Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
Rennes. Sssf. Ia.

ueherA count r2uentzein, commanding the
9th !rps of the Prussian army, has made a re
QUESTION on this city, TO be furnished in three
days OF the following articles
$4,000 rasions ofbread.
100000 fresh meat.
l5,O0O salt meat.
$1,000 rice.
90 90 o. ons other vegetables.
1900 butter and lard. 49,
24O,00O Gsres of beer.
$4,000 VINE.
$4,000 brandy
Is, 600 lbs. Of tobacco.
$4,000 bus. of oats.
$4,000 VT. of hay and straw
They write from Grenoble that 5000 Austrians
ave marched by that route for Italy.
The military council Of revision at Bordeaux
have revoked the sentence of the I'd council of
Var, which had condemned to be shot two soldl-
ers Tor hosting the tr,-colored cockade.
.qggsburg, September 1s.
The Gazette of May ence announces the march
u 100000 Russians through the Palatinate, on
heir route for Russia.
Ninety invalid warriors, who were disabled
from obtaining subsistence, have been entertain.
led by the ee-mas0ns of Berlin.
Accounts from Vienna state the general stag
ration OF Commerce throughout ,hat monarchy
the depreciation of the public funds rs such
'at there IS paid S53 forms treasury Notes, and
1880 form, Bank .Notes, for LOO forms CASH
There has appeared az Paris a second part of
the Fndicatonot Marshal Ney; 50 thal his Case
Ppcars TO excite great interest.
The French army rs undergoing great varl.
ETY. OF changes, not only an The distribution of the
'orceS, but IN ITS organization Tae apparent
direction OF the changes IS 10 remove 5 much IS
jrac Ncable, every thing viii CHI mght recall the
revolution to the military mind, and TO produce
ilefeSts and eniuiatIons adverse 10 such recol-
scuons. Inc TUE OF blgadiar general was a.
-oliShed At the first entrance OF the Bourbons
sd The old ale of marshst de camp, adopted IA.
Is place, bya decree OF September Is man,
Itner Changes are made, among which ia OF
tgutdnt conniandI'u, when afforded SO fine
chool Tor general officers and which contrlbulel
- much 10 Tue trlumpns of ali the French gene.
rals, particularly MoreAu, IS totally suppressed.
ne oIlcers OF mat denomination are TO be denom-
lated coioneIs The title of captain aejoi,n, an
'%erins 10 deputy adjutant general. IS suso sup
PRESSED.
Further trGiislationS from late French pa
Pers received by me Sa.p .New- K0rA
PaChet, froas Bordeau.c.
PARIS, Sept. s6.
We are assured that some OF the most
oppressive articles Tor France, enacted III
tne uitimatum of the, allied powers, are
modified or suppressed.
Inc discii line Is very severe amongst
the English troops. They write from
Amiens that Hauoyerian soldier was shot
for hay.n robbed and i'll used MS hostess.
Sept. u.
1t is believed that there will not be a
treaty OF Peace properly 50 called, out only
declaration oil all the powers OH the mea-
'ures necessary to draw closer tue cords
Jl peace anu friendship which unites them.
Inc Prnce Regent of England, 1t Is
'ald, has honored che Pope WITH a regiment
oI l ish kUinan Catholics for his guard
The Emperor VI Austria mas offered a COM
any OF Iiungarlans. Wejust learn that
tne Austr,ans quit Paris decidedly tomor-
ow. 1t Is adued that the whole VI TINS
army mas orders to proceed Immediately
to Italy. 1he chanceIIes, the courts vi
commissioners aud the Governors estab-
iished Professionally by the Emperor vi Aus
'rIa III TIE different departments are uis-
,Ulved, aud follow the army In its evacua-
uon.
1t is positive that the retiring Of the last
ministry Is not tine result OF tue dIsmIssa,
Vi VI F0uche, ana tndt there 10 not the
east relation between tnose two EVENTS
We thInkIt duty to make this oDserya-
uon 10 rectlty what was lnexact Ia this res
pect III our number Of Aonday last.
We tind to day, IN Gazette, phrase,
when lOr being common ID not the less
uue: - Ihe republic has maze u
acquainted with very tnlng that is fatal ia
me eAcesoes Vt liberty" Ihey ought to
aave SAUDI They nave made US know, ia
me name Of a republic, every thing wlncn
Is nOrrid under The yoke o. popular ~
rants % And to De OF gOOd idith they
should have added--'E Inc tyrants aitet-
@ards became voluntary slaves, have tor
tued US Az another manner under the
name OF glory ~ In line, to follow these
men, whom we cannot too fully unmask,
IN their last metamOrphUsis, we ought u
say--'' 1t 10 still those, VINO, to day pro
tossing the warmest love Tor tie Nm duu
Constitution, canuOt completely hue
their OdiOus regrets and their shameiui
hopes"
LoNDoN, Sept. s5.
If we are to credit the news from
frankfort arrived to Gay by tie Holland
uall, the Turks have assembled an army
u 2OO,ODO men. a war IS expected be-
tween the Porte aud hussIa, anu the Rus
sian General Niusgenstein has received