Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-14

5ers OF q Heyahst Tuoiicatir, printea;.
secret, put underneath the ,ccrs Of m., L
houses, it is called the Lys, and coa. sa,v
| a quantity eff fabricated and nfamm,tsaaal'
matter, IN an attempt to revive tbe ~,
5ers Of a falling cause. and to SOW d;ss a~'
ton and animosityamons ali true French.
men. '
Translated for the Commercial .ccs1..,,
ser.
| PARIS, April "a.
A person who left Naples On tho .,t
| of this month, and who has arrived n "a
Paris, gives US the following accounts AZ
The King Of Naples was at Anem.
| in the latter Part of March. with fo",
divisions of his army and his cavaIr, 3
another division passed around Rome y
The Neapolitan trocps were fine AMI
numerous. they had with item tr.; a
Of $50 pieces OF cannon. A'''
The king having received a letter fro,.
the Emperor Of Austria. which informed v'S
him that the Congress refused to recOa
nize him, marched immedatel,.
At Cesene, his advanced ouara =
eountered 1000 Austrians, and took so sn.
of them. ''nS
On the Cd of April he entered ro,..
He sent out before him proc!smass; o,s'
i'm which he reprcached The cona1'ase
with their enterprises against tbe r Sasss
of every people, and Wit lie vioI. Anu
of their promises, in subecting poI,nI '
to which they had promised liberty .,
greater slavery than ever. and in ioI 70
vering Genoa to the King of Sard;r S','
after having promised her inden na'
dence. r>'
The king, in fine, calls TO 1pse-
Pendence, and to second him in his en-
terprize, which has no other object Than
to chase away the foreigners.
In fact, we are informed, that ,lE tls
veteran Italian soldiers have assembled
under his flag. All the little cities Of
the Roman territory have formed com.
panies of veteran soldiers. whom thew
have cloathedi aYd equipped at their
expence, and these companies fol.
low the Neapolitan army.
1t appears that about the 5th or 9Th a
battle was fought in advance of Modcna.
The king had with him near eO,CCO men
and hesttacked % or $4,000 Austrjans.
beat them, took 200 prisoners and drove
them beyond the Pc. Parma and Pa.
cencia were in possession of the
king.
During this period, Gen. Pigratelli en-.
tered Florence. encountered Gen. M
gent, and beat him on the 10th. between
pistoia and the defles of the Appenines.
We learn that on the 18th accounts
were received at Legborn that Gen.
Nugcnt and his whole column we're ia.
ken.
The Duke Of Modcna had re-passed
he Pc.
The Grand Duke Of Tuscany was at
Leghorn.
Prince Jerome, who was at Trieste, in
formed of events, escaped from that city
and had landed at Pesaro he was in
tie kingdom of Naples. The kirg Of
Sardinia had fed to Genoa. There were
lardly any troops atTulin.
Travellers worthy of credit. landed on
tie slst at Diepre, and who quilted
London on the 18th inform, that the
House of Commons and the majority OF I
the English nation were for peace with
France.
The people lave pIundered and. &C.
stroyed three hotels belonging to persons
VIGOROUSLY in favor of War.
They went afterwards to Lord Cas-.
houae, who is at ire head I"
the war party. He was sought toy eye
~ where. and who would doubtless
have been i'll treated it they could have
taken him.
The commotion was carried IN AoH'
don to the highest degree, and npe'
greater evil was expected, unless ttesoff
vernment would yield to the "lshes q
John Bull, SO theoretically mani''FF
ed.
Some French Ianccrs, who lad 'dTa'-
ced too far on the side Toulray.we,e 81,
rounded and taken by great numperY.
Hanoverian Hussars, but were sentts.H
on demand of the communicate at Ls"
We consider it as anew inu'lat'0hvIi
the duration of peace between rns,a aa.
and France, that for some DAYS Pa. y.
some EngIishmen have landed IN ta
with the intention of spending mere =
part of the pleasentseason, mary Ha'e
ready arrived at Par,s. 40 ,r,r.