Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-30
Extract Of q letter .from Frankfort.
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.lfne g.
epfiace yYreae has attacked the
rrruca near LANDAU aftsr.a very bril-
lraf sctiaa he completely defeated them
aad ta,s .GG99t33 prisoners. On the other
hand Prince Scawartzenherg has GEM
n!stesy routed tie French cNrps under
ten. DeeeuRt, hear Besane aid has taken
s3piecss OF cannon.
bssaacan, aad Besort are surround.
ID. Marshal frimoht has passed the
sinpIaa. II is believed Tat Tie Aus
srian aud Swiss troops United must hare
entered Lysns ye.tcrday. Hosti!ities
have commenced ca the Whole line, as
Gar as Basic. Since the arrival OF a cou-
fier from the army Of the Upper Rhine, a
report is spread that TIE French have
made 90 attack upon Basic; that they
have been repulsed. but thai the city has
suffered considerably.
!" Thepassase Of the Russian troops
through ibis city,continues day and night
without intermission it will be wholly
terminated on the 29th.-The beauty of
the artillery Is particularly admired.--
Ere Russian Cavalry passes en- iaasse by
Mannheim, proceed to Twickhein, to
lin the aymyof Prince Wre1e. 01eui-
cseF has entered the French territory
With 5000 Cessacks, lie is advancing d.
sectly to Nancy.
Cologne, June SO.
The army of Prince ScIlwartzenhe,g,
which vas to advance To Switzerland.
received counter orders. aud crossed the
Rhine az Mannheim on TIE 2ist. This
change was made in consequence Of the
arrival Of 40 expresses from Italy. A re-
port has also been spread of most bloo-.
dy battle having been fought between
the United English probably Austrian)
and plednontese armies under Gen. Fri
mont, anu the French army under mar
shal Snchet, iGwhieh the latter was en-
trely defeated.
A Russian courier who passed thro'
= Frankfort On thu e4sls, carried from tlse
Emperor Alexander to Prince Blucher
the insignia Of the order Of St. Anne Of
the irst class, and present of 10000
Slyerroubles, "a million Of Francs.)
Frankfort, J,ae e7.
Gen. Rapp, sent on the a4th letter
tothe general commanding 1t the out
Hsts Ct his highness fine Prince Royal
ofWirtemburgh, Announcing that he bad
received by telegraph the news of Napo.
leans a6dication in favor of his son, the
ioF;nation Of the Provisional government,
add the sending OF commissioners to
treat with the Allies. The only reply
made to this letter was a repeated order
taonr treaps, topush offensive operations
with the greatest yigor possible, because
The guarantee OF tlse Army Of Bonaparte
az as ministers cannot be accepted.
PROCLAMATION.
observation-disclosures, usited at the
congress at Vienna, have informed YOU
ayoo, true interests by the acts Of the
ss'h OF March and The leth Of May. 1t
saaes IN arms to prove to yoe that it has
s@ spoke in vain. 1t desires peace, it
as need ofit; II must be conGrmeS by
y amlao'e relations with you. It can
ave none, 1t never can have any with
~ s's man whe pretends to govern you. A
ssa iniatuaton NAV have made the
french soldier furget for noment the
.sss Of honor. and have extortej per-
la'Y from him. An erI,emeral power,
sapaarteil BY all kinds Of illusions. NAV
aase misied some magistrates into the
runs OF error. But this power totters,
@M y will disappear. The combined
&ls Of the North convinced you of it
@Ms day Of the 18th Of lane. Our ar
!; ~, are marching to convince you OF it
@tAeir tura.
ffenehmen, it's still time. reject BIN
y sao again chMping al your liberties to
:. - CAR tirea'eas social order, and brings
-. 80 soar native country all pations. Be
, ,sl to yourselves, and all Europe
Peace. ~ -
daes more from this moment it
lsaers al Flencimen who are not
,. under tie standards Of Is nararte
t; ~ WIZ dc not adhere to lis ca.lse. as
~ ca:e constantly the order to
!, s' - sie:a, to leaye them the Feaceable
,s ,..,aege af whst they possess, and to
a Ant Tue laudab!e esorts which they
~, MAZE 20 replace France in TIE re-
/. : s'eafiaG which tiie Treaty OF tar )
i. ~ s-ts'a,hi+se,l betweea her aid ali