Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07

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S June 20.
The town is now all hustle. 1t has
been increasing since twelve O'Clock,
aud promises an immense crowd in the
course Of the day. The people in the
line through which the procession is
to pass are shutting their shops, and
the company already assembling to
take their stations on the balconies
and at the windows Bands, with mar
row bones and cleavers, with blue cock
AIDES, and mottos, compli mentafy TO
the Baronet, are parading the streets.
About one o'clock, > party of about
500, from Soho, with blue cockades
aud colosrs Aging, proceeded down
Catharine-street and the Strand, for
the city. They marched two and two,
and invited every passenger whom
they met to join them. At Catharine
street they were met by the 10Th Light
Dragoons, on their way to Hyde Park.
Corner. The music of the former was
playing St. Patrick's Day. The band of
the Dragons Immediately struck up
Good save the King" The 14.hLight
Dragons have followed the i2th:
both regiments mustered very strong.
The Bloc nsbury, aud other " olunteer
corps, have been out this morning, but
have been dismissed, with orders to be
in readiness to muster again in the G.
vening Unnecessary.
The hremen belonging to the sever
al assurances, are also paradinc the
streets, with music. They act as Con-
stables.
The crowd at the Tower, and at Sir
Francis Burdett's house, in Piccadilly.
is immense. -,
June Fl.
Some of the letters by The Lisbon
mail state that Massena on being sent
for to forward the French troops des.
tined to act against Portugal, was or
dered to conquer that country which
was in future to be his Kingdom.
Pricesof stocks, 8 pr. cent. Consols
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Plymouth, June IS.
dispatches arrived on Wednesday
from London, which were immediate
ly sent on boards Cartel for Morlaix.
They relate to an exchange of prison.
ers, and probably contain final an.
swer of government. There is everv
reason to believe that Cartel will be
Immediately arranged.
Gottenburrh Time
The whole Baltic feet has passed
the Belt with fair wind, without ma.
king a single prize.
BY a private ship we have commus
nication from Hamburger dated first
INST. stating the capture of French
privateer. and her prize IAN American
shjp) cut cut of the Port of Rostock.
From the Boston Gazette Of Monday.
LATEST FROM LONDON.
Letters have been received by the
Caroline from London, to the 18th
June they state that the Deputation.
which waited on the board of Trade.
were informed by the President, Lord
Bathurst, that Admiral Saumarez.
must have mistaken the spirit of his
aud that new orders would
be immediately sent 20 him MOTTO mo
lest American vessels bound into or
out OF the Baltic, with original cargoes
on board.
The Galen, Capt. Stedman, had ar.
rived answer to letters by her have
been received by the Caroline. The
letters by the Galen were received in
London the 11.hs June.
Extract OF letter from London, dated
June s, 1910.
The account of the non. intercourse
bill being done away. has reached us |
this day, and diiFused universal salts.
faction"
Extract ofaietter from Liverpool, da-
ted 9th June.
The news of the repeal of the nom
intercourse bill was brought by the Pa
;ific on the 9th instant.
" The brig Tammamaah and the
Pacific both took pilots at the same
ime. The Hercules, Vose, arrived
On the 9Th"
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