Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
TUE SDA7-. april i, 1906.

-. 80 way PuipoSC vi. neEOCtdtti
with cardinal Fesch, the uncle of Nap
leon, and procure the suspension of II
march OF the French army. Courie,
were dispatched to Paris and Naples wi,
the result OF the conference and il
impossible but that ST. Cyr may halt ur
til he shall have received imperative in
struce,ohs from the French Emperor.-
Alter the vindictive spirit displayed il
the Thirty seventh Bulletin, it does no
seem very likely, that Napoleon will con
cede that oblivion OF the Queen of Naples
conduct To the intercession of Cardipa
fesch, which he refused 10 the entreat,
oltbe arch duke Charles or the ero,
of Germany.
( Yesterday, soon after twelve o'clock
saris Westmoriand Sc Camden, viscoun,
CastIereagh, lords Mugrave & tiawkes
bury. had IN audieoce Of his majesty. q,
me queens palace. and resigned their
! ohces. AT two, earl MORA entered,
followed by lord Eienborougli, lord Gsen.
tiie, earl Temple. lord Auckland, earl
Spencer, vlscount Sidmou,h, Mr.. Eos.
Mr.. Grey, lord H. Petty, Mr.. Windbam.
lora ni'nto, Mar. Vansi,tart, and The earl
LII Z Peterborough had an audience Of
his majesty, and resigned the seals Of
chancelior OF the exchequer which he
held pro tempore, since The death of Mr.
Pitt.
The following kissed hands on their
respective appointments, viz:
Earl Spencer ind Mr.. Windham, sec.
retaries Of state.
Mr.. Grey, first lord of the admiralty.
Lord IL. Pe;ty, chancellor of the ex-
chequer.
Lord Sidmouth, priyy seal.
The following viii kissnands ,o.mor
row, as It was not canvenien, for his ma.
jss,y to have cour, This day, y,z
MIR. Erskine, lord chancellor.
Lord GrsnSiise, first lord ofthe trea.
sury.
Mr.. Fox, secretary for the foreign de.
par,ment (
Earl Mora, mas,er general of ord
nance.
Earl Fitzwilliam, at present in the
country, will Kiss hands as president OF
The ceuac,i, some day mex, week.
a privy council was Afterwards held
when the following were sworn I'M me,n-
oeri and took their places al the board
accordingly. They likewise had the
honor OF Kissing hands upon the occasion.
VIZ. Mr. Fox, earl Mora, lord Temple.
Mr Grsy, lord Henry Petty.
His majesty will hold a PRIV council
to. morrow, at the queens palace, when
At IS expected the remainder eli the ne y
minister's will be appointed.
Earl Spencer went immediately to the
secretary OF states office, in the treasury.
and transacted business during The ar.
ternoon.
MIR. Grey likewise went to the admit
rally, and took his seat a, the board.
1t seems that Mr.. Sheridan was left az
complete libetty 10 make his own choice
IN the new ministerial arrangements
When an i!lustrIous parsonage said To
MIR. Fox" What is The situation pro.
posed for Mr.. Sheridan !" the answer
was" Dir, We mean 10 propose no situ !
alton tor Mr.. Sheridan but whatever
SITUATION Mr.. Shetidan proposes for him.
self, will be Instantly assen,eo TO-"
February 7.
lnteihSence received from off Bou-
iogns states, that the most vigorous men.
sures are adopting along the French
coast, particularly at Bou.ogne, to place
me latter in formidable state Of de
ience. Active preparations have begun
10 DC made IN the Boulogue fotilla.
a gentleman lately returned from
Flushing, informs US, that there are six
!4 gYn ships nearly ready to launch al
Antwerp; those ships, when ready for
sea, will, III all pro5abniiy, go to III e Tex.
ell.
Just as this paper was going to press.
we were informed, Chat The renaln1et
OF The brest Rset has put 10 sea. This
intelligence was brought to FaImou,b
by ship which received the account
ironi vessel she spcks on the 4th IN
The morning.
Part OF the channel feet has been for.
ced TO GET TOTO Falmouth.
February 8.
Mr' Erskine has been called W 10 the !
house OF peers by The title of baron Er
skine, of Resiormel, in the county oil
Cornwall,
inere IS said TO be no truth in the re. |
port OF the whole vi he B,est fleet bvine |
put to sea. The following bulletin was
senI TO Lloyd's, yesterday evening
NH f..fsINy