Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04

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YESTERDAY Mr. Fox he'd his [irs, public day
= hrs Oihce IN Downing street. 10 receive the
different torc.s ministers whom were p,e
sem he Imperial. - IN sh Swedish, Sandman.
Ppr'ugaese and n apoi,tsns
Dcpa;vhcs were .esie,day received ~ the Ad-
nn5a:y from Sir III me PoDhan. stating the
sac afrsva! of the quSd' on under his orders
. It saliva or. on tn i8th November TIE
next Dispatches will in an pr Bah Its. inform
us oi he CAPTURE OF the Cape ,f c rod sIoae
The Emperor has atop,ed prince Eugene
beannarnois. as his s,a. and ALLOTTED TO him he
Kingdom It tidy. af or Certain conditions ace
fulfilled by Certain powers. and in IN in.erdr
the name OF Eugene Napoleon
The '<ochefort squadron has returned TO por, !.
aier uze OF ,6i Gays Iihas taken one
man ~ WI 8 10 ps. and % me.chan men.
Fen ll-Prce OF Socks III day ore &c ock
l-C'nsols. FOR n, 5ney 6O7.3-For account 81
Reduces 81 S 3
we have jul, been shewn Ie,er fro n an
omceI, IN he expedition under Sir David Baird :
Is dated from tse coast If S.uth Ameyica
Letters OF recall have ben senr { # by Kings
messengers 20 nearly all our Ambassadors at Fo.
| reign Courts
Wssfm;nster lection.
AS soon as Mr.. Fox was re elected Yesterday.
Tor Wesf minister, ne got into the chair. prepar
ca tor him. which was CRIMSON danlask richly
giii, and covered with laurels He was chaire,,
| round Covsn, garden, amidst the loud accl,
| nations OF the popu'ace When ne q.,it,ed the
CHAIR, ne wenrinto Hudson's hotel, Covent gar.
den the instant he got out Of the char the DO
pu'ace tore the iaureIs OF, and carried IT i'm tri
| umph
Mr. Fox was dressed in his usual costume Of
blue and buff. Amongsf the CO rpany who ap
pear on the hustings, besides those already men.
TONED, were DIR. Lawrence, Sir Francis Bu-
oe''' ("hose Appearance strongly indicated he
remains OF his lac illness), &c. &c. Mr. Tier
ny was also present.
In the afternoon, the friends Of MIR Fox dined
at the Crown aud Anchor Tavern. Nix Fox in
the Chair Mr Sheridan SAT- on his riah, hand
and Lord II. Spencer on his. left. The d,nne,
was served up abou. six O'Clock. After dime,
the htst toast proposed by M: Fox, was
!" HE KING, with three times three
! The next toast was
The Eeaors of the City OF Westminster.
After which
MIR Sheridan rose and said, he would no, de
| tam the company, by one word of preface, from
drinking health which he was sure was dea
TO Them /: that was tile health of Mr. Fox -
RaPflrous abbidpse)
" The FRINGE of Wales"
was mex, given by Mr. Fox, and received VIII,
enthusiastic applause MIR Fox hen gave
Earl St.Vlncen,. & success to his command
g The Duke of Bedford, and success TO III,
government of Ireiand''
Mr. Fox after Observing, that he had no, in
tended to propose the healhs of any part O
thai administration Of which III had the hone
70 form part. said, ,hat he neanr no,wilhstan
Ding. TO make one exception and that was,
s fhe Lord high Chanccli5r of England, AM
the Trial by jury"
Mr. Fox then observed, that "a he not only In
boured under some degree of indisposition. a
must have been observed on The musings tha
Gay. but also had some important business t,
transact. ne would beg cave 20 teti,e after eivin
a roast which he had long been III the haoits o
proposing
"a The cause of Liberty all over the world.
Madrid. Dec. 22--Troops ara assembling rea
Sevii'e, whose destination is for Portugal,
compel thai powertc shut its poris against Oh
English The 6001 Spanish, troops FIRST iu,cn lie
tor E'Turia are now 10 MAKE par, of the expe
ditiou 10 Portugal
Pieinc, .5aH. 22-Our Ministers have dali
conferences with the Russian and Ensl,sh An
bassatoSs. they arc relative 10 Peace
Gibr0!fa,, Dec. pa convoy from his pisc
has been iaken by Sqairon from b. est i h.
the Queens 18Th and 10Th regiments on board