Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25
F o R f I GN.
Received via New York.
LONDON, March 81.

Letters from Cadix mention, that III,
French have ordered an enrolment to take
phase Immediately in Xere., Port St. Ma
rys San Lucar, Rota, and the adiacen,
towns, ofal! men capable of bearing arms
Who are TO be ready at a nom.nt's notice.
1t is added. that in consequence Of this
order. 1900 young men belonging to the
Town Of Xeres Red from it, and went to
the Sierra of Ronda, to Join The armed
(, fatrints, who are constantly cutting OF
, supplies destiaed for the enemy's camp.
Letters from Oporto, Of the 2oth inst.
have also been received. They state there
was then no apprehension OK an immedi.
ate visit from the enemy bur centa,a no
news, except that the ravaging effs SIS of
the late hurricane he'd been felt there as
well as at Lisbon and Cadiz
AT the departure OF the post from Do
yer on Thursday vessel was in sigh,
supposed TO be Gag oftrucc from France
win soms further dispatches relative to
The beading negotiation !cE an exchange
OF prisoners.
Several SAL of the line are assembled
ct Yarmouth cad are 10 be joinrs by a
heet ct transports, with troops, destined
upon secret expedition.
-, April 5.
We yesterday received additional SETS
o. foreign papers. but their contents are
aniinposian.. Their principal features
continue to be the details of,he journey
OF the new Eaprsss of fraace. Al S,rss.
hurga, where shs arrived on The 2sd. she
every where Showed herse.: to the pen.
pie. and is stated to have been much adj
mired and Gu the following morning
she proceeded on her journey 10 Com
pe'gne, at which CITY Esays Benhierl she
vas vsfy u xlous to arrive A! that place
bhs was received By Ronapar,e On the
so;h they wers g. arrive al ST God s.:
The Slst VAS tie day appein ed for ,he
formal soiemnizaiion Of the imoer,ei mn.
tials' IhIs event, our readers Arcade
kaoR, Gas announced by a general 6sinr.
along the coast few days since.--By {
neutral vessel arrived Il Hayuich. WE
learn shat great rejoicihSa have also taken
place IN Holland on the same occasion, the
oppressed people of ,ha. couasry indul.
g:ng in the fond hope that the even, ma,
lead 10 general peace.
a., April6.
The proceedings Of the House of Com.
mens East night, Gu Sir Francis Burde,,'s
case. cannoi iaii to be read with ecn.id.
efao!o interest by persons &C every des.
eruption, Whatever may be their political
Opinions.
AT the early honr Of ten o'clock ye,,sr.
gay norning all the avenuss TO the HOUSE
were oiocked up by crowds OF people, ca !.
esE iaF aomissica. Ca the doors being o.
penea ~ TIE Usual hour, the gallery was
Instantly Crowded. almost to xuffoCatlou.
ns press was the most excessive We
oaye ever Witnessed, but VIC arr happy 70
acc that 20 accident happened. The lob
pies remained crowded during the whole
OF the night.
@p extraordinary number o! constables
we're on duty to preserve order; aud, if
We are rightly informed, the Horse guards
Lao received orders 20 hold themselys In
readiness TO &c called out 10 case of any
necessity.
The debate lasted till past 2 o'clock
TINS morning. in the course of the
debated Lork Folkstone concluded a
speech In opposition to the rssoluti.
ons, by moving that the House do
proceed to the other orders of tbs day,
alter a long, and in some rsspacss a
very animated discussion. This me-
lion was negatived, on division OF
1871 to 30. The resolutions were then
adopted after which Sir Robert Salus-
bury moved, ''Fhat Sir Francis Bur-
dett be committed to the Tower .
Upon this motion MIR Sheridan mo
yed, as an amendment, ssThat the
stouse do now adjourn" but, on d.
VISION, the amendment was lost, and
the motion tor the commitment was
carried, the numbers being 100 to
l52.
Sir Francis, who was at his house in
J PIccadilly, was Immediately informed
OF tho decision by mis- brother, MIR.
Jones Burdett, who had been in the
Gallery during the whole of the de.
bate. The Sergeant at Arms arrived
az Piccadiily with the Speakers War.
rant nearly at the same time with the
Baronees Brother, and, proceeded 70
the Tower, aiterSi Francis had taken
leave Of his family, he and his bro.
'her left the house with the Sargean,
1t Arms.
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