Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-23

nose and held him till he was van
pushed, has been realiz.d. The Brit
ish Lyon has been conquered bv the
American re.rapin the Einba 81. i,
From the (Sa5en) Esser Register.
WHAT THINK YOU
Mr. Stephens, author OF 6; War in Dis.
gnise." IN late Speech in the British
House OF Comm ms, sad 80
"America has made use of this argu-
meos, and alledsed that our trade has suf.
fered no damage from the Berlin DEGREES
--aud even The BRITISH PARTY IN
AMERICA had not been bold enou gb ia
the face Of such open and continued mis-
representation to state how the fact really
was Mr.. Pickering, who had SO ably and
jus ,y defende d the BRITISH CAUSE,
had mt stated it,"
From this and various other expressions
used by the British ministry, and their
supporters, there can remain no question
on the mind Of any impartial or dsinteres-
ted man, that they claim and claim Justly,
the whole clan of junta federais:s. as their
own --such they are soul and body.
BY persuing the following paragraph copi-
ed from London paper, our readers
may form a pretty correct idea of the de.
fusion with which those British Editors
have been pampered by the tories in
this country. They had antjciPa.ed the
most pleasing results from their conitnc
ton with the opposition party in the u.
S. but the firm and digniied stand of
fba rann,tt~anv To- C~;I Il
their plans, and has sunk the degeDe.
rate unortals to wallow in their contemp.
tunus basene So
Insnrrections have broken out in diff
feren, parts of the United States, and the
'roops have rsfused to act against the in.
rgen She greatest confusinn prevails
in all the principal sea.porls in the u.
States, and determined resistance is
made to all the restrictive regulations OF
the Embargo Law. The vessels for Ru.
rope (pa tcuinly for Englandf row put to
sea in defiance ofihe power of their gov
eminent, and the most serious results
sem o threaten the existence of their u.
Mon"
SUMMARY OF LATE AND INTsREsrINc
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS.
Communicated for ,hc PhiLad. Register
The latest letters from England
mention the receipt of private infor-
nation from France, Of the discovery
or real or pretended conspiracy "a
gainst Sonaparte, and that in conse-
quence, $50 persons have been arres-
ted at Paris alone. Several senator's,
generals, legislators, and projects, were
said to he inculpate in plot Of remo-
wing Napoleon, ani of placing the
crown of France on the head of its le-
climate prince Louis X With, a. the
only mean of restoring Europe TO it's
long lost tranquility. No public ex-
amlnations had taken place from fear.
as was stated, of alarming the armies (;
but the prisoners underwent daily in-
terrogatorles in the temple and other
revolutionary bastiles, before Fouche,
and the confidential members Of the
secret police of the French emperor
Strict search has been made after the
duke OF Angoulc ne, the presu mptive
heir OF the French Dourbons, married
to the daughter Of Louis XVI. who
was supposed 20 be concealed at Paris.
This prince was however, safe in Eng
eiand with his uncle L ,uis XVIII.
Ferdidand VII. and his brother, were
reported to be confined in the state pri-
son, the castle of Vicennes, near Par
is, where the duke of Enghein was
murdered in 1901. 'Bonaparte's Jour
ney to Germany is stated to have been
retarded by these occurrences and
before he Quilted his capital, he depo.
sited his will in the senate, which the
, grand officers of state, as we'll as the
members ofthe senate swore, in case
OF any accident to him, punctually to
execute.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
A postscript to letter from St. Bar.
tholoncws, dated the 2sth Of April
Il