Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-04
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PARis, August 10.

PARIS, August TO-
Letters from Amsterdam state, that The stocks
OF the United States have advanced considerably
The king by special decree has recognized
As part ofthe national debt, the contracts and
expenditures made by Bonaparte during his late
usurpation, as matter of grace and not of obi
cation
August u
1t is said that the duke and duchess of Bassa-
no have obtained permission to reside in Switz-
erland, and also that madame Louis Bonaparte
has been authorised to reside at country house
which her mother had provldently purchased in
che country near Gax
The Pope has written to the King of Spain to
invite him to- re-esablsh the order of the Jesuits
in his kingdom. as measure necessary for the
maintenance of religion, the reformation of man
Rers and the progress of science.
The following are some of the details in rela-
tion to the death OF marshal Bruno He arrived
on the I'd Aug. at Avignon, at 10A. NJ. The
new project arrived the same day. some hours
before, and had allghted little while at an inn,
where the marshal stopped. Some persons were
appraised of the arrival of the marshal at Avgnon,
and Others, who had recognised him, formed q
circle around his carriage. They suffered him
to change horses quietly. The marshal would,
perhaps, have even set yet without accident, had.
he not wished to wait for some papers which had
been carried to the superior commander of the
depratmen The tumult in the mean time in
Sreased; NJ. Bruno, uneasy went TO the house of
the project, TO show h m his passport, signed by
the marquis of Riviere The project advised HIM
to abscond, and promised to send him his papers :;
they descended together. The project although
lie was not yet known to the people IN that capa-
c;ty, came to make himself known to the people.
and in the midst of the insulting language which
they heaped upon the marshal, TO repr0ach HIM
q l.. 4.
IN the south, he, with difficulty procured an op-
portunity for the marshal to pass in his carriage
without receiving violence. lie thought himself
safe; but moment after his carriage was stop
ped upon the ramparts, and his life was threat
ened anew.-They assailedh;s retinuc with stones
and cut his horses TO pieces. The marshal then
demanded of the project, who came in haste, with
the members OF the council, permission to enter
the city. He was conducted to the poet house
There the project not having an armed force at
his disposal, aided by some peaceable citizens,
defended the door OF this house in person. He
employed, TO appease the anger OF the people,
prayers, solicitations, promises, threats nothing
avallcd. Those without demanded the death of
the marshal with loud CRIES. The project pro-
missed in vain, that he would conduct the mar
shall to prison if they would respect his life all
wasuseless. battalion of troops which arrived
could not re-estsblish order; the efiervescence
was at itsheight; already they began 20 break
the gates with axes the vociferatons redou5led
For more than four hours the project defended
the life OF the marshal with tanheard Of courage
the multitude crowded towards the door. be-
fore which he stood, with all the magistrates,
the commandment of the department some officers
otthe national guard, and the armed force VIII oh
they had assembled. Three times they we're
driven oh-thrIce they returned in spite OF the
bayonets and threats which were directed against
Them. At this moment they heard The discharge
OF gun, and persons came to announce that the
marshal had Killed himself
Some hours after they wished TO carry the bo-
dy 20 chapeli but it was impossible to RESTRAIN
the people, who seized it and threw it into the
Rhone.
PApTs, Aug. II.
The plan Of the kings household is arranged.
The Royal Guard will be composed of $4,000
men. There will be seven regiments of cavalry,
VIZ. two of CuIrassers, one mounted Grenadi ers.
one OF Dragons, one Of Hussars, one ofLancers,
and one of Chesseurs. Each Of these regiments
VIII be composed Of seven squadrons
There is a rumour that Joseph and Jerome
Bonapaite have been arrested az Paris al the
house Of a lady who kept them concealed.
NJ de Labedoyer has revealed important in
formation during his examination.
General Vandamme was still at Limoges ON
the 9Th ofths month with part Of his diyi-
sion.
BoUneEs Aug. 5.
Marshal McDonal, duke of Iarentum, on the
1st inst. took at this place the command If the
army OF the I,oyre. lie has published the two
following papers
Order et-fhe Day.
The army is informed that the marshal duke of
Farentum, appointed by the king to succeedlis
e1eellency the marshal prince OF EcmuhI. (wbo
has asked and obtained his recall,) has arrived
at the head quarters at Bourges His ezceljen
~ TO day takes command Of the army. The
camp marshal, baron Hulot, appointed chief oil
the staff, is also arrived and has assumed his
functions.
The present organization Of the army IS pro.
yisionaliy maintained, with the exception of the
following notifications gen Decambrc, chief
Of The staff of the LIST corps, receives and trans.
gnts orders. sen, Bertrexsne commands the