Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-03

Letters from Floreuc, announce fbatw
Marcasni the eel abrated Pco,essar or ~.
sioio@y, AoaSomy aud Chemistry, died 90
the 18th ult. near Sienna.
III consequence of the DELAY of three
lays allowed the accased by the law.
Marsha Hey will not be brought up before
Monday or Tuesday.
The excuse given bv Marshal Aurereau
ior not sitting on the trial has been ac-
SnaMledged sufficient by the Chamber.
we hear that the Marshal was this niubt
transferred from che Conciergcrie to the
Luxembourg.
:. PARIS, Nov. 90.
Marshal Ney has written to the Minis
tiers OF the Allied Powers, TO reclaim the
strict execution of the Convention of the
so July last, for the surrender Of Paris. by
winch an amnesty Tor all acis pusterior 10
toe Goth Mars was stipulated by the rene
rails OF the allied forces. Madame New
has had an interview on this subject w;tb
the bale OF Wellington, who Observed to
her, that the convention OF the Sd of July
mad neyer been ratified by his Majesty
Ions Xviii. and th,t in consequence the
Allies could not Interfere in anv measures
which me King mi5ht thinl Hroper 10 !, :
d"pt IN order 20 insure the In erior tram
guilty Of the state.
HE iOth regiment of regular infantry.
which continued faithful to the royal cause
after the ihvasion of Bonaparte, returned
to this city Gu Saturday. in order to he in
corPorated IN the royal guard. Detach-
mems from the Parisian National Gu,rd
went out To meet them, and ACCOMPANIED
them 10 the Palace Of the flui,leries.
In the Chamber 0f Peers on the 18th. If
was unanimously resolved, that Marshal
Ney should De delivered over To the Cham
Der, and that his trial should bcpin ON
tuesday, the i2st inst.
Our readers kaew that Marshal Mac
donald was OF Scotch parcntage to mi
TACT we are able to adj, fram The best an
thori'Y, that of lie Aia!sha! himself. sone
further particulars. These arc contained
~ letter written by lin from Bourges.
the head quarters OF the army OF the Loire,
on uie %oth ut. TO near relation in Scot
land. II may De necessary, however. IL
premISe that the father # Macdonald was
native oil South list, in the Western He
brides but tdat the Marshal himself was
Dorm IN France, his father being married
- French lady after his emigration To
that country, to which he had passed aver
- the last companion of that unfortunate
Prince Charles Stuart.o
In the letter TO has relation, speaking of
tnelr common ancestry the Marshal saws
ID iataer, who was educated IN Flanders.
at the College of konay, wa, after the
disastrous expedition of the year I746, pro-
scrlbed no his own country and left the
last companion ofthe unfortunate Prince
q. Stuart; with Mm he repassed in safety
into France, IA tie service of which he cor.
unued from that tisue. la 1898 he retired
successfully 10 St Omer, Sedan and al
last to Sancerre, little town in the pro-
vince Of Berry. where lie terminated a ca
ceer, honoured for his virtues. and by The
esteem which was constantly the attep-
dant OF them. My mo- her survived him
some years. Oftleir issue my sister and
are the only survivors.
" Ihe extraordinary events of which
France has lately been the theatre and the
victim, has prevented me from realizing a
project which I had long since formed of
visiting the country of my ancestors but |
hope, however, to effect it in the ensuing
summer"