Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-13
!. PARIS. Nosen,l,rt. es.

uiSJe-svs tnc ehlpcrorS VINO n&u gone sul
to. hrn, ca horseback, being informed of
the approach of the pope, proceeded tn
meet his holiness. and net him al Ia Crnix
de 81. Herein. The emperor, ard the
pope, alghted both at the same lime
they approached & embraced each other.
The emperor entered Erss into the car
riagc to place his holiness on the right.
They arrived at the castle through Two
lines of troops and the noise of artillery.
His eninence. cardinri Csprara, and Tie
great officers OF his majesiys household,
received them vt the bottom Of lhe stair
case. The emperor aud the pope pro-
ceeded ,cgs,her by the gilt stair case, as
far as the place which separates their a.
par,renss. His holiness having there quit
ted The emperor, was conducted by The
giaad chamberlain, ne grand master of
the palace, and the grand master Of the
ceremon'es, to the, apartments prepared
Tor him.
iiasin.: rested some tire, bis Holiness
PAID q yisi, 10 the emperor; he was con-
dussed 'nt~ his closet by the cre.a officers
oil his majesty. The emperor re.con,luc-
ted the pope TO the hall of the great CHI
GERS. Ills holiness immediately a[ler Md
visit 10 The empress. The lady ofEoror,
who wen; 10 meet his Holiness, introduced
h;m int the closet If the empress. Her
maies'y re-cosducled the pope as far as
the second room of her apartments. The
! pope having stunned to his own apart
rs1ni, The minister and great officers of
the-mpire had The honor of being pre- sen.
ted to his holiness.
Al 4 O'clock The emperor Sent notice ia
1.-THE pope, that he Intended to pay him a
visit and repaired to the closet of hi, I,ol;-
ness, Preceded by the great officers OF his
household. The same ceremonies were
observed in regard 10 the 7isi, OF the pope
TO the emperor. AZ each of these visits
the pope and the emperor remained toe e.
tier alone for half an hour.
( Prince Louis, who - as a, Fcn.ain5leau.
paid yisi, TO his holiness. The einner6r
presented to ths pope The arch chancellor
and arch treasurer.
His eminence cardinal Fcsch was pre-
sentcs' To he emperor the same day. His
holiness will Lake some days rest at Fon-
tainb.eau, and repair 10 Paris br.os e the
conservation, which will take piac. next
Sunday.
he ciet'or arch-chance,,or OF the en-
pre- Asiiyed this day al l'onlainbleau, at
) O'Clock; he occupies 10 tho castle the
! apartments destined for him. The same
day he vas presented to their myies,ies.
LONDON, Nov. -.
The following extraordinary paragraph
appeared IN second edition OF the Cork
Mercantile Chronicle Of yesterday sem
night:
I'VE have just received Information,
communicated by the master Of a vessel
who arrived in our barbor from aiorlaix.
that ot6ers had been issued by the Efenct,
! government 10 the commissioners al ,I,pr
port, and similar orders 10 the eomnissj.
oners oil all the ports, that in the even; OF
The arrival OF any Russian ships, all posi-.
bic assistance and accommodations should
be given them ; this was said 10 be the
res1it OF treaty Of amity between the
French aud Russian governments. By
the same source We are informed. that q
great number oftroops had marched from
The neigh6orhood Of Morlaix, for Brest.
said 10 De destined for secret expediti-
on"
Poor MARy Of Buttermere" was mar.
RED on Sunday ss'nnight. a, the parish
1 N.'''S.. y. s"t-ctiuttS, IL q young l&Fncr
o. The Vale Of hcswick.
AeRIcULrURE.--Jhe eccentric froIic
OF the celebrated Jerusalem Whai-r. IN
his trip TO the capital oil Jvdea, has been
prodnctivc OF an advantage othe sgricuI-
ture OF his country, never expected To
haze resulted from an adventure so eIiin,-
sica!; and which may fairly be e,ua.cra,.
cd IN the iist of" great eyents from tile
causes.s
a small sheafof Jerusalem wheat, bro't
home by tie servant who accompanied Mr.
Wbaley To JUdea, and afterwards used as
sign ~ an obscure aiehcuse in Dublipo
pened byhis servant, by the neres. chance.
attracted the notice Of an experimental
farmer Afcr so many years absence
bonn It's indigenous soil, and hanging a.
bc9e three, exposed to the weather, The
She's was examined, and only three ears
were lousd ~ sound state.
The grains Of those were powr in The
garden Of tie farmer, and their produce,
N The following year, evnced the most
astonishing prOiIfickness; the culture has
been carefully continued Tor the last four