Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-10

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phiny is in an irritation, which leaves
room to apprehend every moment gene
raj rising, which the Authorities will lave
much difficulty in keeping down. If, as is
affirmed, the Austrian troops are approach
ing, it Is not doubtful that the inhabitant,
Will then fasten to rally themselves again
under the national colors.
n PARIS, Feb. So,
i The reign of terror is at its height. the
prisons are full, however soon they NAV be
opened to make way for prisoners of ano-
Their description. 1t is said that the En-
Slish newspapers are prohibited here
leon.
i Carnot sold his property previous to his
going to Russia. 1t amounted to the enor-
nous sum of 20 900 f. ancs (about e,OOO[.
steriins) L dare say NJ. De Blacas will
set down Carnot to be great fool. Carnut
by way of economy, left Paris in Cabrio-
let, drawn by single horse, which he pur-
chased to go by easy stages as far as War
saw. On MS arrival there, he was gracious
ly, received by the Emperor Alexander.
who then, and not till then, gave him his
orevet of Lieutenant-Generalo of Artillery
IN the Russian service. Carnot is not the
/ only conventionalist who is employed by
! Alexander.
! A MIR. Ferry, a member of the conyen-
ton, VINO voted for the death of Louis XVI.
and who was director of the school of Ar
tillery at MentZ, is also going to Russia to
be employed there. 1t is said that Gambia
ceres is actually naturalized by the Empe-
rOr of Russia.
they are laboring under hand at Paris
TO create a party for the Duke d'Angou-
leme.
A Dutch vessel entered the river of Caen.
The inhabitants of Caen seeing red blue.
and white flag, believed that it was the
French national flag and the news spread
Immediately through the town, that the
Emperor was returning. The whole of
the national guards flew to their arms, and
every man fastened to the port to receive
him. When the error was discovered. the .
royal authorities resumed their superiority.
This is said to be the motive for arrestins
the Prefect OF Des Calvadoes, aud the or.
ders tor breaking up and afterwards re-or-
ganizng the national guard.
Translated from French papers for the
baltimore Patriot,
WARSAW, Jan. %.
Marshal Dayoust, with several other
French Generals, are expected here some
OF them have permission to repair to Rus
sa.
MADRID, Jan. 27.
M. Cevallos is recalled into the minis
| try; his disgrace only lasted 4S hours
Madame Porlier is alive she has secluded
/ m a nnf
Marshal Soult was the Cd Feb. at tbe
Tarne, on his way to Hamburg. Massena.
| it is said, is about publishing his iustifca-
ton he will find it difficult to get over the
memorial sent by the inhabitants of Mar
settles, who charge him with having sun
pressed their loyal feelings when the usur-
| per returned from Elba, and thereby pro
NOTED the views of the traitor. Fouche has
taken leave of the court of Saxony. Cam
baceres arrived at Brussels the Cd instant
with his Secretary. His departure from
Paris was not as soon expected.
LONDON, Feb. 9.
The city of Carthagena, with the whole
province on the Spanish Maine, to the
number of three millions of souls, have
thrown off the yoke of Spain, and applied
to this government to be taken under its
}protection and control. Existing treaties
prevent the Prince Regent accepting the =
tender.
We learn by letters from Cadiz, that the
Spanish ship of the line Maria Louisa, was
lately lost on the coast of Africa. She had
been long time at Port Mahon, and by
order of the new Admiral l'Infant Don An
tonic, she had sailed for Cadz to take our
troops and provisions for the army before
Carthagena. Her crew was 70 men and 3
officers. The few individuals who escaped
the wreck, fell into the hands of the AIge.
rines.
| 1t was reported in Paris, under the date of the
| 18th February, that Charles w. would leave
Rome, and return into Spain to live near his son
| Ferdinand VII. The English troops it was also
said, were continuing 10 fortify Genoa of which
they intended to make a naval military post.
Prince Leopold Of Sax CobOurg, the fttute nus.
band of her Royal Highness the Princess Char
lotte, left Berlin the LIST February, on his way to
England. The marriage of the Prince Royal Of
Wurtemberg with her Imperial Highness the
Grand Duchess Ca;harine of Russia, was celebra-
| ted the oath January in st. Petersburg.
All the shops for the reading ofhewspapers bv
the public, have been shut by the Police. The
latest news from Warsaw that reached Paris at
the above date, mentions Count Carnot's passage
by that City, ON his way TO St. Petersburg. The
Austrian troops still remain masters of the For.
iress of Alexandra in Piedmont The Pied.
montese people complain highly of the war re.
QUESTIONS weighing still upon them Public At.
tention is much bent towards the negotiation be.
tween Austria and Bavaria, as the troops of both
parties are IN great motion ON their respective
frontiers The head quarters of the Bavarians
were at Brannau, and the king has ordered a ore.
n amer NJ