Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
Foreign Inteli enc {.
NEW YORK, June I.
Latest from France.

Latest HOm TidiiSeS =. s.s
Arrived this morning the schr. Boxer.
Cant. Clark. in 81 DAYS from Nantz. BY
this arrival the Editors of the CONNER
cial Advertiser have received Paris pa
pers to the 2Cth Of April. Translations
from these papers will be found below.
Can't. Clark inform us, that the Duke OF
Aneouleme had fallen into the hands OF
Bonaparte. twas not known, however,
whether he had been imprisoned, or Put
to death. or sent out of the Empire.
Can't. C. also informs, that Bonaparte
was himself still in Paris, and still a
|nlusing the people with the expectation OF
the speedy arrivals the Empress and her
Son. Tranquility prevailed at Paris.
One of TIE passengers states that a ru-
NOR reached Nantz, just before he sailed,
that Prussian Army had advanced lpor
the frontiers of France that they were
met by French army: and that an OBJ
stinate engagement took place the result
lot which was not known.
He also states that great preparations
|for war were making by both Bonaparte
and the Allies; and flat it was supposed
there would soon be, on both sides, at
ileast Two Millions of men under arms.
The following vessels are advertised for
different ports in the U. States, in Ii
verpool papers of the 9TH Of April -
For New-York-ships Pacific. Will
liam, Merchant, Fanny, and Othello;
|brigs Elizabeth, Caesar, Castor and sa-
|rah.
For Philadelphia Ships Superior, Clo-
thier, Benjamin Rush. Jane, Thomas
Catterwood, sceptre, Theotosia, Bet
|sey, and Northulnbnan; brig Only Son
schr. Calypso.
For Balti.nore.--Shirs john and Mary,
Armanta. and Importer briggs Britannia,
Canada, and John Samuel.
For Norfuk.--Blig London.
For Guardianship Rhody brig
Mounts Bay.
For N. Orleans.-ships Eliza and Six
Freres.
For Boston.-Ships Roscoe, Milo, Lii
verpeol Packet, and Hannibal brisan-
tine Monarch.
The American ships Alexander Mana
field and Lion, are advertised tosail from
Landskrona Sweden for some port iii
the U. States.
EGt7uct Of letter tros q gentleman ut
.Eaata to lbs Correspondent in ths
city
sNAS7z, awa 10.
Since our last respects, the very ex-
traordinary political events which have
taken place in this country, and winch
will have come to your know ledge ere
this reaches you, have suspended all ex
petitions, under the French tias, and In
general all commercial transactsons.-
We are still xncertain what is to be the
consequence OF this change as to our re-
iations with foreign powers. The pro-
liabilities are for renewal of the great
contederacy by which the government OF
Napoleon has already once been over.
thrown. Ilostiities, however, have not
yet begun either by sea or land. At all
events we do not make doubt, but that
any Neutral. and particularly the Ame-
rican flag, will be respected by the Bri-
fish and allowed to trade freely WITH
the French ports not in real state OF
blockade.
We hope the present state Of things
will not be OF lons duration, y that peace
will soon be restored to Europe.
Translated for the Cosns.rcial .gdrsr-
t,Ser.
From French papers by the Boxer.
LONDON April 10.
It would appear that then have been
some overtures for correspondence be-
tween the English and French govern
ments. It is said in our highest political
circles. ttat BonaFarte has proposed to
our ministers that pursuant % the advice
of the council of state, he will accede to
the treaty of Paris, and col sent to re-
cosnize and pay the sums due by the
French Government TO all foreigners
since the lst April, 1914.
The deliberations which are going on
at Vienna, keep the nation ingreat anx-
iety but in the present state of affairs
we can not expect, under 10 Jays or e.
ven 9 weeks, to know their dGnitire de-