Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19

- - V'l- A''u use feIich troops OF tiie lilS, Whc
| occupied the capital, were 20 march ouI us y.
II ris on tie 5th, with the hnnnrs If war the
:. march To DC directed towards Nantz-noth,n,
mentioned OF Louis the i3t,'s rciu.n to Paris-
ule national fag lie, tlcOu;, hOut France Tho
} military are much lispiess ed rs well AZ MANY o
: cue private citizens, with I've conduct of Ioui
.he Loil Tor bringing into the country foreign
n'ahng a-IpIss, 70 establish the throne oi
France tine lBurbOn family SO much against ia,
VIII OF the people There are many parties in
france ut present, some for Napoleon lst Ma
Poieon ID, Prince lmperale, Duc dUreans, and
| LOUIS 18th, each of winch are strong but were
| It not for the allied armies the business would
| DC immediately settled in favor of the imperial
| family. Marshal Souit and Gen. Grouchy have
| resigned. bordeaux IS garrisoned by or 5000
troops OF the line under the command of general
Ciausel, and are reviewed every Sunday, and the
general cry of " Fave PE.mberebr', pive rI'ilnce
ftosfTae, DOZEN with he BoybO,is anil al their par
hE4as, echoes through The ar--tley have sworn
vengeance aganst any British troops thatmay en-
ter bordeaux TO change the threecolored iiag, "a
fiaS which ;hey are Determined to support, and
~ other. The innocent and well disposed peo-
PIE OF France dread the idea of rebellion, and
are much AFRAID that every thing VIII not be set
tietl 10 please al parties, prior TO reyoiu on
taxing place TIE aiiieI armies were TO enter
the capital The 9th.
E.et'nct Of letter, politely hrnded to HE
editorS If ne Pdtriot, d,tea
Z" 6o8DEAUx, June, %.
believe their re 5OtIltions the ncSO-
tiations vi the i've French ambassadors
with the allies viii not succeed, unless
they consent to abandon young Napoleon.
There is strong party for ii republic and
: one equally strong III favor OF the duke o!
Orleans, who ha, no vengeance to exer-
else no parties, families on individual, TO
proscriOe and having been an advocate
Tor the revolution, might conciliafe the dis
cordant interests which would continue 60
aSitate France, ii the old branch OF Dour-
oons is restored. The latter, will, however
be recommended and Supported by the al
lies, and believe will prevail. Thayc lit
tie douot OF speedy peace on the basis of
one OF the aforementioned plans OF, govern
mcnt.
. fhe fate of Napoleon is the subject of
much conjecture. Some think he will 70
to the u. States-others that he VIII pre-
fer England.
On getting out OF the river, discovered 4 Br-
tlsh irlgate' AMI three Shops of war cruising
close III wan tine Cortiovan light huuse--the
commodore's ship hove out a signal for one of
the trlgateS and sloop of chase The PIKE to
the westward, when they did after ls.ng l8
or 20 shot at inc Pike, she hove too on tho az
gate coming up-she proved 10 be The D.l,ls.
rrlgaie Hebrls sent her boat OIL board with 2
officers, marines, with boats crews armed, TO
search for Napoleon. On the boarding oilcer
getting on board Of The Pike he immediately en-
CURED of the captain where was Napoleon BoIla-
parte, aud SAID That lac had orders 70 search lie
DrlS close ior hun, 1t WIS expected that he
"ouId eAdeaVdur to max his escape In some
American vessel for the GATED S,acs.
During TINS uhle the captain OF the Hebrus
iiaied the PIse, aid ordered tie capt.ul 10 get
MS boats oht mmesiiateiy Otherwise lie WOdllI
are INTO inn ana sink nm /; add In = short le
after, hailed the boarding officer .o,d ordered
| NM to set uhe l',est Boroea,tN Newspaper thit
Vas on DOSfd Of the Ong, anI send Il board the
| If'Bate and nc wouidyiH,y Tor a. The officer IN
hiodlateiy applied To captain V, iUr paper Of
lhe latest date, when the captain OF tlie Ike IN
| formed him, tnat he would with pleasure SEM
| inc paper to the captain OF the FI1gate, and lay
| oy ildn unti nc had perused =; a. same line
| praying That 1t might DC retained, - 1t was the
only one on board OF the brig that contained the
news OF PariS having capituisted 20 the al. e.
| mes, ON the 4eii JuIy, and The paper which con
ta.ned the articles OF the capinlI,t.ln, .Dad that
| he would wish 10 carry it 10 the Unued 5tstcs
! Accordingly the officer took dc paper and pro-
niSed to returnlt, but in a short tiile .titer, be-
ma. on board OF the ifga,c, INC cplon OF tn tr4-
| gate h1ded the brig alI informed tne captain
mat he was ~ i,5er,y 10 make -.,l, keeping TIE
paper
Then the ship Belle, aud brig Ludlow, was ~
! ms TOO under has lee, winch he WAS about 10
board and no doubt 70 COMMIT the same roDDe d,
or robbery OF q similar nature, board of eacn
| vessel La tie boat winch first came Oh DJard,
1 was French colonel OF Dragons VINO quit Bor-
! deduX with the Duchess d'AwrOuieme - one 0t
her guard--ills motive Tor coming on board Oh
the DriS, was 10 recognize N"pOeoi.'S counte.
nance, an case Of his beng found on board hc
also sta,ed tnat the whole Oh the ships be on lng
10 lie squadron were iuli vi troops, ahI tat 4,
was ther injehtioi 10 enter the GdrOHne tie iJI
| lowing day, ana land at kOyon, and informed ,ne
capt OF tns Pike that the Duchess IL AngOuieme
was at La Ieste, and would shortly 20 on 70 Dor.
| deaux.
Onthe Doth ofJuly, lat 10 SO, ". long, % 80
w. the Pike fcii al wIuI IN c. large shIps OF waI
steering TO tue >. l.. after crossing Tie bow o
the PIKE, they lacked sup and made SAL III
chase, bdt the superior sanng Oi nc Pike en-.
blcd her 10 set away from them From then
inanGuvres and bad management of ,heir sinps
there Is not the least ,.JuOJ Dat what tney were
Agerines crd1ecs.-..e,t chem st.sndid,, ~ enc
n. W.
NEw-YonE, August H.
Captures of the H0ok.--Bv che pilot
1oat i.ambier, from Sandy Hook, we leari
that the British race .icGar and @u,
brig, arc cruizing oil the Hook, and tina
= yesterday they captured two vessels, ant