Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-12
NuiNIA ARGUS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE ANGUS.
RI c ii M Q Nd,
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1911.

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DEAR DIR,
send you few English papers. which
howel er, are note the cry latest dates. The
ahaiHot the Little Belt has made a preat
nos IN Londdh, and it is said was the COM
me 8oplcSt conversation at the Ccffee-bon-
ses houseS, &c. The threshinp that
Bn ankgot from Rodgers has stung the ma
val ldd the E4glishmen, who cannot bear
the ioS even ecock-boat of theirs getting.
tue worst OF 1t In sea-fght. 1t cut deep !:
put John Bull will get over it. In one of the
papers Sena you, there is very interesting
article. think it is in "The Times of IniS
l.: Nothing can shew more clearly the shut.
filng Conduct OF the British ministry than This
arucie, which is recapitulation of facts. II
proves Incontestibly that the ministers we're
never serious in their intention to revoke III.
orders IN Council Oh the repeal of the Frenrh
DEGREES; and that the hEa of refaLiafio,, !.
dldhun1 You will see that the English u,er-
chants concerned in American trade offered
70 afford practical proof Of the repeal of
me rehcn decTees, by sending an Amer c,,n
S.ip 70 french port, it lord Bathurst wouI9
give an admiralty protection for her painst
hritish crnizers; and the same cfe was
made to lord Weilesley-but fhfu bothr,Gl-
sra! Pray insert the article and let the A.
mer can people see that the English NOR
chants themselves are conscious of the ;nius-
tice Of their ministers.
Yours, &c. &c.
From the London g Tbmes,'' of I'M, !. 1911
III the conduct of the MARQUIS Wer,rs
LEY in his offcal capacity. towards NJ.
FINkNEY, has appeared extraordinary rhe
conduct OF the Noble Marquis and his col
league" towards the British merchants tn
ding with America will appear no less 80.
from perusai OF the following authentic
s'a'e"enS' IL might be expected by the
ui'eaiiiSu ana the ignorant, that men en-
trusted Tith State afsirs would make nm
their misaEnn matters Of such mnortanca P
and conhuTicate their intentions tn nerso,,,
Vtaiiy iifeiested IN their decisi, MS and the
VCums 81 the'r policy, whether good or bad
but such Ell ectations are altoeether ,,nrea
sonable. N'''0i uiirea-
ON -3AS.-Ihe Berlin and Milan Decree.
lou were declared to be revoked.
To- cease TO be in force on the
first Of November
~9SA aug his information was of6eiaII,
mmunicated to Lord WEI
EsLEY by MIR. PINKNEY.
"''' "1Hs'--heIa WELLESLEY acknov
ieuged the receipt of this in
formation.
1871 Ocf.-The British Mercbs,.. -,
Gus IT, know what were tbe in
tenticns of Government res
Pecting the Orders in Con,-
Gu, applied to the Board Of
Trade for information. They
saw Mr.. ROSE, Q.ord Bh.
THuRsT being at Brighton a
nc professed entire Ignorance
0i the revocation Of the French
Decrees, and could give no in
formation whatever as TO the
intentions Of Government on
the subject; bat recommend
ca the Geputation to call On
MT FERcEvAL, which they
ana, but he was also in the
country, aud no interview with
bin could then be obtained.
va 'FoU'--Ihe Merchants presented
Memorial to the Board ~
Trade.
i~'H ''oV'-Lora BATHURST appointed the
deputaton tomeet him AZ M
RcsE's house, when be t9ld
them he must nal be consid,r-
ca as saying any thing az q