Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20


the frontiers. 1t is also said that Napoleon had
taken OFT the sequestration OF the property with
The modification that all is to go 70 the SON. The
revenue Of the property in France is stated to be
$4,000 francs; 10 which is to be added The money
deposited in the bank of England.
Court Ga=ette.
BosroS, Sept. O.
Per Brig Sally, from Havre, arrived at this port.
lTiranslated Jar the Weekly .alesscagerl
ADDRESS OF THAMES.
EThe following address comes warm from the
heart. fit excites in cur readers the same
emotions thas caused in us, we shall not re.
greet the labor oftran-,ating it.
Ed .1essenger.l
GusST, July21
The following is tie address OF thanks OF the
French who took refuge i'll Belgium, to the nha-
bitants ofthe country:
About TO quit tue hospitable land which re-
ceived us at a moment when The return of fero.
cious tyrant leaving us no alternative but to be-
come his victims CT his accompiices, forced us
10 exile ourselves from our country, our hearts
penetrated y it'll the most lively graaitude, can
not withhold the expression of the sentiments
with which they are filled
Excellent inhabitants of Client, Grammont,
Nivove, Alost, Termonde, Lebhecke, HamIre
zele, WESTMINSTER, &c. hardly had we reached
tine territory ofyour cities, before received ITO
your houses and introduced INTO your families
your kind solicitude,your generous hospislity,af
forded us (strangers, wanderers and fugitiyes as
we were) all those tender cares and delicate at
tentions, which ave could hardly have expected
fcom persons attached to us by the ties OF blood,
or by those OF the most !ntmat. friendship. Our
long stay has not abated your zeal
Now that the courage of your brave soldiers
has so powerfully contributed to open to us the
gates OF our country, now that our King calls on
US to follow him, your goodness would still re-
tam us, you fear, for our sakes, dangers that TO
longer exist.
Receive, noble and generous spirits, our ten
derest thanks for all the favors with which YOU
have loaded us: this feeble Acknowledgement is
all that our sterile gratitude can offer you; ac-
cePt II, we pray you, and we pray the all power
fcl God, to pour on you his nercies, and to grant
you, under your reigning Prince, long peace
aud the happiness that springs from it.
9ermoade, Juiy ID, 1855
For and in the name of the officers without
command, the colonel commanding the depot of
1he royal army.
Marquis DE LESTANG
Beauble, officer doing the duty of quarter-mas
Ter. ~
HAGUE, July21
/, The loss of the division of the army command
ed by his Royal Highness Prince Frederic, in the
battle of Waterloo, is as follows killed or miss
ing, 81 officers, 2058 non-commissioned officers
and soldiers wounded lis officers, 1886 non
commissioned officers and soldiers--The horses
lost are 1880.
The Concert given here by the celebrated sing
er, Madame Cat,lani, for the benefit of the SOL
ders of the army of the Netherlands who were
wounded on the 10th, 18th, and 18Th ofIune and
some other acts circumference have produced a
sum ot33l8 forins.
PANS, July 81.
They write from Frankfort, July l6, that the
Emperor Of Austria has Professionally possession
Of the principality of Iseniborg
Submission Of the .army.
Positive information announces, 1. at the army
of the Lore, has completely submitted. The of
fcers and soldiers have worn the white cockaCIe
since the 18Th. The reports of the disposition
ofthe soldiers TO resist at Cosne were false The
army henceiorthi is devoted TO the king and coun-
dry, for 1t is now convinced thai one cannot, with
out crime be separated from the other
July %.
The council Of the prefecture Of the upper
Marne Professionally charged with theadmn ,rati-
con of the department have announced to the inhs-
btants proclamation Of the Archduke Ferdi-
nand already published in the departments Of
Vosges, Upper Rhine, Ss". which prohibits any
one under pain of death, from bearing any /. nd
of arms. Notice has already been given, that
strict search VIII be made in the woods, and no
quarter given to those who may be found there,
a-ined or unarmcd On the other hand protec-
ton and safety are promised to such as return to
their dwellings and that nothing shall be requir-
ed of them, but the necessary provisions, and the
use of tier carriages and horses.
July 90
Congress is spoken of; some saYit Will be
held in the palace of the temple; Others in the
palace of Luxembourg. It is however certain,
that no order has yet been issued on the sub
iect.
Prince Butcher has left Paris for his head
quarters.
One of the first objects of the kings attention
Is, to alleviate the evils which he could not avert
Informed that many aged and poor sick persons
OF the fauxbourgs of Paris, were suffering from
the calamites ofthe times his majesty ordered
that the most aged and infirm among them should
Immediately receive Places for life in the hospi-
tails. The king has ordered that the physicians
and surgeons OF the fauxbourgs should be autho-
rised to distribute gratuitously to the INDECENT
of their divisions such medicine as they require
Marshal Macdonald takes command of the ar
my Of the Loire
deputation has arrived from the garrison of
Strasbourg 10 bring the king an assurance OF its
submission. This important place refuses to
open its gates TO any foreign troops
From tie Boston PatIadiam.
ENGLISH PRPEus.
~ r,o bri, William, TTo,t-,, ~. 90.