Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
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Latest from Europe.
BY the ship Diligence, capt. Ccocker,
we have received Irish papers to the IOsh
OF Nay, containing London news to the
5th. The following are the only articles
OF moment.
A change of the British Ministry, it was
sad, wOnll immediately ak place, should
MIR. Fox agree to 80 in with Mr. Pitt. MIR.
Pitt had declared that he would not 60
into office unless Mr.. Fox did.
LONDON, May 5.-In a second edition
oil the Courier Yesterday we mentioned
That news had b2en resolved of 2COJ of
ths enc ny's hosiiii having come out of
Bo'ogne. Eeariy Yesterday morning they
were seen from D1ser Heights at anchor
about two miles from the French shore.
Oluag the remainder OF the day the wea-
Their was too thick TO see them but dis
tant cannoIade was heard several times
1t is probable hat The hHjla only came
out to 'nannlvre, and that they returned
into port in the evening.
From me Courier.-ir. Arlington was
with his Majesty Yesterday for an hour.
Mr.. Put, II was generally sunpo cd, was
TO have been honored with a conference,
but We understand that he has no vet seen
his Majesty. Nothing has yet been de
clsiveiy concluded; but we suppose that
the new arrangement Will be declared on
Monday.
Inc safe of the Kings health, and the
prooaO'hty OF regency, are questions of
too much lelicacy for discussion in a Pub
tic Newspaper at present though they
are the subjcc OF conversation in almost
every company.
The new Ministerial arrangements have
not yet TRANSFERRED. 1t seems certain,
however,, that both Mr.. Fox and Mr.. Pitt
are included in the new Administration,
The Lord Chancellor, as we'll as Mr.. Ad-
dington, waited on his Majesty yesterday.
ItIs Lordshlp, it is said, will retain his ST.
tuation, as will also Lord Chatham and
Lord Westmoreland, the Offices of Mas.
ter The Ordinance and Lord Privy Seal.
The office chaIked out by reports for Mr..
Fox, is that OF Secretary Of State Cor Fo.
reign fairs.
May 6.
Although considerable portion of our
impression has been worked off, we stop
the press TO annoulc nee, that to this moment
az O'Clock at night nothing has been set.
tied as to the formation Of new admins
tration.
Mr. Addington has not given in his re
signatlon as has been enormously stat d
IN some of the daily papers, and i, is
qnally untrue that he has declared his ia
ten;ion to retire from public SITUATION
Tor ever. Such declaration Would be
mighty un5ccomlng a man who appears 10
have been eve. governed BY d sense nf du-
~ 70 his sovereign and his country AID
by which n',ments the public arc bound
To conclude .hat he will continue to be ac-
t1ated whether in pubic or private sta.
ton.
II is whispered, that Mr.. Arlington has
formed the determination neither 10 ac-
cept pension, place, or rank, OH retiring.
frcm Office.
To cpuntenance the shallow tale of ri.
chegru having been guilty Of suicide, an
order has been issued that the prisoners
IN the temple shall he unreni,tiugIy
guarded; IN the apartments Of MORGAN,
Georges, sc. fiYe gems d'armes are stali
oned night and day. Thuriot, q bro. her.
IN law OF the famous DAYTON, and Clvar.
tie agent of Robes2ierre, is the person to
who'.. ,ne examination of prisoners in The
Temple is confided.
Ii was strongly reported at Paris at the
date OF the last letters, that the two Polic.
nacs,and the Countde Rochefoucault, have
died in prison.
The First Consul is stated to have re.
Gently decla edIoacircle Of private friends.
That he was glad to find that Moreau wax
hot 50 culpaOie Us it was al first supposed.
..
FREDERICK sBURC, June IS.
BANK OF VIRGINIA.