Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
L.aTEsl, FRolr EURorr.

We receiver ti'is morning the Paris papers IN
Thursday last. They mention nothing of Bona
parties intended departure, though il IS CERTAIN
ne ieit Paris On Tuesday evening, under strong
escort OF dragoons, and took the roite TO Isle IL
) sad that he gong TO inspect the STATE Of the
lorreses, aud the whole Of The northern front; er
Inc party however wli have H. lie feels himself
st'ons enough 70 Commerce cTenciye operations /;
.nat he wiit endelyor 30 strike an mined ate
blow that battle Will be fought before .be ooh
o. cls month and what horrors must easae.''
add the opPosition--For all ofwhich he alone
Is accountants aeParispapers say that his head
Quarters are to be at Condo close UNION the from
tiers, or the 70 III from Nalenciennes The French
miiuaiy force is divided into ten corps the four
nst OF which are 1t Isle, Sa,enc ennes, NIsz eres,
! ncil and Thonvile, commanded by generals
hffon. Relic, Vaniainme and G.rard the
fifth corps is Gen. Rapp, ut s,rasbure,-the Oh
'i Laoa under Count Labau--the seventh 1T Gre
noble and CherbolrS under marshal Grouchv-
ule e'ghtn ut Bordeaux, under Gen Chauzel-
the ninth at toulon, under Marshal Brune-
me tenth at Perpignan. II is Curious thai ofall
inc Old iaarshals, only one, Brine, is employ
eel IN the command of any army; and he was in
disgrace during the last campagns-Grcucby
has been but lately made marshal Ney, Soult.
aiassena and Suchet have no commando Tsea-
emery cannot trust them
Inc treaty between the allies signed at Wen
na on the 25th March, and is published in these
papers, with some remarks, stating that the Pc
rasai OF the treaty VIII prove that the allied pow
ers were not III any manner acquainted with the
Of Chaumont
lhe.e lt'oers have also published the king OF
france s declaration, dated at Client on the 18th
last month They add that it has been introdu-
cSd INTO France, but that it is not authentic
ms is what is called Bonaparte's freedom OF The
'te's: The documents which ne reads are de-
hR Al \ u
me allies at Vienna, and The declaration OF the
klnS OF France. And the papers are not permit
eo 10 publish them without adding Chat they are
not authentic. Then follow string, OF false
hoods-of Russia beng disposed TO war, of Aus.
ira leaning towards France, of the Dutch beng
i;'Voraoie to his cause OF mortal quarres between
the British and the PriIssians OF insurrect;on; IN
Poland, &c. None of these have the least foam.
eaton IN truth; but by suffering other art cles
20 De published which arc directed against HIM
self, which articles, however, we rereat he does
notperintto be published without remarks or as
'ertions tending 10 throw discledit upon them, he
hopes these other statements of dissentions be.
tween the allies viii be believed, and The eublc
of fresh war.
The retreat of AIurat seems TO have created
uneasness and surprise TO Bonaparte The pa
Pers cannot account for it, for he had not been
beaten in any great battle, nor OPPOSED by a su-
perior force. Some impute it to our having de-
CARED war against HIM, which made him fear for
NE SAFETY of his capitol--others ascrbe it to an
expedition from Palermo against Naples-a IN rd
party suppose it to have been occasoned by his
having been severely wounded
lne royal'sts are charged with assuming the
character OF furious Jacob!ns, in order 80 bring
ouium upon Bonaparte's government.
The funds arc still falling; they are SIS I
Inc Bank shares III ].
Paris, Nay 2.-Yesterday Journal published
pretended proclamation of the Count de Lille,
which IS stated to be extracts from the Franilfort
Journal Dat neither that nor any other German
paper has published such document.
ABOUT a month ago certain persons announced
that there would be considerable bankruptcies
mere. Hitherto We have heard of none.
iI - SAID that Poland IN Instruction, and thai
ne Ottoman Porte is making attempts agans,
Ifussia 1t is added that these two events have
orced the Russian columns, winch were on their
march, to retrogade.
There have been violent querreis between The
English and the PrIssians az Toufnay.
Courier extraordinary Of Tuesday morning
IL is said that the Enperor's Headquarters
are to be- established at Condo.
Letters from Brussels state, that The Count q e
Lille is perfectly recovered.
Marshal Morter left Paris 20 fulfill an extra
ordinary mission, on which he is sent by the En-
peror.
ptenna, .9pH 17.-Thcre is little hope of ap-
Proclamation between the allies and Napoleon
j he observations on the declaration of the 5th
81 March, VII be read with Interest, but theg
change nothing. The promise OF Napoleon to-
ldhere to the treaty OF PARIS, is supported By no
guarantees. Had he promised as pledge of
peace todeliver up the fortresses Of Strasburg,
tiuninguea, New Brisack, Landau, Besancon, &c.
&c iai'h might then have been placed in his pa
cite intentions.
,'fi'qa, .Qbrit 1S--A new report from gen. MI
gent, dated Pogg.e the 18th, states that the enc
my having abandoned Florence, retreated by the
road Arezzo, 4 column OF 1900 NeapoEtans
which had arrived at Mont Rot, and was advan-
eng on Tuscany, has also changed the direction
OF IT'S march, and hes taken the route 20 Aucona
Banks Of to TIsfua, .3pyil 2O.-Thc Russian
army to the amount Of 225,O0O men, and 76,O0J
horse, marches in three columns, under field
marshal Barclay de folly. The column of the
right wing proceeds by way Of Leps.c 70
Hamburg. The centre column marches from
Lublin, War5aw,&c by Breslau and Bayreuth TO
Nuremberg. The column Of the feft wing march
es in two divisions, the first from Cracow by
Prague 70 Eichs,adt, and the second from kallsch
BY Breslau, also BY Bavaria.
BrardsHbere, .8bJft 25.---It is understood tina.
prince Antony Radziville viii reside at Poser a.
governor Of Pruss.an Poland.
We are assured that UIe taking possession OF
Poland, on The part OF Russia and Prussia, viii
be proclaimed on the LIST OF May. The King Of
Prussia, il IS sad, will assume the tide Of grand
duke of Poland