Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-29

and, ar er the lapse of weeks, one person has on,v
been Brought o trial and punishment.
By the late losses IN the Jamaica aeet; il IA
supposed that Lloyd's viii be called upon for
250,0 00l. for assurances.
Private letters from Paris account for The an.
parent JOY with which the Emperor Alexander
i hailed in that city. Whenever lie appears r,
public, the crowd assemble round hun. and
shout 7" Vire z Empereur % adding after a lono-
pause" .iieranbe,p TO cover the real motive ~
their acclamations. The homage is addressed a,-
parently TO the Emperor Napoleon, and il Is h;.
memory that inspires the enthusiasm
The portraits of Marshal Bruno and Sour
have been removed from the Hall of the Man
shals
Lord Castleresgh is expected in tow, from pa.
ris IN the course of this week. His lor,lship en-
curing OF Fouche whether It was the intention
OF the French Government to proceed agains.
cslly replied f" N.yS
The Wife of the unfortunate Labedoyere died
few days after her husbands execution.
Letters IRON Egypt mention that the plaque in
making terribleravages in Gallo and its y,cin;tx
the deaths are from to 500 daily.
:, large ractof uncleared land in the state os
, Ne% Iork, 10 the amount of 1900 acres, hss
lately been purchased IN London at A., per acre
A considerable house in the iron trade IN th;.
city has suspended ITS payments
Erfracs Of priuGic letter from Paris. of,be l..
fustaat
(, .Wi'hin the last few DAYS, " Vive NapoIeonp
has appeared chalked IN he walls in severaI no.
ces particularly on the Palace of the Legislative
nody, and the triumphal arch in trent of tn.
Ihuiierles. The relief figures and embIems of
ooo"ap.Wte are partly removed from both Ih.ye
seen political disputes in two or three nstance,
among the people who assembled to look at the
werkmen who are employed. Yesterday large
crowd of persons of the lowest order. assernbIed
before the trlumphia arch they were iv;de5
INTO two or three Circles and had : oh an ,,.,,c,
IN me centre, decialming upon the miseries oS
france, out without any allusion directly to tIs
l.oyai government They were almost immediS
ately dispersed by the police. The labourne.
Gases IN Paris are in ate of extreme d s.
provisions are growing dearer, and there ;s NJ
employment for their labour II 8 quite certo;n
tnat their hopes and fears are studlouslv acteF
upon, IN order to inhame their passions. have
been told, thatit is very general opinion among
the lower classes OF Paris, that matters will noS
enc enc wi'nout another struggle. have heard of
Office s,who had made the r ar-anOments 10 s :,
to the Russian service, having Abandoned that in.
tehuon- among the reports spread to inflame
the populace, one is that the allied troons are in
such state of INSTRUMENTATION, as to refuse 10
leave France, until they are satisfied with plun.
der. The king of Prussia, it Is sad, is raising
an AZ, extraordnary contingent of 10000 men, for
fO0N ~ - i@touiR lliOHeV DIV iOan.--
The French have the strongest impression, tbot
II 10 not vet finished" Even tie British officers
nave some vague notiona Of there being mora
fighting"
PAnIs, Sent. 3,
Courier Extraordinary Of Sunday Morning. {.
This day the King of Prussia will distributs
colours to the regiments of his army which had
not before received my. The Ernperors ~ Isns.
sla and Austria viii be present al this ceremonv.
Inc RUSSIAN troops which were at PROVING
ana Naugins have evacuated these towns to pro-.
coed 20 the campof Vertus
we are assured that Marshal Mor( " " II ,Irs
aergo ms imprisonment at Eitche, in the De-
plrtinent OF the Mosele. It is added that h.
will set out immediately for that place,
M. de Blacas does ntTeurn to France ha :,
piles. " 81 - VA
The Council of War which is to try M.rsbs,
Ney will consist of Marshals Jourtlan, Vic or and
Marmont; Generals Mason Claparede, and Pic.
LONDON, Sept Q.
total change in the French ministry
Is confidently talked of, by which the row.
al faction would force the King ia adont
their maxims. The Due de Richeyieu Is
mentioned as Premier Pozzo di B6rgo.
Minister of Police; and M. ChabroI. fhs
Perfect OF Lyon, as Minister of Finance.
We are assured, that some of our eru;.
zers on the coast of Italy have, seized nm
the treasure of Murat, to the amount M
three millions and half of ducats. and
which the Court of Vienna has claimed
but which the captors refuse to give IN.
Upona mode C mputstion there are NO q
at this time less than 10000 sesmen IN I,ondon
who have been paid off at the out portss and
most OF them are squandering therhard earned
| property IN the most gross dissipation.
L01as IL and The k~Rg ofP,4tsGa.--The kinro
OF Prnssa d France are sad "a have Iaie bsd
an interview, during which Louis XVIII set erely
complained of the conduct of the Prussians to.
wards his subjects The Pruss an Monarch no.
minded has ROYAL opponent Of he expressions Of
the French n Berlin, and other paris of do
m,nions during the long period oftheir success.
ne conversation grew warm, and at last
LOUIS XVIII positively declared, F" that ,f tlinps
continued IN that state, all that would remain
for hun to do, would be to constitute himself a
prisoner in the hands Of the Allied Powers -
To this the King OF Prussia Is stated to have re-,
Piled, that cit might perhaps become necessarv
to take such a step On VIII ch the two w..
arcb's rose, and broke UP the nterv ew.
Orders have been received at Plymouth 10 ia
out l5brigs ofwar as packets Five of these ara
to run between ST. II .ena nd he Cape, and the
remainder TO the eastward or he Cane. These
orders had been expected for some time. The
briggs wilt be commanded By Kings Officers, and
" II be in all respects under the control of ths
Admiralty