Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-02

ILL.,
Woronzow, Chernchew, Dornberg, Sacheu. Dor.
ssy;-Connts Lirvenhelm. Stadion, Poppenheim.
oistoy, Novniljows, Observation-Disclosures
ne Maralva.---Barons Wetterstcil, Bulow.--t
lux" luke Of Le,nster.-Lords Sligo, Percy, Aber-
geen, Castlereagh, Cathoart, Lorraine, Binning.
f 6saoiord, G2wer Vsllctor, Burghersh. --Sirs
Charles Stewart aud Thomas Tyrwhitt Mes
srs. Court Canning. sydenhaui, Kinnairsl, Plan,
IN Mard' Vernon, two pereys. Cooke, Addington,
ley, rolc, Anba, Nepean, keppel, Craven, Dawson,
two Nloriers, two Gordons. Foster, Hobhouse. Ro
berts' with many others. French and allies, whose
names we could not collect = -
MoNroARIs, April %. \
Bonsparte passed here yesterday. Gen Ber.
trand was in the carriage with him. He travels
oy shsrt stages, and received no insult here
ne mas been heard TO say, " AH ia over with me
an Europe, bm Asia erpeets a man.
IT, LONDON May IL.
Inc following particulars respecting the
tate OF the Empress, on the approach Of the
h'hed troops to Paris, have been made
known upon authority that may be depen-
ded on.
The eyes ofmost people we're turned
upon the Empress. Many proposals. were
made to this Princess to leave Paris. and to
,h'ow himself on the protection of the AL
iies out rejected them all, and declared at
last, that she desired TO be spared all per
suasion to this and similar steps, as she was
nrmly resolved to share the fate of her hus-
oand, whatever it might be. She abidcd by
this resolution, and because Napoleon
wished that she should NOT leave the city.
exceptin case of the utmost necessity, she
renamed there as long as possible, aud it is
not true that she left the city by Napoleon's
order.
As the Allies approached nearer, every
hour the disorder and confusion INCREASED.
The real adherents of Napoleon Showed
more re, ana more that they knew not what to
90. nelr counsels and orders, partly con-
Trajectory, partly impracticable, only in.
creased the confusion. AS the coming of
the Allies was wished or feared, various
reports tor or against the probability of it
were spread. A crowd of people assembled
III the place Nendome, and were prepared
70 pun down NaPoleon's statue, when they
were deferred by another swarm who as
serted that they had heard that the Empe,
ror would enter the City in the evening a
conqueror.
On the 29th of March disinterested
spectator might foresee what would han.
pen. Already white cockades were dis,rb.
uted. and the adherents of Napoleon dinin.
ished more and more. Those, however,
who either out of inclination or interest still
Empress might not leave Paris, as they
hoped TO obtain, by her means a reconcile
alton with the Emperor of Austria, and
through him with all the rest of the Allies
OUT the majority who we're already gained
for Louis XVIII, endeavored to obyiate
TINS Resource. To this end they mixed a.
mong crowd of people whom they strove
10 convince that any mediation in which the
empress night succeed, would prolong
Napoieoa's sway and with that the misc
~ OF FraHce. The people Hocted TO the pal,
ace OF the Empress and uttered threats if
she did not withdraw.
Ibis Prihcess had now no choice, and
she ieft Paris (not on the 18th Of March as
was said by some, but on the 3oth, not 81
hours before the Allies entered it."
Peace has brought with it a sensible fallinp.
OF the price OF almost all kinds Of produce &
goods. Pepper, which at the two last India
Company sales, was from l9d to Old is now
selling IN the market at l3 to lad per ib-su-
gar has fallen from 1905. to Cos. per cwt bran.
dy is from As. Cd. to As 1Od. per gal. and ma.
nufacturet goods has fallen 20 per cent in
price. This arises from the foreign markets
being glutted, or from the exhausted state to
which the long continuance OF war has reduced
them.
The increase in the manufacture of woollen
cloth, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, III the
last year, has been 2,251, 946 yards beyond
the Quantity manufactured in the preceding
year.
PORTSMOUTH, May 2.
Commodore Codripgton is expected to hoist
his broad pendant on Tuesday next, in the
Newcastle, so, Lord George Stewart, and
to sail Immediately afterwards foY the
American station. taking with him he ships
that are ready for sea at this port, excep.
ing such as have been appointed for the
protection of Conveys; they, have been
prepartively directed to put themselves un.
del. his orders. Aud. yesterday, that fine
and well appointed regiment, the LIST O,
Royal Scots, 1000 strong embarked ON board |
the Leopard, Capt. Carston, ami Diomede. |
Capt. Fabian, for North America. The
Dictator, Diadem, Thames, and Veser.
armed en- flute, with 70 sail Of large trans, |
ports have sailed thus week for Bortle aux. |
to take part of Lord WellingtoD's army to |
the American shores. These overpower.
ing reipi@rcements to the army already in
CANDIDA, will soon effeCtuate the subugation
Of Mr., Madison's wild theoretic notions of
egisla ION.
The following are some Of the ships which
are expected to- sail on Wednesday next. |
or the American station :--Newcastle.
com Codringtou, Lord G.. Stuart Leo |
BARD, Capt. Crofton Diomede, Captain |
Fabian Hermes, 90 Hon. Capt. Percy
Erebus, (Rocket SLOPPY Capt. Bartholomew:
Devastation, (Bomb) Capt. Alexander
Meteor, (bomD) Capt. s. Roberts Adder.
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