Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-30
Foreign Y. Intelligence.
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FROM 1IfflS 4Sass11Sfs, TeCs1CeU PET SehT.
,ssl6y.
The Russian army of reserve, under
the command Of General Wittsenstein,
which was on its way towards France,
has received orders to return tothe into
rier of their country. All the Austrian
troops Oh their march to France, have
received orders toretracc tier steps and
return to the Austrian states.
1t was reported, and generally heiiey-
ed, that Ferdinand the VII. King Of
Spain, was about to visit Paris. The In
tercanrse Of posts was established, and
the csuriers passed as usual.
The Sandman government has Sc
qnestered.aIl the property in. Fisdmont
With Napoleon he'd granted to Prince
Bareghese. The greatest preparations
were making at Milan, fs- the corona
ton Of the Empcrsr & Empress of Aus
tria as King and Queen Of the kingdom
OF Lombaray. The Elnparor vas a.
bout to leave Paris to meet the Empress
at Milan.
LosDov, Aug. 10.
The following particulars respecting
the embarkation OF Ronararte on board
the Northumberland, lave been received
from a source entitled to every credit
and We give them to the public as au-
thentic.
The Bellerophon and the Tonnant sail
ed from the Bay of Plymouth on Fri
cay; but we DO not imagine that it was
to prevent the application for writ o!
habeas corpus. I he fact is, t',at the
concousse Of boats pas so great, aHd
the danger to which they were exposed.
several lives having been LOST that GO
vernment thought proper to. order the
bellerophon to greater distance. the
process. of which so much has been SAID,
was nothing mere than an ordinary sub
pena from the Court Of Kings neach.
procured by some Eerson,n'ho had cause
pending in that court, and who amused,
himself by citing as witnesses, Napoleon,
Jerome and Ad. yil!aumes. TIE Nor
cumberland left Portsmouth on Friday
also. and on Sunday arrived Of ii'orbay.
Gen. Bertrand was the E st who came
on boarG tbe Tonaant, where he diaed
with Lord Keith. ard sir George Cock
burn. Sir George explained 10 hin his
instructions With regard to Bopaparte !;
che article Of which was that his baggage
shouid De examined before it was taken
on board the Northumberland Bertrand
warmly protested against sending Bona
parte to St. Helena, Whca he desired and
expected to have liycd;n neace in En-
g!a nd, protected by English laws. I4crd
Keith aid sir Geosge did not enter iato|
a discussion on this nnint. After dinner
they accompanied Bertrand Gil board the
Bei!ere.:hon. Before their arrival. TIE,
had taken fro,n Eonaparte his pistols,
and all !:Is arms. Those who were not
to accompany him, was sent on board
the trigate I1urotas. They Showed great
nnwliiingness to be separated from hin.
iSonaparte took leave o. them intlividu-
ally sayary and L'Al!emaad were.
however, left or beard the Deilerophon.
When Lord Keith and Sir Geo. Cock
burn came On board, Bonaparte was on
deck ready to receive them. After the
usual salutation, Lord Keith addressed
himself to Esonaparte, and requested
him to say at what hour be proposed t.
so on board the Northumberland. 30
naparte protested with the greatest rehe-
mence against this act Of the british 60
vernment. :. He had not expected It.
ne could see no reasonable objects Il To-
residing in England in tranquility ior the
remainder OF his days, Lord Keith and
sir George Cockbarn made 70 reply.
Al English officer who stood near him
observed, that if he was rot sent to st.
Helena, he would be sent to the Empe-
sor Alexander.-s' God keep ne from
the Russians" replied he, shrnsg;ng his
shoulders and addressing Bertrand
" 1T what hour to-morro'V ,norping, Shall
| come, Gsasral, ard;cccalpapy you OF
board the Northumberland" asked Sit
George Cockbasn. EeaaFartc APPEARED
somewhat surprised at hearing himself
addressed simply as general, but replied
:: at 10 o'clock." Bertrand and his Ia.