Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15

forfeits his honor
S, Every citizea desiring to contribute to the
object or the association, IS adnissable, wlatey
er be his rank, situation, or profession
0. Inc contederates necessarily form part OF
the national guard, and constitute no insulated
corps. The confederation is simply the means
OF uniting more particularly all the friends of the
country, oflberty, and of the emperor. by lcay-
ing in d:sgracefui abandonment the small NUN.
Der OF Frenchmen, unworthy of that name, who
shall invite the dissraceful yoke of foreigners, or
Commit excuses III the interior
There are aysriety of other regulations rel,-
Ing 70 the internal management of tue nstitu-
ton, & 20 the whole said TO be attached 5000
sgnaturesl
From The Lordon Courier, .lfay Is.
The report of the Minister of Police, Foucbe.
OF which we gave sketch on Saturday, gives the
lie to all The former assertions of the rebel gov
eminent, that the Bourbons were no where popu
lar, and that the return of BonaDarte WAS the
wish OF the people 1t is one OF tie most i'm
portant documents that has been published, both
as 10 the matter 1t contains, and the time at which
1t mas been made public. The allies have con-
vincng proofs of the disaffection Of the interi-
or they read in it assurances that their aid will
De acceptable to the people, and they have these
iactS made Knownto them just as they are on the
point OF commencing active operations What
becomes now of the assertions we have so of en-
heArd' that the war against France would
rouse all France rs one man The people know
that war is about to take place, and they BEGIN
TO saeW the hatred and adherence Of that man
VINO has been the sole cause of this nighty ca
It'hi,y- ihey know the evil, and they know
S,so tae remedy let US hope they Will apply it.
ohe OF our coternporaries has put two construc
TONS upon Touches report" either that there
EXISTS strong and increasing party against Boz
llaparte IN france, or that he desires to be armed
WIN powers inconsistent with the principles of
h.belfy which ne has laid down in has additional
Aci, presented for national acceptation" If The
iatser sVpPosition be correct, what becomes of
ail tle nonsense and trash they have been din
fAhs IN our ears about the reformation of Bona
pare, ara hs anxiety for free government -
"haI mas become of their compliments to him
sor having restored the freedom OF the press
what has become OF the fine fourishes about the
new CONSTITUTION, and its resemblance to the
BRUSH Upon their own showing, even be-
Iore mat Constitution has been submitted for ao-
SeP1ance, he is anxious to be armed with powers
mat snail render it wholly nugatory But tho
we had no doubt and never had any, his ha
rea OF free constitutions, we draw this conclusions
from pouches report, that disaffection to the tv
rant makes rapid strides He tells us that il
PerVaded both town and county that it has as
suihed irregular and consistent forms that Com
mittees have been formed which correspond
both with the interior and exterior he eanrnc-
rates SIX departments as having been the scenes
OF oIsaftection to the REBEL and of loyalty to the
legitimate government. These departments are
IN the South, and the West, and the North.
Fouche does not tell us, but the conacaspsion
can no where be executed, and without it where
Is inc power OF raising an army sufficient for The
remendous exIgencies ofhs Master Acts OF
rebellion have taken place in the department of
the North" This is the department nearest in
contact with the Allies. 1t contains DunkrIs and
the important tortresses of Isle, and Valenci
ennes, and Mauoeuge, and Avesnes. We have
heard OF dIsturbances at Isle and Valenciennes-
o. tne wmte cockadehaying been displayed by the
Inaoltults OF botl--oF Their hatred Of Bonaparte
These are the acts of rebellion, and bsyinp, emu
merated these, Fouche tells us they ado not
threaten the safety of the state, and do not even
cha!ac tefiSe party su5sisting IN France" Yet
ne had Just before said " that secret corrcspond
ence had been established abroad, and organi zed
at nome, and that committees were formed in the
towns; And If they do not threaten the safe.
OF tne state" where was the necessity of this
alarming report and il " the existing laws
cree
/ Upon the whole we derive the greatest salts.
i2c'lon from this Report, because we view il as a
confession Of the rapidly growing dissatisfaction
Oh me people towards the rebel government.--
IheF ueliverers, If hey choose To make them so,
Bonapstte and his faction, let but the pcope take
decided and immediate part against them, and
peace may be restored in as short a time almost
as Bonapartc marched from the coast to the ca
pital.
The duke oSWelington has thought # neces-
sary to rem IN the fiery impctuositv ofthe troops
under his command; by strict prohibitioY
against their entering the French territory before
every thing is ready for the great united effort
ihe Preparations are on all sides immense. Os-
'end SO considerable a depot Of arms and stores,
that 1T resembles WOolwich Warren, The Bel
gran army is fixed at forty battalons of artillery
me smaller German powers have engaged to
Keep on loot the same, or even greater numbers
than they did in the gorions campaign OF last
year. At Vienna the Landwehr mount GUARD,
The regular regiments being all gone TO the ar
| MICS the PrdsSsns are pressing forward with
the greatest eagernes5 from all parts The adj
vance Of the Sweles has been formally notified.
| ihe Russians are in movement in prodirious
| numbers. fhirty thousand Of them arc to ;oin
the AUSTRIAN army IN italy. in that Quarter The
iate OF the campaign appears almost decided. -
| Niurst out ofabout $4,000, which formed the
whole ofhis army, is said TO have lost ,0O9 and
! 70 be pressed on All sides with The remainder.
who arc IN stateof great disorganizaiio5. lie
has convoked sort OF Italian Champ de Mai for
| the 2}d inst. at Rome but the kustrians are
] sad to have entered that city and the ceremony
as Of course deferred al crseaS coeneas,