Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02

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Bonaparte passed through Tours the SOth of
June at eleven O'Clock at night he was accompa-
med ny The duke of Rovg,o 3. generals Bertrand
ana becher. tits thought that he proceeded to
hocnssort Madame Murat and children inhabit
AZ "'atI' IN Austria, Tie same house that was
formerly occupied by LOUIS Bonaparte.
We are assured that Marshal Carnot. member
OF The provisional government, foilowssthe army
to the banks of the Lore
Lucien and Joseph Bonaparte irye set Off for
England jerome, Madame Mere, and Madame
Hort enSe, follow the ex-Emperor Not one of
ms iaITniy remains at Paris, but Cardinal Fescb
who departs tomorrow. They have this day
taken down ioom the hall of Representatives. the
coiors' almost all Spanish, which were here sus
pended
-, July 9.
The king made his entry into his capital YES
teruay' at half past three o'clock. Numerous
attachments OF the National guard of Paris had
gone TO meet the King to take the.r place among
the faithful servants that formed his Maissty's
escort Orders had not been given for any cere
monlh. The enthusiasm of the public and the
strongest demonstrations OF the general JOY, alone
embellished this family festival Ihe kings car
rage was preceded and followed by his miIitaTv
household; around it were remarked several
marShais attended by great number of general
and superior officers, who had constantly accom-
pan ed his majeSty.-Ifis Carriage proceeded at
foot pace, passing through the waves of q mul
ttude intoxicated with joy, and which no ore
attempted TO keep back. The inhabitants of Pa
rIs, and the neighboring places, covered the rad
ALI OF them, well rs the national guard. had
assumed the white cockade and rent The air win
the shouts of F1Dc Le Roi
The Count de Chabroi, project Of the Seine
accompanied by the municipal BODY, was waiting
to receive his ma esty at the barrier of ST. Denis
AT tour O'Clock the acclamations Of an immense
multitude announced the approach of the process
sion. II defiled amidst shouts, thousand times
repeated OF Pive lie Raj! The kings carr+ags
having reachedthe outer enclosure oftle CIV.
the project went up ohIs majesty and address. |
ed HIM. He sad that the nun clpai corps OF his
good city, Paris had in vain re-schoed the unan-
imoIs cries of all faithful subjects 1t anno,lnc-
ed to all the French the imminent dangers with |
which they are threatened but there are ma.
ments IN which heaven permits the voice of |
TO be heard. After advertlne To the
caiamites brought upon the country b, Bona |
parte, he thus proceeded, q" Heaven has taken ,Io-
ON itself the work ofvengeance t restores YOU.
sire, to us, only to pardon. Your majesty ,iter.
poses between Europe and your people 10 give MS
peace, 70 fecohclie rs again u ali nations" lie
concluded with an appeal to the French urging
The necessly ofconcOrd aud rallying round her
legitimate sovereign. Profound silence prevail |
ed while The king made the following reDiy =
: IL was not without extreme pam and ain ,ctjon
nat lei Paris. The testimonies of fidelity of |
ny good city of Paris did not ful 10 reach me
return to 1t with emotion. | foresaw the o,..is
with which it was threntened / wish to preyent
md repair them'
IoyDoN july IL