Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-05

The following is Copy of the Spea-
ker's Warrant, on which Sir Francis Bur-
de't was arrested BY the SERGEANT a,
A.rms -
"Veneris 60 die Apriflis, 1910.
Whereas the House Of Commons hail.
this day adjudged, that Sir Francis Bur.
dett, Barones. who has admitted that a
letter, signed {" Francis Burde,t," and a
further part of paper, in;ituledy Ar
gument (" in Cobbet,'s Weekly Register
Of March "a, 1910, was printed by his
authority (which le,te. and argsment the
said House had resolved to he libellous
and scaniaioes paper, refsGing on the
jus, rights and privileges of the said house)
has been thereby guilty OF breach of
the privileges Of the said House.
And whereas the House of Commons
hath thereupon ordered, hat the said Fran
els Burdett be, for his said offence, com,
mi,ted TO his Majssty's Tower OF Lon
don, t.t
These are therefore 20 require you
to take into your custody the body of the
said Francis Burdett, and then forthwith
TO deliver him over into the custody of
the Lieutenant of His Majesty's Tower
OF London.
And all Mayors, Baliffs, Sheriff. I'm.
der.Sheriffs, Constables, & Headboroughs,
and every other person or persons, are
hereby required 10 be aiding and assis.
ting TO you in the execution hereof.
For which this shall be your sufficient
warrant.
"Given under my hand the sixth day
Iof April, 1910.
"CHAs. ABBOT, Speaker.
:" To the Scrjeant-at-Ar Arms attending the
House Of Commons, or his Deputy"
We have received Paris papers to the
5th, and Dutch 10 the 7th instant. The
Paris papers contain an account OF the CT.
vii marriage of Bonapar,e and lhe Prin.
cess Maria Louisa, on the lst of April.
1t was exscuied precisely according to
the plan which has already appeared in
this Paper.--' A most surprising crcum-
stance" say the Paris papers, s. is, that,
at 81. Cloud. The YEA her was pretty fair,
at the sarne.Iipe. that in Paris the streets
were inundated with an incessant torrent
of rain. Fears were already entertained
with regard to the iestiyity of The ensu-
! ing day; and We had already begun 10
lament the loss OF so many preparations
in the capiisl TO celebrate the most au.
gust oil ceremonies, and The most memo
rable OF eveDts.---- The star of The EN-
! peror once more prevailed over the equi.
nociiai gales. Al the moment when The
cannon announced the departure Of his
| majesty, the sun dispersed the clouds ;
aud nothing was wanting 10 the splendor
OF the most delightful fete that we have
ever beheid."
The procession commenced at twelve
O'Clock, on the 1st. The Emperor and
Empress reached the Thuilleries at two.
ne The Ceremony al the Chapel lasted
nearly lhrec.quar,ers of an hour; and their
majesties returned To the Thaiileries at
four.
Eugene Beauharnois, the son.in. law OF
Bonaparte, and his Viceroy of italy, is
created prince of Venice, with a suitable
arpeBdage OF one million of livres a year.
Ii would appear that IN case OF failure OF
the Bonaparte lins, the Crowns of France
aud Italy a'e 10 devoive upon him. The
reports Of Overures of peace. Of the re-
vvel OF the kingdom Of Poland and oil
The journey OF th Emperor OF Russia &
King OF Prussia to Paris are repeated from
va lous quarters in The Dutch papers.
| Prva.e accounts stale, that a. the re
! ligioas Get emony If the marriage Of b..
naparte Oh the I'd four Queens, were the
/ train-besrers Of her Majesty. After re-
ce'v'ng the congratulations of all ranks
IN Paris, Bonaparte and his bride set off
for ST. Cloud, OIL Wednesday last, where
they were TO remain few days.