Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-19
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From .se Philaaslasia .4n,ora, IF yny 70.
L.arEST FROJ1 EyyRoPE.

made as many TRANSACTIONS OF important articles as
che time would allow, and shall continue them
in following papers.
IA report was abroad of the Ottoman Porte
having declared war against Russia-of thesr,in-
vadinS Moldayia and taking and DESTROYING the
important Frontier pnst OF Iluch.rest The Indi-
catc,r says, by the Journal de Lie it is asserted
that the coapt de Lille Q.ouis 1sth) has abdicat-
ed, and that the count D'Artois has succeeded
HIM, uadcr the title ofCharles the 1Oth-that the
new knghad taken the Porte FeuiHe, or minis
try of the interior from the able .Roneesqtae7t,-
To give il to the vsconut Chdfecn5rfd'H These
grandees were all yet ut Client, ard the new min
lister has made report to his majesty consisting
of Is columns of his paper, under four imposing
heads.
The interior.
g. 9slIe EXTERIOR.
g. The cerisures (reProarhes1 addressed to the
royal government.
The spirit of government
The Journal Of the Empire, of the Goth Nav,
contains 4 langhable account of the forces ofthe
royal army, which he makes 10 consist of 355
men, including 126 general officers of the royal
staff.
The English have landed number Of emf
grants in Yendee; and about 10000 stand of
arms, and 900 barrels Of powder, all of which
were taken by the troops of France as soon as
landed
The Moniieur of the 18th makes mention of
the.snpPort of the presen, government and its
privileges.
It appears tina. the dixie d'.4aso1!s,nc and his
suite are at Madrid.
Theforces of the allies, according to the -FOUR
nal de Paris, by the news from the frontiers OF
Switzerland, consist as follows
11st-The army of Wellington, composed of
English. Hanoyerians, Dutchmen, and BODY Of
PFussians formerly under lest, are placed along
the Coast of the North Sea to Narlur These
amount to about 100000 men,
2d-A body OF Pnissians, under Bluoher amount
ing IN about $1,000, stationed from Nanur to
Treves.
3d-At the lett wing of the array of Butcher is
expected the prince of Schwartzenberg, with
10000
4th-Tha count of Colloredo, who is expected
10 cross the left bank of the Rhine by the bridge
Of Mannheim, Is estimated at like number, but
they appear yet to be far from readiness
5th--The prince royal fWurtenberg is stated
at IS TO 10000, now placed between Durlach and
Mannheim.
6th--The army Of the prince Hohenzollern.
composed of Austrians, Of men of Baden, and OF
other imperial troops, estimated at 40 or $4,000
men, arc posted in great part between the lake of
Constance and the Rhine.
The Journal of Par.s remarks, that these are
very far from being the imposing force their par
t.zans would wish 10 place in the field and that
these, instead Of beng united, are disaffected,
and that lively discussions are daily taking place
on the real end ofthe war and enterprise against
France.
The news respecting y1nsrcs is yet under con-
siderable doubt A teleBraphic dispatch from
Lyons OF the 10Th MAY, announces,
Shy an official bulletin, published at Ancona.
the Austrians have lost III the days ofthe list, Cd
aud Sd, 5000 men and 10 pieces of cannon.--
Three Austrian generals have been wounded-
generals Staremberg and Neipperg are named,
the last mortalIy.
Twelve thousand Austrians, who were destin-
ell for Piedmont have left Milan on the route for
Bologna.
ItapPears that the greatest activity and zeal i.
awakened throughout France. letter from
Nancy states, that place viii probably be the oe
neral head quarters of an army Troops. can
non, muskets, bullets and powder, are pouring
IN from every quarter. 10000 rnuskets are
mentioned arriving from FhalsbourE--SO pieces
OF cannon from S'rasbtirg-200 carriages, drawn
each by six horses, conducted by the national
guards ofthe department Of Vosges--4 hattalions
OF married men, armed and equipped-3OOo ma
f'onal guartls--4000 troops Of the line--2 or 200
women, babted as lsen, doing the duty of SOL
dlers, one OF whom was acting as ssrieant major :
in fine, throughout, the most active preparations
Tor defeuce are making, and the greatest enthu-
siasrn existed.
The news from Spain states that although IN q
declaration OF war she is wholly unprepayed for
any active movement Gazette of the fgtb
Aiay, Gays our line Of troops ofthe pyrenee;
IS every where too small Il would REQUIRE two
months for those IN Andalusa 70 ret 10 the
frontiers Of France. Costanos, o'Donnell and
the other generals, have not yet quilted the cap
itai.
Lord caHlsrcqrb is accused and loudly com
pllned ofn the French Gazettes. for having ,5ro.
dueed before the British parliament, Eorged sa-
psrs, Of corrsg6sitsieace Of Bssa6arts knoss.,,o
s.rp 20 b. f5sged Proofs are adduced to sinh.
stlntate this, AID the French people complain
against arneanness and dupheity Of this degrad.
ing stomp