Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
LATEST FR0NR4YTR
[ Translated for the y. York Evening Post.
PROCLAMATION.


PROCLAMATION
The Arg 70 the neofke and 20 INC .frny
HaVtians BY one of those happy event
which occur Only by the special favor of Di
vine OmDipoteDce. the atrocious and crimi.
nal intentions Of the French Cabinet have
| Just come 10 light. BY discovering 20 Us
! those dark Vaccinations, God has been plea
Sed 70 confound the wicked in their execra
Ole designs; and by culighteuing us az 70
our destiny and our true interests, 10 poir.
out TO us the means ofour preservation.
Franco Medina, one of the secret AGENTS
OF the Barron de Malonet, Minister of the
Marine and of the Colonies of his Majesty
Louis XVIII, sent TO SOW trouble & discard
an eXecrab!e and favorite project of the
french, while fulfilling his odious mission
has talien iHto our power. BY his own con.
lesSion, upon his examination, by the docu.
ments and secret Instructions OF which he
vas the bearer, we arc confirmed IN our
opinion respecting the a.roc.ous designs OF
our implacablc enemies
Hayt2ns ! Always inaccessible 10 the
most tia:tering promises Of the French. we
nave given TO you proofs OF our firmness in
tue most critc2. moments, and we have ne
YER deliherated upon the part thar we ought
60 take when your safety required it, And
IL IS to us that those aboninabIe tyrants, in
the deIyriurn Of their passion, dare yet to
make Their infamous proposals. brt how
they deceive themselves Let them then
know that our irrevooabie determination is
to light them until death and should we (
ven be alone, we would still ight them.--
Nay name is become horrible 10 them
they no longer pronounce it but with con-
vuls!ve motions we glory in inspiring them
with these sentiments.
Hay.iansi Since the commencement of MIR
career, our conduct has always BIS frank
and loyal; we have no secret to keep the
Welfare OF the country is oar supreme law,
and imposes upon US The duty of communi
eating 10 you all the Information that we
receive, and which concerns the destiny of
nc nation. We have therefore ordered that
the dispatches of the French government
the originals ot which are deposited in our
archives, snail be made public through the
med'um osthe pre- IS, in order 10 give them
al possible publicity; aud that the traitor
FRANCO Medina, thai liberticide agent OF the
French, shall Oe exposed before the people,
IN our capital. that each Of you may have
the privilege OF jnterrogating him.
H2ytans lr is not necessary that we
should make to you any Comment upon these
documents; they speak tor Themselves
each one OF you will read the projects of our-j
tyrants and the fate that they are preparing
for you; you will know how to distinguish
your true mics. and to measure the abyss !
into which they wish 10 plunge YOU the |
truth Is come oight! Open your eyes, and |
yoa VIII see the f'ightfdl designs Oh those in
human tyg rs, wA1 cease Mt 70 mediate |
ouT slavery, or orr annhla:ion Open your !
eyes TO their destructive projects and the !
means OF safety will naturally present thems !
selves to you Let ;he cries of war uncil !
death win tyrants eternal hatred to the !
vile instruments Ct slavery and their adher. |
ems. TIL your souls with shat holy enlhusi. |
assn which IS inspired by the love OF { Jun I
Try, OF Liberty and of Independence
flaytiaAs lie. US have bu; one object, |
but only one and ths same desire let as |
seek only &c eXterminstc our enemies the |
wfole universe observe MS never Was there !
a cause SO just IS ours look upon your
King, and prepare yourselves 10 follow him
90 battle we will lead you 70 victory and
to Yenge4ace; We will conquer We viii
consolidate your rights, liberty and inde.
Fendence, upon the dead bodies and the
ruins of our tyrants
Given at our Royal Palace Of Sans Souci
the IlIh NoVember, 1914, the eleventh year
of Independence, and the fourth of our
reign
(Sigaed) HENRY.
By the King Count de Llmonade.
Prin'ed At Cape Henry, BY P. Roux, irtn
fer 10 me H5HP.