Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07


elarnation, ard dispatched 70 the colonel OF the
seas-darmes, an aid-dc-camp with the following
note.
The chevGfsr F.9t,eil, M dic-cSc-cGmp is ar
thoriSc9 to captain to mr. .Noirsau, ,ay Intentions
rc!asire 10 The letter .slic! lie has ,orifien to me-
1. III. l. De BOURBON.
March 90. 1915.
III. DAuteil, on the part of the prince, reoues-
ted 40 blank passports for him and his suite,
with PERMISSION for them either to leave the
country or TO return to their respective residence
His hghness himself wished to go 90 Bordeaux
The col. OF The gems farmcs replied that the
prince could SO To Nantz, and from there to Eng
land, or SPAN, but could not remain IN France
that the blank passports which had been trans
mitted by the mayor of Anglers, by advice of the
counsellor OF heprefecture, now acting as pre-
feet, would be flied up by the chef d'escadron
of the gems d'armes, who for that purpose would
accompany the aid-de-canp of the duke of Bour-
bon to Beaupreau that these passports would all
be signed by that officer, and would only allow
them the necessary time to return to therrespec-
tive homes or TO quit the country
These stipuiations were all acceded TO. 1t
was also ct the same time agreed that the prince
should exhort his more immediate partzans, as
well as the Vendecans, who had been armed in
his cause, to lay down their arms, return to then
homes and yield Obedience to the laws
Thush this affair terminated
The attempt TO excite commotion in this part
of the country, where the people arc almost unan-
imous for peace, has been completely frustrated.
Tie presence Of a prince efthc honse IF Bor6on,
could NOT eGett one sport from me dead e,n5ers.
The recollection of the grand deeds of the empe-
ror, has detied the efforts o; hs enemies. The
country remains firm. Eyeey act of seduction, the
ivors so prodyQly 6esto1ced for si1- months bast
upon ancient Chiefs de Choaa,is, have not OBJ
tanned for them me least support they are alone
at the places oftendezyous, and the campa gn OF
Rev Vadee undertaken at SO vast an expense,
has terminated IN less than three days. or to speak
more correctly, has not been commenced
LoSDON, April H.
It is reported at Paris, that Talleyrand, though
in the number of those exempted from he an
nesty proclaimed at Lyons, has made his peace
with the Emperor. raileyIanG would certainly be
valuable acquisition TO the government OF Ma
poleon, as he IS IN possession OF all the notes,
minutes, and secrets, of the ministers at Tie Con-
gress.
The duchess Dowager of Orleans, and the
duchess OF Bourbon remained AT PARIS, and Bona
parte has settled on them pensions for life, of
100000 liyres per annUin
Troops continue 10 embark, and ammunition TO
be sent or with mcessant activity to the CONT
nent. At Harwich, Dover, Deal, and Ramsga,e,
embarkations take place daily. The sixteenth
dragons embark at Dover, to-day, and the seventh
hussars.
Second Edition, S O'Clock
We have this moment received the Paris pa
pers of the 8th inst. Their contents are of little
importance. The Momteur contains a long IN
tercepted correspondence between the duke
and duchess Of Angouleme, and the King of
SPAN, soliciting assistance; and the Spanish
troops night be ordered immediately to enter
France
There is also decree of the Emperor Napo-
leon, which states, that the laws created by the
national assemblies, applicable to the Bourbons,
are to be executed according TO their form and
tenor and that all persons who have accepted mi
nisterial empioylnents under Louis are not to come
aearer Paris than so post leagues
French funds-66f. Ice.
April 10.
Forsign Papers.-The sentiments generally
expressed in the German papers, are in favor of
Imme Late hostIiities with Bonaparte. In Bavaria
there are it IS said, about O000 troops ready 10
march, and are waiting only for the arrival OF The
Russians, with which they are to form a junction
he troops IN the Wirtemburg states are also
waiting tor final orders. Numerous bodies of
Prussians and Saxons have passed in the neigh
oourhood of Liege and AK la Chapclle, and also
towards Luxembourg The duke of Wellington
is at the head of an organized force of $4,000
men; it is expected that his headquarters
will be fixed at Client. The headquarters OF
the Prussian General Flest are stated TO be esta-
blished at Nanur and his force is rated at As, 900
men.
Sab tier and two other officers, charged with
endeavorng 10 execute revolt among the Saxon
troops, have been shot at Liege-[ Doubtful
A cabinet courier, on his way from Paris 20
Stockholm, lately passed through Brussels
Letters from Basic TO the 4th inst. state. that
accounts have been received from Naples, by
which 1t appears that the court of Naples viii
positively coalesce with France for the establish
Inent ofNapoleon. II is also asserted, that the
Cantons OF Swiizerland are in general, favorable
to the views Of Bonaparte A French array was
expected to take possession of the passes into
Italy.
Jerome has made his escape from Trieste. and
1t is supposed that he has gone TO Join Murat,
whose powerful army is in complete possession
of the ecclesiastical states. lie has engaged a
great number of transports, with which it is sus-
pected that he means 10 convey large force to
the Pc, SO as to place it in the rear of the Aus
trians.
There is now little doubt regarding the side
which Murat is disposed to take n the approach
ing struggle. We stated in the greater part of
our Yesterdays impression, that a mess enger had
Srriyed in town with dispatches from Vienna, con-
hrming the accounts we previously had of hosti-
Ities having commenced between tie Austrian
and Ncapolitan armies. The French papers said
the advanced guard Of the Austrians were beat
81, and that the Neapol,tans had made 5000 pri-
soners. The Vienna advices rev erse the tale and
say it was only an affair Of outposts at Bologna, in
which the Austrians had the advantage BE the
affair and the issue ne II NAV the circumstances