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

aking place, and lately compliance has BEEN M
sitiyely refused. Hence, as the .Jsmand is per.
sisted III, more troops have been ordered to etneu
rance, in order TO lay siege to the fortresses z.
get possession of them by force In the mean
time secret directions have been sent to the Go.
vernors to hold out to the last extremity. Tho
resistance of the garrisons of Strasbureb & HIM,
inguen IS viewed with great satisfaction by the
Government, for they are two Of the fortfesses
demanded by the Allies. Whilst the sieges are
carrying on the Government hopes TO be able 10,
increase the army, and If the two Chambers e.
vince decisive attachment to the King, the de.
mand made by the Allies, and the refusal to COM
ply win It, will bemade public in message to
both houses. This, it is hoped, will rouse the
whole country, and produce such an eject upon
the people as will induce the Allies to modify.
II not abandon their demand. The nepociaton
therefore, is purposely heightened b, the Gov
eminent, in order TO give time for feeling the
purse OF the Chambers, the meeting of which il
to be accelerateds -
Such IS the information conveyed to ne :, mr.,
rate letters, and it appears to be entitled 10 !.
considerable degree of credit. But we trust tn
Aihes VIII not relax in their demands. tn
leave France as she was left by the treaty oq
Paris, Will be TO leave her power Eve may be
sure she wan not want the inclination) to dis
surp tne repose ot Europe and win render snv
ton. - '''.
August 81.
The additional duty of HalEpenny imnosei
upon Newspapers, takes place Tomorrow. Is
becomes necessary, therefore for us, in common
Wy" ~, every other Newspaper in the Kingdom, to
asid that sum TO our former charge Our Readers
are respectfully informed that the Courier will be
sold hereafter at Seven-pence ! -
Courier Extraordinary, Sunday .lforniny.
nj. Regnaud de st. Jean de Anrelv. has. = n
sad, obtained passports for the u. States: it 1,
added that ne set of yesterday to embark. y
F''ona Toulouse Paper.
General Ranet--On the 18th. between e;oht.
and nne O'Clock in the evening" while n oreae
number OF people were amusing themselves bv
playing on the Place des Carmes about 40 r,ers,ns
advanced singing, anil took their stations before
the residence of General Ramel Commando or.
. ue pePareineht, where they cried three or four
tmes-Do1p1t with Rapiel-1ceW hare no ,no,,e =
nm They afterwards retreated. A similar oc.
currence had taken place on the 18th. Lr
The General was absent. His servant ;ne,,,r.y
nm OF what was going on, and he repaired i'm
mediateiy ohis residence. He had scarcely en-.
sere,,' When me crowd returned in much greater
numbers, repeating the same cries
Fart OF the house in which the Gen,t lr1s;,ss
was occupied as tavern, and there some of tb.-
chassedrs had assembled. Cries of Y;1, p T-.,.- :
reHr were heard there, and thither the croy.d
aref, crying Nue h Roi T.! Genef al Ranel snr,
posing that there was a design TO penetrate h.
I''iunsi'us' came out with his sword drawn. saw
lne--'p nat d0 you zvanf rysth Ran,ek ? Her. r..
threats were uttered against him: He orde-e,j
se,,uhel 70 hre, aud on his refusing ranhim
taro the body Some soldiers HAVING. ernsss5 :
their bayonets, the people fell back. The Gem
hurried away BY passion, rushed into tho crowd
struck around nm with his sword, and wo,indei
Ut zen persons. lie would have woun-
ded more, had not a musket hall f-a5 =. -.
ou, l., from whence is not known, hit him.
ihinklng now only of saving bimself he -,
,uFaea 10 MS residence and caused the doors IN
be fastened. Adetaclment of the Urbsns Co.'s
arrived and occupied the house. The multitude
1870 rom all quarters, crying flriously-H.
mas d''d.'7s MS szvord on the 6eotle > Meon,yh;1s
having been found in garnet batbed in he hIoa1'
ne was carried to his apartments where b;s ~,
tendants proceeded 10 dress his wounds y.h !.
crowd onthe outside, however, insisted that hn
should De delivered up to them, saying-If1e5-
Ps4 "' P,4sou ne NIL not6e ptalshed a LARGE loe,
OF wood which was lying in the street ,yas,,aoSS
as battering ram to force the outer door tn
recommendation of sevctal who were nresent -,
deslst nom this proceeding was made in vain -
All authority was disregsrded and the crowd ,o,sh
ed INTO the house. The persons who were ahon1
~ .e unfortunate General escaped by ladder into
~ s9S house, ana ne was massacred while lys
"a 10. ~ repeated blows with sabres. They
dead. eNeu ne wSs
r,,o,s,o,:o... Paris, Aug. %.
Dyons enjoys the most perfect tranuuiIi3y--tb4
quantity OF provisions has not been increased.
commerce resumes It's activity. American o..
stuffs. N'iiiiohs OF SILK
BuonaPafte, il is said, will have at 81. Helen,
space OF ~ arPens' to walk in, either alone az.
~lul one OF his friends; when he will be allowed
20 90 our, an escort will guard him. Neutr,J
siips WIN not be allowed to approach st. Helena.
anu when sail is espied, Buonoparte vii he
smut up IN his enclosure.
each. F1'o''e' OF 10 Ieet
General savery is still in small shin on tb.
EnSllsh Count Itisnot known what has becon,s
OF General Lallemand.
co,asn Pans. Aug. 26.
Count Reguaud st. Jean d. AngIey. e9.min;S.
Yer OF state to Bonaparte, &c. set off this morr-
ing ior hayre dc Grace, accompanied by his sop.
., .. embark for the United States Of America -
lie had been confidently informed that wisdom,
and prudence rendered such voyage necessa-
Scaliolds are erecting round the triumpbaI
arch OF the Thulleres, for the purpose of re-
moving the letters N. aud the eagles placed nm
u1at monnment--also the figure of Bonaparte
placed against the vault of the interior of tl,sf
trumphal arch. y '''~'
Two days ago Madame Ney waited on MI the en- hue,