Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
Prirate Correspondence.

PARIS, sept. IL.
SIC transit gloria ,umndi.-The ioy of the Rec
nksnes has been of very short duration with res
Ipect to the retirement of Fouche This minis.
er had made every preparation TO go to Amer.
ca, but The kDg percmptorily desired that he
should remain in office, and this particularly at
the solicitation OF an English parsonage OF the
hiShese consideration, whose name cannot be
i;nehtoned, iot lear OF causing new regrets to
certain journalists Of London. That the retire
ment of Fouche is regarded at Paris in a very
different light TO what il is BY certain Londoi,
newspapers, is evident from this circumstances
that the public funds which fell when his dismis-
SION was talked Of, have risen, now it is known
he remains IN Office
The ex-empress Maria Louisa having request
ell her father to visit the orphan daughters OF the
Members of the Legion Of Honor. who are in In
Maison d'Ecouen, the Emperor Francis went ,
lew days since. As soon as he ladies were ap
pr ed OF thepresence of the Emperor they pass.
Al netire nm III procession, and presented him
with Veiled picture. Tile Emperor having re-
mofed the veil recognized the portrait Of his
daughter The ladies' the, began to cry our.
ns'ic!cS sohs ilofre mere (restore us our mother
Francis was SO much effected that the tear, ran
rom ms eyes, and he was obliged to set down -
he sad 10 these young girls, CaL,nr- pous (bs
uahquh.) Several OF the ladies then showed him
asor OF scapuiar, which they wore, and on which
rose was embroidered, having IN tie middle
y portrait OF The young Napoleon Every on,
lalks about this event in PARIS IN his own way.
Inc French Journals stu assert that the allied
'foops arc about 70 Gun France, out IN the mean
It.uie NE superior officers of The Hagi 81, army
lhave hired ho,els at PARIS for year.
| Is was sad yes etday for The fourth time that
! Couton. 'r0''
| person who has arrived from Isle has seen
me ,nnoneers by The side of their guns. wi h
tleir matches lighted, and ready 70 repel the
''relsn troops who Wish to enter the town.
The following is a letter from the Court del
Ablsbal, Lieut.. General in the Armies Of bis
Naholc M'Jesty, cornn.andmg the army ofthe
.eit, &C TO Count HloInenI, General IN Chef m
me l1th military DIVISION
g Head QuGrters, Ustari.s, SEM. 3.
!" General have received Official in,ell;serc.
d u'e army Of the l1ght, under the command Of
"eherai Cssta'ios, having executed his retrea,
rom .ie French territories, and coniormably to
shat hau the honor 10 propose 10 YOUR excel
0ney, uie troops under my orders were put IN
notion to-day tomorrow they will begin TO re-
si'ter SPAN, and on the 9th the evacuation oc the
French territory viii be completed.
The coaduct OF the army winch command
as corresponded WIKI, the orders which rcrr -
q rom IN! sovereign, and the friendship WHICH
= eFaiis petweenthe two nations
NO withstandng the menaces which have in.
ilscreetiy proceeded from some local autbor,t,es
ne 1000 DISC pine Of my troops has not degene,
Led ne spaa.sh soldiers have ,Ivet as bro.
'ners and faithful friends with the peacesbl, dis.
posed F'enchmen The horrors committed on
men country by the satellites ofBonaparte hav
matte on them no other impression than the de.
sn OF showing that their hearts are incspabIe of
eherisihng sentiments ofyengeance aud tb,t ths
a'lle arms arr whch expelled those savage horde
ION SPAN, are fully prepared 10 unite with he
loops OF Lolis XVIII m SUSTAINING the sacred
Flsh,s OF The aug1is' family of The Bourbons
hope that hereafter they will not be oeceo.
sAry' and ti'at bis Majesty LOUIS XVII will no,
nave one day % repent of beng deprived of Inc
as stance OF 5000 span.ards, WHO would have
eSarded and defended his cause as ther own
nd Wi. always afford prompt support to good
ffehcl'men, lhavs the honor TO be, wlth Dart.
sql@r cons deration, your excellency's very mum.
ole and obedient servant. 'S'' NUM-
(s,gned)
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