Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-11

oavoust, de Gregorp, Decro,y, Eepere, DEM
parrere, Dnanbersaert, Destatt, Tracy, dsiiar.
vile, dHedouviile, FIBRE de isAnde Feri-
no. dubois, DubAis, de Fontanes, Carat, Gre
gore, iierwin dc Nevelle, Jaucourt, Klein,
SSarnu' Auhert, Iambrecht Lanjunais, Lo.
jeas, Lebrln de Rochenont. Lcmer,er, Nicer.
man, de Lsspenasse, dc Mauthadon, Lepoir,
Laroche, de Aiailleviile, Redon, Roger, Du-
COS, tere, Iascher, Porchsr de Rechcbourg,
oe ponte Coulant. Saur, Rigai. St. Martin,
&c .s>h'oite, Sainte suzanne, Sieyes, Schiin-
M,'pennle, Van.de- sndegelder, Yande Pei.
venture. Vaubois, Duc,de yalmy, yille,arde,
'imsr' an Zsaylen, Van Nyevette.
LONDON, April1o.
This mornings mail arrived at the post
Office in Lombard street. direct from Paris
The utmost possible Tranquility prevails
ed in that capital. Great harmony among
all ranks. Admissions to the new govern,
mcnt eow in daily. Sir G. Stewart had left
Paris on special mission to Marshal Soult
and Lord Wellington. Bonaparta con,in.
ues at Fontainbleau--his excuse is cuta,
neous disorder. which requires the use of
the Bath. The Arch Duchess Of Austria.
Maria Louisa, has not Joined him |: she is
at Ramboniliet, and is about to have an in.
.teryiew with her father. the Emperor of
Austria.
ARRIVAL OF MONSIEUR IN PARIS.
Foreign Office. April l6,h---A dispatch
from Lord Castlereagh has just been recei..-
ed, dated,
PARIS. April 10, 1914.
have the honor to acquaint your Lord
ship. that Monsieur made his public entry
yesterday and was received with the utmost
cordially by the whole population of Paris.
1t was deemed more expedient that the so-
lemnity should pc purely French, the Al
he'd soverigns did not therefore attend, nor
did any of their troops join the cortage, but
but as the Bourbon family had been SO long
resident in England, thought should nei-
Their incur the disp!easure of the Prince
Regent, nor give occasion to any injurious
comment by melting his Royal Hishness a,
the barrier, and accompanying him into Pa.
ris. Tile whole of the British Mission here
attended, and with the Fields Marshal of
the Empire, were close to his person, whilst
he traversed the town amidst the applause
Of the people.
PARIS, April ID.
"Monsiear has received to day, at eight
in the evening. the Senate aud Legislative
body.
g The Senate was presented to His Row
al Highnessb by the prince of Beneyento. its
President, who SAID
your II val Highness the offering OF its most
respectful submission. 1t has invited the
return Of your august House to the Throne
of France. Too we'll instructed by the IRE.
sent and the past, it desires in common with !
the sation. forever tn found the royal au- |
thority on just division of power, and on
public liberty, which are the only securities |
OF the happiness and liberty of all.
'Monseigpeur--1 he Senate, in the mo.
ments OF public joy, obliged to remain APP. !
parcnsly mcrc Calm in the limits of lis du-
ties Is not less n partaker in the universal |
sentiments of the people. Your Royal Highs |
ness will read in our hearts through the re- |
serve of sur language: each of us, as a |
Frenchman, has joined in those feelings & |
profound emotions which have accompanied |
you, ever since yaur entrance into the capi-
tai OF your ancestors, and which are still |
more lively under the roof ofthis palace, to |
which hope and joy are at length returned |
with descendant OF st. Louis and Henry |
Nv.
For myself, my Lord, allow me to con.
graduate myself on being the organ OF the I
Senate, which has chosen me To be the inter
prefer nf IT'S sentiments to your Royal High
ness. The Senate. knowing my attach.
.meTt to It's Members. has been pleased to /
reserve for me 2 delightful and honorable
'roWtht- ne most Ce1Sbtful IN tact are
those IN which we approach yo,ir Royal
Highness. to renew to you the expressions
of our respect and our love-
The following IS the decree of the Senate
Ertyaet from the Journals Of the Senate:
THURSDAY, April IL.
The Senate celebrating on the propo-
sal of the Provisional Government, after
having heard the report of a Committee of
Members, decree as follows
Il he senate commits the Provisional
Government of France to ii. K. III. the
Count d'Artois, under the title of Lieutenant
Gen. of tho Kingdoa,, until Louis Stan;iaus
Xavier dc France shall have accepted the
Constitutional Charter.
1.-The Senate resolves, that the DEGREES
of this day, concerning the Provisional G,,-
vernment Of France, shall be presented this
evening by the Senate, in a body, to II. X.
Ii. the Count d'Artois.
The President and Secretaries,
(Sisned)
The Prince Of Bencuonfo,
Comic de Vaiance.
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