Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-19
Foreign Intelligence.
BALTIMORE, August 16.
Late from France.

the Ludlow. OH the 18th or july afrlveu
Fat Iosten; and having been robbed OF
the latest Paris paper by the commander
of British frisate, which contained the
capitulation 4: Paris to the Allies, capt.
brings very little in addition to
the intelligence by the Ludlow. we
have been favored with several papers &
letters, extracts from which, and a journ-
|al kept by one Of the passengers in the
Pike, follow. Further extracts shall be
given Tomorrow.
Messrs. James Williams, Jun. James
M'Fadon, and others, came passengers
lin the iiks.
Napoleon was reported to be at Roch-
fort, attempting to make his escape to
this country.
The Paris Moniteur Of July 1, contains
the Project of a Constitutional Act, pre-
scented By the Central Commission to the
French House Of Representatives, on the
Goth of June, l8l5-Count Lanjuinais,
president.
Tomorrow we shall present the Con-
IstitationEeEtire.
One Of orr papers contain the caritu-
'lation of the Vendeans, the leader Of
whom has permission TO remain ia France
or to leave it.
Furnished by Passengers.
Paris surrendered 70 the allied armies,
under Blucher and Wellington, by capt
tulation, the 18th of July, and the French,
t,oops of the line, which occupied the
capital, were to march out Of Paris
OH The 9Th, with the honors Of war;
their march to be directed towards
Nantz-nothing mentioned of Louis the
1Sth's return to Pans-the national flag
flies throughout France--the military
arc much displeased, as we'll as many
of the private citizens, with the conduct
of Louis the 18th for bringing into the
country foreign Invading armies to esta-
bisk on the throne OF France the Dour-
boa family, so much against the will Of
the people. There are many parties in
France at present, some for Napoleon LIST,
Napoleon ed, Prince Imperiale Due,
dor cans, and Louis 18th, each Of which
are strong; but were il not fer the allied
armies the business would be immedi-
.ately settled in favor Of the imperial ia
miis. Marshal Souit and Ser. Grouche
have resigned. Bordeaux is sarrisoned
by or5b00 troops of the line, under the
command of Sen. Clausel, aud are re-
viewed every sunday, and the general
cryoi {. ttue eGmPereIr, pice l'i'rince
lmperlaIe, dc,cn soith the Euartoss md
at their pasti&aas,' ecsoes through the
air-they have sworn vengeance against
any British troops that may enter Iior-
deau@ to chang the three-colored, flas
which they are determined to seaport, d
no other. The innocent and we'll dis
posed people Of France dread The idea Of
"a rebellion, aud arc much afraid that e.
very thing will not be settled to please
all parties, prior To revolution taking
place. The allied armies were TO enter
the capital the 9Th.
Ertrac5 Of q letter, politely haaded to the
editors D tie Patriot, duteG
{" BORDEAUX. June 27.
I" believe ;hcir negotiations the ne
gcciatons Of tie Eve French a!nbassa-
|dors with the allies1 will not succeed,
unless they consent to abandon young
Napoleon. There is a strong party for
la republic; and ore equally strong in
/ favor of the Duke ofCileans, who has 10
vengeance to exercise; no parties, tami-
iiias ormdiyiduals to prescribe; and hay
ling been an advocate for the revolution,
(micbt conci!iate the discordant interests
which would continue to asltate France,
|: f the old Branch Of Boulhons is restored.
The latter, will, however, be recommend
ted and supported by the allies, and |
believe viii prevail. have little doubt
tof speedy peace on tho basis OF one OF
1.-The aforementioned plans OF government.
j" The fate ofNapoleon is the subject
Of much conjecture. Some think he viii
ro to the q. States-othe:s that he will
prefer England.
I" When the storm is ever, American
produce will command the prices at
which the last sales were made, and OF
which you have note at foot. Sterling
bills have advanced to 90 francs, and
will 90 higher in consequence of The late
political events.
g Cotton, (Geo.) long staple, fa4oa
$50 per 100 lbs; short do. 15oa175
Louisiana l70a1Sc: rice SOaS5: potash-