The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-26
BOSTON, Aup. IS.

United States, that marshal SoULT had
taken passage 10 her for Americs, her
arrival spread the report far and wide,
that the marshal was on board and
W Deiie6ere French mercantile gen.
tleman, the only cabin passenger in
the brig, was mistaken by thousands
for the marshal. We therefore deem i,
our duty to state, that mar shall Soult
has no, arrived here; and that we have
good grounds for believing tina, he is
now In the quiet enjoyment of his re-
treat III Prussia viii her il is known
he was ordered TO depart aud where
he probably will wait an act OF clemen-
cy from Louis the 18th, which will res
tore him and all others, nor included
in fhe isf Of traitors, to the bosom of
their country. As we are on this sub
Ject we repeat the
LIST OF PERSONS
Eraed from France during. .the hiea..
sure afthe King.
Soult, Alix, Exce,mans, Bassano,
Marriott, Felix Lepelle,ier, Boulay tae
la Mcurthe), Mehsc, rhibaudeau, Car
not Vandamme, Lamarque {ger },
tressInet, D4rbach, Dirat, Defermsnt,
Bory- Saint Vincent, Felix Dcspolres
Garnier de Saintes, Meilipet, Lobau,
Harei, Pire. BaTrere, Pomereuil. Reg
maud Ode st. Jean d'Angely), Arrigh
de Padua), Deisan, Gis, Garreau, Real
Bouvier Doumo!ard, Merlin (de DO
uay J, Arnault, Hullin, Cluys, Courtin,
toroin-J ahson, fills aine, Lie Loreue
Oideyille.
French prescribed persons AS the
American public are frequently led in
to error by mlslaking persons in the d
Dove list Tor those who have been at
tainted as traitors, and ordered to DC
arrested and tried as such; ,se have
been requested 10 make new list OF
the latter, with their fate, and present
residences and have complied with tic
request as tar as imperfect minutes will
edabie US.
Ii will be recoliecied, that the
traitors proclaimed 10y the royal ordi
na'.ce OF Jmy "a, 1915. embraced Oil
ly nineteen marshais and other military
| men, 10 WIT.
1. Marshal .Ney.--His conduct is
100 well known 10 need repttllion-
Tried and conci ted o! treason, he was
executed q; Paris, Dec.7, s!s
2. Lieut. geo. Lab-doyerr His ac
tiUns ana characters to3 are ~ III known
After trial and. conviction, he wa.
executed In Paris the goth August,
!3!5.
3 Lieut.. gen. LaUemanG, the senior
III he Il
Ia he cortege OF Bonaparte was sent
to Malta; but, II Is reported, has late
iy been liberated with permission 10
emDark for America !; and was at Smyr.
IA at the last dates,
Col Lal!enaaG, brother of the
above was arrested by Louis 18th, as
sedIuous person. prior 10 the return OF
Boaaparie rom E!5a and was set at
liberty by the latter Since his denun-
citation, his place OF residence has been
concealed.
S Lieut.. gen, Jean BAPTIST Drouet
d'Erion. An carly adherent t. Louis,
whom he betrayed when Bonapartc
landed from Eiba. Had distinguish
ed command at Waterloo Has PUB.
iished memoir in justification OF his
conduct and was awaiting his trial in
Paris, which was 10 take place the lat.
ter part of June. He is the son of the
post master who arrested Louis 10th
at Varsnnes.
6. Lieut.. gen. Lefe6ure Deauou.es.
After BonapaFta's frs, overthrow he
adhered to the Boarbons-But when b.
landed from Elba, he attempted 10 Sc
duce the regiment os Royal Chasseurs
which he commanded, and to capture
LaoD for the usurper. He was one OF
Napoleon's favorite officers, on whom
ne showered Offices and orders, but he
had the independence TO say TO the EN-
peror at Fontainbieau, in. April, 1915,
4" Sire you are ssndone- You would
NOT listen 20 The coHnsekS Of any Of your
servants, and no5D tie senate has de-
etarcd that you hGUe fortified Ihe |
After the second overthrow
of Bonsparte he fed 10 Germany, and
from thence arrived in the United |
States, where he now is. An act OF |
putlawiy has been issued against him
and several others.
z Lieut.. gen. .Fmei4. An early adj
heret to Louis, Followed monsieur L. |
Lyons, and there showing deiectior |
was apprehended, sent to Paris, tried
condemned TO death, bot before th
sentence was executed, vas Iiberate.
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