Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15

Grace, with r. Stuart, esq. the British consul
and Mr.. Edwards, the vice consul ut Havre, re
turning by the order Of the British government
The consul wss detained ten hours before he
could obtain permission of the project to embark
The Inhabitants of Havre expressed much reere;
at the circumstance, as they considered it as the
sIg1ial ofhostlities between the two countries
BRussELs, May 8.
Iarrived here yesterday, after Journey thro'
Switzerland, Baden, Mannheim, Mentz, Cologne
Aix-la Chapelle, and Leige
The SWISS appear decided in their hostility of
bonaparte. Two Cantons only are inclined to re-
main neuter. The Swiss troops are in very good
condition.
In Badcn there are 10000 regulars, very good
troops, and b. 200 Landwehr
met Bavarian regiment, the finest corps I
ever saw and IN the highest state of discipline on
It's march to Mannheim. The troops marched in
three ranks, in a bad road and in rain with as
much order as on parade. 81
The Prussians and hustrians occupy Mentz =
The Prussim Silesian regiments are stationed
along the Rhine aud Cologne. There is bridge
q Mannheim and an extra one at Openhe;m for
the passage of troops. There is also bridge ut
Aientz and another at Cologne, for the passage Of
troops.
The Pays de JuEers is full of Prussians, chiefly
Landwehr.
There are at Leige $4,000 saxons. with a
number OF PrusSians under old Butcher but n
sad business occurred there four OF five DAYS
ago.
The Saxons had been ordered toseparate those
belonging to the ceded districts from those
VINO remain natives ofthe actual kingdom of Sax
ony They mutinied, attacked Blucher's house
broke his windows, and only desisted in. conse-
quence Off force being used, and with the loss of
biood. An execution of few of the Saxons was
taking place when passed through Liege.
After such an affair it would besGSppolitic to
employ SINGLE Saxon in the next "a. baign. -
Some OF them cried out repeatedly pfce .Rapo-
teon and believe they are one and all inclined
to that side ofthe question.
The Austrian general at Mentz has stated th,t
he expects 120,000men to cross the Rhine from
the right bank before the Goth of this month.
DoVER, Nav Il.
We have several arrivals from France By
these it is reported, that Vaenciennes has hoisted
the white dag and declared for Louis.-I,isle is
about to do the same; great commotions have
taken place there. Several French officers have
also landed here from Bordeaux, to proceed to
Ostend Great riots are daily occurring at Bor-
deaux, and 1t IS thought that it will declare for
the king in few days
FoLKsroSE, May IA.
A French boat IS come into Dover with a re
port that Valenciennes has hoisted the white
flag.
Accounts from ostend state, that 20 or thirty
SoihC llIO IOWn every Qay. Lee
sertions from Dankirk are frequent
BRIGHToN, May IL
The Lord Wellington Packet, from Dieppe.
with between twenty and thirty passengers, nut
into this port yesterday.
This packet brings intelligence of serious dis
tlrbances at Dieppe, in consequence of the RI
gid means taken TO enforce the CONSUMPTION de.
cree, and particularly among the sea-faring men
thsFe The tumult, at one time is stated to
have assumed the most menacing complexion. in
the fury of which, the house of the commisssry of
marine was nearly levelled with the ground, and
the residence ofthe mayor or project shared a ST.
milar fate But what was more striking man.
hestaton OF the actual and predominant senti
'ment ofthe people, perhaps, was, that an Eagle.
which ornamented the sign board of tobacco
mist, was torn down and DESTROYED amidst the DO.
pular cry of Vive lie Roi! though it does not ap.
pear that the slightest decree of resentment was
expressed against the master oil the house The
port was IN considerable fernent when the pack
ct left and similar proceedings are said to have
broken out at Havre Bongparte had not LEFT
Paris on Thursday. A daughter of the late
Count Rlm!ord came over by the Lord Yelling
ton. Her mother still remains at Paris-Hcr "a
theT, the Count, died there sometime SINCE