Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13

On Saturday, The day of their ar.
Efest. Sir Robert positively declined
Igiying any answer whatever 20 the|
heterogeneous proposed TO him. Hel
WAS closely confined, and ais ssclsst.
THE day after he would only answer
1.-The mere questions Of Formally, such
las his name, age, profession, &c:
lie persisted in this system for the
motives I explained to you in my
last. and which he communicated to-
ELora sl'uckland, |" that the tendency
Iof the questions was to crimipate
him ~ that he was asked. /" what
his private opinion Of Ney was.
What houses he frequented." &c. In
lcousequence of this resolution he
was kept au secret until the Thurs
Eday following, when the Marquis Of
buckingham obtained permission for.
ILady Wilson (who has the misfor
Itane Of being biiadl to visit her hus.,
jband, and the Marquisaccompanie
iher TO the prison; since that tine
1.-The rigor Of hrs captivity has been
Ialleyiatcd /; he is permitted to see
Eher Ladyship every day, and she en-
tiers with her friend who conducts
lher. Sir Robert is allowed to walk
| IA the court, when the other prisoners
Il . e f ~. u
are shut up.
! nj. Dupin, who defended Marshal
1Ney. was retained by Lady Wilson
las her husbands Counsel, immedi
lately after his dstentiea.
/ Jan. 26. /
M. Cambaccres IS not going to
Italy none Of the individuals com
lprised in the Royal Ordinance can
20 thither. The only countries
where they can find an asylum are
Prussia, Austria, and Russia, M.
lCambacercs has asked leare TO re-
Ipair to SLcsia.
| ST. Petersburg, Dee. so.
1t rs said that the marriage of her
Imperial Hishness the Grand Ouch
| ess Anne with the Prince of Orange,
will be celebrated in the beginning of
February, or the end Of January, as
on the 10th Of February The great
feasts begin, during Which no mar
/. Isl
Friage can be celebrated. On the 9Th
! ofJan. the Grand Duchess Catharine
Iof Oldenburgh Will be betroihed 10
the Grown Prince Of Wirtembers.
The marriage will be on the goth of
January.
BrasscIs, Jan. 20.
TIE positions to be occupied by
tthe Duke of sNellington's army seem
to be not entirely setiled--the Da-
Irish troops, whirh al FIRST received
orders to march 10 Benci!ain, have
now received another destination.
and are marching 10 Artois I; ether
Saxon troorsare arrived in Picardy,
where they will pass the winter.
The HaHeyerians are collecting a.
bout Condo, while the English arrive
successfully ct Perome, Cambray
and Valenciennes. The Russianl
troops remaio in the garrison which
they occupied at the beginning OF the
month. fi'he British troops still
continue to be embarked at Calais,
where there is s,aaii vessel kingI
for the purpose of conveying the)
Duke of Wellington 80 Dover.
Jan. IS.
Letters from Paris say that Cam
baceresis going to Florence Garnet
Ito Russia, and Vaadamme to Al
nerica.
! Baltimore, March1t.
FROM FRANCE.
By capt. Daniels. Of the Eugenia.
lin is days from Havre de- Grace.
Paris papers to the 2eth Jan. inc!n-
lsiye, and several other French jOnr-
nails were received at the Office Of
the Patriot. Their contents are not
interesting. A few extracts follow.
Capt. d, briags no verbal Mteili-
|genee, except a report that theI