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

FOREIGN.
Continuation of Late FOREIGN .Vs,cs,
From London papers to the 18th Sept. received
at the Office of the Chu,isfon Gig Gazette, BY
the ship Savannah, Captain Ge,ea, in 50 days
from Liverpool.
LospoS, Sept. IS.
we cannot believe that any Treaty of Peace
has been concluded whilst we see such species
OF hostility carrying on. There is no information
on the subject OF the treaty that can hereiied on
The French papers received to-day are silent on
the subject. The Public Functonaries assert in
/ their Proclamations, that the integrity OF the
country VIII be maintained in order, doubtless
to trsnqu,lise the public mind and this point
will be maintained by France bat these an
nouncements cannot be regarded rs proofs that a
Treaty To CHS effect has been concluded The
private letters asset, that the British superior OF.
Ulcers have hired hotels ut Paris for year.
| Ney's trial has not We. commenced No cause
is assigned for tEis delay. The silence OF the
papers respecting the disturbed state Of the
South would indicate that the disorders had been
lrepretsed /; but the enslayed state of the French
! Press, and the communications through other
channels, forbid our drawing such an inference
We must observe, however, that there are some
remarks III the papers before us, penned with
more than usual freedom on the subject of mill.
Guard does not seem 10 please the tastes of the
| loyalists--'' merit is neglected" Alas. merit !,
poor CA0"Gn, which even the King of Chouans
neglects.
PARIS. Sept 10.
yesterday evening there was disturbance in
lie faials Royal betwcan Pfussian officer and
ciuzen; butsome Russian soldiers who wer,
posted in the Grapde Conr, seconded bv a strong
patrole OF National Guards, restored order IN 4
snort time. The gates of the garden were closed.
and many persons suspected OF having been the
INST gators of the riot, were arrested and con.
Quoted to the Prefecture OF Police :
GateHe de France
you destroy an abuse, the interest of those
whom 1T favored Will revive 1t under another
shape A Royal Guard screated, and every 30
ny Is satisfied. Some days after a pubic papef
announces that the Chiefs of the Guard shall
choose themselves the Officers of these corps .
and every body ~ reasonably astonished. III IS
no longer service, exploits, priority, experience
ana military talents, winch shall entitie to rauk
IN she euard Patronage must distribute it,
and faVorism obtain III e reward of merit witt
the hrm resolution evenof only listening to The
suggestions OF equity, how is it possible TO avoid
me traps OF intrigue how resist the credit of
powerful man, the solicitations of friendship. The
pressing considerations OF rank, OF fortune, and
OF birth 1t this news be false, 1t IS very nipo.
TIC 10 spread 1t; If true, we shall be the first 10
/ 3
duige IN a respectful regret
CJOMrnai de PARIS.
80 CARLsRuAE, Sept. &.
me Russian army, or at least great part OF
~ VIII quit France after the grand review in the
plans OF Vertus, IN Champagne. 1t Will marc
~ tiiree columns, one of which will proceed by
Frankfort.
TraIS Auo,,st On
ihePrnceof Stahremberg, the Austrian mini
scr, mas announced 10 our court that die enperor
francls Ylil pass through Turn on his way TO hs
Italian states, and that her majesty The empress
VIII JON her august consort in that city.
v, ~. BAsLn, Sept f.
OF Huninguen was begun. The corps which
formed the siege Is dissolved, and part of the
swiss troops employed IN it will be disbanded
Colonel Raskln, of the regiment of ColIowratb
IS governor of the fortress, and lieut. colonel Re,
nat, commandment of the place The damag.
sustained BY the inhabitants has been much 90
- serateas 1t does not exceed seven or e,gh,
thousand francs.
o. lie latest private accounts from 8Vurtem,,ere
aIiiIln' mat tue differences which ex sued he.
tween the king and the states of the k,n,ed,,r,
have been adjusted to the sa,isf., ton of 49,
parties and to The general joy OF ali the inhsbi.
v,h,. BHussELs, Sept. 9.
Whle the French papers affirm ,lalIv lbs, tn.
'ilieu armies are on the point of LEAVING Franc.
VIC see on All sides numerous corls every dav
march to JON the armies of the Duk. Of wei
iilg.oh and Prince Butcher. Since The beginning
VI " uls month, many columns have passed tl,ro,oS
DN'il'ray 10 Plcardy, and the enYirons OF Paris
vi tie ouis side, many PrussIan regiments h .ye
oroAsed the oanbre, and taken the way 10 Aves
mes ana hocroy. The landing of troops. hoe.
enu military stores, IS unremitted and IN tb-e,
WooPs as they arrive from England. proeeei
without delay for france. ltis affirmed. th,1 81
me difficulties which have arisen IN Psris ~
Peot % ule hegoeiations concerning our frontiers.
:. ot eihoyed, The Danish auxiliary corps win
w receive 9r'.ers TO continue It's nsrch th ther
.isaii'ine me fortress of Condo - more closc,,
.,ssaeu' ana II be Immediately bombarded. Il
~ Sun SUI refuses TO open ITS gses.
W sui Halter Ourselv es more and more viii
sne nope OF seeing the emperor OF Russo and me
Atng OF RUSSO, and Of the inauguration OF our
soyereigns. - ou'
Th.,r BnussSLs, Sept 10.
'eir majestiss arrived last night at the palace
OF Laeken from their tour N FiaHders
~. o,.,.. BsELiv, Sept. S.
- - now Known for certain tia not oniv he |
~oISS % sFS belonging TO our old and new BRO. !
.'OeS are % be restored by the French b1i tb.t
o'her princes who have been piindefed recover
tHe' properly among these Is the eiector of
aessej Messrs D4nO0n and Peasseli max ,n,eeJ
diaicuities, but IN Ss.n.
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