Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-08
SECOND EDITION

SECOND EDITION.
Sun Office, , o'clock.
Aitef our paper was put to press, we received
Paris papers to the 9TH inst-The following are
Two or three extracts which comprise all that is
worthy OF notice;
PARIS, Sept. 2.
Immediately after the grand review of the Rus.
sian army in the plain of vertus, in Compapne,
all the troops Of that nation will set out to return
TO Russia.
1t is not at Bitche, but at the Castle of Hahn,
that Marshal Money IS to proceed according to
the kings orders
A proclamation, issued at Breston the Ist.
states that the 9th corps of the Prussian troops
were to be cautioned in that neighborhood, com
pretended in the thirteenth military division.
Tie day for commencing the proceeding a.
gainst Marshal Ney is not yet appointed
STOCKHOLM, Aug. %.
In the reply of the Crown Prince to the depu-
ties of the class of citizens there is the following
passage -
Commerce is the bond ofunon between the
two hemispheres. II contributes to improve arts
and mechanical professions, to spread knowledge
and communicate thought from one people to an
other. Since mankind have quilted the rude
state of nature and formed societies and civil
conventions FOR their reciprocal security, com.
merce has become necessary to them, and expert.
ence has proved the error of the systems which
require that country shall confhe itself to the
narrow circle OF its own productions
BRoaBuRo, August 10.
Official accounts from Psris, state, that Thorn
is going to be delivered to the Prussim troops
Letters from Thorn say it will be on the Cd inst
and that the town is making great preparations to
receive our troops solemnly.
vIlSsA, Aug. 2s
The Austrian army Of Italy has taken up It's
cantopmentS, between the Isere and the Drome.
General Banchps corps occupies the Southern
departments the Sandman troops are at Gap
and Grenoble.
DussEIDoRr, August 81
It is confirmed that peace is signed 100000
ofthe allied troops remain for years IN France,
and all the fortresses will be coded or occupied.
HnussELs, Sept. 9
The Prussisn General Hackc has summoned
Montuedifor the last time, and the lombard
ment began to day.--Let ers from Luxembourg
affirm, that the governor of Metz has not vet
dlsbsnded the garrison of that fortress
The National Guards, which formed the gar1i-
son ofL.sle, and consisted of II, 200 men, are
now reduced to 6000.--From Valencl ennes. those
the National Guard have been sent AWAY who
are not actually inhabitants of that place. Arras
has shut its gate, and strictly prohibited all inter-
course with the surrounding country The pro-
visions which the people of the neighboring villa
ges bring, are received at the out-works by
guard.
The second division ofthe English army from
Canada on its march to Paronne
LrVEnrOoI, Sept. s.
.irriunlef the first East India Ship a. I,ipe.oooI
We congratulate our readers on the arrival
here of the Kingsmil Captain Cassels, belong
ing TO Messrs. Gladston and Grant, being the
first Esst-India ship that has arrived since the
participation of the out posts in this branch of
commerce. She has been absent about s months
an w lerc alo .boo 10
voyage. Her cargo consists of cotton, sugars, IN.
dIgo, zee goods and specs We hail this as the
auspi Gus commencement of new and lucrative
branch OF trade, for winch we are manly indebt-
ed TO the strenuous exertions which were made
by Mr Gladstone and the other gentlemen who
were deputed from this town in conjunction
with those from the rest of the ontports.
Extract Of a Letter from Paris, deited .HugtisI 90
Ihave Deenm this city three weeks, and al.
though we are surrounded by foreign armies, and
the streets crowded with officers and soldiers.
who mIngle with the citizens at all the coffee
houses and other public places, and appear quite
~ home, yet have not seen or heard ofany dis
turbances. IL the distant provinces all is not so
quet--the heavy contributions appear TO be sens,-
bly, felt by the people. Il is thought the allies
will not be in haste to leave this country I am
pleased with the fine appearance of the officers,
PaE tcutsfly me hlSSlmlS-they are remarkably
fne looking men. They wear corsels, and make
their waists as small as possible"
The Marshal Moatcheme is appointed the
French commissioner, and W. Won Haendkin the
PI1Issian commissioner TO reside at st Helena.
II is extraordinary, that the British and Han.
oyerian killed and wounded m the battle of WA
terloo should be exactly 9999'
LoDSoH, sept0 9.
Courier E.rtrdoroEaarg.
During the few hours that the duke d'Angou-
leme renamed At Toulouse ON the 18th of Au-
gust, he admitted to his Audioncean ambassador
from the king ofsPain, who was proceeding to
Paris.
"a man in stat, Of Intoxication, has been ar
rested near the Pont Neuf, for exclaiming .V;4bo.
leon j. S0S 1eGdl Some grensdlers ofthe Nation
al Quad conducted him to the Office of the pre-.
feet.
"The Austrian army, in the neighborhood Of
Strasburg, is estimated At $1,000 men.
Marshal The duke Of Tarentum, addressed.
on the 26th August, a proclamation to the ar.
my.
Yesterday after mass, the king received his
highness Prince Taleyand, and the members of
the first civil and military authorities. His ma.
lesty Likewise gave audience to deputanon from
the DepartIn ent Of Calvidoso
Private letters from Paris represent TO sitna-
ton OF the French ministers as becoming tla,iy
more difficult and embarrassed. Publick opinion
Is more hostile 20 them, and they have 20 tleI
succeeded IN any a;tempts on the Electoral Col.
l'gss, VRsssTssS any # De pntsd ReyOutt.