Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-22

O. - --SN ~ :" 'sN ICY VI COnlCctureS.
.,, vienna. May H.
The sovereigns are TO leave this CAPITAL the
aterend OF May. 1t is however reported that
the emperor or Russia wilivisit Prapus once more
20 see SUCH OF has troops, as had under new or
ders passed through bohemia, to get to Francon
ma, instead OF at once passing by the way of Lu-
SAGE and Saxony. 1t IS sad that the grenatiier
corps are to take this last route whilst the livis-
IONS OF general Sachen proceed through Saxony
INTO Frmconia. The general in chief, Barclay
de FOLLY has been for several days at Prague
we have no news as yet OF the entry OF the two
divisions OF the Russian army, into the Austrian
territory. That of general Germale,:. which Al
present, is only estimated ut 10000 men, is ex-
pecteti in Maratia, and is to be reviewed il is
sad, by the allied sovercigrs in the env;rons of
brnn, but the day Of ITS arrival is not vet known
AS to general Longcron's division of the army
1T has experienced many obstacles IN its march
or the we'll known disposition of the Poles has
DELAYED Il, for as yet no account has been receiv-
edof its entrance into Gallicia
Inc empress OF Russia VIII return to our CITY
IN me course of next month, but will only remain
q shert while as she is going to the baths of Ba-
den' where hotel sitting up for her reception.
Aiier the departure otthe emperor Alexander,
the two grand dutchesses OF Russ propose res ID.
mo some time at the castle ot Schoenbrun
The emperor of Austria has visited the king of
SaHony several times at thecastle of LusemburIrh
The emperor of Russia and king of Prussia, have
not yet seen this prince.
DECREE.
Joachim Napoleon, king Of The t1so Sicilies.
Having ascertained from thc proper authori.
ties, that some Neapolitan vessels, captured and
carried into Trieste SINCE the commencement OF
hostihties between our troops and those of the
emperor OF AUSTRIA, were immediately released
by the Austrian authorities:
Wishing TO second with all our ,,oyro- -a-,,
measure which may rebound to the interests of
commerce, and discOnnect war between soye-
reigns with private interests:
Desiring to contribute 90 the utmost of our
power to establish and cause to be received Drin-
clples the most favorable to the unlimited Rberty
Of commerce, we have decreed and do decree as
follows:
Art. 1. Privateerng is abolished in our king.
dom, and shall always he prohibited in regard to
every nation that shall not permit it against our
nag. In consequence hereof, we will not issue
any letters of marque, and those already issued
shall be Immediately recalled.
3 The prizes which may have been made by
privateers under our flag, before the publication
Ut tms decree, shall be immed a civ restored
',vng to the owners theright of retaining from
government to the extent of what they were en-
titled to.
). The Austrian merchant flag shall continue
to be received in the ports of our kingdom like
those of all other nations, and shall there enjoy
all the protection of the laws, provided the Nea.
2oiitan flag be equally received INTO the ports of
the Austrian empire.
d. Our ministers, each in his deDartment are
charged with the execution of the present de-
cree.
(Signed) JOACHIM NAPOLEON.
CA true opy.) The count de MoEsnuno
Faenza, April II, 1915.
NAPLES Nav 90
The following bulletins of the army have been
published here:
CEsESE, May %.
On the 21st the king repulsed he enemy on
the lett OF the Romeo He killed at least 500
men, and made as many prisoners 1000 men
placed themselves towards the left of the KING
IN theyillage of Polenta, by which it was pre-
sumed that they would like to attack him. The
22d the king ordered Ambrosio's division from.
Cervla, to support the DIVISION of Carascosa-
t ey occupied The village of Montecchio, avery
advantageous position.
The army has offered battle to the enemy; it
rema ned tie whole day in waiting for the fight
but the enemy did not dare to come out of his
line, except to attack the heights of Bertinors, of
winch he could not get possession. The king.
after having renamed during four DAYS IN his DO
sitions of Forlmporol and Cesene, thought pro.
per to continue his march.
The second DIVISION arrived the 23d at Rimini,
ne ~ ~ 81 ATcalBelO, and the LIST at SaVIpna-
no. The guard marches upon Pesaro and Fano.
April 81.
Mr.. Ward, one of the wealthiest landlords of
England, ard member of the house of commons.
had the honor ofbeng presented few days since,
to her majesty the queen regent. He was ac-
companied By several Engl sin lords attached to
the household of he princess of Wales, part of
whom renamed in Naples.
vast number ofItalIan emigrants followed the
Neapolt;m army.
From the NetO-Yoric Gazette-July. Is.
BY the schooner Ida, Captain Bourne, the
editors have received from their Cores
pondent, Curacao papers to the LIST in
slant from which they extract the fol-
lowing
CURRAcoA, June 3.
The arrivals from Puerto Cabello since
our last, confirm the report of the deten-
ton of the brigantine Cora, NJ. Calder
master. 1t is now ascertained that car
20 of 80 mules had been embarked on
board his vessel at the above port, and
that she was on the eve of proceeding to
Jamaica, when, under the pretence of an
embargo, she was detained and her cargo
relanded, although at the same time the
Government OF Puerto CabeIlo permitted
several Spanish vessels to sail from thence
for st. Thomas and this Island and since