Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26

world ever since it issued from obscuriiy.
p. 3. II I: this moment stated, that King Fertl:-
nand has just landed near Naples with q, 900 En-
glsh and Aessian troops.
NoRroLR, July %.
From London Papers receired at the of
flee of the PUBLIc LsDGER, By the brig
LoNcFIEiD Cox, CAPTAIN BlAIR.
| LONDON, May 90.
BY the letters from sVieuna it appears
| that the general expectation there was
that gen. Nugent would be in Naples on
tine 9th inst. Murat, it is believed, is
completely cut off from his capital.
The second division of the Russian AR
my, consisting of two fine regiments of ca
valry, with artillery, passed througi
Prague on the 18th inst.--A third division
passed through on the lsth--other divi-
sions have passed through DRESDEN
They are in fine order, and observe the
strictest discipline.
A lette' from the Maine, of the 10Th,
states. that the French have begun TO fire
from the outworks of Huningen upon per-
sons walking on the opposite bank Of the
Rhine.
The Diet of Norway has approved of the
arrangements proposed by the king of
Sweden for the perfect union and harmo-
ny of thetwo Kingdoms. This is a great
point at the present crisis, as it will pro-
duce large disposable force for the COM
mon cause.
The Hamburg Correspondent of the
sd instant contains the following singular
paragraph.
A ship from Bordeaux, which arrived
within these few days at Hamburger, had a
passport, which had on one side the royal
seal with the ffeurs de Tvs, and on the
other that of the eagle, and below that the
republican seal, with the slperscription.
Hepnbiifae Franchise, as IN tteyenr 1897
The Zeitung, of 18th May, contains the
following letter from Vienna, dated the
11th May:
The well known Labesnardiere, a
disciple Of Pouches school, who left US
yesterday to return to France, has acted
pretty considerable part at the Congress az
French Counsellor Of State.
| 1t is suspected that nearly all the Sc
cretaries in Talleyrand's Bureau were con:
stantly connected with Bonaparte. as most
ofthem are gone back to France. 1t is con-
tdently affirmed that BOnaparte has made
fresh proposals to our court respecting ms
wife and bis son, rendering, as il seems, to
make the Empress Regent of France, in
her sons name, in which case he Bona.
parte) would renounce the government.
land refrain from interfering in the affairs
of France.
g This proposal is regarded as proof
ofthe usurper's weakness no notice was
taken of and since then, there seems
to be more intimate connection with the
cause o! the Bourbons.''
Since our last we have received the Pa.
is papers of Thursday and Friday. We
have given ample extracts. In La Ven.
dee civil war has commenced, and there
are instructions daily in various parts OF
france against Bonaparte. The Moni-
teur of Friday pOStpones the Champ de
Mai indefinitely. The Notifications OF
Paris are nearly completed. Bonaparte
visited them on Thursday and Paris is
described as being now impreenable. TIL
French funds are falling yowever amid
these cheering prospects they were at sc
on Friday. -
The intelligence from Italyin the above
papers is conclusive on the subject of Mu.
rat. lie has been shut upin Hncona with
the remains of his shattered army, and his
wife and family are on their way 10 Gata.
which IS terrifying as their last asylum
his place is. very strong it was success.
fully defended against Che French several
years ago, by the brave Princc of Hssse
Phillipstal with handful Of men, and has
doubtless been selected by Murat and his
friends, on account Gifts position. Ills
admirably calculated for colony Of Cor
sair pirates. An order Of the day issued
rom Rome on the 9th inst. by count NJ
rent, the Austrian general, states that Tia.
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