Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-11

ton, will frankly confess that have not
time to prolongit. If you are commissions
Ell to hold this language, | must abstain
from any reply, because you offer me no
marks ct an official character. which +
can acknowledge" and then he left the
room.
The ministry, emboldened by this pow
leriui cooperation, ventured Yesterday on
a vigorous attack against their oyerbearine
antag0nists. At the close of the sitting
the deputies having continued for the last
40 hours their debates on the budeet.) M.
Dudon, Counsellor of State and Commits
sioner appointed by the King, assembled
the tribune, and declared to the Chamber
| oy the formal order Of the ministry, that
lt7ey had not the right to repeal the law en-
acted on Esd Sept. 1914, which dismissed of
the Royal Forests in favor of the creditors
NJ the State. lie contended the House
could but reject the prt5et de budget for the
present year, but had no right to annul a
iaw passed 8 months since, and which had
oeen partly executed already.
ne reminded the members that the mi.
nance OF laws was vested by the charter i'm
the crown, circumstance which disnIaved
ia yet stronger light the Unconstitutional
OF abrogating law already
past, independently of the concurrence of
me crown. he proceeded to affirm. thar
no conside;ati n would induce the min;stro
% abanuon the law of the esd Sent. He
VA nta'ned with warmth that by the bare
DISCUSSION the members had encroached
upcn the royal prerogative; that no answer
would ne made by the government to the
objections advanced against it. because If
had already received the Parliamentary
sanction. He solemnIy prnte ted that the
ministers would never consent, nv an ;n-
n"hlhous bankruptcy, to defraud the leSi-
innate creditor OF the State of 40 per cent.
On ms capital-that they never could Goa
cur N this lnlamy; and that his Majesty
would consider any further resistance an
tls topic as direct attack on the rova2
authority" CONNIE attentdtoire Pautorite
royate." 'O' ''e
Inc fury of the party, unaccustumed to
similar warnings, is inconceivable--ths
crisis is rapidly approaching.
have only time to add, that Perrepaur
nd Lattte made an admirable remon.
rance to the Chamber, Oh an attack ha.
19rded against this res pectable house bv
ne fnance commission. The memorial
SITS declared that respect for the Chamber
''one prevented their prosecuting the ca
umniators. SoEy
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
wv LONDON, March 90.
We received this morning, Letters from
Paris OF Sunday last. One of Them cave
nat umcrs prevail at Paris Ito which we
'''aeh not the slightest credit, of the Ans.
ian army having re-entered France.
PARIS, March e5.
g should think | was defc;ant -,
uty towards you. were / moi to annr ~
'ou' mat rumors OF an alarming nature are
~" 'uFreilt, IN Societies which. from their
opportunities of correct information. rarely
nave room Tor supPostious intelligence.
~ Us affirmed that the Austrian armies mas.
"a me frontiers of the French Kinpdon nm
me 18th instant, and that declaration of
eur views was published at Embrun. ;,,
'aupnlne. on the 18th. Various are fine
co lectures here on the motives of this in.
VaSi"n some pretend hat it is connected
win TIE refusal OF this power TO restora
IaillcIa to Poland, which was considered
as an indemnity for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT or
ne austrian territOris in ltaly. mani.
'esto OF the Emperor of Russia against Ans-
ira was said to have been received ves,or
iay' complaining oft'is c0untry's want of
h'th I'D the accomplishment of its treat;es
~ the other hard Austria enters into
rance, as 1t is affirmed, under pretence mr.
Sactlng an indemnity for the Ex-Empress
=" '"ty millions. out willing to sound the
Duohc mind, aud should circumstances
prove propltiOus after ESTABLISHING ,Ia re-
Sency oil Maria Louisa, to form An ofIano;,o
and defensive alliance with France and
set 1t defiance b varia, p vs.. IA and Rnss;s
.. communicate TO you this intelligence,
without pretending 10 ascertain tbe JerreS
VI creulDIlty II IS ehtitled to, whether il be
me exaggerated description of some preyi-
ouSIy understood arrangements, or whether
u De the pure invention of the audacioua
and disahected.o '''o"s
The following article is extracted from
brussels papers to the 24th. received tbie
morning they contain little else of mn.
ment to US. " "'o-
BRUSSELS, March %.
1hey write from Cambray. that the bouso
which the Duke OF Wellington i r. inbab;t
~ that town, is ready to receive him IL
mas Oeen hired Tor the whole time that t,a
army OF occupation Is TO remain IN France
!, ne Noble Lord will reside alternately AZ
Paris, and his headquarters at Cambray
We received this morning Paris nansrs
OF Monday last Gen. Debelle b,s boor
condemned to death, but the Memhera 81
the Court have determined to imnlore 10
.naJesty 8 ciemency in his favor. At Rem.
, Ies' lieut. zen. Iravot has also been con.
uoao, PARIS, March o5.
On the Goth the Permanent Council oe
war OF the 18th Military Division at Rem
mes, alter having been in deliberation from