Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-29
Bosros, October 10.
FROM FRANCE.

DOSioS, OCtOpSE ~.
FROM FRANCE.
Last evening arrived Mt this port, the baroue
Leopard, captain Masters, in 48 DAYS from Dor
oeaux. Captain M. states that every thing was
tranquil IN and near Bordeaux and that ali class
es OF people were enthusiastic in the cause
OF the Bourbons and free trade. Captain
NJ favored us with the 6 lie Memorial BordeLais'
of August 90, from which we made the follow.
ing translations =
BoRDriUy, August2o
The Journey other royal highnesses the Duke
and duchess d'Angouleme has every where been
attended with the most animated and brilliant
testimonials OF affection and respect.
at Age, 1t was past midnight before his roy
al highness arrived, and the Examinations which
had been made were burnt out but they were
immsdiately revived and augmented on his arri-
At Montauban, the Goth, he was met by the
Niseount Yillenueve, and numerous Other Off
GERS, volunteers, &c. and complimented with
the highest expressions of loyalty who received
Tue regrets OF his Royal Highness, that his mss-
on would not permit his larry to receive the tes-
timonials of respect which they offered, but that
her royal hlghness Madame the duchess would
specify visit them and make amends The
troops were all under arms, and the air was rent
with cries OF. pive ie Roi JTue e Due d'.Qngo,s-
1erie pfue Madame . thousand times repeat
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-, boRDBAUx, August %.
The Duke d Angouleme is now on a Journey
TO Spain and will be followed by Madame the
duchess immediately. They VIII be accompa-
med by numerous suite.
The ball given by Madame the Duchess of An
Souieme on the Kings birth night, at the Cha.
'eau hoyai was conducted with splendor which
could only be exceeded by the presence ofa prln.
cess VINO IS the object OF the love and admira-
ron OF all France. The supper was sumptuous
her royal hiShness retired at midnight, but the
dancing continued until day break
Inc Marquis de Ia Roche JsqueIn is deceas-
The Marquis de Ia Tour du Pin commandant of
the department of the Gironde has ordered all the
general and staff officers; &c. of the late Bona.
l'sr'ean army OF the Western Pyrcnnees, L. re-
tire, without delay, to their respective homes.
and wait there for Interior orders.
| ToULoUsE, August 25
the day before yesterday it was correctly re.
ported That the Spanish troops quartered near
BeHegarde, menaced our frontier. Though tbi,
report was contrary to the tenor Of the procll-
mauon OF the mayor OF Bayonne, Gen. Rcard
TOOK measures of safety, and departed for the
frontier Oh the road TO Perpignan His III. O
we are assured, was yesterday at Carcassonoa :
The battalion of Maria Theresa, regiment OF
lancers, train of artillery &C. have lensrted e.,
the same destination. All the troops in the NEIGH
boring departments are placed on the war estsb
ilshment. These wise measures of precaut,or
ana above all the explanations of the count Abs
val, the commander of the Spanish army, ought
to dissiPate all inquietudes.
/ BoLoeSE, Qtaly) August 9.
i frince Sulstnani has set at liberty a great
plumber OF the persons who were detained tor nav.
ING peen found IN possession of FIRE arms.
4 frHate letters from Rome announce that Ca
eta has been taken by the allies
The news from Corsica, is very contrad,ciory
Letters by way of Leghorn say the whole ,sI.Sd
has submitted to the king of France !; other,
that ArriehI, cousin of Bonaparte's, had FORT
ned ealyi, and was determined to make the is
land independent.
| FLonKNoE, August 2.
dispatches from Porto Longone, of the 3Is-
inform, that in consequence ofthe advance ofth,
troops OF the grand duke, the French garrison -
Porto FerraJo, in the Island of EIba, had cspit,r
lated, and the Tuscan troopshad marched m. and
taken possession of all the ports of the island
WIN tnelr artillery, munitions and other effects
Isle; August 10.
4 His Royal Highness the Duke OF Berri pursue.
his Journey from hence, animated b. the mari,
Iofesteem and loyalty which have followed him
every where. lie has beento Bethune. ,Estaires
Lagorgue, &c. The fetes which are given te
MN, succeed each other with rapidity and IN,
bounty OF his royal highness augments the festi
lvity.
! At Hethune he was met by all the ladies' or n,
places and was addressed by Mademoiselle Des
s2ux to whom he gave very amable reply.
u he paper from which we have translated tb,
ABOVE articles, (and the only one received bv IN,
Jeopardy bears the heurde lis, and is pubIishe,
! py Layigne, printer to ths king, and TO the Duk,
IdAngouleme. Ga1stse