Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-25

not gone at six this EVENING.
Tue Duke of Feltre arrived last nisbt in
Ears, and has taken possession Of the
port-tolio ofthc Minister ofwar.
1t IS certain that the Duke of Otrant
has left Paris, and that he is zone IN Drss.
den.--ihe Austrians now form the ground
OF the Museum. ''
1t appears certain that his Prussian Ma
Jesty VIII leave Paris on Wednesday next.
the 4th OF October. The troops belonging
to his guard, which are returning to Pms.
sia, will form corps of twenty-one thou
sand men.
Several of the papers of Yesterday stat
Ell, that the opening of the Chambers il to
DC adjourned to the 9th Of October. Go-
vermont has as yet published nothing oIfi-
cial on the subject
PARIS, Oct. L.
We venture to say once more. that tho
treaty of Peace must have been stoned tb;s
evening. @. 49,
RESURRECTION IN SPAIN.
From the London Courier of Oct. Ed.
ihe Mail from Coruuna has BROUGHT S.-
ry important intelligence. NOTHING les as,
accounts OF an insurrection against the ex
sung government OF Spain, in conse-
quence or its SUPPOSED oppression.-
General Porlier, who distinguished Rim
sell so much in the patriotic war, under
the name OF the Marquesito, assemble a bo-
dy OF troops on the 18th ult. at Santa In
ella, entered the town of Corunna, arrested
the principal authorities, and, having oh
tanned quiet possession of the town. issued
Proclamation, stating the iniseries which
mad been heaped on Spain by the councils
which have prevailed since King Ferd;.
nand's return, and asserting that all for.
eisn powers, from the very bepinnior. had
strongly disapproved of the Kings inca.
sures: lie proceeds to make the soldierv
very fiattering offers in the name of the
provinces, which he SAYS will regulate
themselves by their internal Junta. anti
the convocation Of the Cortes, Will deter.
mine the future system of government
Furt-er accounts this morning saw. tbe
adjoining Provinces are ready 70 ion,
tils5 OF Uaiicla, aud that the next advices
VIII PROBABLY bring intelligence of the
cause being general throughout Spain.-
Corunna wasIlluminated when the packet.
which arrived at Falmouth with tbe mail
leit that place; and it seems that Che cause
OF Former is popular.-This important
event gives much interest to the renorts
respecting the state of Spain. The Frepch
Papers say, that many old castles have
oeen ntted up as prisons, and that UPWARDS
Of nifty thousand persons have been thrown
INTO confinement for their poiitical on;n-
ions, among whom are many of tbe most
brave defenders of the country In the Iste
struggle with France. King Ferdinand il
SAID to have sent ont Franciscan Friars AZ
MISSIONARIES to lecture the people against
tne liberal, the modern opinions on noli-
tics lectures which have not been well re.
celved, particularly at Madrid.
Dispatches have been received in tbis
country from General PorIier. We nm
derstand they are eouched in very san.
gaine terms, and express confident hopes
OF success. They are addressed to the
, I, OF General Porlier, resident in
England. "
CoRuNNA, Sept. 10.
"A very unexpected event has just taken
place here.--General Porlier, who had
been confined he's by the kings orders. in
the castle of ST Antonio ever since Au-
gust, 1914. but who obtained permission
last month to visit the bath of Artrioo ON
account OF his health, last night assembled
the troops quartered in Santa Lucia. close
without the gates, and entered this civ AZ
one O'Clock this morning where he arr
rested the Captain General Of the Pro-
vince, the Governor Of this CITY, and two
or three other persons by three all was
quiet, and as perfect tranquility prevails
as 1t nothing had heppened.
DUBLIN, Oct. $.
London prints Of Monday, by this DAVIS
mail, and Paris papers to the 30th 1lt.
have been received since cur last.
FRANCE.
The intelligence from Paris. bv this
days mail, is Of extreme importa1ce.--
Peace between the allies and the kino ot
france has been signed. The friends of
humanity will read the annexed extracts
With satisfaction.-The first is from the
Gazette De France, of the SOth ult.
I" Inc political horizon which within
these few days had become obscure, be-
gins to clear up, and hope once more snc-
ceeds to disquictude. The rise of the
funds has not a little contributed to calm
the alarms, which had become serious.
aud satisfactory reports are now in circu-
luton. We are assured that the treaty Of
peace so auxiousiy desired, as imDatie1tlv
expected, was signed yesterday morning.
some difficulties still remained TO be re-
moved last night they proceeded, il IL
said,. from England The emperor Alex
ander spent part OF the nj tx in discuss
mi not a