Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24

'sPs Ct u. CorGiss'oa, connos;ag the Pro
v'siona 6overnmeilt. he states that he saw
that 20 avert from France the evils OF civil
war, remained no course for French.
men, but embracing the cause of their anci>
ent Kings. Penetrated with this sentiment
he had repaired 20 the E,nperor Napoleon,
to make known 70 him the wish of the na.
tion, and he gives the following account OF
his conference -" The Emperor, convinced
OF the critical situation in which he had plas
ced France, and the impossible of his being
able to save her himself, appeared resigned
and consented to an entire aud unrestricted
aSdication"
just as Bonaparte reached the barrier of
Paris. his Carriage broke down. He i, a
man of omens, and was much affected by
this trivial occurrence. wrath was
without bounds, and he Immediately mount.
ed acharger, and galloped away at full
speed.
1t is curious fact that there were found
IN the bureau of the Able Montesouieu, on
the breaking out of the news of Bonaparte's
landing, two letters unohened from the
Comte de Bouchliers, Project of the De.
partment of La Mar, dated six weeks back,
sivng hun as minister, notice of the plan
formed Tor the landing of the Emperor, and
the names OF the partizsns engaged to as
sise IN ~. RI. requested Instructions. and
an armed force to arrest the individuals in
the hrst instance but of course hi, commu.
nicatioa remained unknown.
LIEGE, March 90.
Baron Sack has published the following
address to the Inhabitants of the banks of the
Rhine.
1.-The capital of France swore to defend
NJ. h. ~c. IL
the existing government against the attacks
OF the disturber of uslic repose now placed
without the pale of the law. The capital of
France, and France herself have deceived
US. bonaparate has occupied Paris without
firing a shot.
mus the advcnturer performs again.
probably for only short space of time, the
part OF usurper and it is for Europe in
arms to acquire, by his destruction, title
to the gratitude of the present and of future
generations, since France has disdained to
me rit it.
Z" The high allied powers made their So.
Tenn declaration on this subject at Vienna,
on the 18th inst. The conqueror. at Mos,
COW. at LeiDsick, at Victoria, and at Paris.
are hastening in all directions to support this
declaration, with arms in their hands. The
anathema is pronounced on the periurer,
human confidence, has again launched all
the fire brands of war amongst us the
whole population of Europe, If necessary,
VIII arm itself to pour in upon France, and
stiHe this monster in The blood and tears of
his followers bus it win not be necessary to
resort to these extreme measures, and Hea-
ven has perhaps reserved to the brave Prus-
SLAMS, English, Hanoverians, and Beleians.
who. collected between the Rhine & France.
form the bulwark OF nations, the glory of
being the instruments of its own vengeance,
You, brave inhabitants tine Middie and
Lower Kline, have it in your power to con
tribute to the glorious work, and you will no
doubt zealonsly do SO. The moment is come
when noble and generous souls must crowd
the ranks in ordsr to oppose wall of brass
to wlckedness and perhdy. Let the vigorous
youth assemble In crowds to consecrate
their arms aud their courage to the, most
sacred OF causes, and TO the defence of their
Country /; 1t shall be 80 always, and at every
expence.
Let the men who have reached mature
age, the fathers Of families of all classes,
arm themselves under the Colours of the CT
VIC militia, not TO march to Combat abroad
out to defend their own homes against enc
1ies and traitors. The country confdes
arms TO you brave inhabitants of all ages of
ne banks OF the Rhine, the Mosele, the
koer, and the Meuse. myself have pledg,
ed that you will bear them with German &.
deity and bravery
" 1t is thus thai you will signalIy partici.
pate in the triumphs of the good cause, and
preserve yourselves from the curses of your
children and grand children, which must
tail upon your heads, if by your Incidence
or Indifference, you should be the cause of
the forces of Europe, combined to oppose
the common enemy, coming like dcstruc
tive torrent to inundate aud ravage your
plainS.
(Signed) SACK.
Governor General of the Lower and Mid.
die Rhine.
.lir Ia CAaheHe, March a."
GLASGOW, March 8.
Yesterday morning number Of people
assembled on the Deanside Brae, under
Pretext OF showing their disapprobation of
the hill. and hayin0