Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-14

iria! aud c0agic0on, be WAS executed at
'aris, the och august, 1915.
S. Lieut.. Geu. Lai'emasi, the senior
He surrendered himself TO tie British 81,
nc corseg@s Of Booaparte; was ssnt To-
MM;a bat Il il exported, has been lately
'ibefa'ea, VIII emission 60 embark Err
America; aud was at .SmyTaa q; the last
dates.
d. Col Lditemard-hrnther Of the ssnye,
vas arrested by Lnais 18th as seditinus
person. prior to the return Of Bonaparte
lrom siba (; and was ser at liberty ~ the
latter. Since his denenciatira his place Of
residence has bceu cs.ccaIe.i.
8. Lieut. G-... .TeGn Baptist D;.olef. d.
Eifon.---- ~ carly sihercn' to 4ouia: whom
he betrayed when Benapa, landed tron
-s'5a. Had distinguished cnmmsnd at
waterloo: Has published memnir ir
justification OF lis canduct--snd was a.
waitips his trial in Psis, which was I.
take Mace the latter part of 1une. Tie is
son Of the postmaster who arrested Louis
l6.h, at Varernes.
o., tlent. Gen. Lefebere npsaous',es.-
After Bpnaprte's first overthrow. he adj.
hercd 10 the Buuibons but when Bona.
parte landed from Eiba. he attemuted Il,
sctiuce the regiment Of royal chasseurs.
U.iich e commanded, and 10 capture La
on Fer the usarper. lie was one of Nauo-
, ieon's faynrite officers, on whom he show-
cred eliees ana orders, but he had the IN
dependeEce 20 say to the emseror at Fop.
ta;no'eau,.in April 1916" Sire You are
undcne. You would not listen to the
colase Is OIL our servants anu nDw the SEN
ale mas declared that you have forfeited
tnp ihrone?' Alter the second overthrow
pf 8nnaSa;te he fled to ! icrinaay. an,
from thancesle arrived ine rhe u. States.
where he now IS An act Of outlawrv hiss
bfcn issaed against lin and several others.
7. Lieut. Gen. .4neiit--An early adhe.
rent 10 louis followed sian,;eors.fo "
OBS, aud there showing detection he was
appfehended. sent to Paris, tried. condemn
ed to death. but before the sentence was
executed. WAS liberated by the arrival of
Benaparte. He vas lately arrested il,
Hanover. bat sctat liberty, il was said, bv
order OF tine British prince regent.
8. Lleut. Gen. Brayer.--Iie command
ed under Louis at Lyons, when B,,naDar.
re landed from Eliza, an,i went out al the
head OF the garrison ia we some him. He
lied to Gefmany, where he was at the last
date.
8. Lieut.. Gen. GiHey--A warm parti.
zan of Bonaparte in the south or Franz,
lie opposed the duke d'4ngnuieme: and
atse: the second overthrow Of Donaparte.
headed, it was said, a band of insurgents.
Having sled from France, he has been tried
IN Paris par continuance, found guilty of
treason and revolt, aud sentenced 10 dsath.
--snon after the publication of the decree
Of July, 1873, he published a memoir. in
which he treated the kings rather cavalier.
~, and said.Ss he ,caited icittous aariety
for The decision IF his jltages.'' But wheE
he found in the fate Of EabatIoyete. that
Louis could let the die fall heavy. he fled
his county & has not recently been heard
from.
10, Lieut.. Gen. Mouton Durernet-He
swoFe early allegiance to the Bourbons. &
was sent to Grenoble to stop Bonapar,e's
career. but inine'ihim He has since sur
rendered iunself to trial, which was about
70 take placeat our last dates from pqris.
II MWsbal Eaaauei GrouehY-He is
now in tine United states. An exposition
OF his cnnduei having been recently pub-
hshed IN the Aurora, we shall add nothing
to It.
IL Lieut.. General RertraaR Claussy-
lie is likewise in tive United States. lie
commanded at Bordeaux. and his conduct
was much complained Of He also COM
maaded corps at Waterloo. Since he
ielt France process of outlawry has been
issued against him.
is III. gen. Laborde--He also is chare-
Ell With having sworn allegiance to.Lonis
NJ having violated his oaths, committed
Treason auil revolt, and upheld the usu,p.-
ton OF NAPOLEON. Having left France
process OF -oRtlawry is issued against him
also
II. Ut. gen DsbeRe--He wae charced
With having efrsyei the roval cause in the
7cuth Of FRANCE. aad Intercepted the duke
dangoueme. lie was tried in March
last, 4 sentenced 70 death but Louis com
muted the punishment TO ten years impri.
sonment.
- 1t. gen. Bertrand-He accompanied
Bonaparte 10 Elba and is now Wit. him NJ
II. Helena. He gave 10 his adhesion ~
i4o'I' onya fnrtneisht before b. landed
rom Eliza. r. has been tried for coniu.
macy and sentenced to death. which vii,
be executed upon him, shouId he return 10
France, as.it isrepartcd he intends.
1T. ger. conference.-the was arrested
IN England, sent TO France. tried and -sc.
quilted, on the ground fiat being ASSIGNED
IN Yrtue OF the teeaty o. FolntainbIeau, to
attend BonaParte TO fbs, he was absolyed
from his allegiance te France. When b.
naparte was making bis rapid progress from
Antilles to Paris, Cambronne commanded
the advance guard Of forty grenadiers who
pre- coded him.