Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17

snty between the Austrian government and .roa-
Chin, aud 10 render It probable that the latter
will join the allies against BonaPorte
Letters from Trieste to the 1t;h and Ancons
to the 9th ult. say that the Austrian consul re
manned at the latter place and the Neapolitan AT
the former. A British Irigate and brig were
in the Adriatic, but offered no moestation TO the
Neapolitan vessels.
Aletter from Irun, Of the 18th, says, " it is ge-
Morally understood that Spanish army is pro,
ceeding towards France as fast as Che natural
habits and Incidence ofthe troops and their lead
ers VII permit them to move"
vienna, April15.
A courier arrived last evening who left the
camp of Frimont on the 9th, with the news that
Joachim has his head quarters st Modena He
directed his principal force upon Ferrara, and at
tackled that place, but he was repulsed by Gen'l.
Baron I.auer who commands there-On the 9Th
he attacked our tete de pont at occhiobelIo, but
was repuised with great loss, and in the evening
compelled completely TO retire.
Lord w Bentrcl has had conference with
the commander in chief at ManttIa. The Aus
TRAN head quarters are at Castelluccio near Man
fua
Fa,SSFoRr, April %.
The treaty between Austria and Bavaria was
signed on the 1lth. In Sicily and the seven Is
lands preparations are making with great activity
10 act asainst Naples.
GHEST, April %.
Gen Bounonviile who has joined the royal
standard has Just arrived here.
ASTwERr, April 90.
Our port resembles aforest. There arrive daily
from England large convoys with ammunition aud
provisions for the army.
The first column of the Westphalian legion,
VIII ch IS $4,000 strong, had lust arrived in the
neghbourhood of Laege, where the whole corps
viii successfully pass on its way to its dest.na-
ton
MILAN, April II.
1t seems certain that Joachim commended in
person tbe attacks on Ferrara and Occhobello,
and that lie hiBselfis the nersonof high rank who
was carr ed wounded to Bologna
HE ofiiclai account of the operations of the
Austrian Army of italy, states, that after the
repusse of the Neapolitans at Occhiobello, the
General IN Chief thought fit to order F1ELp
MARSHAL BTANcu 70 make diversion on the
e.lelnys gilt, which was so successful that the
elemy was forced to abandon Carpe, and cross
Secchia, over which the Austrians pursued him,
and took 500 prisoners. The whole Neapobtan
army Of Carascosa, 5000 strong, abandoned Mo-
dena, which the vanguard of Field Marshal BIZ
anch entered the I1th
SwTTzEnL,Sp, April IL
The following is the answer of Count Tai
leyrand, Ambassador from the King of France to
Switzerland, to the circular letter of the Duke of
Nlcenza -" SIR, hasten to answer the letter
which YOU wrote me on the 3Oth of March Dur
ing the whole course ofmy life, Ihave been faith
ful To my oaths and my duties. Louis XVIII.
accredited me to the Swiss confederation he
alone has the power to recall me. am, &c"
LoEDON, April &C.
Capture 81 the Cldrend0u.-We are extremely
concerned TO state, that advice has been received
at the india house, of the capture of the Claren-
don, Indiaman, just within the time to avoid res
ttuton BY the terms of the American treaty.
She IS said 10 lie worth 100000
The Gaze te lie France of Sunday stated. that
there had been annsurrection ct Venice, in which
The MARQUIS de Chasteller, tue Austrian general.
had been killed by the pppuIace But an ar
ticle from V enna IN the J9u,nel de Paris of
Monday, informs us that he was killed by lady
IN Paroxism of jealousy.
LoEDoN, May l.
To day we lay before our readers a mass of va
RED and interesting intelligence Mnrat has ex-
Pefienced, II appears, the caprice of fortune and
ne either advanced with too much rap. dity, CT
divided hrs force too much, or has been threaten
ed IN has rear; but the fact is intIubitable tina,
hehas been compelled by some cause to retreat. !,
THIS circumstance IS confirmed through so MANY
sources that it would be absurd to call it IN cues
ton.