Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-06
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM FRANCE.
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Last evening arrived at this port, the fast
sailing SHIP Flngal Stanton, in 81 days from
Havre de Grace, which port he left on tbs
seth of March.
BY this arrival, we learn verbally, that
France was apparently IN state of trane
qSility no part of the country had taken
an active part for the Bourbons, which famA
lily left France for Flanders, and had ara
rived at Menip. MarseIles. Bordeaux, and
other places from which opposition was ex-
pected had either acquiesced, or were
perfectly tranquil. The British Minister
at Paris, had asked for and had obtained
ms passports to return to England. fine
Emperor Napoleon, had issued proclama.
ton granting the British army in Belgium
ID days to evacuate IL. A war between
France and England was momently exc
pected. Messrs. Gallatin, Adams, Bayard
and Russell were in Paris; Mr.. Clay de.
parted Tor England on the 18th of March.
In the Fingal, came passengers S. A.
Storrow, Esq. of Boston, bearer of dispa tch.
es FROM our Minister, Mr.. Crawford, at Pa
ris, for Government VIM. S. Smith, Esq.
attached to the Russian Legation y Mons.
Mercier, (French Consul for Baltimore) and
family, the vice.coEsul for Norfolk, Mr.
Purvlance, Messrs. Dupont, De Nemoar,
Deserves, West, Goddard, r. Smith, Mor-
ris, Varnierbeack and others.
Mr. Storrow, vino came up from the
FinSal last evening in fishing smack has
very politely iavoured the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser, with a file of Pa
| ris Papers to the 26th of March inclusive
1.-TWO Gays the iatesi) from which the fol>
lowing translations we're made.
Translated for the Mercantile Advertiser.
Paris, March 90
General Hall In has re.assumed he COM
raand of Paris.
PosTcRIPT--Eight O'Clock p. M.
Es"art from he Diahatch Of Marshal
Duke of 7reUiSo.
OFFICIAL.
On the Esd of March, at 4P. M. Count
de Lille lChief of the Bourbon famiiy) de.
parted from Lille and from France, going
to Menin.
On the Gath, at A. M. the Duke of
Orleans, likewise departed from Lille, for
| Toumay.
Orders have been transmitted by Mar.
shall Duke of Treviso. TO all the generals
commanding at Valencia Maucurse. A.
vesne, Landrecies, Lie Quesnoy and Condo.
Every where the Imperial Eagle, the
Nationa! Cockade, the Fri colcured Stand
ard, have been adopted at the acclamatlons
| of the people and OF the army.
| Dunkirk, Gravelines. Bergnes, all the
places OF the north, offer the same ASPECT =
tranquility has not been disturbed single
moment III the 10th military district.
E~trdet jJeap the letters of Marshal Duke of
Reggie, 2SG ef March.
At Nitz, and all the places of the east, the
| minds OF the people, the devotedness of the
| soldiers, are the same every where the Eagle
| and National Colours are unfurled.
Extract from the Dispatch of Count CaffauIy
4 A fla !. a. Al
| the 23d March
| Brittany is quiet and animated with the best
| sentiments. At Rennes the bust OF the Empe
| ror was carried in triumph.
On no part OF the West of France, has the
| public revenue been disturbed. The chime
| rical insurTecti on of La Vendee appears of M,
consequence even by those who had provoked
| it.
On the 22d, at in the morning the Duke Of
| Bourbon embakred on the river Loire at Points
| de-Ce the preparation of his departure for
! England was made in Nantz. Thus after %
| days from the time of his landing at the ex-
IRENE south of France, the Chief of this beauti-
| ful empire (and no CHEF was ever more Ieei,i
mate) recalled, seconded by the will, by the
concurrence of all the citizens, of all the soldi
| ers, did not perceive any trace of opposition
| throuout the extent Of the French Territory,
| a uhanimous deyotedness, complete ass ent,
msnifests itself in all directions
From the PaTis Monueur Of March 97.
Photographic Dispatch. Count D'Art
and the Duke of Berry, Quilted the French
territory on the night of the 25th of March,
taking the route of Belgium. The troops
of King Louis household have submitted
| without resistance to the orders of the EN-.
peror.
VIENNA, March Is.
The operations of the Congress are pros
crossing. 1t is believed they will be entire
~ settled in the course Of a month.
All the Allied sovereigns have dispatched
couriers for their respective states, bearers OF
orders relative TO The present circumstances.
London, March 20
We oan annodDce as positive that the Duke
OF wellington disappointed generalissmo of the
troops IN the lower countries. He is ordered
70 repair thither Immediately to take the com
mand. a considerable number Of transports
have been engaged and orders given for 5000
men from Ireland, and regis of cavalry from
London, intended to reinforce the corps of ar
my IN the lower countries II is to be hoped that
the glory of our hero, Wellington, will not be
eclipted IN this new contest-TTrnes.