Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-05
Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON, July 7.

LONDON, July 7.
Napoleon Bonaparte passed Ramboail-
let on the LIST Of July, on his way TO
Rochetort.
July 12.
It was the Saale and Medusa frigates,
commanded by M. Phillibert and M. Pa
rec, that were ordered to be equipped
at Rochefort for Bonaparte, on the 28th
Of June. Those two frigates were in
the roads on the 1st of July, but were
closely watched by an English crui-
yer.
July 1s.
We have this merning received Paris
papers of Monday. Their contents are
interesting.--Me neac Ministry is FORM
ed. The king is every where received
with enthusiasm.
So late as the 9Th, Bonaparte had not
been able to effect his escape from Roche
fort, being very closely watched by the
British men of war.
Unjust appear strange to eur readers
to learn that several of the leaders of the
late rebellion are still in Paris and a.
mong them Carnot and his brother.
The French army from Paris was to
be at Orleans, on the Loire, on the 10th
o: July.
Letters from Chambray, of the Cd,
mention that the army of Marshal suchet
was putting itself in motion to proceed to
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PARIS, July 9.
The number of Prussians in Paris and
the environs is said to be 100000. A
corps of $4,000 men is to 60 Immediately
to the right bank of the Loire, to observe
the French army an English corps will
be united to the Prrssians.
About $50 Prussians are encamped on
the place Dauphine. This measure has
been occasioned by the provocations of
M. Carnot's fpderes. The national
guard cannot watch too closely the con-
duct of these persons.
At two O'Clock in the afternoon of the
9TH, Marshal Prince Butcher caused can
non to be planted on the bridges of the
Seine, to overawe the banditti whom the
club of rebels is endeavorisg to put in
motion.
From the .Moniteur Of Monday.
His Majesty has determined the forms
which, by the constitutional system of
his government, seemed to him to be ap-
plicable to the administration, which he
adopts for France. This administration,
in its superior branches, will be compos-
ed of Privy Council, and of the Council
of Ministers.
The privy council shall consist of the
princes, the ministers of state, and such
persons as his majesty shall be pleased
toappoint. This council which is only
to assemble on special cenvocation,
viii afford a channel for discussing in
presence of the King. in more solemn
manner, certain description of affairs:
and will give, at the same time to his ma
iesty an opportunity ofrecompensing ser
vices rendered, and such persons as hold
a place IN his majeStyIS regard the
number of privy councillors not being
fixed.
July 10.
The French army in retiring behind
the Loire, is already considerably weak
ened. Every day of its march it loses
whole companies, nay entire regiments,
who abandon the colors Of Haaaparte to
return home.
Cardinal Fesch, Madame Letitia, and
Madame Louis Bonaparte, are still at
Paris. They still occupy their hotels.
1t is also said, but we do not believe 1t,
that Messrs. Joseph and Jerome Bona
parte also remain in the capital, and that
they are in private lodgings.
We are assured that the chief consPl-
rators, who recalled Bonaparte from the
Island of Elba. still hold their secret meet
ings as they used to do, previous to the
S1st of March.