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

He opposed the duke d'Angouieme, l
and after the second overthrow OF Bo
naparte, headed, it was said, band of
insurgents. Having fed from France
he has beesn tried in Paris, mar eonfI
mace, found guilty of treason and re |
volt, and sentenced TO death. Soon af- |
ter the publication Of the decree of
July, 1915, he published a memoir, in
which he treated the kings authority
rather cavalierly, and said " ne svaifea
sU'fhout anxiety for the decision Of his
judges" But when he found. in the
fate Labedoyere, that Louis could let
the, axe fall heavy, he fed his country
and has not recently been heard from.
10. Lit. Gen. Moufon Durernss.---
He swore carly allegiance to the Bour-
bons, and was sent to Grenoble to stop
Bonaparte's career but Joined him
He has since surrendered himself to
trial. which was about to take place at
CUR last dates from Paris.
Il. Marshsl EmonueI GyoEshy- He
He is now in the United States. An
exposition OF his conduct having re-
Gently been published, we shall add
nothing to it.
II 1t. Gen. Bertrand Glousei-.
He likewise is in the United States
He commanded at Bordeaux, iand his
conduct much complained Of. He also
commanded corps at Waterloo.---
|, Since he left France, process of out
lawry had been issued against him.
|. Is 1t. Gen Eaborde-He also is
charged with having sworn allegiance
TO Louis of having violated his oaths
committed treason and revolt, and up
held the usurpation of Napoleon -
Having left France, process of out
iawry had been issued against him
also.
ID. l., Ger. DehcHe He was charg-
cd with having betrayed the royal cause
la the South Of Frence and inter
cepting the duke d'Angouleme He
was tried in Msrclslss and sentenced
TO death: but Louis commuted the pa
nishment to ten years imprisonment.
Is It. Gen. Rerrand--He accom-
panied Bonaparle TO Eiba, and is now
with him in St. Helena. He gave in
his adhersion TO Louis only fortnight
before Is landed from Eiba Eic has
been tried for contumacy, & sentenced
to death, which will be executed upon
him should he return to France, as it is
reported he intends
l6 1t Gen Cam6yoaae He was
arrested in England, sent TO France,
tried and acquitted, on the ground,
thai being assigned iii virtue of the
treaty OF Foniainbicau, to attend Bona
n Kin .heote-a<t ~,
allegiance to France When Bona
par,e was making his rapid progress
from Anli6es 10 Paris, Cambronne
commanded the advance guard OF forlS
gvenadisrs win preceded him.
" IT Gan Dronot--Ee command
ed bOnaparte's imperial suardss when
ne landed from Eliza a0d sign, d thu
address OF the guards to the French
soldiers, from the Guiph of Juan ii.
mas lately been tricd III Paris, and &C
Quilted on the ground as that whlci
saved Cambronne. He has since been
introduced 10 the king whose permits.
sion to be married he has solicited, in
order to do away report that after his
FlcquIttal he had determined to follow a
clerical life
ls. 1t. Gen. LovaHetfc-Re was
one of the household of Louis 18th, and
swore allegiance to him. But when
Bonsparte was advancing from Elba,
he seized upon the pos, Office; and
made It an engine for the dispersion of
news favorable for the designs of The
Usurper He was tried, and sentenc
ed TO death, and his escape from prison
In The cloths of his excellent lady, is
well known by every reader. At the
last date he was at Munich, Bavaria
and no measures had been taken, by the
French court TO apprehend him. His
lady continued at Paris, and expected
to obtain his pardon. He may be now
In America.
10. Marshal SaUary, duke of Rovigo.
He was formerly minister Of police 10
Bonaparte, and after betraying his al.
legiance to the Bourbons surrender.
ed himself with Boaaparte 10 the Eng.
lish--was sent to Malta--& as report.
ed, has been released, with liberty 10
emigrate to America doubled He was
SAID to DC d. Smyrna at the LAST date.