Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-29
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LATEST FROM ENI;I AND

Sy the brig Avon, which arrived at this port or
Saturday evening, in Il days fiom Greenock, we
rive received London papers (the Starr to the 2d
o. June, inclusive. Atthst time hoStlities had hi
commenced between the Allied Powers 8. France.
but was momensly expected.
Letters from Brussels mention, that grand re-
view Of the cavalry (2o,0oo) took place there on
the SOth May. The men and horses wee sad to
be IN tine condition, and made brill ant display.
Lord Wellington had not been in bed for 8 nights
preceding Tie review.
The Paris dates are to TIE 30ti o. May.
IN consequence OF some success OF the ROYAL
'sts, Che:boarg has been declared In state OF
siege.
Marshal Blueher had arrived at Brussels, 20
concert measures with Lord WELLINGTON.
An article from MUNICH gives the following
| particulars Of the march of tie Russian army
u" Ut the Russian army now marching through
BOHEMIA and Saxony The left wing comes byway
Nuremberg; the FIRST column entered from
| bohemia into the Upper palatinate on the
7th May The centre marched b. the way OF
| Baireuth to Bamberg. The first column of 1000
msn will enter Baireuth or the 22d. The right
wing marches to Ccburg. The whole army is
directed towards Mentz. The left wing will
communicate by Mannheim with the Austro- Bava-
ran army. The headquarters OF Field MAJ shat
Barclay de Tolly Will be at Baireuth on the first
| OF June.
Gen. Raron Sacken arrived AZ Baireuth May 30,
! and The first column Of the corps under his com.
| mand was expected the following day.
The Spanish and Portuguese armies collected
upon the frontiers of France, to invade II, are I
| N number; the two most cons d, rable are those
| OF Blscay and Catalonia the corps II Navarro
and Arragon are less considerable.
The Austrian troops have entered Naples
L0SnoN, JUSz 2.
= French pTime from Drest 10 Hayre with am
munlton sc. detained BY British !!!gate on Sat.
urday last, has since arrived at Portsmouth. 1t
IS now aScertained to be his Majesty's ship De-
slree that detained her and IS the Desree left
Portsmouth very recently on q cru.ze, II IS pre-
Sumed she had Admiralty orders accordingly.
It is reported, that Admiral lothian, who sail
ed The 18th May, was ordered TO cruise OF the
French coast, for the purpose Of interceptinc the
| vessels, psesumed 10 be destined for the supply
OF the French West Indies; and 10 capture and
detan all French vessels, whether under the Bour-
bon or Napoleon flag.
On Tuesday evening an Admiralty Messenger
arrived, with dlSPa Giles to rear admiral sir Hem
ry Hotham, in consequence Of which he proceed
ed to sea the following morning IN the Superb,
accompan ed by the B,llerophon. On the same
! morning the Telegraph IS SAID TO have announced
the certainty OF war, when an unusal hustle took
Pl"ce IN the dock yard and victuallng Offices
and several ships will be seen IN our navy list,
sailed for Rocheiort and other parts of the French
coast, with the utmost dispatch, some of them
with orders it is believed to watch n squadron OF
French fr.gdes, intending to carry out arms to
the West Indies, at the first opportunity. Report
states that the Brit sh sh ps have rece we'd direc-
tons TO detaln all Fgench vessels, whether under
The white or trl-coloured fl G.
It was understood IN England, that orders had
been ven to capture all vessels, bearing the tn
coioured flag OF France. The capture OF the Mel
pomene French frga which took place IN the
Mediterranean, after an acton, n which she lost
. killed and wounded, Is presumed TO be in con
sequence ofthese orders.