Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-31

say M the business. We respect his liItie-
pendence let him respect ours. lie has
40 right TO attack Il, aud experience has
shewn that when we are united tits in vain.
Journal dc Paris.
liverpool, .aprii 10.
The hero of MAZDA, Sir John Stuart, we
are sorry to say. closed his mortal career
at Clifton on Saturday week.
Falmouth. .4pril7.
No arrivals yesterday or, to-day but n
few coasters, except the Harmony, Nor.
nand, IRON Oporto for London, laden wit,
wines she was taken the 21st Marchby the
James Monroe, American privateer, of
cape Finistcre, VINO was chiefly manned
by Frenchmen,3 ofwhom and 3 Americans
were put on board her, and they left also
ON board the Harmony, her mate, MIR.
John Nelson, who prevailed on the French
men to assist him in retaking the vessel
which they did on the 24th nit. in lat. is.
8, n. long. 81, %, w. They hove the a.
merlcan prize master overheard.
amsterdam, .8priI6.
Letter from Yieana, yUarch 27.
The King of 'Saxony, it is said, has now
at last signed the conditions laid before
him.
The ornaments ere continued on ali
sides with double activity. The Austrians
send 10000 men to the Rhine and Swift
zerland, and great army to Italy, to sun
port the King OF Sardinia, and be PREPARED
to oppose the King ofNaples, hohas assn
med hostile position towards Austria
HE Russians send four corps to Cerma-
ny, III all 100000 men, and 10000 horses.
The whole force of Prussia is partly alrea-
dy assembled beyond the Rhine, partly ON
the march, as well as all the German AZ
lies the most of these forces are 10 he
collected by The LIST of May. It is said the
diplomatic ufion of Of the Allied Powers
will become military one, and take the
name Carbohydrates Of the Allies.
Paris, .4pril7.
An article in the Moniteur, dated E.y-
ons, the Attn April, states that abont 500
Marselllais, with two regiments Of the line.
he 58th and SD, having advanced ON the
side of Grenoble, they wei. met by Gene
raj Chambert, and put to fight, and the
two regiments with their officers Joined tbo
troops Of the Emperor.
1t adds that at the same time another
column Ofequal force with the 10Th regi-
ment OF infantry, under the command of
the Duke d'Angouleme. advanced un,,n
Montelimart; it was met by gen. Debeile.
With 500 National Guards. 4 battle en-
aued and the rebels were defeated with the
loss of so Killed and wounded. and the
l0th regiment joined the Emperor's troops.
The article then proceeds thus SO Ibe
National Guard advanced, to Gatarnize
with the soldiers but the traitors inme-
diately resumed the white cockade. and
tired a discharge, few men were w0u,I,I-
ed the bridge was passed, and the perfidy
gave Inomentary advantage to the rebels,
who entered Valence.''
Generai Gronchy, apprised OF the event,
set out from Lyons, and other forces
marched, the result of which, the Mopifeur
adds, was the Duke of Angouleme retrea4ed
abandoned Valence, and proceeded for
Montelimart, where he was pursued.
General Groucby proposes to push for
ward as Tar as Mar5eilles, to stiie this re-
beliion.
Brussels, .qgriI5
The Prussian troops which have crossed
over. from the right bank of The Rhine, to
repair along Che Maese to the French from
tiers have taken up their position in Che
eRy'rons of Manic, eight leagues from Ma
muir, where the head quarters are at pres
mt. This is a very fine corps, has Il nu-
merous artilierys and gerry excellent cav
airy ; It viii be encTeasei by the Saxons
under General TbieAnan, By tie German
Legion, by 4 regiments Of cavalry and
some infantry by which It will amount to-
abont $4,000 men. This corps VIII male
the left wing Of the grand army, under the
immediate command of the DIXIE Of Wei
llnston, and be taken irto ENGLISH pav.
Next week we expect two regiments Of
Hanoverian hussars ard the ten battalions
OF infantry, and the 1O,0OOtrOops of Bruins
wick about the 18TH, Generals Kleist and
Bulow are here TO concert measures with
the Duke of Wellington.
The Household troops Of the Kipe. of
france, which followed him to BELGIUM.
increase daily. Some emissaries of Bona
parte have been discovered among the
faithful servants of the King; some have
been arrested and escorted to the frontiers.
Within these two days two generals. sew
erai colOneIs, and City or sixty officers.
have joined Louis XVIII at Client. Lou
rs XVIII has sent dispatches to Vienna.
and, as we learn, has received very salts
factory accounts from his ministers there.
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