Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-29

coined by the reiterated acclamations Of
the public. Her demestics were clothed,
for the first time in the livery of the Prin-
ces of the Imperial Family, instead of
the green livery which they formerly
wore. All the French in her service
have been dismissed.
The young Prince of Parma is now in
the palace of this capital.
The news of the progress ofBonaparte
alarms peoples minds as much as it a.
stonishes them.-Tbe conduct of the in
habitants of the South of France, cannot
be explained, except by the fear which
military despotism inspires. The last
dispatches haye caused all the measures
to be accelerated for this new European
crusade against the man who has sworn
eternal war against all nations.
VIENNA, March 90.
From Letter.
You will have learnt from the Papers
that all the persons, natives of France,
in Che service of Maria Louisa, have been
dismissed, with orders to return to their
own country. This measure has been
vigorously enforced. The reason is this
IA plan was discovered to carry off the
little Napoleon. and convey him to Pa
ris. a French Lady, who was nearly
attached to the young Prince, was chief
accomplice in this plot; she has been sent
with an escort to the Rhine, which she
will cross to join her master, whose int
rests she so we'll promoted. Since this,
young Napoleon is strictly watched.
Florence, March Is.
Several couriers from Vienna to Ma
pies have passed through here. The ar
rival of Neapolitan troops is formally an
nounced here to act in concert with the
allies, if the events in France make it
necessary.
BRACES, March so.
The French troops arrived at Ypres,
with the Duke of Berri and the Count
D'Artois, consist of musketeers, guards
du corps on foot and on horseback. and
great number of students. They have
been cautioned in the environs of that
town, which is fortitying with great ac-
tiyity.
His Majesty Louis XVIII. who stop
ped an hour here on his way from Ostend
to Client, was received with every at
tention due to his misfortunes.
Brussels. .4prI 1.
We expect Louis XVIII. Immediately
in this city. The public are informed
that his Majesty has just ordered the corr
respondence between private persons, BY
the post, to be re-established between
the kingdom of the Netherlands and
France.
The Gazette Of Lncona states, the
King of Naples was expected there on the
18th of this month.
The Duke of Belluna is now here, with
his aid de camp. and great many Off
GERS, who remain faithful to the king
This morning arrived M. de Masrey, to
prepare the lodgings ofthe Marshal Duke
of Ragusa.
Client, March 81.
Monsieur, the Kings brother left us
this morning ogo to Brussels.
Bonaparte has caused the Duke of
Treyiso to be arrested at Lille.
We hear that the carriages of the Duke
of Begri, which were abandoned in the
bad roads, have been saved by the
peasants and brought to his Royal High
ness.
London, apra 7.
THE ARMY.
There is already gallant army of
10000 troops assembled on the Frontier
line of Belgium from Y pres to Nalnur, all
in British pay, and nearly one half Bri-
fish troops. This army is besides daily
increasing. On Monday and Tuesday
it was reinforced by the 18th and 18th
Dragons, and several detachments of ar
tiliery, which were landed last week at
Ostend in excellent condition, and by to-
morrow or the next day, the guards which
were embarked on Wednesday. will
join. The Prussians, at the date of the
late accounts from Belgium, had 10000
line troops in the line from Namur to
Luxemburgh. These were alsoreceivinc
daily reintorcements.
One of the first orders of the Duke of
Wellington on taking command in Bel
GUM, was to order all the women who
had followed the army from this country
to return Immediately.
1t is understood that Col. Sir II. Tor
rens will act as Military Secretary to the
Duke of Wellington in Belgium. Sir
H. 'Torrens conveys the authority from
the Prince Regent, and the British Ca
binet, under which the Duke of yelling