Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-30
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FOREIGN.

Further EXTRACTS by the Rola, arrived at NJ York.
Extract from letter addressed to a superior a,l-
thority at Bordeaux.
ROchetort, .JuIg Is.
:" bonaparte remained among us several DAYS.
IN the intention of proceeding to the IT. States !:
put Tor tear OF becoming again subject of trou-
pie m France he renounced his project and went
voluntarily on board the English squadron. re-
signing hmselfto the generosity of the English
people. Quilted him at three o'clock in the
morning; he advised us all to terminate every
KIND OF dissenson, to unite under the dUfhority nj
me 6ins, to form an invincble fasces against the
projects oidevastaton and Acknowledgement which
me foreign powers may entertain
Eatract Of a letter. from Torbap.
Bonaparte on Tuesday was seen the greatest
part OF the morning at the windows of the cabin,
generally IN conversation with Bertrand or J,AI
lemand, and occasionally looking with small
opera glass at the gazing groups crowded in the
vessels below, OF all ages and all occupations. &
sometimes appeared reading anewspaner. hut he
had none OF the usual French gesticuIation. and
ms countenarce seldom altered He IS now very
Ecorpu!ent; and annexing that idea with the nrint
81 nm, fulI length, as taken standing with his
arms across on the parade, or the older nrinf Of
him, as musing in the gardens of MaImaison. will
give the best idea of his person. He was dressed
IN very plain green coat, with a red collar. also
perfectly plan, coming close round his neck the
coat bpttoned close on the breast and cut bock
IN the usual French fashion, showing a white
wastcoat and pantaloons a silver star nm lie
breast, two large gold epaulets, a low cock ed hat
perfectly PLAN and Ugh boots. His COMMISSION
IS clear uniform brown, no mustachios or whisl,
ers, only his jet blaok hair appearing before the
ear and little behind. His eve is black. rather
small, steady, fixed look. The most remarka
Oily feature IS the chin, which is very prominent
ips sinaii, tfrming sltogeihera handsome and d i,
vested OF the ideas happily inseparable from his
person. pleasing countenance he is rather bald
on me Top OF the head. Soon after o'clock he
appeared walking steadily the length ofthe omar.
ter deck on the starboard side with IA Isradar,,.
Bonaparte kept next the side OF the ship. with
his hat on, rather attending to his conpsn;on's
conversation, than taking much part in Il him
self lie frequently used his handkerchief and
1iherwise bad generally his right hand in the
POCKET OF MS pantsloons and his left lust throw
ing back his coat; sometimes his hands crossed
pehInd' lie paused, more or less, at each turn.
occasionally noticing some others of his suite, who
al seemed to keep AZ a certain distance and ~
Alemand and all, with Their hats off. CAPTAIN
Maiuand was standing at the gangvay with some
~ mas officers, and French officer. dressed in
blue, covered with silver lace and ernbroiderv.
said To be Savary. There were two or three Ia,
des (Madame Bertrand and othersl much drees.
cd, IN heFrcach fashion. All seemed IN tres,
BonaPsrie as the Emperor who appeared as :, ne
IN Thought, walking very steady pace, quite tn
right, now and then STOPPING little 10 look tho,
the portfolios at the vessels alongside ner
son altogether gives one the idea Of a strong man
tsix o'clock the bell rang, dinner was announ.
lesd, snd nc vent below, followed by his attend.