Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-05
Foreign intelligence.
EXTRACTS.

PARIS, Dee. se.
Great damage has been dene to
the shipping at Amsterdam BY the
ice.
Gen. Cambaceres his been ar.
rested and conducted TO PAhhaye.
PARIS, Dee. n.
The Duke de Luxembourg is nan.
ed French Ambassador 10 the court
Of Portugal: he is TO reside at the
Brazi!s--by such an arrangement il
does not appear likely that the
Prince Regent intends coming 10
Europe.
PARIS, Dec 2a.
1t is said the dignity of Vice-Roy
OF Italy will be conferred on the
Arch Duke ferdinand, brother to
the Empress Of Austria.
/ Gen. Gerard is at Brussels.
The depttatien from PhiilippsiIIe
La Hague have been presented TO
the King of the Nethsrlauds.
! The Archdnke Charles aad suite
passed through Nuremberg On the
t2th inst on his way TO Vienna.
Madame Moreau, who has long
resided in England. arrived in Paris
Ia few days since.
Letters from BARGE lona announce
shat the greatest Tranquility exists
lin Spain. The friends Of Ferdinand
Ibecoms daily more numerous.
The English commissioners NAM
ed by the Duke of Wellington have
Ientered ValencienHes, Cosde, anu
IBoachaim, to make the necessary
dispositions for the occupation OF
the important places.
Escape OF III. LaUaletts.. 1t was
Yesterday that Count Lavaielte was
Ito have been executed had he not
lhsve escaped the night before ny AS
following means:
Madame Lavailette went TO dine
with him, accompanied by her dausl-
ter. IL years old. and her maid SER
want; at o'clock in the evening lhs
two last persons presented them
selves at the outer gate oftke PRISON
Ito go out, supporting a person "ao
lanreared to be Madame Lavaiette'
Iwbo was enyeloped in fur go"n
with the head covered with iafgs
bonnet aud holding a handkerchief
Ito the eyes, all Che persons oeions'ss
ito the prison being present. as
lthey were accustomed TO see th'ee
|oersons 60 out of the prison eVe'!
evening, they neglected to assure ,so
themselves Of the identity OF lho
lnerson of Madame LaySie' s'
feelings Of compassion .l 10.
1.-The unfortunate situation 81 'Ia s,
Lady. Five minutes af;er"aFes' Inv Inv
Keeper having entered tue r..
tsoner's room, found oaIy Maasw0
Laya,ette he instantly cried wa
dame Layalette declares =" 10"
have ruined me- -Madame Lava
lettee begged him rot to give .o ;
mediate alarm, fearful OF ms DsIaS
caught, should they have proresa ..sa
- ;,etar4ly she ende&1yCFeu
Ito retain him by the arm "@a ' the
tore off the sleeve OF his co"'' -
jKceper, deafto her prayers faI has IS
the others, crying "t,e p,'; ;oilers ito to
escaped" and ordered me Ja I,,so af
seareh for him on all sides. Two 49,, ..
a aasM in IN Which Madame LavaIehs cue
care to the prison. BIT they lo"DI,
mo one in it. As soen as his {. &C., en-
n NO ous known. lhs Minister Of orr orr
n ,na,;aa a and The project of Porte
went to the coneiergerie' ana 1'n,a,, lr'
rogated all the persons emf .,dst the
Iorders were given TO af = = eno.
hsspe' ,a ano the escape i" ''.e
! nosea I'D s,riet searches took p lsJs,,
e.,sfs,,t.s v sI p.i isn' aud ' s ms I.
morning On Cha. h' NJ avne"e will ;.
l phIs 70 escape their pursuit, Vp SeI-
ever way he may have kG me-, wers
Their uutlic erpeyase e'E''@