Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-15

Englisn would not exhi bit any thing in London
laisgraceiul to their country; and adnlonishes The
their Patriotism ION ia
The communication between Caen and Cher
"'' on: BaH. Pat.
| Translated for the Bsltimore Fatrqof.
! PAaIs, Sept. 1s.
| Yesterday Prince TaSseyrand and the M;nis,.r
| OF Justice, We're occupied in presence of the
King from 3 until O'Clock VIC
NJ me me. aoVentlrer who sought to pass hmselffor
NaPoieon' and whose name is Felix, has been
arrested and is in the prison of Vienne. ., ~.
lirontiers towards Savoy "a '"e
| The siege of Longwy is carried ON with -.
aithough that place appears determined to Mi
out to the Eistextremity -''H
me a.lies nave abandoned the siege of Charlie.
mont fortress difficult 10 take, but carry ~,
with more energy, that of Afontmed which boa ~,
only garrison of 600 regulars and 300 nat.
onal guards wv "au-
The selge of the Fort of Salins is perssv.,.,
in--the cannon are heard at Dole. Prenarot;o,'n
are making to undertake the seige of Nenbr;,
Murat is allowed to reside as n nr;v.,. IT,,
ditions. ''''>'e' certain con-
HIS majesty the emperor of Russia and ".
or Poland, has appointed the Prince Antbnn6t.
lieutenant general and deputy of the
Ionsh army, MS ald-de-camp general If s +bu.
TINS magnaninous sovereign rewards merit anS
aS1t AT the same time by his kindness and I;
berahty, the affection of the brave PoIes ~
Inc officer who blew his brains out vesterd,,,
morning, uIider Tie royal bridge is named Car.
49,; ne was quarter master of the gen c'ar-
the Lore ''e army OF
II IS asserted that the old king ofSpain. Csr.s
tsn, ana ms queen have accepted he offer oT,..
KING OF The two Slcllies, OF the alpnrb nls.e ~
s'lsss Ia itsas Hsss as 9ilfire - u
Ever since the tumult in the Palais D.,
the Gardenhas been shut at O'clock every even
ing. s'eh'
Yesterday the funds experienced sudis, r -
omnum, which was on Sa arday 1.8. has cot mr.,
to 1-8. The consol fund experienced a san;lsT.
change. 3''''i"f
o.p,c, Sept. 10.
The emperor of Austria has granted an asvium
TO Eng Murat IN his states, upon the following
/ The king shall take the title of simple
Individual thcqaeen having Adopted that Of he
Countess OF Lipona, it IS expected that his M
jesty VIII adopt a corresponding title Count OF
2 The king may choose city in bohemia
4 IL r. n res,
dence IN the country to city in either of tbos.
provinces, the emperor will not oppose il.
s. his majesty must engage on his parole of
nonor, IN presence OF his imperial rnsiesty that
hewin not quit the Austrian possessions without
me consent of the latter: IT beng well under
stood mat ms mode OF living shall be that OF an
lnolvl1ual OF distmcton, and that he viii obey
the Austrian laws. ~
CSisned) Prince de JlIETTERNTCK
1
September II.
The ships Newcastle and Leander. c,nsfn,c.
ted and equipped to beable to Contend MN &C.,,
chance Of success with the American fripates. arc
undergoing some alteration in their form. They
are charging their steris, and making cabins for
the accommodation of adnirals Y'hey are H.
thed Tor the ports of Halifax and Barbados.
PAnIs, September 1s.
| The Emperor of Austria, the King Of Prussia.
| and Lord Wellington have returned TO Paris.
considerable bodies of Austrians are leaving
France at this moment by the way of Mount ~,
MS, Tor itaiy--lt IS estimated that 100000 men.
., GlIIeSen I, Nations, Will have left this country
oy the 2Oth OF thls month.
We read in a German Gazette. ent;tI.J 10 CO.,,
hdence, the following article
Admiral Cockburn cornmanGin- the chin 4t,e
| transports Bonaparte, will in approaching 81
beienS, retain him on board until tIe Il snos;ti
ons on shore required by prudence are effected.
lbe garrison viii be composed Of picked men.
| and even the inhabitants in which every conf
dence cannot be placed, are to be sent ava, :.
Napoleon his companions and servants, are plac.
ed under perpetual watching, (surveigaiiee }
he will not be permitted TO make the sligl, 81
movement without being observed by hi '9rard.
| When any ships touch at the island, he will he
more closely guarded, nor can he under ary ore.
text bold communication with the inhabiaits;lle
- informed that The smallest attempt 10 esca,e
will ensure his confinement in close PRISON. he
wen as those who assist him he can neither
write nor receive letters without tbeir benz, 70 n
Any wants he may have for himself or his Rorss.
hold, viii be attended 70 by The Governor, fright
I'm particular eases the English Government
wall be consulted IS for his valuasies and mo-
ney, an inventory is taken he can dispose Of
them as may be approved Of, 50 that he does not
retain sums oiso great an amount IS to be dan