Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-27

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cien's intention was to 30 to Rome, anil he said
he could not comprehend why he was treated as
prisoner, Since he had always opposed the am.
bitous designs ofhis brother, and had lately gone
to France, to bring him to more moderate way
ct thinking. 1t seems that the king of Sarelin..
VIII not decide upon Lucien's fate, till he has
asked at headquarters the opinion oihis power.
iui aiiies--Jon7Ial de FrarkJas, Jug d.
CePENuApES, July %.
The liegala oFthe crown, which are 10 be used
at the approaching coronation, are to be publicly
exposed 10 view for days, at the castle of Ro.
senburs, where they arc preserved.
ATOM. July o.
Several divisions of the van guard of our auxili-
airy corps, which are going to JOIN the duke OF
Wellington, have arrived here
HAaBURem, July %,
Our Senate has published proclamation an
nouncing the approaching march of the Danes
through the city, exhortng the inhabitants TO
avoid all occasion of quarrelIing with them, and
to receive them with the same regard as they
have hithertodone the other allied troops. 1t re-
minds them of the kind and ahectonate manner
in which the inhabitants of the Danish states re-
ceived the Hamburg fgitives i'll 1913 and 1914,
and ndds, that by friendly treatment of those
warriors, who are armed for the good cause, they
may discharge part of their debt to the subjects
of Denmark. Those who behave i'll to them are
Threatened with punishment.
From The Gazette de Frdncel
PMS, August 3.
We are assured that Monsieur Count D'Artois
has had long conference with the Emperor of
Russia, which has already produced happy re-
suits for our country.
Last night the patroles of the allied troops,
more numerous than usual, were spread through
the streets of Paris.
The arrest of NJ. De Labedoyer, has been ain.
nounced TO US as certain. 1t took place yester-
day, about six in The evening in the Fauxbough
Poissonniere.
Gen. Pre was arrested yesterday and convey
ter giving his parole of honor TO quit France in
Eve days.
We are assured that the allied powers have
expedited, 10 all the corps which were marching.
for France, couriers with orders not to enter the
French territory in short that more troops
will come than are here airesdy, and which are
estimated at Little more than 100000 men
The city of Paris pays 5000 francs per dav
for the subsistence Of the Austrian Officers, and
5000 francs for the Prussian Officers, who are
more numerous, In consequence OF this arrange
ment the individuals with whom they lodge are
not bound to subsist them.
At four o'clock, the morning before yesterday,
a man in his shirt was found in the Boulevard
de La Madelaine in profound sleep, and who
WaS.WlOl ;lN2keleu.. lie was an
English officer; he was extremely surprised to
find himself in this state, and related that being
engaged in party of pleasure he had drank a
good deal, and fallen asleep, but ne could not
recollect in what street he had been robbed of
his clothes, several pieces OF gold, and repeat
ing watch. lie was advised to give information
70 the Police. a csbriolet which was near, con-
veyed him to his residence.
Limoges has been for short time prey to
M 10 Ieser
GF1vm The Journal de Pariel
PAsIs August 8.
The construction Of barracks for the allied
troops is nearly finished, and il is hoped that in
a few days the inhabitants of Paris will have no
more lodgings to provide for the military What
has doubtless made this appear a greater burden
has been the unequal division of it in several dis
tricts arising from the want of attention, or even
the Partially Of several persons employed in the
mayoralties.
The marriage of the Duke D'otranto with
aIademoselie dc Castellane, was celebrated yes-
terday in the church of PAbbaye-aux-
We, are assured that, according to the mea-
snres ordered by the Prussian Generals, the
French military, vino remain at Paris without
authority, will be exposed to be considered as
prisoners of war.
Madame Grassini has quilted England to re-
turn to France. She arrived at CALAIS, the oath
Of July, aud was robbed at the moment of her
debarkation, of cabinet containing several valu-
able articles.
1t is said that the Empress of Austria will be
accompanied in her journey 20 "aris by the Arch
Duchess Leopoldina The marriage of this
young Princess with son of France, is spoken
Of
Russian troops arrived yesterday in the vicini-
ty of Paris. Seven thousand arc quartered at
Vilette.
In an evening paper we read the following ar
ticle, for the authenticity of which we byno
means vouch
sfVEnsAILLEs, Aug. 1.
Z" We are assured that our protect has been re.
quired by military authority, not French, to de.
liver up the registers of the votes in the last in.
stance, in favor of Napoleon Bonaparte and his
Constitutional Act II is added, that It is only
intended to watch strictly the individuals who
have given these votes"
The royal army forming in The departments oil
the west is already numerous II is estimated al
$4,000 men, and It is stated that IL will shortly
amount TO 100000 men The enrolments aft
voluntarily, and il is found necessary rather &c
Tepress the animation of the people than to ex
cite it.
Lieut., general Cbemmeau has published or
Order ofthe Day, which enjoins all the militar,
under his command 20 wear the white cockade
under pain of being prosecuted rs disturbers o
the public tranquility and rebels TO their soye
Eeign.
According TO letters from Marseilles, Of TIL
23d June, marshal Bruno had not yet submitted
The Main jaime has rcappeaged under the till
of Fantasies. II is said tie copies haze bee