Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-16
CLAUSEL.
PARIs, July %.

PANS, July %.
An ordinance of the king, comprised in seven
articles, approves and confirms the assessment
destined 10 maintain the allied troops and to
cover the expenditures occasioned by their pre-
sence" This imposition is to be discharged in
quarters, one fourth every fortnight the first
10 be paid in fifteen days from the publication
OF the present ordinance.
Yesterday they commenced constructing or the
whole length of the counter ally of the Champ
de-NIars, on the north side of the Fosse, bar
rack, sc. to receive some regiments of the allied
troops.
BY decree of the project of IlIe.vilaine the
Confederation Of Brita'ny dissolved
Gen. Lecourbe's corps d'armee, has just Joined
the army ofthe Loire, which is about to be aug
mented in few days by the troops of generals
Suchet aud Lamaque.
a contribution to which the powers are entitled
for the expenses of this second wac, viii be de
tern ned by treaty; nevertheless it is asserted
that Two of them, satisfied with having secured
the repose of the world, have generously declared
that they renounce all sort of indemnity 1t is
also assert ed that Immediately after the conclu.
sion OF the treaty the troops of three of the pow
ers will quit territory that $780, 900 Russians
will remain in it some time longer; that their de-
parture will take place in columns of 25 600 men
as fast as the reorganization of the French army
1t IS added, that not TO nourish the hopes ofpariv
and to dissipate the smallest umbrage, the Empe-
Tor ofAustria has declared the FIRST that he viii
not leave in France a single corps Of his army
BY an ordinance of the king dated the 23d of
July, NJ. Baron de Talleyrand, project of the
Loire, is appointed honorary counsellor of state
BRUSSELS, June %.
.4uecHote ofhe Hereditary Prfnce.-The Bel
gians will read with pride the following trait.
which will belong TO the history ofour monarchy
he D-;r
by ardor into the midst of the battle, was sur
rounded and taken by the French. The seventh
battalion perceived the Princes danger, FASTENED
to his assistance, and succeeded i'll delivering
him. His royal highness took off the insie nia If
bis order, and threw It in the midst of the bat
TALON, saying 10 them "Children, you have de-
served it," 1T was fastened TO their colors in the
field of battle, and amid cries of " Long live the
Hereditary Prince" All the Begiass swore 10
defend even to death this mark of honor; and at
this sublime moment, many of these brave men
fell, while pronouncnr this patriot oath
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PANS, july %.
The Duke Of Orleans arrived last evening at l.
o'clock. His Serene HIghness, who landed A.
BOlOgne, came IN so hours from his country seat
nelr London. lie was Immediately admitted to his
Majesty, who received the prince, his nephew
with cord atty and perfect kindness.
II appears that the king has already supplied
the places OF those peers who had accepted seats
IN the upper chamber of Bonaparte
The FrIssjan troops tins morning manoeuv
ed 10 the Camp-de-Mars.
The journals which announced the arrival of
the Prince of Echmuhl, have been led into am err
ror. lie has not yet arrived.
10 Consequence ofnew arrangements, his high
hess prince Maurice Schtensteln, t. gen. com
handing the Austrian troops At Paris has order
cd that from this day, the officers and soldiers of
the garrison Of Paris, under his orders shall not
exact any provisions from the individuals at
whose houses they are lodged. The officers are
TO maintain themselves at their own expence -
the sold ers will receive ratons OF provisions at
the regular stores The inhabitants will only
have TO furnish, henceforth, lodgings to the Aus
trisn troops.
The Prussian troops have Quilted Orleans and
the envr0ns, for the purpose of advancing.
the Sd Of August IS the birth day Of tIe king
of Pruss a. His majesty VIII on that day enter
his doth year
Gen Glauzel, whose fight has been announe..
ed IN many papers, and his arrest by others. wa.
still at Bordeaux on the 18th inst.
The French army is concentrating in Berry
and Auyergne. The head quarters IS at Bour-
ges.
The roads Of Burgundy are covered with the
allied troops.
It appears that in Auvergns there prevails
great agitation Of mind that the country people
are so badly disposed, so inclined TO revolutions
ny troubles and disorders, that the old mobiles and
the rich take the precauuon ofretuinE to the ci-
ties
The corps Of General Excelmans is cautioned m
the arrondlsement Of Rion. lie has cons.dera
bic park Of artillery.
Many letters announce, that much pillage has
been committed IN the city OF N.sne5 and m the
nebhbofng country, by tic troops from Mar
seles & the other parts Of Provence. More tla.
80 houses, mostly belonging to the rich msr.
chants, havcbeeu destroyed n the city ofNsme.
since he city guard, Che geudarmelie and die
troops Of the line, have been disatned
More than 10000 white flags are Ay.fr from
the windows and other places in the city of Boz
deaux On the 24th at the theatre Of that city
tney msde bonfire ofthe Ti-colorod Gag.