Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26
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tune, Jones, and ship Agawam, of Newburypot,
arrived two DAYS before. She brought London
paper of the 3oth May, and Plymouth'to the Sd
June.
War had not commenced, but preparations
were making in every quarter. It is stated that
10000 Prussians had already assembled on the
Kline; that 100000 Russians were rap dly adj
vancing, and that Wirtemburg, Bavar n, and Ba.
den troops, $1,000 strong, were on the Upper
Rhine. .s
An eSpedition from Messisa was said t. he on
he point OF 81 ling against Naples, consisting of
5000 British, 5000 SIC lans and body of Ca
iabrians. a British squadron was to convey the
troops and cover the landng.-C N, Book,
CT I'VE have been politely favored with the
London papers, and have made the following ex.
tracts. Patrio:.
LosDos, Bay go
The French papers Of Friday last state, tina;
he Chassp qe .ifai is postponed, because all the
returns are not received. Il is now expected 90
be held on Monday, the S il june The mos, &C.
tive exertions are max ing to stfle the insurrec-
on. n La Yendee; AID they already boast of hav
ingseized 10000 of The muskets sent tlthei from
this country.
Private letters from Paris, state, that The land.
ng of the Chouan Leaders in La Yendee, with the
supply Of English arms, has enabled the govern.
'nent, without jealousy, 10 issue the most COR.
Gus orders for the arrest of all the suspected par
r Fans Of the Bourbon family throughout France;
and it is SAID, that if the allies shall defer the
commenc cncnt ofhostillties but ten days more.
they viii fnd every one of Their confeder;rtes in
custody. y.
In Paris the most free circulation is given ,e
pamphlets against the government One, entitled
" Motif du Vote neEatif de Louis Floyian de Ke,-
ely sur PAete slditionell," is sold without e.
5 rant. 1t contains this passage -" am oblip,
81 to protest against this article coz because i
I'M convinced, that the re-establ ,shment of has
dynasty lthe Bourbon) on the throne, is the ONLY
means of giving happiness 10 Frenchmen.'' a
t end ofours saw 200 cop es of this pamphlet
bought BY one person, ayowedly TO distr butte
gratis The Memoirs Justifcatif' of the Duke
OF Rasusa, selling in all the shops ofthe palats.
Royale, contains expressions against Bonaparte,
such as it an England were directed against the
sovereign, would condemn the author to o prise
Ior years. There are also Journals, as fec IN then
remarks on the government as in England.
It IS SAID that'the correspondence with Vienna
stu goes on, and that Napoleon - IN the constant
habit of recc wing dispatches from the Empress
The Gazette de France of May IS, estimates
the roops of the allies at from four to FIVE hun
dred thousand.
PAIRS, May %.
1t is said that Austria, being rendered uneasy
by the armament of Turkey, has Determined TO
form large corps ofob,ervation on the frontiers
of that empire.
The he'd quarters of the army of the Rhire
have left Siratsburgh for Niederbrum
All the troops which were at Orleans are gone
TO Brittany.
The authority of the Mayor of Orleans has been
suspended. ."
tran of artillery set out last night for La
Vendee.
Letters received yesterday from Italy, st te
hat the king of Naples IS besieged IN Ancona
expedition consisting of 5000 Eng
iish troops, $4,000 Sicilians and legion
OF Calabrians, was to sail from Messina
ag ainst Naples, about the middle of May:
King Ferdinand himself was to accompa-
ny the expedition. A British squadron
vas TO cooperate.
A letter from Lord Burghersh states,
that the Riroh has captured. the French
trigate .HeiPomPire, of "A guns, in the Me-
tiferranean, the latter having IS killed s,
80 wounded. 1t was reported that orders
had been given, May 90, to capture all
vessels under the tri-coloured flag. The
Duchess D'ADgouleme embarked for Os-
tend, to join the King, MAY 81.
The Courier Of May 90, contains an i'm
Portant report presented by committee
VI VIC DiifllStCf . ~ Tic NO1SIeSS Oh leDnu.
on the 10th of May, in. which they consi-
Ter the following questions.
Isl. Is the position IF BOncparte in re-
gard to the POlcers Of Europe altered BIZ
HE first success If his enterprise, or by tie
ereTts avl,icit haze passed since his nrfirdf
at Paris
This question they answer in the mega
tiye, giving the reasons for the opinion at
SEINE length.
g. Should the oGsr to sGnctionthe treaty
Of Paris change the dispositions of the
potoers
In answering this question, they say
that the powers in treating with Bona
parts, would never have granted the
terms which were yielded to France by
the treaty Of Paris. They answer this
Of course, in the negative.
8. ktnecessary to PtbLisGa ns,o deela-
rati0n /?
They decide that this would be unne.
cessary, on the ground that the reasons
that dictated the declaration Of March Re,
remain in full force.
The report was accepted and signed by
the Plenipotentiaries ofaH the powers who
were parties to the treaty Of Pasis, viz.
Austria, Spain, France, Great Britain,
Portugal, Prussia, Russia, and Sweden !;
also, Bavaria, Denmark, Hanover, Neither
lands Sardinia Saxonv Sicily and Wa