Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-03

The Chancellor of the Exchcquer has I'd.
laurned uutil Monday week the exa .siiaation of
the new taxes, which proves that The ANS ne
mas obtained aud perhaps the ne state of
things, have determined him to have ,ecourse
to a new system of finance. Consequently we
advise the public to be prepared for the renewai
o. the property tax, with all its inqu.sitoriai
forms. Mo,,, Chrea
London, March 17.-Twen,y sail of III. line
were yesterday ordered to be put in COMMISSION,
and many officers who had been put upon hall
pay, have been ordered to repair To the adm.
rally. press is ordered in the port of London
ana IN all the other ports for the service OF the
fleet 800
When the news of the landing Of Napoleon
reached Client. it excited tie greatest enth,,.
sissm IN ms favor; and we learn, that the same
effect was produced In all the low countries-
Our troops will have sufficient employ in pre-
serving tranquility there. ~
Nothing can equal the agitation at the ex.
change since the reception of the news from
France. la
We learn that the minister has deferred the
notice to the exchange of the next loan, on
account oil the unexpected alteration, the pre-.
sent state OF trade has produced by lowering our
funds.
From The London Gazette
Foreign Office, March ID, 1915.
The honorable captain Maude. of his Ma.
jesiy's ship Favourite, arrived at this office
at half past nine last night, being the bear.
er oil the Ratification, by the President and
Senate Of tue United States of America. of
the treaty o. Peace, concluded at Client.
between His Majesty and the said United
states on the 24lh of December last.
GuLPH OF JUAN, 1st Of March. 1915.
.Ndhoieon, by the Grace of God and III.
Constitution offhe STATE, Emtsror OF
fhe French, trc.
10 THE ARMY.
| SOLD{ERSl We have not been vsn.
| pushed. Two men, de citing our r,nLs
have BETRAYED our laurels, their ceuntrv'
their Prince their Benefactors.
those whom we have seen. dnr;pe 6,a
ana twenty years, traversing ali Europe TO
excite enemies against Us, who nave nas.
SEQ thelr llves IN lighting against US in tna
TANKS al foreign rmies, While loading with
Curses our beautiful France: shall ,hev
preteud tn command and eDchain our ga
gicsS tney who have never dared to IN.
unts the sight of HEMP Shall we sa.Trr
tueih 70 inherit the fruits of our plot5ons
achievsmentsf 10 engFoss our honors q,-
mea"i 20 Illuminate our glory ? II taejr
,sieu seeuid continue, every thing would 10
.os., even me remembrance of those imA
morta. victorieS. With what fury do thsv
persert themt i'bey endeavor to ,3f,sor
what ne %p.ld adr.Fes * ifth -. stI, -
na'n any defenders If our glory, it is amcne
those very enemies whom we have enconn.
tered on the field IF pattle
oohol en- In my exile ] haYe heard
your wee, i have arrived in spite of every
's'a' 80 anu every danger. Your General,
| s.sN 20 I'VE creme by she ch ice OF the peo.
V q bora ~ your shields, is restored Ia
on Come andjoih him. Tear off chese
Us whlch the nation has proscribe.i, and
ei,ica during twenty-five years served as a
taiiyi'iS paint TO all the enemies of Fcance.
assume this three colou ~ cockade yoh
wore It during our days OF yi&r3rg IS
we . ri forget that we rave been the
masters OF nations but we oaei,t NOT n
suffer any other nation to intermeddle o;tb
our affairs "i''N
VINO shall! pretend to be master amene
rs WEo has the powerf Re-assume til, h,
y g'es, which were yours at U;ea a, A,s
terhiz Jena, ar Eylau, and FriedIand 81
5udeita, az Eehmul az EssIing, at w graz.
Snoiensk at Moscow, at Lutzen. atssli.,
ken, az Montniral. Think F6D {h4t ,n;s
handful OF Frenchmen nop, go arrogsnt
wovld venture TO encountre the chit Of
tfemf Let them return from whence thev
cane, and there, if they choose, let them
reisp, as they have pretended to reign DIR.
ring nineteen years.
Your property, your rank, and yonr ,,lo.
ry, the properly, the rank and the glory of
your children, have no greater enemies,
than those Princes whom strangers have
imposed upon us. They are the eneniea
ut our glory and their condemnation is
sealed by tie recital of so many heroic
deeds, which have immortaiized the French
people while Struggling 70 throw off thsir
yoke.
The veterans of the armies Of the Sam.
6re and Mouse, of the Rhine, Of Italy, of
Egypt, of the West and of the Grand Ar
my are all hunbied the glory of tkeic
wounds are tarRished, their victories are
crimes, these brave men are rebels. If as
hs enemies OF the people pretended, Iegiti-
pate sovereigns were found in the midst Of
foreign armies
They bestow honors. rewards, their af.
ections, on those who served against their
enun ~ and against us.
SOLDIERS Rally under the standard of
your Chief. His existence is yours His
n ghts ere no other than thoxe OF the peoeie
and yours. His interet, his honor, and
|yonr glory. Victory hall march with The
rapIdtty OF an army rushing 10 the comba,.
The Eagle with the national colors shall AY
from steeple to steeple, until it reaches ,hs
towers OF No're Dawe then you may
show with pride your wounds then you n,n7
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