Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06

which was only INTERRUPTED Tor a moment
nut to take military occupation of the Com
mune in which the sediton originated
Letters from Grenoble of the 9Th. confirm
that tranquility is perfectly re-establishcd.
and that the number Of the Insurgents has
been overrated.
lhe rumours Of c0mmOtion at Toulouse
have been spread without the least founda
ton Tor them.-France blesscs her king.
aud the peace which she enjoys under his
paternal and tutclar authority.
1t was about league from Grenoble. that
General Donadieu, met the rebels. beat them
completely, and dispersed them. The
whole night was employed in pursuit of
them, and only few individuals escaped
by seeking refuge in the mountains. Fbeir
loss was considerable ours it is said a.
mounts to not IN re than Is men. One Of
their chiefs was killed on the spot. 1t is
assured that all those who have been taken
with arms In their hands have been tried
militarily, and executed.
All ''ur correspondence corroborates the
news OF Yesterday, that since the 4th no
troubles have manifested themselves, nei.
Their in the department of lsere, nor else.
where.
An ordinance of the king. dated 9th May,
runs thus -" On the report that has been
made TO US, that political and secret So
ciety has existed for the three last months
at Amiens, without encouptcring any Oh
stacie to it from the public authority -
that our Attorney General had even con-
sented to become meniser of it :-that the
Prefect being informed of its existence from
the origin, has not rendered ALI account of
1t to our ministers, and has tacitly author
lied it ;--that Colonel Clouet, Colonel of
the Departmental. Legion, was one of the
heads and founders of that society-we
have ordained, and do ordain as follows
Sieur Morgan. our Attorney General at the
royal court of Amiens, and Sieur Seguier,
Project of La Somme are revoked. Sieur
Ciouet is removed from active service"
The days of the Sd and the 5th of MAY,
have been observed as festivals throughout
all France, in commemmoration Of the
king return to his capital in 1914.
Details from the Jo,irnai de PIsere of the IN Nan
About 90 individuals, who were of the
number of the iactious, were brought in ON
Sunday morning, and received by the
whole population, amidst the cries of Vire
le Roll
immediately the prevotaI court assem-
bled and commenced their trial they will,
with the least delay possible, be Judged
and punished with all the severity of the
law. In the evening a tavern keeper Nv
the name OF lsobelin, who entertained the |
chiefs OF the insurgents, was arrested, and |
has made important discoveries in his con-
fession, as to the names of the leaders.
To the agitation of the night, succeeded |
on Sunday morning public solemnity.-
Prayers were offered up in the cathedral. |
IN commemoration of the kings entry into |
Paris.
The Messenger deS Chaln5res. an even !
ing paper, has been suppressed by order of |
the minister of police, for having given
circulation, ON the 10th inst. to a rumor
disseminated by maievolence, relative to a
pretended attempt said to have been made
by the factious against the town of Tou-
louise.
An order of the project of the depart
ment OF pas-de-Calais, allows delay of
10 days, for the purchasers or concealers
OF arms and military effects, to make de-
claration and restitution of these objects.
The vigor OF the measures pursued BY
government has entirely dissipated the in
sulTection, and there no longer remains IN r
the department of Isere, single rebel.
The authority promptly delivered up to
justice all those taken with arms upon
them. On the 9Th and 9th Nav, 2S of
them were condemned to death: two were
executed Immediately, and the others
would he executed the next day.
The first council Of gar Of the 10th mi
lltary division at Lille, on the 9th of Nav.
unanimously condemned to the pain of
death, gen. Chartran, convicted for having
fulfilled mission in March aud April, the
object of which was to destroy the govern
ment of the king in the south of France.
However the council recommended him to
tie mercy of the monarch.
A detachment of 200 chasseurs Of the
royal guard, rrriyed at Lyons on the 9Th.
From The Boston CeYtinel
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
II friend has .farored as Nth Paris files
to the 10Th .UGy.
The prosecution of the residue of the Nine
Or NJ, t.etn