Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-21

| Hell, it is easy to descend there, but il ma
be matter of difficulty to return.
:" An ord0nnance was issued Yesterday
by the government, to call out the miIiti
OF Belgium. 1t comprehends all men a
| 1tsublects for the service of between Il
and So, with certain clauses and restric
tons.
The headquarters of the Bc'eic arm,
are, as yet, here but it is expected thai
they will be soon removed towards the
frontiers and thoss officers who form the
staitol the prince, are preparing for the
movements.
Fresh troops are continually arriving
General B0urnonville is here, saw
him yesterday.
A spy was arrested at Client on Men.
day last. ltappears that he went to the
house which Louis XVIII. inhabits, and So
licited personal interview with his ma
lesty with more than an ordinary so;ci.
tude which leading to suspicion of his
motives, he was taken into custody, when
many proclamations from Napoleon were
found IN his pockets, and concealed in the
lining of his coast.'
'1hOohNNE. -iIrli %ls
1t has been stated In tie Venice Ga.
zettes, that England had declared wal
against the king of Naples, and that lord
w. Bentinck was proceeding to act against
has troops. This news requires coniirma-
ton.
The report of the king of Naples having
been wounded at 0chio-Bello, is false. II
was general Ambrosio was struck with a
ball, and was removed to Bologna. tits
said that the Neapolitans have retired to
st. Martin and Malahergo.
STooKHoLM, April 10.
It's recoliected that some foreign pa
pers have attacked our crown prince the
following is an extract Of the answer of his
royal highness having reference to these
malignant illusions
|' The indignation with which YOU have
been penetrated. good Swedish mobiles and
citizens, in reading what has been written
vita view to attack your liberty and in
dependence, would have increased, had il
been possible, my profound esteem COR you
and my entire devotion for your nation.
Strong by the rights that you have given
me, happyin having measured their extent.
yet more happy in having fulfilled my du-
ties toward my country, shall await with
composure those who wish to dispute with
US titles so legitimate those who. jim their
blind .delirium, might think that the PEG.
pie have lost all right of election and
shall employ all the energy of my mind ,,all
the courage which Heaven may have bes-
towed on me for the defence of your rights
and mine,''
The above indirect declaration of Der.
nadotte tothe Sc legitimate sorereigns' and
their minions, sufficiently shews on what
side Sweden will act, if contest should
take place between the despots of Europe.
and the CHOICE of the people of France.
STRAsBURGH, April "a.
BY an order OF the day of yesterday, HI:
excellency the general in chief count RAP
agreeably to orders from government, and
as reprisals for the measures taken abroad
to retain the French prisoners that were
returning home upon the faith of treaties
ordains that throughout the whole extent
of the fifth military division, the foreign
prisoners that shall arrive in order to re.
turn to their homes, be detained until new
| orders. The staff officers of the fifth militia
ry division shall direct them in conformity
to uiterior instructions. All along the
line Ofthe Rhine and frontiers, the COM
mandants of arms, troops, and outposts.
shall take as a rule for their conduct, in
respect to the commandments and posts Of
foreign troops, to permit or to hinder the
communications, the passage of men, vehi-
cles. provisions, and merchandise, as they
shall be permitted or hindered in regard
to US.