Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18

mqyal 20 the Northumberland. ard convey
ance IN tina. ship 10 St. Helena, he apnear.
ed very uneasy 1t the communication. and
alter long expostuation, sternIy refused
10 20 but ca lord Keith's obscrying ti,at
such was the order of his government. aud
that he hoped ne should not be under the
necessity of resorting tocoercive measures.
Ronaparte repiicd--s Oh no, no Your
command must obey! You may take
me: but recollect do not 90 with NV own
tree Will He then formally protested ia
writing against the act before witnesses.-.-
As soon as his baggage had been removed
from one ship to the other, the parting
scene commenced, which was truly Affect
ing. Allwept, but particularly Sayary,
and a Polish officer (six feet two inches
high) who had been exalted from the ranks
by Bonaparte. He chung to his masters
knees; wrote an interesting letter to Lord
Keith, entreating permission TO accompany
him, even in the most mental capacity,
which could not be admitted. Previous TO
the moment of separation, Hcnaparte gave
some OF his officers left behind, certificate
to the following effect, which had been first
drawn up, at the general request, by gen.
1orgaud, and then altered by Bonaparte
himself, and signed:
" Circumstances prevent my retaining
YOU any logger near me. You hare serceI
me 'oih zeat. Ihace gt,UayS beeu satisfied
lcith yoa Four co1dact on this last occa-
SION deserves my praise, and confirms me IA
1ctat hda s'easoa TO aspect from got
On board the Northumberland, 9TH August,
1915.
NApoJ RoN.
The words in Nalics were substltutedb BY
Bouaparte for :. Inmy prosperity you have
served me with zeal and in accompany
ing me in my adversely, you have confirm
ed the good opinion | had of you. Receive
my thanks.o
After settling with his followers and do
mestics he had about cool. to carry with
him. The persons suffered to attend Be-
naparte were Bertrand, his wife and chill
dren MOntholon, his wife and child
Gorgaud and Las Classes. Among those
separated from him were Savary and r.
Allemand, now on board the Belerophon
Lieut.. col. de Planet, NJ. Manigaut, Lieut..
Coils. Resigne and Schultz, Capts. Anteri,
Merscher, and Poniatowski, besides two
othec officers and eight servants, on board
the Eurotas. Before he babe adieu to cant.
Maitland, Bonnpafte shock him by the
hand, with an air of eoldiality, Offering bira
his grateful thanks for his polite attentions,
and also his officers, to whom he express
Ed himself to be highly indebted. Madame
bertrand'sa attempt TO drown herself, arose,
it is said from Observation-Disclosures the mo-
ment, that it was intended TO deliver IN
her husband to Louis XVIII. We under
stand the Hon. Rear Admiral Fleming is
to have the command at ST. Helena, in the
peace,and that he viii proceed thither soon
alter Sir &. Cockburn has established b.
naparte upon the Island.
The King Of the Two Sicilics has writ
ten.a very Kind letter to the Austrian Ge-
neral Bianchi, comforting upon him the IT,
tie of Duke of Case Lama. the place where
Murat's army fulfilled the conditions which
ne dictated TO them, and an estate produc-
T:g a clear annual revenue of 5000 Neapo-
Titan ducats.
Gen. Rondeau, with the Buenos Ayres
troops under his command, has obtained
possession of Potosi.
me Princes of Wales has purchased a
lne seat belonging to Gen. Pine, and stu
ated on the beautiful picturesque Lago di
Como, in the Milancse, where it is said her
Royal HIghness intends to fix her resi-
dence. it's about 90 miles from Milan,
and one of tic most delightful spots in the
universe.
Mrs. Patterson formerly Madame Je-
rome Bonaparte, was at Chcttenham, some
whatindisposed.
The Lonlon papers say the Agerines
agreed TO pay the Americans 10000 dol
lars Tor some specific damages suffered, and
that the Aigerine5 had declared war against
he Spanisrds.
According to some reports Murat and
ih'onyliic bad been a2prehenled, and for
wafded 70 Paris; and according to Others
Mufat bad been set at liberty, or had not
been taken nc all.
The BAKE of wellington had been bo.
nored by the king of Saxony and the Duke
OF Baden, with their highest honors-and
the Prince Regent Of EEgland had confer
red the Order Of Bath upon the Princes
Wrede, BIlcher, aud Swartzenburt, and
Counts Wit;genstein, and Barclay dc Toll
ly.
By the last accounts from Cairo, $4,000
persons died daily Of the plsgue
ooult has beeu permitted 60 retire under
surveillance to bio country seat.
The Paris papers i.itorn us thai the case
ct sen. Drouet Is already before tile First