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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03

g Sorrow is better than laughter; for
6: by the sadness of the countenance the
sc hearts made Observation-Disclosures.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03

June g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-22

The French army IS undsrgoings great
var ETY. ct changes, not only in the distribu-
ton OF the forces, but in It's organization
Tne>apparent direction of the changes, is
TO remove as much as practicable, every
thing which might recall the revolution TO
the military mind, and to produce interests
and emulauons adverse to such rccolletti-
ons. The title OF brigadier general was "a
Dol shed at the first entrance ofthe Bouibons,
and the old title Of marshal dc. cdmh, adop-
ted in its place by a decree of September
IS, many other changes are made, among
viii at OF adjtfant commandment, which
afforded so fine q school for general ceice,s
and which contributed So much to the
triumphs of all the French generals, parti
cularly N1oreau, is totally suppressed; the
officers of that denomination, are to be de-
nominated cofoneis---the title of cdhtQm adj
joiat, answering to deputy adjutant general.
is also suppressed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-22

closely bcsieged.--It spps4rs. lawevcr.
from numero French accounts, that the
Austrians, as well as Prrssans, arc rctro-
gazing from the vicinity of Paris. Count
Lynch. the loyal mayor OF Bordeaux, has
been raised to the French Pecrsgc.
Paris, sent. IS.
The departure of the allied sovereigns,
which was to have taken place to. morrow,
is retarded for some days. as also that of
the Inpcr al Guards of Austria, and of the
Royal PrrsSian Guards.
1t is said that the Duke Of Wellington
will have command in chief of the allied
troops which viii remain in France but he
Will establish, 1t is said, ms head quarters
at Brussels. The Prince Marshal Butcher
will have under his orders, the corps of the
Pruss'an army which wil form a part of
them. His II. Q. will be at Versailles.
An association is spoken OF, formed by
many perSc,.s who have acted part i'll the
political events fer tw enty five years past,
and who intend to form colony in the Is
land If Madagascar.
1t is remarkable that the name of Lipa
no, assumed by Madame Murat, is the an
asram OF Napoli, (Naples.)
September %.
Fifty thousand Austrians, corup POSED in
part Of militia, have already evacuated the
French territory. XIX,
We are informed that the whole Min
lstry gave in their resignation to tie
King.
London, Setf. IL.
By aa order in council, all the FreHch
vessels carrying the white hag, which
have been detained, will be released OIL
payment OF costs of detention. All the yes
SEES ct the islands of Martinique and Quad
aioupe which have been lately captured by
the English, will be immediately restored
to their owners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-22
RONAPARTE-

In our London Papers, we find nothing,
that will excite a livelier interest in this
country, than the following official docu-
ments in relation to BoNAPARTE. They
direct not only the manner, in which he
was to be removed from the Bellerophon
and conveyed to st. Helena, but also the
treatment he is to experience at his arrival
and during his re residence on that Island
Among other provisions in his behalf, there
is an order, in case of his death, for tue re-
moyal ofhis body to England for interment
W y. Com. HtiU.
From the London Courier Of SEM. 10.
INTERESTING DOCUMENTS RELATIVE
TO THE MANNER IN WHICH BoNAPARTE
1870 BE TREATED.
Letter fran Earl Bathurst Secretary of
STATE to the Lords oJthe .Hdmiraity.
DowNIN C-STEET, July so, 1915.
"MY LoRDs--I wish your Lordships to
\ have the goodness to communicate Ia Rear
Admiral Sir George Cockburn, a copy of
the following memorial, which is to serve
him by way Of instruction. to direct his con-
duct while General Bonapaste remains
under his care. The Prince Regent, in CON
h1ing to English Officers a ms ion of such
importance, feels that Il is unnece ssary to
express to them his earnest desire, that no
greater personal restraint may be employ
eathan what shall be found necessary faith
folly to perform the duties, of which the
Admiral, as we'll as the Governor Of St.
Helena, must never lose sight, namely, the
perfectly secure detention Of the person
Of General Bonoparts. Every thing
which, without opposing the grand object,
can be granted as NJ indulgence will, his
Royal Tighncss is convinced, be allowed
the general. The Prince Regent depends
further m the well known zeal and reso-
lue character Of Sir George Ccckburn,
that ne wlll not suffer himself to be msled,
ImprUdenuy 10 deyiate from the perform
snce Of his duty.
BATHURST"
MEMORIAL
When General Bouapsrte leaves the
BsllcrOphon 20 60 on board the Eorthun-
berland, it viii be the prosperest moment
for Admirol Coci.burn to have the effects
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-22
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Sachem, Capt. Rowland, arr
yesterday at this port, in ~ days from Lii
verpool, bringing London dates to Sept. 81.
They Contain no political events of impor-
lance. The w. ]. Leeward Island n, ct
had arrived. Earl Mora was to be recall
led from. his command in India. Tranquil
lily had been restored in Corsica, and the
white flag hoisted on the citadel. 10000 Of
the inhabitants Ct the Lower Pyienees
have offered their services to the project to
repci the Spaniards, if necessary. The
south of France was st II disturbed. The
King of Prussia and Emperor of Russia
were expected at Berlin about the 1st Oct.
to attend the opening Of the new assembly
OF the Prussian states. The Russian army
wers to be put in motion for the Rhine, af-
ter the grand review. The duke of Wei
lington, with the allied sovereigns, attended
the review of the Russian army, and then
returned to Paris.
Marshal Ney is permitted to walk alone
IN the Court of the Conciergerie morning
and evening; while the other prisoners are
shut up in their chambers.
Tho the rufnor Of peace being settled,
between France and the allied sovereigns
IS still afloat, yet We learn, that Salins,
st asbVrs, and several ether garrisons were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-22

have been placed in requ'sition to furnish
successfully 400 Wagons, for provisions
and forage, per day, for the service Of The
camp.
The cry of live The eriferor yet continues
in vogue in certain parts FIR nee. Three
persons were thrown into prison at CAen,
who were heard uttering these sounds SO
obnoxious to legitimate sovereignty.
G.A. Y. Nat. sffv.
FROM LISBON.-Ne have rece;v-
ed letters and papers to the 22nd of Scp-
,emb 7.
lisbon. September 2o.-There have
near.y 20 vessels come in within q f
days past from the Brazils, with cargoes of
sugar. h DIES and cotton--of the latter a.
bout 1900 bales.
The expedition for Rio Janeiro, is get
ting in readine SIS. Some of the troops are
embarked on board ships in the river
to prevent dsssrtions, which had b, en- fire.
quent, the service being unpopular W til the
soldiers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-22
In1l0r.a,tgn Of grain to .Nahlee.

<HItoTfdVoN % gram 20 IIdN(eS.
Ferdinand, king of the two SiciIies, has
issued a decree Of seven articles, encoura-
ging the importation of Foreign wheat in
to the port of Naples. For wheat i'm
ported by the end Of December, the impor-
ter is to be exempt from custom-house du-
ties, and receive premium OF three Car
ias per tomato. if the grain be of GOOD
quality from the lst of January till the end
ct February, 1916, the importers to enjoy
the like exemption, and two c's. premium,
Be.
The Lor6nn Courier of the 18th of
September announces, that, in considera-
ton OF the services the late Maj. Gen.
Ross, who was killed in the action neal,
Baltimore, the Prince Regent has been
pleased to grant honorable armorial is
tinctions to be placed on his monument,
and to be borne by his widow and descend
anita.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-22

4se,coo FationS Of bread.
10000 itSh meat.
1900 salt neat.
5000 rice.
45.nCO butter aTrtLlrd.
10000 haesgbetr.
PaJr9O wie
24,o0O brandy.
10000 pound otto
a 5000 bitsinls Of Onfs.
10000 weight Of hay and straw.
They write from Grenoble that 5000
hustrians have marched by that route for
10 ly.
4 Inc military council Of revision at Bor-
8 cdux, have revoked the sentence Of the I'd
sSpcil of war, WHICH had condemned to
Apt two soldiers for hosting the tri-cOl-
lckade.
augsburg, S,Ht 18
cite of Mayence, announces the
Ao0G Russians through the Pa
s. & ute for Russia.
~ arrjors, who were dis
+ Ag subsistence, have been
C Frecmasons Of Ber~
& Jenna state the general
erce throughout that
recitation OF thc pub
mat there IS paid 333
f,cs, and 1870 nDrins
l1r rs caeh.
bred At Paris second
ION 81 Msrshal Eey so
Az TO excite great in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
VERY LATE FROM EuRopE.

BY the ship Arlosto, capt Lambert, which or
rived ut this port last evening, in short passage
Of 81 days from Havre de Grace, the Editors of
the Mercantile Advertiser have received Paris
papers to July %, inclusive, from when they
have made the following summary Of their most
important contents.
Capt. Lambert states that Iionaparte voluntari-
II went OF board the Bellerophon, -, near Roch-
fort, and sailed from thence OF the 22d July for
England. Tie had previously written te the
Prince Regent, claiming his protection and ask
ing an asylum in England. This letter is pub
lisled in the Paris papers 1t was reported at
HaETe, when capt. L. sailed, that the l3el!ero.
paon was at the Isle Of Wight with Bonaparte on
board, and it was said he would be ordered to
ST. Helena
Louis 18th was fully reinstated on the throne
of France.
The Prussian troops had become extremely Ii
oentlous. Tive Emperor Alexander and Lord
Wellington had declared that unless they desis-
ted from their depredations, they would with
draw their armies from France, and leave them to
The vengeance the eDraged populace Wheth-
er this declaration had the desired effect, was
not known at HavFe.
Captain L. further states that on Thursday
EST he spoke the schr. Jcnnett, capt. Pond, IS
DAYS from Bordeaux for N. York. Capt Pond
informed that, IN the BAY Of Bscay he spoke a
brig from Leghorn, which reported that Commo-
dore Decaturhad made peace with the Dev Of Al
giers, and the American squadron was then in
the harbor Of Algiers.
Sunni py Troasiofious. from Pariq Tabers TO min
29fbs per Me .4rfosfo.
PARIS, July %.
london papers are received to tie 21st. in
which the embarkation of Bonaparte on board the
Bellerophon, and her arrival at Plymouth is sta
ted. The London paper adds, that it is rhpossi.
bic that any determination Of tbe government N
relation TO this news could have BEEN known AT
this period. The French paper adds, sthat the
most effective measures should be adopted, and
put it out Of ms power ever again 20 trouble the
world, and we agree IN opinion with the English
Journalists, that to attain this point, K viii not
lie efficient to shut him up in the tower Of Lon.
don, ar an old Scotch castle, he should be trans
ported to a great distance from the continent of
Europe, the island of st. Helena for example,
Weare firmly convinced that Bonaparte, by him
self, VIII hereafter be nothing more than cy-
pher but his name may, perhaps, excite un-
worthy hopes, and serve as pretext for treason
able plots and insurrection which may trouble
France, and perhaps al Europe II IS therefore
absolutely necessary that his fate Quiz be de.
eided ON in one way or another. Death 70 his
supporters and adherents. This is the only
means to put an end TO the alarms and mach.na,
'ions ofwaieb ne might bssone The object. Ills
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
BIZ LAST .NTGHTr.s NAIL.
LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM ENGLAND.
NEw-YonK, August 90.

NEW-l DIX, august ~.
The fast sailing ship Gov. Strong, cap
tain Scott, arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon, in % days from Liverpool,
which port she left OH the Goth of July.
BY this arrival the Editors of the Mer-
camille advertiser have received regular
files of London papers TO the Goth, and Lii
vcrpool papers to the 2Sth July, both in
elusive, from which as copious extracts
are made as the shortness of the time and
the limits OF the paper would permit.
BOnaparte had reached rorbay, where
he would be detained without any inter-
course with the land, until the pleasure of
the British government should be known
respecting him. Various comectures were
INDUCED as to his ultimate destination (:
some surprising he would be sent state
prisoner to the tower, and Others that he
would be transported to st. Helena.
The Hon. Mr.. Bagot, Ambassador to
the United States of America, it is said in
the London Globe Of July %, will proceed
to New-YOrk i'll the Lacedemonians capt.
Jackson, which was fitting up for his con-
yeyance.
The same paper of the 10Th July says,
III I'S nov NViuihSiNAii arrangements
with America, we learn that some prIvi-
ieges have been granted to America in
the fur trade.''
The snip Lorenzo, capt. Dunbar, for
New York, with Mess. Gallatin and Clay
on board, sailed from Liverpool ON the
esd July.
% The Prince Regent has been pleased,
in the name and on the behalf of his ma
jesty, to approve of Mr.. james Maury as
Consul at Liverpool for the United States
Of America. "-Lon. Gaz.
The mass Of political and marine intel
ligence which has flowed in upon us since
Sunday morning, frcm the numerous Eu-
rOpean arrivals in short passages, has been
unusually great, and unusually interest
ing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH THE
UNITED STATES.
From the Liverpool Paper of de I'm Jnlr.

From the Liverpool Paper of the 18th July.
This important document we learn is IN
complete state, the ratification being only def.
cient N the hand of Mr. O. Adams, the Ameri-
can Minister at this Court. IL is short in form,
but comprehensive in the system. by the first
article, the navigation laws Of the two countries
are for mutual benefit dispensed with, and Bri-
tish vessels trading to American ports, and Aure-
rican vessels trading 60 British ports, have
equal privileges in regard to duties and exemp.
tons with native vessels respectively. The be-
neiit not only extends 70 tie slps but to the car
goes. Thus cottonwood, which on coming 10
Eogland in,British ships from the United States,
Is liable to a. duty ofonly Id. per 10, and If inn
ported n AErleaa vessels IS subject " Charge
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02

removal 20 an immense distance from Europe, is
lnperiously demanded by policy As by humanity
LoNpoN, July %.
Stoc.;s-consols 81 IL. omnium So
The news OF Bonaparte's surrender 10 the Bri-
fish fleet, gave rise TO a number OF extraordinary
reports here yesterday. Every description of
business appeared to have been forgotten Ills
surrender was in the mouth OF every one afford
ing food for the most ludicrous conversation
some doubted the fact; but at ! o'clock all
doubts were put Ut rest, by the receipt of an OIL
cal letter by Lord Castlcreagh from the Duke of
Otranto, Containing an Official despatch OF the
l7th OF July, ofwhich the following is an extract:
:" After having closed my dispatches to you of
thus morning, received the nclosed commune
cation:
" have the honor to make known to your Ex-
cellency that Napoleon nonaparte, finding it inn
possible to escape the British cruizers and troops
who were stationed TO guard the coast, came to
the resolution OF going on board the British ship
OF the line Bellerophon, capt Maitland have
the honor to be, etc.
(Signed lie Due PoTRANTo."
BOnapd'Te's letter 10 the Prince Rege,n.
In consequence of the factions which have d.
vided my country, and the hatred OF the grea est
powers OF Europe, have terminated my polit-
Cal career; and | come like Themistocles, to
place myself under the protection of the British
nation. place myself under her protection and
her Laws, and which demand OF your Royal
Highness, as the most powerful, the most CON
slant, and the most generous of my enemies
The Austrian army. at the last dates, occupied
Bourgogne, the department of the Nieore, and
there had arrived on the banks of the Lore u
corps OF Russians, Bayarians and Wirtembsrgers,
10 observe the army of the Loire, which was dai-
~ decreasing by continual desertions. Davoust
had returned to Paris.
There were great and magnificent reioicngs
AT Bordeaux OH the 18th OF July, On the re-hoist-
ing of the Bourbon flag.
Gen. Clausel issued proclamation on the Goth
OF July, addressed TO the soldiers, containing his
submission to the authority of the King
n population from the garrison of Strasbure,
and other French corps, arrived at Paris on the
10th OF July to offer the subm IS o. TO rheiKinr
Cardinal Fesch has left Paris, under on escort
of Austrian cavalry.
The fortress OF Befort, in Alsace, has been
carried by the Austrian troops, after assaults,
which costmuch bloodshed ON both sides
ltaPpears, from the latest French papers, that
the most perfect tranquility reig,icd in every
part of France
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
4 nave tne nOnnr, &C.
n. ID. NICHOLSON.

a Naval Court of Enquiry has heen
held, by order of the Secretary of the Ma
Wy, ON board the u. States Ship Hornet, in
the IiarbOr of New-York, on the s5d day
of August, 1915, to investigate the causes
of the return of that ship into port, and to
enquireintO The circumstances attending the
loss of armament, stores, &c. during her
late cruise and the following opinion has
been pronounced by the court
The court, after mature deliberation on
the testimony adduced, are of opinion that
no blame is imputabIe to Captain Biddle,
on account Of the retura Of Tie Ilerncl ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02

Dsspatck tfrom, II. Bonnsfoua, nacat corr
nandant cfftks maritime project, to tn:
Minister ofMarine dated
RocHEroRT, July Is,
10 IN ;he Ereail,g'
In execution Of your Excellency's or
ders, | embarked in my boat accompanied
by Baron Ricard, Project OF the Lower
Charante. The reports from the roads of
the I4th, had not reached me, but was
informed by captain Phillibert, command
ing the Ainphtrite frigate, that Bonaparte
has embarked ON board the Eperyier brig
as a flag of truce, determined to proceed
to the English cruising station. Accord
ingiy at day break, we saw him maneuvr-
ing to make the English ship Bellerophon,
Captain Maitland, who OH perceiving that
Bonaparte mastering towards him, had
hoiste1 the white flag at his mizen. Bo-
naparle, and the persons composing his
suite, were received on board the English
ship. The officer whom had left to make
observations, communicated to me this
important news, and Gen. Butcher who
arrived soon after, confirmed it.
(Signed) BoNNEFOUx.
LONDON, July %.
We have Just received by the mail of
this evening Paris Journals TO the date of
Thursday last, with private advices from
thence and from Isle of the same date
The latter Indicate the uufeigned and ar
dent satisfaction the inhabitants feel OH
account of their deliverance from all the
horrors of 4 siege from without, and all
the insults of military pride within the
fortress. Cardinal Fesch has not quilted
Paris the Duke of Orleans was hourly ex-
pccted, aud the Duchess Of Angoulemc on
Thursday OF Friday.
A general review was to have taken
place of the British Army Oh Thursday
last at the Bridge OF Neville. The Corps
under Prince Wrede had reached the en-
virons of Paris. This corps, with part
of the Russian army under General Bare
lay de FOLLY, was toproceed towards the
Loire. The garrison of Valenciennes,
commanded by Gen. Rey surrendered to
the King or the morning of the 18th inst.
Condo still continued i'll state of rebel
lion.
PARIs July 49,
1t Gen. Count Relic, who left the army to
fulfil duty with which he was entrusted to the
Minister Oh war ana 10 convey q SUBMISSION 10
his Majesty, requested the Commanding Officer
the Prussians at Orleans to allow him to be ac-
companied by one of his subordinate officers as
safeguard. On ms arrival at Paris this officer
brought him before Baron de Mutfing, Cover
nor OF this city, who thought proper to detain
the General, but who afterwards admitted him to
reside in this hotel, under the superintendent OF
an officer, until the Baron should have received
instructions from his superiors. These circum
1ances gave use TO the report Of the arrest of
Gen. Reilie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
VIRGINIA.:
September q

VIRGINIA:
vt Rules holden IN the Clerks Office ofthe SUI
per.or Court OF Chancery for ne Richmond
district, the 10Th day June 1915.
Robert ii. RISE Ph.E
.4gaiast
Joel Bennett, lnd Tandy Bowcock, assgnees oS
Richard Barbour iate !. Dankrup,, now decea5-
ed, Thomas Barbour, falher nd her OF tn.
sad Richard, Jonn In mas, Robert * n,5,
Charles Crougnton, and William D.4,- sou
ex'Or OF James SAP |, deed, Defis.
THE Defendant Robert SIng not havmg en-
tered his appearance And gwen security ,cc0rd4
ns TO the Act OF Assembly and the I,ulcs OF ms
Court, and It Appearing " so,,,tAc ,ory evidence
that he IS not AL innaOitsuU VI lmls Country II
IS ordered That the sad Deiendan, 90 a5pea.
here on lie h.st Gay OF Tie ne4, Germ and alswe,
the bill OF the Pa 4 II :uid that a COP, OF ms
order be tortnwiuI n4e.,ed m some nc, spaper
published ~ tne City OF Richmond, tyr we
months saccesS"eiy -nd postaI ~ ia. mont doos
OF the C~pitoi, ia sac - "a City.
Copy.-less
va. W. dENINC Q C.