Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-10

thecount de Lille the restoration of the
diamonds of the crown.
LlsLE. April IS.
Lord Wellington and sir Sidney Smith
are at Brussels, AMI a number of English
men of distinction. They have little in
tercourse with the French emigrants-
These Englishmen give it as their opinion
that if France does not first attack them
there viii be 40 war.
FALENcIENNrs, April 10.
Though preparations for war are going
on, the best Informed persons at Brussels
are of opinion that there are serious diyi-
sions In the councils of the prince regent.
The names of the parties are even men
toned. Lord Liverpool urges the imme-
diate necessity of treating with the empe-
ror. Count Harrowby and WELLESLEY Pole
arrived at Brussels on the 9Th. These
gentlemen differ in opinion one IS In favor
Ofpeace, the other inclines to the duke of
Wellington, who is for war. Thus in the
midst of the preparations and movements
that IS going ON, certain irresoution is
evident. The English are universally sus-
picious of Austria. Though she may pre-
tend to be marching armies, she will only
act sincerely in Italy, where her interests
are concerned.
On the Rhine serious cooperation on
her part Is contrary to the nature OF things,
or they think so-the Prussians however
are very inveterate and are for making no
terms with France or Frenchmen. wishing
to realize the famous manifest Of the duke
of Brunswick IN 1892. This feeling is
however confined TO them, the English do
not assume a threatening tone--the Aus
TRANS are silent, all the rest of the allies
seem 10 hesitate. As to the Belgium
troops, Napoleon may consider them as his
own. Officers and soldiers do not even
attempt to conceal their sentiments.
The count de Lille is still at Client sur
rounded by about 100 old emigrants, and
appears much pleased with tie place, and
is constantly occupied in exercises of pie
ty; sometimes visiting Brussels.
B,sLr, April 9.
N. Flahant, aid to the emperor Napoleon,
passed through our city he is preceded by
courier, to prepare for hiIn RELAYS of horses. He
is on the way to Vienna by Munich and is the
bearer of very important dispatches.
The situation Of he Spanards is dcplorsble.-
They are prey 10 fanstic;sm, TO monks, and to
the inqusiton; they have neither an admimstra-
ton nor finances. .sfoaieur
srocKuoLM, March %.
We have heard ofthe rapid march of Napoleon
upon Paris This event appears 70 US Ike mi
racie. We acknowledge, in the interest which
we take IN 1t, the force ofthc ties which, in spite
of political circumstances, have not ceased to
attach 10 che French nation. The conrs has the
same inibreS;i9ns and finds it's interest in seeing
that nation arise again, from Which they have no
thing to fear, and which is necessary guaran-
tee for the powers of the second order.--The
Prince Royal (Bernadotte) t,l,erstcnds Ichat apas
to be tie restof Tie system ofIegitinacy which was
TO be the hobby of the Congress, We wall not only
not NEEDLE with the affairs of France, but if the
powers make war France, all soishes wilde
in ker. flvor.
VIENNA, April s.
The arch duke Macmillan Of Este, who arriv-
ed from Modena Monday morning, brought
thenews ofthe march of the Neapolitan troops
upon the Roman territory, and ofthe movements
in Italy. II appears that king Joachim has adj
vanced with an army ola least $4,000 men divi-
ded into 5 corps. The resolution 1ohich he has Ia
Fen IS dttrf6Wtedto HE premature message Of cap
tain Htleisa, rho weat to request MIN ca the part
offe congress, to refto'mce The kingdom IF Naples
Under present circumstances nothing could be
move favorable to Bonaparte, and we now await
with the greatest Impotence news from count
NeiPperg who has gone to Ancona
The Neapolitan army has not passed through
Rome. Itpassed the city
There is no doubt that the trumphantreturn of
Napoleon INTO France, has already had great M
fuence upon the affairs Of Germany.
Marshal Berthier has arrived. All the opera
rations of the Congress are covered with the most
impenetrable veil-nothing escapes.
The police has taken the most vigorous mea-
sures inrespect to all the strangers who are not
attached to the families Of some public minister
No Frenchman can quit Vienna without special
authority.
The Emperor Alexander was going TO Prague,
and is to return on the 18th. But we learn that
the three monarchs viii proceed directly 70 the
headquarters at Ulm, and from thence 20 Man
helm.
IMPERIAL DECREE.
.Ndbole0n sc.
Art. l. The Frenchmen employed abroad in
the station Of politicaagents are directed TO make
Their declaration before the first of May and to
return TO Paris within two months
Art. III Those who do not conform to these ar
engagements, VIII be considered as beng in the
of the application oft the articles Of the civil
code cone erni1g Frenchmen abroad and of Our
decree ofthe 9th April 1909, and a seq,Iestraton
will be put on their property.
Proclamaiion Of Loais IVIIL
FRANKroRr, April 3
LoUrs, BY the grace Of God king of France and
Navarro to those Of my children who shall see
these presents, greeting.
He who has deceived Won for 10 Years is come
20 deceive you again. Fifteen DAYS have hardl,
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