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

ty is still AT Paris Sire, all hesitation ynpll
henceforth tend only to compromt the interest of
he country.
The contest in which YOU are abou, TO ensage
VIII not be the struggle of day: Perhaps il viii
require long efforts, and much suffering. It is
important that the nation should be satisfied in
TINS respect, and your majesty will no doubt
deem 1T proper to lay before the Chambers all the
documents relative.to our situation Enlightened
as 10 the nature of the perils with which France
melaced, their patriotism and their wise ener.
| 81 Will respond TO the appeal which will be thus
| made TO hem: They will feel that the govern
inent must have great supplies of every descrip.
| roh and they viii not hesitate to furnish them
| france wishes to be independent, France Will re-
nam independent, and The sincere union of the
people with the monarch will form around the
country wall brass, against which will be
broken all the Efforts OF the enemies Other happ
ness and ofher liberty, of the national industry
and of French honor.
(Sisued) CAULAINcotrRT
, Duke of Vincenza.
English tetters fonnd UPON III. de Laroeie lac
qustin, and addressed 10 han.
May 20, 1915
SIa-Having been informed of your reyerses
oy your friends, in two communications have at
length been able to bold with them, slncel had
the pleasure Of seeing you, and OF the great diff
Guilty OF sending letters to you, as also OF their
doubts To your ultimate success, unless assis-
ted by English troops, no longer feel justified
n deierrng To comply with the positive order
nave received to send the transports to England
and TO return myself Immediately TO Plymouth,
With the whole. of The vessels under my orders
OF winch ibid myseifthe honor 20 inform you by
letter on the 25d instant.
4 have therefore this day dispatched them to
Falmouth, but haze taken upon rfyself from INV
c.ffa
Gays Longer on the coast with this ship, and the
eiegrsph schooner, in the hope,hat YOURS Elf and
trends may be able to jon me, and no endeayor
saii DC wanting on my part, Is far as is conssten emf
~nh oe FUNCTIONS laid on me, to effect, if YOU
will signify your wishes on the subject.
With the mott earnest PRAYER for yo,Ir safety
and success,
Ihave the honor to remain
Your faithful servant.
Z. KOTToE.
Ny dear .]farq,ds,
cannot express to YOU the happiness felt last /,
eeening al seeing your aid-de-camp and hearing
81 your safety and welfare NV officers and 7 I
nay add, my men, partook oft. Tha low wan
Die IN every countenance. AsIprediotc I'd g.
+, has turned out. An admiral (Sir Henry IT.
NAM has arrived, and taken upon him The Gov, |
'''and OF THIS service, He is pleasant man and |
me OF our hrst officers. shall have great ,Isa.
He III presenting Won TO him He is most anx;
us ~ Sc you on board to confer upon operati
ohs. ne has brought arms and ammunition anil
some feld artillery. His flag is flying on board
me superb OF "a guns, and he has also with him
me Bellerophon of the same force So all viii
s se SO wen, and 1--we in hopes o. seeing those
SHOWS aC OF. titles surrounded and cut IN To- |
morrow. am to remain close IN shore to co,o
nunicate with you, and shall take good care to
watch them narrowly all thus day, and to Iool< on,
Or your advance. God bless and preserve Won
ny dear SIR. With the most sincere esteem and
attachment to yourself and our cause,
lremain,
Your faithful servant