Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-30


half an hour, when another board announced bis
re-appeacance on The deck; where he resumed
bis walk IA the slIue. spot, occasionally with a
child, and conversing with Bertrand or the La
dies. He continued walking till dusk, when the
view OF this extraordinary man was closed to our
eountrymen, for the ship sailed at 5 next morn
| ing for Plymouth"
The official Journal of this date contains a long
list OF appointments of Presidents to the electo
raj Colleges about to be held. In the list we re-
mark the names of Monsieur, the Kings brother
TOR that OF the department Of the Seine; the duke
d'Angouleme for that of the Grande the duke
\ de Berry for the department of the North lieut..
gen. Lauriston for that of the A;sac Angles for
'nat OF the Upper Alps Flangergues for that
OF ''ie Aveyron Count Barthelemy for that of
The mouths OF the Rhone Gen. Dupont for that
OF the Charente the Duke of Tarentum for that
OF the Cheri the Duke of Ragusa for that of the
Cole dor; Bruno de BoisgeLn for that of the
Sotes du Nord Crener,; attorney general ofthe
Court OF Rom, for that of Creuz (; Count Male.
vile tor that of the Dordogne; the bishop of Ety.
reuA' reer OF France tor that oftlie Eme Count
Lally Tonsndal for that of Herantt Lan;uino;s
Tor that OF the lille and yilaine; Count Vile
many, Peer OF France, for that of the Indre; the
Duke de Duras, Peer of France for that of the
lndre and Loire Fagat de Baule for that ofdes
l.andes the Duke Belluno for that of the Lore
and Cher; Count Dupois, Peer of France. for
'nat oil the Upper Loire Chateaubriant for that
OF Loirte; Count Semouville, Peer of France for
that OLA Manche; the Duke de Dudany;Ils peer
OF France, for that of the Marine Count Bougnot
lot mat OF the Upper Marne the Duke de Mou-
| chy for that of the Meurthe the Buke.of Req
gio, Peer of France, for that of the Meuse Lieut.
Ten. Marchant for that of Mont Blanc Count
bournonvlle Peer France, that sIoseile,
0oun' hleNls Noailles for that of the Disc; the
Duke de Lewis, Peer of France, for that of the Pas
de Calais De Chabroi for that of Puy de Dome;
Latour auvergne Lauragnais for that of the East
ern Pyrennees; Barbe NIarbois Peer of France
| Tor mat OF the Lower Rhine; Count Gouy,on for
nat ofthe Upper Saone; Dambrav, Chancellor
OF france, tor that Of the Lower Seine; St Gr,cu
General OF the Customs for that of the
seine ana Mane Count GARNER, Peer of France,
for that of the Seine and O;se; Count Fon,anes
reer OF France, for that of the Deux Sevren La
tour DuPm Tor that of the Somme Count Perig
nor, Peer OF France, for that of the Tarn. the
luke de La Force for that of the Tarn and Ga.
ronei Count Pastoret Peer of France for that
oil the Var the Duke de Montemart, Peer of
france, 1or that OF Fienne; Descars for that of
or France, for that ofthe Vosges and Bourienne.
counsellor OF State, for that of the Yonne,
LoNDoN, August S.
Had Bonaparte been brought to the Tower.
~ would not have been his first visit to London
whist general Paoli resided here. Bonaparte
then very young man, came over from France
oohei' .he Seherars interest to procure for him
commission in the British army.
Madame Bertrand is not as has been stated
inc daughter of the late Lord Dillon. That In,
dys father was Count Dillon who was eru;llot;ned
at Paris M 1898, for his adherence to the Bour.
hons Her mother was the countess Latoucbe
OF Martinique.
The residence Of the duke of Wellington is at
length fixed at Cheshire Purchase of land ic
SAID to have been agreed upon. CONSISTING &c
ABOUT !2,O1Oacres. The mansion is to be as
sP'ehaio AS 2Oo,OOO pounds can make it.
FROM me Boston Daily .4due,'tiser of SEPT. 81.
Yesterday arrived here the brig Sampson. cant
sampson, having left bordeaux on the 9th ult
we are informed by Mr.. Sampson, the supercar
go, that France was generally in state of quiet.
and That no recent events ofimportance had taken
place. Many of the officers had been arrested
ana were to be tried for their adherence to Bona
parte, and it was reported that two or three had
been capitally punished. w
Cen Clausel, the military commandant at Ror
deauH, had made his escape. There was NO
truth in the report that 10000 Prussians had
been cui oil by the French. II was said that an
allied army of 100000 was to be cautioned IN
France Tor years, at the expense of France.
The treaty made by com. Decatur with Alp;ers
had been announced in France, it was sad ofFic,.
ally, The terms of it were said to be, that on
our part we give up the ships of war captured.
with all prisoners; and that AIgiers relinonisbes
all claim for tribute, gives up all captured Anne
r'can vessels and prisoners, and engages to in
demnity us for the expense of the expedition
against her.
We have been favoured with Paris papers tn
Aug ,, from which we have made the following
translations.
PANS, Aug. 1.
Workmen were employed in replacing the
names OF the streets and public places of Paris,
which they bore previous 70 the year 1899.
1t appears that they are actively employed Mt
the Office OF the ministry Of war in the re.orrani
za'ion ofthe army. 1t is said his majesty has
given his appreciation to the plan which has been
presented TO him for effeciing this object II IS
bel eyed hat all the officers Of more than 50 vears
old, VII obtain an honorable retreat.
Lord Wellington has offered 10 The prefact NJ
the police, his soldiers to assist IN harvesting.
and the rrages of his army for transportation
The rumor of the inteuded marriage of one of
our princes, with the archduchess Leopold,ne. IS
renewed. %
Many of the generals named in the decree Of
The King, of the 24hofJ July, II is said. have OBJ
tanned passports to depart from the kingdom
The emigrant Frenchmen, who had assembled
on tie spanish frontier, entered St. Jean deIuz
on the list, where they we're received with en-.
thusIasm Thence they are to direct their course
upon Bayone
They write from Dorent, that the royal army
OF La Neudee winch had been iniuriouslv ed