Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-09

9he road to soissoins for ne northern fontier--
II was gwen out that he was going to review I've
forces assembled and inspect the i)rtresses.-
Important military intelligence may now be e.
pected. The following are extracts:
PAaIs, June II.
The Emperor left Paris Yesterday, by the bar
Sier OF Ia Nliette. lie siopped few minutes ri
Bourgnet, and was 10 pass the night at Soissons.
marshal Bertrand aud zen. Drouet accompanied
his majesty. Relays ofhorses have for some days
been kept ready on the road, for the service OF
his majesty and suite.
Previous 20 his majesty's departure, he named
sCouEct of Regency, which Is to be composed
it p said, ofhe princes of the imperial iam'l
the ministers, and severd min ,sters OF state
The prince arch chancellor Presdes.
A report IS also circulated Of commission BE.
ing appointed for maintaining The safety of T..
us, az which the minister of war will preside
and of whc h the projects ofpollce and of the de
partnent VIII be members
Marshal the Duke of Dalmatia arrived at Lille
on the 10Th instant.
Workmen are now employed in constructing
additional sortfcations round Paris.
The minister Of the Interior made on the 12tl,
Instant an expose TO the two Chambers. VI com
mences with the return ofthe Emperor to France.
and states that he desires peace, but VIII n..s
hear Of propositions, Illuminating to the honor 81.
France. The republicans, il observes, recoyered.
from Their errors. would now recognize in the
emperor the protector ofiberal ideas. Il con-
clulion 1t S sad that the army had been raised
by the emperor, since the S0th March, o l75,0OJ
men; and chat before August, itwonld' amount
% 1--WE hundled thousand and exclusive of nation
slgutrds.
An embargo has been imposed in all the
Fleach ports
Information has been received ut Loyds, of the
capture of the Penguin sloopof var, by the U. S.
s.oop Of war Horne afeV an acton of 40 mn
Stes IN The South Sea.
LoSDo~, June a.
Bonaparte is reported to have lef Paris, not
On he oh but on the evening f he 10th, after
h4vng received theadde esses of he TWO cham
bers IN answer to hisspeech with which he open.
oil the sitting lie is said 20 have been ccompa-
med Joseph Bonaparte and Snchet.
letter fpm Osteni. dated Tuesday, states,
Cha he arrived az Naunege on Sunday evening
A Mon eur Of he 1Jtlhss been zee vel but
stmakes no mention Of B3haparte's departure
Tor ;he army,
Dispatches were yesteriav received by Gov
srarent from Ia Vendee winch announce the
death of that distinguished leader tie mar
gus Ia Roche Jacquelin, in action with Bo-
AAparte. Several other persons of distinction,
active partisans Of the Boarbons, we learn have
FALLEN in the same cause.
June IL
Stocks have risen considerably 10 day on :. re-
port which hos obtained some credit that
Foonch gentleman had arrived, with propose
from CsrDot and Fouche, TO the British COVER
nent the purport of wuch was TO set as &c 10.
nanarte on condition ofthe elevation of Gle dus
Of Orleans to the throne Of France ---Nothng.
Official has trsnspired on this subject.
The three allied severe ems are now in the
Ned, the emperor Of Austria having passed thro
Heidelburg, for the Rhine
letter from Dover, received YESTERDAY, states
Cha the packet had on Thursday sailed For ca
las, and hat it was not expected to return, on
account Of the ailelEed embargo.
Some boats winch went over on Wednesday
q the French coasts for trading PURPOSES, wsre
warned Off by their French friends, who cane on
IN Their boats, and informed them that AN em5ar-
&, had taken place,
Lord Castlereaeh at dinner this Hay declares
s,at the lastd spatches from die duke of Wei.
Ington were of the mos; satisfactory nature, md
that his maiestfs Ministers fully expected 20
hear Of a general action, of which they INDUCED
Ale best hopes, onor before Monday next.
FALNoUrH, June g.
Sailed the American ship Alliance from Lon