Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-10

day by ioreig, messenger, since whose arr;y,sJ
II IS reported that Louis XVIII, is Mt Ostend
II was stated yesterday, that he had Quilted
Lrse, for fourray, and this movements seems
20 indicate, tha, his Msiestv does not hold
mmseH safe even in the Netherland, 1, i, i'm.
possible 70 say, that ths French may not make
az Eruption there; but they viii very soon have
enough 10 % u defending Donaparte The
Russians are doubtless. at tbs time. bett,re
ih'onuiie. The King Of France may also wish
20 VISIT England, not for safety, hut for the sake
OF some conf rreuces with ministers.
The Emperor Aexander, on beor;,c IF a..
landing; OF Bonap&rte in the Bav &c In, AZ
p3ohed one and twenty ccuriers 10 ,iiG;cr.n,
paris OF ms empire 10 put his troops in r,nt;o,
! Al ENa's they are scaling the guns. and run
hihB ioem down TO the pier heads; at;annloeue
they are making the same active preparations
n',nNtN IS ioretynS with great haste.
buEing his passage from Eliza 10 Pr,nce Ro-
naparte met heavy French frira.. Z, coovar
seq win her captain through trumnet. The
0risins, pan rs SAID to have been for the TouIon
Meet TO have gone and conveyed him from r;lb, !.
i"ere is report that that feet is actually at
Our naval Preparations keep pace in activity
WIN our military. Orders have been i.sued
TO suspend the discharge OF sean,en and rsr;nes
r formidable ieet vii! snon be ready sever,
men Oh war have already sailed from ports-
mouth and Plymouth with sealed orders
iet'er rom Gibraltar of the S,h inst saws.
mat <o,V.o uo5p have suddenly made their q, !.
pearancs !" the vicinity of Gibraltar The gar
rison, IN consequence, is on Tie alert ouths
cannon are loaded, and the barrier rm,rIs
! doubled s""'~'
Inc Post office Packets have been ordered To
be put on the war establishment
vessel is arrived from Dieppe. which abe
lett at midnight on Sunday Savers, persons
are cor cone over IN her, some of whom left Paris
On rIioay h'ght. They state that Bcnapar,e
on tFiday morning sent off 26 900 men tn,rsrJs
Isle to watch the motions of the Kings troops.
but not to proceed to hostilities unless thew
were ATTACKED
Extract OF a istter from Vierna, dated March 13.
The Au'ic Council OF war is in continual
! ACTIVITY above 40 expresses have been sent
since the day before YESTERDAY. TO baly. Hun
gary, Glllicia and Bohemia. Eiph+v' ba,t,,;onc
OF infantry, l40 squadrons of cavalry. and n mn
! iperous train OF artillery, have received orders
10 march Immediately 10 the Rhine. His Ma
josty the King Of Prussia has named Primo.
Butcher to the chief command oe all the forces
which are to proceed by forced marches "a the
Lower khine' The Russian army on the Wis
lula, rs well as that of General Benninrsen. has
| received orders 10 march to German !, vii
be replaced by the reserve army on the banks
Of the Niemen. The King OF Bavaria has pro
missed 10 furnish 10000 men under Prince
Wrede The Archduke John is to command
the Austrian troops IN Italy; the troops of the
King OF Sardinia will be under his commend
The Duke at Wellington will command the AL
lied Army, composed of English, Hanoyerians.
DUTCH and Belgian troops, destined TO opefAtc
in the Netherlands to these forces which IRE
already so respectable, the fmperor of Russia
has promised toadd 10000 Russians, including
1900 cavalry. Lsstiy it has been resolved
that II circumstances saouid require il ,,he En-
perors ct Russia aud Austria, and the Kings of
Prussia and Bavaria, shall r-pair to Frsncefe,t
and remain there together tl all is settled >,
March %.
Al the Allied PowYs, Austria, Great Ri.
tain, Russia, Prussia, Sweden, spaia dlPortu-
gal have declared war against i3onaparte -.
This important intelligence Is communicated
IN a declaration drawn up at Vienna on the
18th inst, and signed by all the Ministers as-
sembled there, the Austrian signature being
first" ny appearing again in France'' s,vs
Ibis declaration, with prot cts of conf,si1n
and disorder, he has deprived himself Of the
protection of theIaw, and has manifested o'the
Universe, that here can be neither peace nor
truce with hin.
:" The Powers cons quenty declare, that Na-
polenn Bonaparte has placed himself wi,hort
the pale OF civil and social relations and ,ba
as an enemy and disturber of the tranouil;,v -
the world ne mas rendered himself liable 10
public vengeance"
The Allied Powers, therefore enraee 20
a manly and noble resolution it has been
adopted with promptitude, and will be execu-
ted with vigour The Russian and the Ans
TRAN, the Prassian and the British, Butcher
Platoff, Schwart zenberg, and Wellington. viii
be again in France, and the May of 1915, like
the May OF 1914. may see them again in Paris.
Eighty battaions OF Austrian infantry. I4o
gquadrOns of Austrian cavalry, are to march inn
mediateiy 20 the Rhine. Butcher IS tn Iead
all the Prussan heroes TO the Rhine Bennin.
sen and PlatoH are to pour the Russian troo5s
FROM Poland
Wrede is to lead the Bavarians the DIXIE of
Wellington, who is said to have already reach
ed the Netherlands, is TO command the Englieb
Hanovreian, Dutch and Belgin troops. Mean
while the Emperors OF Austria and Russi, and
the Kings Of Prussia and Bavaria, are TO cep.ir
to Franckfort.
A packet from Ostend is arrived at Marpste
which left osteRd on Sunday, at two in the az
ternoon. His Majesty Louis XVIII had arriv.
ed there, aud three of his Marshalls. Monsieur
was hourly expected. Letters from Yves.
state, that 100000 Prussisn troops are proceed,
ing from all parts of Prussia by forced narches
TO the Rhine.
The Elector Of Hesse CasseI puts in motion
10000 Of his best troops for the same destins
ton
March %
a Dutch mail arrived this morning win ma
pers 10 the goth inst. They repre- sent the united