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their original principal and to tie eng n of the time
during which the accumulation may have been going
on. But, for arguments fake, fuppofe chat their
majelties nave fsri meme of this money; fuppofe
that, notwithstanding the exemption provided For by
law OF 81, naafss Property ID tie public faua, not
withdrawing this, let Us ivrpoie, that their maefties
have made no E,visS; Ill am of opinion. thar.
out OF the llS.oco. year. allowed for their e,ivy
PHrfs, the addition about to be made to the in,
comes OF the younger branches OF the royal family.
might have been made, if fuch addition had been ne
cehary and that any rate, am of opinion. thar
no addition to the burtheHs of the people, ON account
OF the royal family, ought have been made until
this heavy privy rure had heen largely drawn from.
Am told, that, upon my feheme of royal lupport
there would be- no room for their majeRies Gv;gs
milling! My anfwcr is, that | never could, and
cannot now, fee any neceiity for fuch faviny. In
deed can lee no gs in it. cannot, for my life, per-
oeive any purpofe that it is calculated to aprrer
What can king of England do with favinps } The
Importing Of his dignisyis necefary confequence
oil the exiitenceof the contribution and if the con-
itituton were to ceale exit, where would be the
iecurity for his iayires9 nrd as to her naieny ,be
queen, 100000. year is lay law, fettled upon her
maleity Tor life, in cafe OF his majenys previous de
miie !; beiides which Buckingham houle, Richmond
old park and everal other valuable fettements and
Proviiions are made FOR her majety. With all thele
facts and circumstances before me mutt lament tba,
at time like the preent, any addition to the bur
thens ct the people ihould be made for the purpo OF
augnen'ing the income of any branch of the royal IA
mily and, fit be finally refolved ox to augment the
incomes of the younger branches, or any Of them,
mutt lament, if his maey be not adviled to make the
augmentation out of hofe ample means, which, from,
his Privy puFfe alone, he appears to me to poefs.
grudge nothing to the royal family that is neceGary
to the iupPort of their dignity. No part of my take,
DO more cheeriuily pay than that part which for
TINS Purpoie is wanted becaufe know, that, if the
dignity and Plendor Of the throne be not fupported
the government isfelfmu foon PERTH, and beeaare
am convinced, that when duly exercired this govern,
"'ent is the beit in the world. But, becauie am moi
anxious to fee all that is neceary granted it does
not follow that no grant whatever, let the circum
itanees ct the time be what they may, ought to be
diiapProved OF by me. think the allowances to the
royal family already too large; the more have in
CURED into the iubeG, the hrmer has my conviction
become, that it is much larger than IS ooni(ieur with
the good of the country; and as am perfradcd
that this conviction is very generally entertained
cannot but hope, that the efforts, which ron,e few
members OF the houle of commons have been making
and which ihall have been more particularly noticed
IN the next, will, at laa, be crowned with fuccefs.
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FOP SAM

4 TRACT of LAND, in Albcm7rle County,
L = or the waters of Buck Hand Creek. os ,t,s
iouth Tide Of the Rivanua River containing by fur.
yey four hundred and feventy acres, patented 10
john Dav'dion, by grant, dared l05h of serteslber
1879. Ihistrati was conveyed by Davidl,n TO me.
to raie hy ia!e Of it divers ums of money which he
owed "a Davidion aud Goddard, Merchants Ball.
more, and 70 John Goddard, By deed, under which,
mai ezpoie to public fate, rhe Sih day of Mo-
veInber next at Charlottesville, before the Tavern Of
Mr. Ett's At which time will exhibit the patenr
and deed, under which anI authorized TO make th;.
faIe The tile will be made in puriuance of the au-
thofity veGed in me,
HUGH NELSON, 7tsqes.
Oaober Z. ~
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Oaober Z,
NOTICE.

SO iCE.
4, Ii pcrfons having claims againa the eAate OF
= Samuel Scherer deed. are requeled TO hrinp
them forward, properly authenticated before tia m
oi November, at which time Che ADMINISTRATION ~
the fubieriber will be coled, and if application fhal
not be made by the time above fpecifed, this notice
will he eonldered as relsaie from the paytnent og
fuch clars
fhofe indebted mum Zee the neceTity Of making,
immediate payment, as no further indulgence ean be-
given.
GEORGE sCHERBR, Hdo'y.
October 7. Gy.
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From Pouyaa's Philadelphia Paper.
To the Merchants and other C.tixens of tie Gil,
Of PHILADELPHIA.

TO the Merchants and ether C:ti3ens Of tie City
Of Philadelphia.
You are refpeffuy informed plan of
voyage to an Hand ina Southern Latitude, is
LETT Mt the Coffee Houfe for peruial, the captal
10000 dollars, thrown into flares of p5 dollar
each, done for thepurpoie ofgivng the Citi-
zens generally an opportunity OF proGtng, by
becoming adveuturers in a prorpsrous enter.
prize-2o,ooo dollars viii! certainly proft 600
600 dollars IN ten months, il cannot fail.
Should any mercantile houir or company think
proper to take up the voyage. in that caG. the
plan OF iiares to be void. This voyage cannot
tail 10 prove Immediately profitable, and open
trade tor more wealth than any psrt of the
Indies. For the particulars, and the IGand in.
tended to, fee the book at the Coffee honie.
All cItizens are at liberty to become advcntu-
rers IN an enterprise that will be more intereh
ing and profitable than Bank, Water, or any o.
ther hock.-ThiS voyaec can he performed in
n'ne months. Any who with TO have conysr-
iaf'on with the protector, may find him at no.
80, Spruce freet.
n. B. Silver Ore Bank ofgrowing Silver.
properly called Virgin Silver, is the obied
which the protector aims at the knowledge
OF which has come TO the protector, not only
by Count Bcnyowiky's Journals, but by fever
al others who have fpent many months on the
liiand alluded to-. The iecond volume of
Count Benvowisy's Journals is left at the COT.
fee Houie for perufsl. 1; gives a particular
account of the Hands that the VOYAGE is in
tended for.
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HE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM OF
LESUEUR g SAUNDERS,
ATf0'm Their friends and the public, that tbey
S0'H continue the COMA1ISSIONb xGne,5, late.
2 a0 ne BY G. q z. Saunders. They prOnitt
qvbo may .faUor item qvitb eonGeHmeut,.
10cy are nozD yefeiVng general and exfnfVc aoytuent
Of GROCERIES, vobib 7vW be alfred fl, Eak
"bo'9aSf and Retail, on the io7oeF terms and n/aai
"eet: De fore lately occupied by Ade1rs Wiliam
m'He"sie 9 Co. QR99fte TIE Yrrdus Office of 41eG;s.
Fr9g~ Y 1NOaewe--amOag zUbieb are The jclyOzOiuo
ayfielrt: |"s
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TO BE SOLD FOR CASH.

Saturday the 9Th November, at the Store
~ door Of the fu5feriber 'rbe r.Gau. &C
tate of John Watkins dec'd. eonlij.;na nh;ss, r.
nouiehold and kitchen Furniture, negro Man and
one Horie All perfons having claim. ayanf. fa;d
ase are requeited to bring them forward on Ar he
lore tne day OF fale, and thofe indebted will peafr
maze immediate payment. as the fobfcriber intends
slohng ms mountaineering quick as ne politely
Mia. ]. F. ROBERTSON.
'e''ef' oct. 70 stg
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FOR gRTF.

yENHE LOT and HOUSES whereon 7s5u HesR.
foa, Efg. the Birth Coniul refdes: on il are
three ltory Dwelling Houfe, an Office add Kitchen.
and other neeeTary Houfes for family uis a WeHof
good Water, newly fitted, and a Garden lately paed
in, Ware Houfe and Cellar under il the remains
of Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build on with all the privileges Of lots ituated On
the river, of extending wharf
ALso--27i4 Acres Of well timbered LAND, with
good Fiihery Willoughby's Bay, taking in the
mouth and part Of Mafon's Greek, where the bea OF
Oyliers aad Fin can be conveniently taken.
ALSo--A LOT il Smithfed, between Mrs Pur.
die'sand Captain Todd's lots.--For terms apply to
THOMAS NEWTON
Auguh %. 0f)
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FOR SALE--ou IRE Lozi,ee trim,
$500 faCl:s of LIVERPOOL. SALT. and 90 c,,,..
OF LIVERPOOL EARTHEN WARE # Gnnerioy:
quality < we'll aGored ui arrived in The min Nfer.
chant Captain JoH.soN, from Liverpool, az Der
muda Hundred
May 90. -
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TLoPED from M'Cans Nail Mandatory, in tho
IL City Of Richmond. on the Sd Sept. 1906.
three white Apprentice Boys by ths names Of John,
MAJOR and Ifaae Harper~ Any perlon perfoss
who will aPprehend the faid Rsnaway,, and bring
them the Mandatory, fhai receive the reward Of
dollars when delivered, or 2 dollars (or each ouel
Oeober ~. f.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
'Wo Half Acre LOTS, OF the Main-lreet, inn
LIZ medlateiy oPPoilte Mr.. John Graham's, being
kaf OF Alexander Quarters fquare. Anyperion in.
ened to purchae any part of this property, NAV be
accommodated with any number of feet required.
Inc terms OF iale will be hall cain, the balance i,
j. g. & months; good negotiable notes cndorrsd
or any authenticated claims aganlt the ai1 Ouarrir
will be taken in payment.
THOMAS NORVEII,.
October TO-
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sohb STD Of 3oasary, 1901, according to the dear
mode Of keeping and Rating the public accounts. !
was, as before ita,ed, SOS Oool but from a repor,
laid before the houfe of commonsi in 1904 it appear.
that the actual expenditure, (eaving a debt to be
cleared oil BY Parament) was, i,l4s.s SSH 2s Ia
which fun, it is quite impolible rranicrbe thus
without being TRUCK with admiration at the minute
accuracy of the right TRULY and well beloved perlons
who have the handling of all this money. II really
gives one an aftonihing idea Of their capacity as wei
as OF their exaeinefs, Now, as TO the dihributior
OF this ium, we mutt take the feyeral eaGc as they
are called in the report, though fuch eiaGea.;e,
was, furely, never before heard of in the whole
world.
Firf eis/5-The peni;ons and allowance. m ,be row,
family < 2o2 500 o s
Sssond eia/G-Salaries to the lord chan
cellor, lord keeper, commiiIion.rs
OF the great seal, fpeaker of the
houie Of commons & the Judges s9,o55 c
But, obferve that this is only
part ofthe falaries of theie
officers. MY part is char
ged in one account and part
IN another account I mat.
leave the reader to gusis, Ihe
can.
Thi,d eA.iJ-Salaries 70 minii'ers at
foreign courts, being ,5iA.a. At the
faid courts. 1o6.os6 6S1A
Obierve tina, are freaking
OF the year which ended on
the 9th day of January, 1904,
and beg leave to Rate,
that amongt the foreign
courts, at which we had,
/eeT7f, minlters ,sjiicut in
THAI year, were 1a,in and
Florence
Fo1rD eLj1-Approved bills of all
trade!men, artihc.rs, and labor
ers, Tor any articles fnpplied, or
work done for his majeity's fer
wise 226,7lo
FJLb ei4G-The menial fervants Of
has maje0y houlehold 97,5se 4 IL
Si''iS ei9y|:--Pen.ions li3,o96 4
OF this fun 10000. was paid
10 la.e minlers at foreign
courts. The reit To former
iervants OF the royal family.
and others tina, can har.l-
ly deicribe. But, let it not
be iuppofed, that tins is tie
only charge OF petitioners.
There are ieveral OTHER diff
tinct ciaiies of petitioners,
hedes the hnsoure place
men.
Sevnafb s!9j5--This elafs ha. no III
he; and, indeed, it would puz-
zle any Ooe to give it title. IL
eonliits chiefly of lin of off
ees aud OF the ialsries ieverally
attached to them, from one
pound year fan Bsaj:ind
pounds year. 1t contains Off
ces of all forts and Ill Gzes
from the eicrk Of tie PIPE, to the
lorl lsrsGdsat from the kings
rat Killer, to the a.t,rnsy Gca.yaL
Never was there iuch an aaem-
blage ieen before. The total
amount of this /" eh,G" if a .iafs,
mutt be, is GO 500 x
E;gbb oAaE--The ialar;es and pen
Mons of the high ue4iurer, or
commillioner of the treaiury,
and chancellor of the exchequer $500 @ o
WY this NOT cialled along
with the falaries of the lord
chancellor, the lord kesper,
in the iecond elais J; or with
the falary of the lord pref
dent, in the leventh, would
1t not put wizard to his
wits end to tell
Ninth elgfi--Occafonal payments 2o2, 1859 !o7l4
Thefe Payments are for all
forts of fsrvices and all forts
of things. Such tumble my
eyes never behsld.
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1922 o o
Total

Total l,i48,s5l IA
Such is that celebrated CONCERN. called The rail ya
out OF which we NUT, in order to come at the OBJ
Jeet IN view, pick the fums which appear to be APP
piled foley to Purpofes concerned With the mainre
rance of the royal family. The whole of the
FUN charged under the fra cafs is of that defcrip
ton.
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& 59I,74o IS 4s-4

L sol ,749 IS 1874
This. then, is the FUN which in
tn. year 1888 TO fay no
thing about additions and ar
rears, nothing about palaces &
lands and exemptions from
taxes) was paid by the nation
for the luPport Of the king,
the queen, and the maiden
priDcefIes
Another view Of the fubjec will bring me al once
to the point that am at. The charges in the fourth
MIN, iIth, ieventh and ninth clalIes include e,y Y
penie, OF whatever nature, made in fupport Of bis
aJelty, the queen, and thole Of their children WIN
remain with their maje1es Palaces, all forts of
dwelling places, carriages horGes fervants
OF every decrpicn, ~ things for plealure AZ well
as Tor other more important purpoles are ptovided
under the heads of thee clsfes, and there RENAME
l6sides the income from ayo7, or s5sy Laal and poC
leihonl 6O,OOOl a year for his n1aieGy's b,;s,s
PHylrs and 5SOoo year (it more aoyv) Tor g he
naJety,fbs Qaeea." Tlsfe fums are. aeeord;na, .,
the account itieif, and above all and everv s.
OF expenditure over and above all and every -c,a,
that any one hasfuppofed heir majetes 20 have -, -,
have had. Bountes, gratuities, grants, even -;
hef' all, all and every thing is brought to aeco,n,
and, there are then, ihefe two large spn,s
have remained, ysar after year and year u,on 90.
N The roleilion Of their naieiies, to be d;frofs
~ any manner that might to them feen, moe /,
"lnngY pals over Jso,1of Prisss and other (ouree.
81 income. lrea foley upon the fa9 Of iSefe ,v.o
'un. haying Tor many, many years pan, fallen annr
any ,to the ITivy parie of their mscnies, ~hefe ~
eourie' It may be iappofed, tina, they have acco'.
ias'a IN degree pIoPortioned to the magnitude Of
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NM HEREAS, in coniequence of the death of Rob.
~ Burton, the partnerihP of Brown, Riyes& Co.
and otthe different branches of that Houfe. az Nor
,oik' Cara, Bent Creek, Lyuchburg, New-Mar.
kes, Warmintter and Milton, will terminate. aoree-
able to the ieveral articles of copartnery a. various
periods between the fri day of Augua laG, and the
hr't day OF January next. This to give notice 70
al rerious interefed, tina, the buinefs of each EN-
hilihment will be cloed ia,rn ediatey after the INN,
Limited fer its expiration.
JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT RITEs.
sarViVizg partners Of BroSsn, Rios 81 Co,
ne builnefs carried on by Brown, Riyes &, 90
VIII be continued by the lubfcribers under the firm,
OF Brown and Rives, and the Store at Cara. &c
iurnilned with their uiuai iuppiies.
JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT RIVES.
+>'eH'i'o"u' oiooer Il 4w
l1E Snbicriber, has taken the Store lately occu-
L pied by Cranberry and Hancock where he of.
iers for sale at reduced prices,
:. Pa1es blue Cloths 7 "A eonfgnmens from the
Bale aitorted FlannelsS Manufacturer,
ALso-A few bales of India piece Goods
JAMES SMITH.
oStoper 20 If.
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JOHN SOUTHGATF-

a T the houfe lately occupied by MeiIr,. Thom,,
and Amos Ladd, and directly oppoiite the u
mon iavern' offers for fale, pretty general abort
FILL GOODS,
c. yen worth the attention of country dealers
ceived in payment -
ALSO FOR SALE, AS ABOVE,
London Particular, Madeira Wine in ,;,.s
lew boxes Martinique Cordials. -''N
October %. .e>
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GERMAN GOODS,
JuiE Received from Bremen-conflinv Of
LINENS,
nZNABURCS, Rouam Sheeting,
- TieklenbuTgs, Dowlas,
wIlled Soaking, Patillas, and
FeNians and Rolls, Bielefeld Linen.
GLASSWARE:
Quart, Pint and Half Pint Decanters
Pint and Hall Pint Tumbers.
BONN & KUBNER.
Il lie Subscribers, under the firm Of Dorsg,.
= daff, f97er and Saiebeli, have opened an
AUCTION q COMMISSION STORE,
at che foot of the Bridge, where thew will fer
publicly, on every Wednesday and Saturday
morning. JOSEPH DARMSDATT,
JOHN FOSTER,
JOHN SATCHELL.
AT PRWArE SHE.
So SO RPa aTsIs Brown Sugar.
2 pipes London particular Madeira Wine,
tieTces Old Apple Brandy,
s pipes Hollands Gin,
9 cafes German Sheetines,
do. do. Dowlas,
do. PlattiIIas,
l bale Hefiians,
Q do. India Cottons.--And by the fra ar.
rivals from Liverpool, they will receive LARGE
iuPply OF coarie Woolens and Crockery Ware.
DarmSdatf, Potter 81 SsfebeL.
Richmond, OCT. 20, 1905. lep4w)
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5rnldreuann.
From I'd. National Lr.elngeneer.

TO the members Of TIE Nortb-Carolina Col2
Mine Company
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Bar Iron, German, Craw-

Drown SUGAR of | Bar Iron, German cr,w.
ID hyperion quality, Ieys & BdaereL SLY S'a",
Dt.o quito Secnnd ditto. Antigua 8, Jamaica Rum,
pen pen 'Teen Coffee, Very Old Antigua Ram,
oar IN sacks, Holland Gin,
MolaIes and Treace, Cogriac Brandy, Of VERY
Picked Salmon, fnperior ouoj;tv
Scotch Barley, Race Gioaer p.r.r
Madeira, Port, Sherry & pineo,o ,y,I ris.'
Malaga Wine, Mace. Glove r. r.,
Freth Mufcatel RaiGns & nanlon.
Currants, Freh London MuGard
S"it 'heled Almonds, in iu's boxes,
CoPperas, Ben FIo,ant Tpd;ro ,,l
2 2s Fig Blue, of iuperiur
:, Ns"'n + SunPowder, quality, in boxes Of
Parent Shot, " ell aTortsd 90 lbs tacb
Iiibberts Brown Stout Treih Gamers oil Pc
arc Forter, Freih Gunpowder,
Caldwell, Frafurr u Co.'S Ditto Nv n. IN
=, ouferhne Chocolate Young HyfoD do. of the
rev" YORK Candles and firm quality,
Soap, N. Fo.JJ,rJ 2, p,uo,,
Spermaeet;i Candies, Cheefe.
JOHN l.. LESUEUR,
c. II. SAUNDERS.
October 10. ,f
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FROM THE PORT FOLIO.
IL TIE nesc edition Of tire qvor65 of fLaf D,,sey.
<eA neaieaj geniEs, Or. Jstn Bro7es, sye
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s2,955 o O

1888 S l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-30
CONsTANT!N0pLE, May as.

The Russian envoy, cruut italjnsky,
has announced TO the porte, that his court
has resolved TO send two ships uf var with
fresh troops, from Sahesiappl to Corfu,
ard that theselroops would arrive within
a few days at the entrance of the canal
IT Constantin ople--The Refs |, ffendl, re
piled, that lbe porte undcl the present
circumstances, could not grant a passage
for these troops without drawing upon
itself the reproachcs Of anniher great
power. The connt aliosky ,hen remin.
de1 the porte Of the treaties of anity
which existed, and which had recently
been renewed between j, and Russia, and
!hst in vitiue of these treaties the pls-
sage could not &c refused 10 The; ro3ps OF
his imperial majesty ;-~but If the PORE
should persist IN opposing his passage,
The Russian ships would see thcmssl I've 5
under the necessity Of Opening by force
q road to their destination.
IN consequences OF this declaration, The
porte has determined upon sendine. a
rqradron io.o Ihs BLACK Sea, in order to
maintain is neutrality.
OF the hee, destined Tor the Aledile,-
raneSn there have only ~ ships Of differ.
eDt rates sailed Tor the Archipelago but
within these days il has been reinf,r.
ced by 6 ships ofthe llDe of the Gisi rale,
and friga;es. Seyerar brigs aud gal.
Ieys, under the orders Of the captain Pa
cha and vice admiral Cehue Boy, are 10
cruise, in the Iouian seas, The Morea and
the Archipelago.
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PHILADELPHIA August %.

We were r1lsinformed in stating, yes
ierday, lhat the whole Of the crews of the
two sch'rs belonging to Miranda, had
been put 70 death by the Spanish 30
yernment o, Caracas: their fate, hove.
yer, Is equally depiorablc. The follow.
ING, whom we presume held comm'ssi.
oos Under Miranda, we're put to death,
and their beads exh,biiei, as stated yes
terday, few days previous to The SAL
Ing Ut the End ynion; re remaining
% were sentenced to 10 years i'0prlson.
menI IN the mines.--
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selea committee oebis p-ivv oountl II p->ccci
20 an investigation og the chang wi,hnu' delay
The committee is composed Of ,hc iSgd Chan
ce,lor, lord Spencer, .1ri hllenbor Ugh aud .o-d
Gienvil.c. lady Douglas has been examined ne
fore the committee oa oSrh The dnS ot keny
went specially 10 inform the accuied Of ne "a
tu AMI extern, Of the charge. & notify tna, SIX
of her female domes'ics were reqr;,cl ; a.';,eav
before tn. coTnnittee This Immediately too,
place. and they wee examined cath Tn,
iiustrious lady, on this occasion observed, "
shall insist on an inves;:gati1n; sni, ttst il
should be iiaa <insj IT,. Sh, iampe- v!tl NY ser
wants. I will dischsrss tnem NJ, Immediately"
Throughout the whole bn.i'ess sc &ie able
positively 10 state, that the prince has behaved
With the slifIest 6ecoIln, aud win an anxse &,
tu5i every possible means may be 'ckeu To a,ser,
the inn1ce0ca and vini;ca,c h; cha aaer og,he
ega''ed rcrspaage. hii royal Sh1sss 50 -;
from bei"l, prosecutor or a.euscf mas not even
/ been a CON ,Il1iua1t IL n, care.
sler loyal big ileis ycsscr,isy pail NJ H-'rd
bNa (ecc-ctaiy Of s,a,e) visit; which lilS has
excited much attention. lsSs proof ,hl, 40, the
slightest distrIas of the clbiu1s IS crter,a;n q.
upon the case ami that h:r roy1 higin,ss is
conf ie:t havias done no'h;rg 'hat ESQ , is.i
| BY call forany nrcceein- on me pax ~ govern
merit. further lhan The present solemn enquiry
Which was highly d-s,r.h ty n f5r N. purpose
and shc san''qa.ns proceedings for 'he pun,h
inens the caunn'ato-s, ~l,'ch viii 3ccon. an
Indispensable du:y upon ,ne ecqui.t7l.
June %
! Tagicns changes in TIC administration a-s
talked o.. Ore report siaies. Ira; tod Hovlct
is t. g. out 20 India governor general, ard 70
1 be succeeded ~ the admiralty by lord St Vim
cent ---Anoiher .,ates 'h.' lord Iiowiuk 70 - nc
chancellor Of the ESchcqrer; lord Henri Petty
! % succeed earl Temple in ths army pay IN -
and earl T,mrle to 20 20 I've Il,ia Board a
third runor .a,es, tha5 lO,t Hc6ry Petty goes 10
inies, as governor general We notice these
| reports rl.re'y Is topics Of ru'nor, wi,tou. a,
| tachins T5;uch credit t. them. blt we think II
not Improbable that some par1ai changs ia al
miostration may BE- in contemplation ---.S,a-.
! Lord Neville after an ab,c9ce Of several
mouths. attended yesterday in his place in the
house Of Peers.
| TIE squldro1 detached b. Sir Home Pop',arl
from the Cap" of c I'D Hope. on the l9th Of n
! pril, against Buenoi Ayes cuusis's of The Dia
des, OF O. guns; the Diem ~ of So; the Mar
cissus and Leia ffiyates. The troops cnsisyeI
are the 7tSt and % resr,ents, undsl the com
mani of gcuesl Be:esFo;i.
| Sir Home Popham IS sid to have engaged i
the expedition ag2int Bn,nos Ayres uirhnut ~,
! knowledge Of the present government; hut at
hitting this 20 be ;r',e, i; is prob,bie ,has'he q
cd fr2r, the jHst'utt'ons ct the ate mini5,rs, b .
fore he could have received any from ,heir sue
Cessors.
Mr.. Monroe, The American minister. has tn
ken h5u-e For the season A. Low Legion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-30
AFFAIRS Id llOLLAND

King Louis had scarcely SCI faot in his new
Sor1.n'ons, when ne began . exercise his roy III
pre,oyajivc lie has announced hat II q his in.
tenhon 70 co"fer the following digniies upon
some of 'hasc persons h have been 1,1st in.
struienta in placing him on he T1rone of FIol
land; Verhpe 10 20 he CREATED Count OF Via.
new Gcge', Baron 3fsda. and Six, Count Ku.
gieu5erg.
The new King of n GLAND has promised his
vassels new provided they wal fl..
nsh the bullion.