Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-08

IMertier was Ysft behind, al-..,, /
az Col bland and 0sAereheers lad gene s,, y.
! There Is another long oepc.,,f /,
tche's urcn the Interior, e,is, - ~
the most dreadful stste-sav. t,,ssEH
departments Of Morbiham , iiIo ' T.
1.-THE North aud tie South np d,s,t 's''aa
Itae 2oyalisis-sc:cral toSas fssss
that Rieprc ard Tsasie have l,ssn 81
led. The strongest laeas re- a,a '.1
sary sand he Recommends se..e,f; ,'c|;i
1.-THE suspension Ct the Con titat;n" sai
! A firing has been heard IL 4. !.
ten Of Daiikirk, which vas s,,,,,' 0'i't
ibe eccasioaed by some dlsturin N
THAT town.
| Soultis at Lille.
! One Of I'onaparte's cabinet MINI
lately stated in rero.t to his l,ns S
Peers, thas he Emperor VAS said 4 y \
in danger from two rocks--tfe Row,
land the Republicans. !&S
The first Russian arm marched !,
Bohemia to the Rhine. It cens;s,.
$4,000 cavalry, and $4,000 infm, !
The second is near Frankfort, and =.
sists of $1,000 irIant y, and asirS,
valry. The third of 50 JC0 viii ,us
1beiofe the end OF June.
! 10 or. Jane a. |
! Thcreliarebeen arr. alsrromFr,,
/ this day, and we therel, conclude 4
communication is atan d for the NJ
sent.
Lieerp I, June D. /
Before this papergoes press we Eo,
10 be able to present our tauers vithdI
official details of the bloody battles i, 4
have been fought in FLANDERS, onta IGfl
18TH and 18Th inst.
1t becomes us, as much as possible, y
keep our minds aioof from every inprl
lsion in. the absence OF official statenlerl
and to put Nc confidence in asy nes|
(which does not reach Us through tie u
igular channel.
From the scattered and very irre]
ltect information which has hitherto rsss
led us, it is not easy to collect sGy ye
distinct view OF TIE great events that Ia |
gust taken place.
/, Itappcara, however, that the campi I
tWas pFened On the lsh inst. by d
French under bonaparte, who sudden
lcrossed the northern frontier, audsttac !
lei she pruasians with his usual impet |
|sity. Il is the general opinion tLatt
Irapid movement WIS intended sepaaI
he English and pfussian armies, ald1
that ,reans to A:scrsanlze the combn
af;*.k which tie allies were e'idst !
med;tat:as. The mano.uTre 80 lara
ceedsd, that III the battles CT the Ii
and 10Th the PrGssians were obIIgea
retreat. and the French advanced CO.
si,Ierably within the territories 81
Netherlands. On the 18th the Gnt
came to tie assistance OF TIC Prussia
and another severe struggle took pss
which seems to have ended Nlthoutan
decisive result; the enemy was a'asI
TO make any Impression Oh Tie sEed
nv, and both si'les EN- hearty 70 ia'
msintained their respective FosI'lsa
but on the 18th the contest vas reIead
Iby q general attack on lie part d
naparie with his whole force acc".'
20 the Official return issued from The va
,;Eep. t'his affair terminated, alter
desperate contest, IN the complete desI
| of tie French By the English and YN
Isians, with the loss Ct ntns0cscss
plcces OF cannon and 9 great QuaatlN
s5a.sags. he allied atmy,i' IS ;dN1
vas lett in iu!l pursuit Of he eleTI'
The Duke Of = ellington 1lsPaitf
ere date,; Waterloo, 18Th June, AI
which it's probable thai Tie ta;t!st
fought considerably 'eithin the F!sa
frontier. bat We nay expect 10 , h..
that the Freuch are, BY tnja t'me' a"'
back into their own territories.
Paris, y.'' y
Tie En?ero~ Of 'ca"rs fa.Is s,,i
rs!,ed a Council OF Regency /; torl0eO
tie Princes Of the impeGIas faIi'!'
Ministers Of State, sc.
Tie yoong NAPOLEON Is Ao| ss','
his august m..tEt;, at scaoen'b7a!.lIn,
nv persons Of Distinction "!e s ~, =,
made responsible le7 TIE CAKE 81 D'' y
son. z,uyl
Ills remarked, ;Iiat 81 ''s 'sy y,
SONS IN lie Magazine q h9",'
here are 500 I'o.,iIea;::S o. viz,
oyau CORY ,rfl !iMr !ar ,MIN -,