Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-23
Foreign Intelligence.

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From London Papers received at the
Office Of the C Commercial Advertiser.
Frankfort, Jane %. &
A solemn Fete was celebrated this
morning on account of the brilliant ylcto-
Inv obtained ever the French by the En-
|slish and Prussian armies. All the cl-
Vii and military authorities attended IT.
The garrison, the magnificent Prussla n
guard, all the landstrum, horse and loot,
were under arms.
1t seems that we approach the moment
when the greatest operations will begin.
Prince Wrede had yesterday his head.
quarters at Kassersslautern, ind intend
Ted to pass the river sarre to-day. Prince
|Schwartzenberg himself is still at Hell
delberg it is hoped he will seon be re-.
covered. On the other side, general
Baron Frimont . has passed the simplon
with his army, and has arrived at st.
Maurice.
The first column of the army. under
fgen. Doctorow, arrived here to day.
His Highness Prince Charles of Meek
|lenburg Schwerin, Ii. gen. in the SER
vice of the King Of Prussia, is now here
|--Joarnal de Frankfort, June a.
Heidelberg, Jane 90.
Tomorrow the grand headquarters of
Prince Schwartzenberg will be tranfer-
|red to Mannheim.
I Mannheim, Jl1ae 90.
TIE trains of artillery which have
been passing for some DAYS through this
city to the left bank of the Rhine are i'm
mense. Yesterday evening a Russian
corps Of II, 900 infantry marched on.
Hanou, June 90.
Last night, an express brought the par
|ticulars of the journey of the King of
Prussia. His Majesty will arrive here
on Saturday evening or Sunday morn
ing.
The two columns of Russians which
ARRIVE here tomorrow, consists OF SIX re-
'giments. aud three brigades Of artillery.
On the eth, there will arrive four resi-
ments, pnlk of Cossacks. and another
train of artillery. The army does net
step upon the Rhine, but gpesisnmediate-
lily to the left bark. Eighteen thousand
|remain at Msnts as part of The garrison;
the Prassians nov there go to tie army
Of the Lower Rhine; and only some Aus
|trian regiments remain with the Russians
lat Mentz.
Frankfort, Jane %.
Letters from Zurich. of the 18th, state
THAT the Archduke Ferdinand has enter
led Switzerland with $4,000 men.
Vieniaa, June y.
AS tie German constitution was drawn
|up in the Chancery Of State on the 10th
inst. the hitherto afissentient Ministers
declared they were now authorisea to
sign, and thus It is said to be accepted By
all the German Powers.
Baron Ausnboldt for Prussia, Baron
Nessenbutg for Austria, and Lord elan
|carty for England, will remain here for
|some days, to be present at the closing
lof the Recess, and the disposing of the
numerous papers and documents, which
have been presented by the various Eu
lropean courts, and which are now to be
si;ven back to the respective esurts. The
,aaairs OF Italy are said to be terminated
Ito the satisfaction of the Bourbon
Icourts.
FROM THE MAINE.
The Dukes of Oldepburg and Neck
|Ienbn,s have assumed the title of Grand
Dukes. The late Grand Duke of Frank
fort is to receive from Bavaria a pension
Iof 100000 forms.
Vienna, Janae Is.
The Exchange Of Pomerania is fully
decided. Sweden cedes that province
Ito Prussia, which pays an adequate COM
|pensation for it. East Friesland remains
Ito Hanover, which cedes Lauenburg to
denmark. The demands of Prussia for
damages done by Danish priFateers to the
|prussian ships are also settled.
SGitzer!and, Jlne 90.
The French haie begun hostilities in
[Sayoy. They write from bex, in the
.,pton 10 Van naer the frontiers Of the