Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-23
BRUSSELS PAPERS So 'uiS D.

The King OF France is preparing to leave Ca.
teau Cambrses, and repair to Cambray. The
head quarters of the Duke of Wellington are AT
Joncourt. He marches upon Perone. and
dered. 81
We have received the following proclamation
from the head quarters at Heidelberg
!" frenchneR Twenty wears of trouble and
mist3rtunes had oppressed Europe; one mans IN
satiable thirst ofdominion and conquest. while
depopuiating and running France, has desolated
Ienotest Countries, and the world saw with as
constituent of the disastersofthe middle ares re-
produced in an enlightened age
al Europe rose; one cry of Indignation SER
we'd to rally all nations. 1t depended ON the Al
he'd Powers in 1914, to exercise upon France
just vengeance which she had but tos much pro-
Voked but great monarchs, united for an only
and sacred cause.-the re-establishm ent ofpeace
IN EuroPe-1new how to distinguish between the
promoter OF so many evils and the people whom
ne had made use of to Cypress the world
Inc Allied Sovereigns declared under the
walls OF Paris that they could never make either,
peace or truce with Napoleon Bonaparte. The
capital rose against the oppressor Of Europe -
france by spontaneous movement, rallied itself
TO the principles which were 20 restore and q,
guarantee to her liberty and peace The Allied
armies entered Paris as friends. So many vearE
Of misfortune, the spoliation of 50 many coun-
tries, the death OF millions of brave men who
tell on the field of battle, or victims of the scour
ges mSeparable from war, all was buried in obi
Won. 0-f
=" BonaParte solemnly abdieated power which
he had exercised but for the misfortune of The
world Europe had, from that time, no enemy
more to combat.
:" Napoleon Buonaparte has re-appeared in
francei he has found all Europe in arms against
INN. Frenchmeni it is for you to decide on
peace or war Europe desires peace with France;
II makes war only upon the usurper of the
french throne. France by admitting Napoleon
buonaparte, has overthrow the first basis ON
which its relations with other powers were built
g Europe does not wish to encroach ON the
rights ofany nation but she Will not allow
France, under Chief but lately prescribed By
herself, again to threaten the repose ofitsneigi.
bours.
Europe desires to enjoy the first benefit Of
peace; It desires TO disarm and it cannot do this
as long as Napoleon Buonaparte is on the throne
ofFrance.
Europe in short, desires peace, and because
II desires 1t, will never negotiate with him whom
tregards as perpetual obstacle Of peace
p" Already on the plains Of DIabaut Haven has
conioul ed this criminal enterpTize The Allied
armies are going 70 pass the FRONTIERS ofFrance.
they viii protect the peaceable citizens they viii
Combat the soldiers Of 3uonaparle they VIII
ucaO As lleIlds ule provinces winch shall declare
against bin, and they WI know no other enemies
than those who shall protect his cause
I" headquarters at Heidelberg, June %. 1915.
" Field Marshal Prince HWARTzENBERr
Commander IN Chief Of The Imperial Austrian
and Allied Armies on the Upper RhneD
We just arm that the greatest part of tho
Department Of the North hss hoisted tho white
flag.
The health Of his Royal IIignessthe Prince Of
Orange being so far re-establshed that all appre.
tensions is removed, no further bulletin will be
published Of il.
BRUsasL8, June o.
The greatest fermentation reigns in the d..
partment Of the North DunkirE and Berg 81.
Wcnox have hosted the white flag.
HOUSE OF LORDS.
TUESDAY, Junes7.
MARRIAGE OF THE DUKE OF GUNNER.
LAND.
The Earl Of Liverpool presented MESSAGE
from the Prince Regent couched to the follow
ng effect
GEoReE P R.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent. act.
ing IN the name and on behalf Of his Majesty.
thinks it proper to acquaint The House Of Lords,