Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-12

IS no doubt OF our being .sraifei, at some f .
tlre day, with the details Of ia sieeoy cruise, az
tested to by John Wilson Croker; among the D l..
ticulars 10 he given, we expect tobe Informed E
the chasing, &c. ofa number ofour vessels OF war,
which 'o;re never hcre!]
Accounts from Malta in England were tn MAY
sixteenth, The Governor had made several UNI
successful attempts to raise loan for public nur.
poies.
Information from Constantinople was to Nav
III. Turkey is IN cond,t on of repose and las
no 'ncimstioil TO take part in the disputes Of
Europe Russia has restored her fortresses, 20
long withheld.
Brazil '''0'''
Two or three great failures ofcommercial hou.
ses had t,ken place IN London.
bonaparte LEFT Pars on the 18Th of June hav.
ing prevou,lynarned regency, which is connuos.
ed OF the princes of his family, the ministers, and
several minister's OF state.
A rhionville article of June seven. saws
" Every thing IN Gates that there will be move
ment to-day or to-snorrow, IN the army of tha
Mosele. It is believed chat it will march upcn
A.ion."
SwrTrERt.Su, Nav 81.
is remarkable, that among the provisions in
the nagaz mes at Huninguen there are gilt hun.
dred hogShesds DIVINE eight lrmrlrei oxe,,..c,r,
ana hour Tor two years, and wood for ye4r; SIX
hlndred cows and as many hogs, now in the r,ace
week. 80
VIENNA, June g.
The Young Napoleon is now again with his mo.
Their, Schoenbrunh MANY persons or ':s,,rc.
ton are sad 10 be made responsible for the care
ofhis person.
BANBEHe, June 4.
Ine allowing are some of the particulars Of
ne cath OF prince Berther For some DAVIS NE.
ceedhg, remarkable change in his manner had
al lSar 4 =
MN on The 3lst Nav at his father-in laws (the
duke of Brvafia,) told him. he was charmed at
seeing hlm among the small number of persons
VINO hadremaned faithful to the r king. rhese
words dsconcerted HIN So, that he was at 2 loss
ior an answer. lie had pas ed ali the nIoramg Of
inc hrst at the window, observing W III i1ersDec-
I've glass the Russian troops as thew went on he
at erwards went up to the thir,l story r. ,S,e -
partlnent ofhis ch ldren he dismissed tbesser.
want and threw himself out of the window uis
son, yet child, endeavoring to catch HIM bvtb.
loot, was nearly dragged out of the window ~ n,
m. The fall was violent, from the he gb1. that
frac ured
The French troops brought against the Prus.
saIls and English, on the fifteenth sixteenth. and
eiBhteenth June, was estimated at about f59 0OJ
ana Probabyconsisted of the first DIVISION. ,,,ler
count d Erlon, second, under Relic, third, Van.
damme, fourth, Girard, and sixth, count Lobai.
.he whole coSAAsDED ny BoNAPARTE IN PER-
sOS.
1t appears that the Russian troop. had NOT al.
vanced so tar towards the French fronrlers az vas
expected. A Berlin article of Nav %. saws mTt
was "a. not until the 2lst of May, that the passage
OF the Russian troops began at Gera. An that
has been said by iFereht gazet, Is of tie nas41g-
VI troops AZ Gera, must be understoodof Guhrsu,
in Lower Silesa.''
A Nun oh Bavaria paper of June l. o,ote.
the following from Hanau--" The country a,.
signed to the Russian army, contains S.o6061o
inhaby tdnts so that every dav there shod be
iev.ed upon 10 inhabitants ration of provisions.
and upon 50 ration Of forage. Some est mate
be formed from this
bonaParte's troops ready 10 take the Geld pre.
vious to his leaving Paris, accord ns 70 tie best
accounts that We can collect, were Organized N.
to lOcorps These in the month ofMay were sts-
i ned as f,lows:
L. 1t under count DE Ion Drouet) at Isle.
I'd gen. Relic, Valencienrea
Attn gen. Grard, Metz K Thlonv.lIe.
5th count Lobau, (Bertrand) /, an
The above five corps, stationed in the, north ,F
France, probably included the largest halfof he
french troops, who were embodied, inclusive of
imperial guards. The guards, it is stated in an
ofhcial report, published about the same time
when Bonaparte left Paris, hrve been of late ra-
pidly recruited, and amounted at that date to for.
y thousand men. These preceded Bonapa,r TO
the northern frontier, and with the above ,ley.
crlbed corps, were under his Command IN tie
battles ofSambref, Quartre Bras, and waierioo.
The whole number of French troops in those en-.
gagements may be estimated at 10000, men.
The last notice of the other corps was that thew
were stationed and commanded as follows:
9th gen. Rapp, at Strasburgh.
7th marshal GTouchy and Suchet, at Grenohle
and Chambery
9th gen. Clausel, at Bordeaux
9th marshal Bruno, at Toulon and Mare ell,
10th Leeourbs, at Psp gnan.
From London PAPERS recsiued at Bos,sB.
LONDON, June q.
Home Of Commons, Jaae ID.
Mr. Vansittart rose for the purpose ofbrnc;rg
forward the budget. lie lamented the f,taf ne,
oesslty VIII ch involved Europe aga n in host It,
when the wax had scarcely become cold ON tbe
Treaty Il Paris. But such was the eremv we
had todeal with, that ether his government
must be destroyed, or it would destroy the inde.
pendence ofall surrounding nations. With tie
large arrears OF the contest from which we bod
INST emerged, and the sums 10 ibe prov dcd Cor
that upon which we were entering, the expo-II-
ture OF the present year would certainly evr,.d
that OF former periods-but large as our cxDer.
ses would unayoidably be, he felt convinced that
our means we're able to meet them, and that Tie
people woull cheerfuily submit tn much larrer
buTthens, IN order to secure the repose Of tire