Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02

a long line OF succeeding princes of your royal
hghness's illustrious house, may endure until
the latest period of time.
We have only further 10 entreat your royal
highness 10 be assured of the continued zeal, low
atty, and affection his majestys faithful cti-
zens ofLondon, to support your royal highness
in bringing this great contest to speedy and
happy termination.
Signed, by order Of the court.
HENRY WooDTHoRPE
To which address his royalhighness was pleas
ed to return the following most gracious am
swer:
Ireceivewi,h the greatest satisfaction this 10y
al and dutful address.
BY the favour of Divine Providence the first o.
peratons OF the allied armies of the continent
have been attended with the most signal and de-
cisive success and we may confidently trust,
that thehigh military reputation whchthis coun-
try has acquired by the undaunted valour and
.consummate discipline OF our troops, and the
transcendant genius and heroic example of that
great commander, who has constantly led them
to victory, will afford one of the most important
securities for the future tranquility and indepen-
dcncc ofEurope
deeply lament with you the extent ofpriyate
calamity occasioned by the loss of many valuable
officers aud men in the late unexampied contest,
and teelmure sensibiy the manner IN which you
have adverted TO an iilustrious member Of the
house or Brunswick, vino closed on that immor-
tai occasion, 4 career of honor with a death Of
glory.
To the surviving relatives of those who have
fallen, it must be soothing reflection that they
have persisted in n just and noble cause, and that
the memory of their splendid and estimable SER
vices VIII be cherished with admiration and gra-
ttude 10 the latest posteriiy
have perfect reliance on the stedfast 10y
atty and public spirit of the citizens of london,
and on your assurance ofsupport, in such exer-
tions as ma. be necessary to bring this most I'M
portant contest 10 speedy and happy termina-
ton.
July 6.
On the 15t ult. the two Russian friga,es Ar
chipel and Argus, of 48 guns each, arrived oil
Copenhagen. Their destination WAS to CONVOY
TO Holland, feet of Russian transports, lad e,
with provisions for the Russian armies. Each
frgate had one thousand seamen Oh board
who were to be employed with the army as pom
TONERS.
The dispatches announcing the glorious battle
OF Bienheifr, were brought to England by the
great grand father OF the honorable It, col Percy.
who bore the tidings OF the equally decisive VIC
tory of Waterloo coincidence which adds Ius.
ire even to the splendid annals of the house of
Northumberland
Mail from Hamburg arrived this morning.
- fiNN""i''Nioh mas Dceh iSSueu Dy lne count Gle
p la Rouchetoucault in the name nf Louis XVIII
TO the Eastern Department of France, in which
considering the French revolutions as finished
on the first OF April 1871, he characteristics the
late rebellion simple revolt--but az the
Chambers of deputies have declared the war to
ne a national one, he calls upon all Frenchmen
to repair with arms and horses to the ROYAL
Head CHARTERS at LOrrach- every Frenchman so
doing is TO be considered as one of the faithful,
whatever his conduct may have been for the loo
i've and twenty years All military persons are
disoanded, and their pensions and honnrs forfeit
Cd who do not Immediately repair to Head QUAR-
ters,