Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-29
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Lord Stewards return to Paris is announced,
and i is added that he has brought either the re-
gents signature of the treaty of Peace, or of i'm
portant conventions. y
While some persons are imputng the excess.
Is IN tne south OF France to the party headed by
the Duke and Duchess of Angouleme, the ac-
counts from Nismes and other places attribute
them to the Partisans ofBonaparte, whose watch
word and cry are Napoleon the Second "A bull
lehn from Nismes ofthe Goth ult. mentions that
IN order to accommodate an Austrian column
regiment OF royal chasseurs bad been ordered to
quit the town and proceed to Alais. On quit.
ting the town it was attacked Shy a numerous
band and forced to halt Eight hundred Austri-
ans proceeded to reinforce the regiment, and the
Austrian commandment SUMMONED the rebels to
lay down their arms they wished to capitulate.
but this was refused and they fired upon the Aus.
TRANS. An action took place, and after two
hours, they were dispersed. This insurrec,ion
IS sad 70 have been organized by the FIX -general
9 lily and the Ex-Lieutenant of police at LYONS.
Ieste Their object is to establish war of par,
tisans.
Three other persons oflow condition havebe
tried tor sedition one was condemned to seven
years Punishment, and the two Others to one
years imprisonment. Why does not tue arm of
the law fall upon the guilter head tratorsi
The Journal General de France, in an article
upon the electoral colleges, asks, whom have
they chosen as deputies Creatures OF Bona
parte, lovers ofanarchy and disortleri No--but
wise and quiet men, friends of their king and
couutry--men whose sentiments are pure and
principles certain The use of such expressi-
onsls another, symptom of the declining infiu-
ence of Fouche.
lnoPposition to the rrImors of the speedy evac
walton OF France by the allied troops we find that
IN order TO complete the equipping of new ley
"ith ui possible speed, a loan has been levied
"a - ID. w.. a.
hive millions frix dollars, for which the lerders
are to receive bills of exchange payable in three
months
The chambers are expected to assemble on the
2Oth, at which time the all ell soyereiprs win he
employed in reviewing the Russian army in
Champagne from whence they proceed to the
review OF the Austrian army Aear Lyons
touchc, as our correspondent informs us ten.
dered his resignation last Thursday, but the
KING declined accepting it. This surprises us
| almost IS much a. the appointment of this man
to ofhce. But twas supposed the king would
be prevailed upon 10 appoint another minister of
police before Inc meeting of the two chambers.
I 1t is true, we believe that second report or me-
moral was drawn up, but Fouche is neither the
author or this nor the first. But they were writ
ten by one ofhs partisans, and have been INDUS
triously circulated. The object of the first was
TO induce beEef that the miserIes of France
were all occasoned by the allies, and to fix the
national attention and indignation entirely nm
| them. In the second which we have not vet
seen, 1t IS SAID that some severe remarks are
| made upon the members of all the Roval family,
the King alone excepted. 1t is wished to have !;
believed that they are adverse to the constitute.
onal charter, and they recommend a return to the
| Old order of things. Hints at the same time are
thrown cut that The reaction in the south Is the
work OF the Duke and Duchess of Angouleme.
Nearly thesame means We're adopted last year.
when the cry OF the Bonaparteans and of the fac.
tious ofevery denomination was, that The fa,,dai
| tenures would be revived, that the sales IF emf.
grant property would be annulIe, that The wealth
and power Which had grown up with The reyol,l.
ton would be swept away bya single blow. =
The cry was false but its operation was uniyer.
sally and deeply felt.
| Last night we received Hamburger papers t.
| the 3Oth ut and Berlin to the 25th. Our read.
ers will participate IN our FEELINGS ON read no he
accounts respecting the piracles of the Algernes.
stlil directed against the commerce of the Euro
Pean nations. 1t IS impossible that this can be
endured much longerl All the powers of Eu-
\ rope have direct interest in ext,rpalinp these
hordes, and they are now too enlightened to suf.
fer item to continue.
The Paris Journals of Sunday have arrived
| They present LIST of the Council of War an.
point, d for the trial of Marshal New. II Is fbe
same which we gave some time ago, with the adj
diton ofgen. Pee 10 make up for Marshal Mon
| cey. Marshal Jourdan now takes the place of
! President
| In the mean time, the vengeance of the lava
has visited with severity some more of the small
| Try. Two have been sentenced to years impri.
sonment for uttering seditious expressions. and
| one has been banished for seven wears
The elements of political commissions seem
still smoulderng in great quantities in France
| and threa ening the world with a shower of the
embers, If not with the torrent of The lava. lie,
us hope, however, that the prudence, union. and
| vigor OF the Allies, which have at length sue
ceeded in driving back and crcumscrbine. the
limits OF the torrent, may be so successfully con
tinued as to prevent it bursting forth afresh
| A mail from Holland arrived this morning.
| Sedan has surrendered to the Allies by theor-
| der ofthe King of France Montmedy is to be
attacked. Charlemont is bombarded
BHussELs, Aug. 80.
The Prussians have occupied the citadel OF
Sedan, the Governor had hosted the white flag.
and has gwen up the fortresses to he Allies by die
express order of the King of France This IS the
! first example oftbe kind, and tbs circumstances
! gives rise 70 various conjectures
| The same system is pursued now, and tbe pro.
moters OF thope to prevent the King from throw.
! ing off that yoke of the Reyoutionsts, and from
/ firmly uniting himselfwith the rest of the Royaj
Family against them The King is assa,ied by
two opposite Counsels--one insists that ne must
( concede to the proAgate adherents of AN usvrp.
ing power-that the principles ofthe Reyolut on
are necessary 20 his eXlStence--that he must he =