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

tSos ~ S'heS " 'ae Aoln, Wnere my neal quar-
tiers via be /"
81 perceive" SAYS he, in a third letter to the
minister at war, Z" that the federates are $4,000
strong 1000 muskets have been given to them
one-third of these people are, however, still I'M
armed think this is sufficient, AZ they NAV con-
tnue to be armed with the muskets that are dali
ly finished, and as we have still 100000 men TO
arm, who should be levied. Pray give me the
assurance that from this date to the 18th, all the
maternal guards IN As~ce, Lorraine, SsDauphiny,
shall be armed"
Afourth letter 10 Eckmuhl is as follows -
One hundred AND hf,y-eight naval cannon have
been brccgft TO Paris. Lock to it, that they be
placed in the battery by the s0th inst.-82 Others
will be brought before that date. 1t is impor-
tans that these 240 pieces should be mounted by
the 20th, that Imay be without anxiety about the
city of Paris.
WISH" says he, in another letter to thewar
minister, :" to have statement of the muskets,
ana the places where they are. Send six thou
aand to scissors, TO be at my disposal, 5000 to
G'ilse, and three thousand to Aveshes But thew
mnst be sent quickly, that when we are victori-
Gus, may arm with them the peasants in Belgi-
um, l. eye, &c. Give me also a list of the Belgi-
an officers who are here. Send also Belgian
staff. You know how necessary these people NAV
become"
1nother letter to the war minister of the 18th
OF June, is as follows -" Acquai,t marshal SUI
Chef By estafette and by telegraph, that -fosti-
hes VIII commence on the 18th, and that on that
day he may make himself master of Aiontmeillan
1t is necessary that he should make hostile move
ments before that time"
To the minister of the marine, Bonaparte wrote
on The 18th. 4 divect that you break Oft all
communications by sea, and that no person nor
PACKET boat dare to pass any more, under any
pretence whatever"
The following is another letter, dated PANS,
June III, to his fayorite orator, count Rcgnault
de St. Jean D'Angely
6" have received your letter have fixed at
100000 francs, including every thing, the salary
OF his ministers of state. Besides this, / have
ordered Peyruche to pay you 5000 francs month
lyin YOUR capacity of president, so long as shall
be spiM rio ARM. desire that this additional
salary remain seeret,''
There is note below the mintite, 3wrote in
consequence of baron Peyruch,"
1t is rather unlucky that this little arrange.
ment between Bonaparteand his orator could not
remain secret.
France and the allies The interest of the
French drama worcestershire high contracting
parties have been pa9 90 The test, and they have
deceived Europe-the allies were not to inter-
fere in the internal concerns of France further
Than TO the totdl exclusion Of .NaboLeon Bona
Sdrfc-they were not to prescribe to the French
IPSSlS-S Hi.iN tucN SiIOuIu CnOOSe-lleg
only i'iS1sssd!that Napoleon BOnaparte should not
6e the r9aa--they were not even to dictate the
FORM OF government France should adopt the
only condition they required was the overthrow
Of NAPOLEON BonabGrsc and his erclusion from, oH
poTeer aud authority tore5er. Napoleon is defeat.
ed in the feld--he abdicates-he resigned his
power into the hands of the representatives of
the People-a provisional government is formed
Napoleon retires from the capitalize is even
supposed 10 have sailed fora distant country
the provisional government, the peers, the repre-
sentatives of the nation, the marshals, generals
and the regular army, tile national guards and
the federes, the citizens and soldier, all protest
against the res toration of the Bourbons, or the
election ofany prince who will not sgr, a com
mon compact between him and the nation, OF
who refuses to receive constitution from the
people, the only legitimate source of government
and OF power; yet, on the 18th of July, 1915
twenty two days after the opening of the cam
pslSn, the provisional government inform the
peers and representatives of France, that in GER
tam conferences, had on thepreceding day, the
ministers and generals of the allied powers de-
clare, that all the sovereigns declare 10 replace
LoMs 1VIN on HE throne =" they declare this
under the walls of Paris, though within the walls
OF Vienna they had declared exactly the contra
ry.-With unblushing front in the teeth OF the
declaration of March last, the ministers and gen.
erals of the allies declare on the 9th of july
that " al the soUereigus had engaged TO replace
Louis YPIIIUpon the throne % Thus they de-
clare IN July, that what they had declared in
March 1gas a gross. faaselood, deception, cheat
practised upon France and Europe. According
~, on the 9TH, the allied troops in violation of the
convention, enter Paris to the amount of 10000
men, infantry, dragons, and artillery with match
es lighted Having taken possession of all the
barracks, and occupied all the post and public
places in the city-having placed Cannon on all
the bridges-having restored the former COM
mander5 OF the national guard, whokndly, in re-
turn, close up the doors of the Legislative cham
bers-havng, in short, made 7" assurances d1u5h,
sure" on TIC Sth, at noon, Louis le Desire enters
the capital, amidst the rejOicings Of those whom
he will, no'doubt, call his good people
What asolemn farce What grave mockery
ofreason, ofnational right, and public faith Is
there calm disinterested observer in the world
Who viii consult his judgment, and say, that the
lilies havenot interfered in the regulation OF the
French goyeTnn ent 6ey,nd fhe mere exclusion Of
.Napo'eon Bana1a-;e ? Is there a man living with
the ftcts before Inn, and the capacity dfspGsson-
0felg To consider these extraordinary events, who
Will say that Louis XVIII. las mt been forced up
on me French beopis at me Prints Of fofeigH boyo-
nets, or that there is any far and rational ground
to support the assertion, that he is a monarch de.
sired by the French nation No the suppositi-
on is absurd--the assertion is false--the allies
have broken faith with Europc-grance is con-
quered--she is obliged to receive monarch
from the hand Of the victor, and the throne she
IS 20 endure is raised upon the ashes Of her fall