Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-12
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From tie N. 4. Commercial .airsrtissr,
September 6.
Latest from France.
Arrived at one O'Clock, the schooner
Maria, capt. Brevoort, in 2yedsss from
flayre de Grace. By this arrival we
have received French Papers 70 tue ist
Eof August, CONTAINING Paris dates TO TIE
29th ofJuly inclusive. Translationsflom
these papers viii be found below. e.
/. Capt. Brevoortstates, fiat just before
he sailed, he was Informed by q British
officer, that the French armies had re-
Gently manifested hostile disposition (;
that a division Of the, Prussian army,
consisting Of twenty thousand men. was
sent 70 present tie Junction of two d'xl-
sions oftlse French; that an action eDsued,
Ia which the prussian corps was alrnest
entirely destroyed; and that reqr;sition
had been made at Paris for eight hundred
wagons to bring off the wounded from
the field Of battle. The British officer
added, that these facts were not permit
ted to be psbiished in the Paris Jour
nals. s
We strongly doubt the cerrectness CT
The statement communicated by the Rri-
tish officer. At the date Of our last ad-
vices, we believe the whole Of The French
armies had already sent ntheir subnis-
sion to the authority Of the king.
Translated for TIE Commercial sadvsr-
tiser.
PARIS, July 9e.
The Duke Of Orleans arrived last. e.
yening at ten o'clock. His Serene High
ness, who landed at Boulogne, came in
Fifty hours from his country scar near
London. He was Immediately admitted
to his Majesty, who receivedthe Prince,
his nephew, with cordially and perfect
Kindness.
1t appears that the King has already
supplied the places of those peers who
had accepted seats in the upper chamber
OF Bonaparte.
The Prussian troops this morning ma
neuyered in the Champ de mars.
The journals which have announced
the arrival at Paris of the Prince Of Eek
,nuhl, have been led into an error. He
has not yet arrived.
In consequence Of new arrans ements.
his Highness Prince Maurice Lichteu-
stein, lieut.. gen. commanding the Aus
trian troops at Paris, has ordered that
from this day, the officers and soldiers
of the garrison OF Paris, under his orders,
shall not exact any provisions from the
individuals, at whose haases they arb
lodged. The officers are 10 maintain
themselves at their. own expense: the
soldiers will receive rations Of provisions
at the regular stores. The inhabitants
will only have to furnish, henceforth,
lodgings to the Austrian troops.
The declaration Of England, which
replaces rs, n respect to that nation n.
the state ofneacein ~Aichwe we're before
the 2ctho March last, has inspired the
greatest confidence in the generous In
lentions Of the allied sovcreigns. We
hope that the noble effort Of England to
cause to cease the eyilsSwll:ch she has al
ready sought to render as light Is posi-
bic, Will be completely initiated on the
continent: and that the measures ordain-
q to regulate the charges of the war
| will be followed BY measures to lessen
them. The Interests of theAfarmer and
Of the, mechanic. are, without doubt, in
| the eyes Of the powers allied to the king
of France, as precious as those Of the
merchant. Every thing anpounces that
this wish will be fulfilled III few days.
It is said that NJ. Carnot has retired to
Switzerland.
The Prussian troops have quilted Or.
leans and the enyiroI.s, for the purpose
Of advancing.
The Sd Of Aug. is the birth dayIof the
king Of Prussia. His Majesty will On
that day enter his 18th year.
Gen. Clausc,, whose flight has been
announced in many papers, and his ar
rest by others, was still at 8ordeaux,on
the s5th inst.
The French army is concentrating In
Berry and Anyergne. The head quar-