Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-06

That account FILED to be the frs. to MANIFEST
..le,r devotion To the kings person, and their low
on on learning the return of our august monarch 4,
his capital. :" ~
Your escellency win find annexed the oorv ~
a letter addressed By Napoleon to the Pr;nc.
regent OF England, and which must have reacb-
ca G.. ms royalhighness through the medium Of tha
pray your erceilency to accept the homage
OF my profound resPect.
II. DE RIGNY.
The king dimes tomorrow with the eynoero-
Alexander
Addresses ofdeyotiOn and fidelity to the kin.
ter OF war - s-e ii.i--
Marshal soult has beer. arrested at Mend.sby
the national guards. "
The greatest tranquility reigns at G-enobI..
"nleh is occupied BY 1000 Austrians and PEA.
His majesty the emperor of Austria -aye Dr.
her to-day to the king of France and The fo-e;,-,
so' srelgns. Their r. III. Monsieur. and The dne-,
oe berry were also present. The august Guests
ieI =. together about two hours-r ~
II Is positively asserted that the ;reat;fs5 xsee
was signed this evening. By this treaty Wb;ct,
agrees with the details that We gave n onr -.
per Oh the 18th, 1t is provided that the contr;b,i
tions imposed by the allied troops sf,aII beCei,,
.ed from the indemnties stipulated IN f,vo,rrs ~,
u,e l'o"ers-6ut the conditions that will give Iesr
-~,re 70 All good trenchnen, is thai the IN
u-gri,y OF France is solemny acknowledged =
Positive intelligence from the arr,v cir
states, tnat there can bel doubt of its cornnJat.
SUBMISSION. Since the 18th officers and soIdis--
wear the white cockade-the ar,ny has fsI+ ,Sas
the most perfect union alone can szye the cru
,ry, and mas therefore fraternised with the y!en-
dean troops, who like it. are animated wifi a..
truest patriotism.-T shades that ,i;st;nr,,;st-
duty. - '''''''A
Yesterday madame. the duchess, Sfs AngonIerne
entered Paris by the barrier ofSt. Dennis. shs
arrived at the Thuilleries at 9 O'Clock
Monsieur, brother of the king, the duke oe
Bern, and detachment of the Pr,issian rational
guard, preceded her. During the whole roIrt.
the AR resounded with the cries of - lo7or I;vS
madame d Angouleme, long live the Bourbons-o
Faithful TO the principles ofthe allig.se. fzrr.,-
ed between the powers Of Europe. sf7d gonly.li-
rected against the man, who us1rpila, anew th,
power over France, in its train, -nis 3oyaI ~
ness the prince regent of England. who i.s
shewn himself so constantly animated with III.
noble desire of putting an end to them. b-v;ng-
peen informed that Napoleon Bonaparte had suf-
rendered himself to the naval forces of his Bri-
en' me MAJESTY, hastens 20 cause all htstilities
on tile coast of France to cease. us excellence
lord Cast ereagh hes communicated to tho min
ister OF the king official notice of tbesa o-r.
and the following note to this effect has been az,
dressed TO his hiShness prince T5,lleyrand.
NOTE.
The undersigned, the principal secretarv, rs
state ofhis britannia msiesty for foreign ahairs
has received from his royal hjghness the pr;ncs
regent, orders to inform primo sIralievran5 Oh
through him his rlost christian fTz4ssty that e.
soon as the news was received in England tbat
y bSnsparte had surrendered himself to
, uie, naval torces of Great Britain; his rovaL
hishness immediately gave order to cause All
hostliit'es on the COST of France to cease.
Inc undersigned, Communicates with the
greatest pleasure to his royal hiehness prince,
Talieyrand, the copy Of the orders gwen on tb;s
SUBJECT and SEXES this occasion tn renew TO him
the assurances OF his distinguished considera.
ton.
cAsTLEREAeI.
iiis royal highRess the prince Talley1and.
Translation Of dispatch orearl Bafk,,rst % II.
lords commissioners efthe atisairary.
DspartTTent Of Far,
Juiy q, 1915
MT Lohp-havlng been Informed TODAY thae
Napoleon Bonaparte has surrendered h,rsolF -,
to the hon. capt Maitland cornynandin, " W
ship Beileroph N his royal hChness the pr;nce
regent, hastens To embrace the opport,n;ty IS
delivering the ports Of France from the ;rnnsd;.
ments which result from the state of war "a
iHuOn Is Is COllllalole WIN Tue great object Of
the alliance OF the soveregns, and the stabilitvo
the peace and tranquility ofEurope. has directcJ
me to make known TO you, that his intention i;
that your lordships should give orders that al
hostilities against the coast of France cease ~
mediately and that ms naiesty's vessels suffer ala
French vessels carrying the white Gag to nav
gate freely.
(SigneS) BATHURST.
PARIS, Jolly 20.
Marshal SOuIt was arrested on the IOg,
OF this month, by 900 national guards of
the town of Mende, at the house of general
Drune, formerly secretary general of war.
lie was carried TO the prefecture of Men
de, where he is confined, until orders from.
the government be received.
July 81.
NJ. Murat was TO embark, a few dave
since, at 1oulon, to go to England
Orders have been sent to Mendc. To
suffer marshal Soult TO continue his Jour
ney. He is going, it's said, to his mo-
TIERS, at st. Amand, department of Tarn.
July IS.
There are reckoned in the army ICY ST.
perior officers, who remained faithful 10
their oaths, some of whom followed tho
king, and the others refused TO serve anevI
under BOnaparte.