Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-26
NETWORK, Sept. 81.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

lhe ship Magnet, Drew, arrived at this
port yesterday i'll IS days from Liverpool, and
brings London papers to the ID of August.
Liverpool of the 5th, and Lloyd's Lists Of the
I'd, file of which is received at the Office
OF the Mercantile Advertiser. They contain
very little intelligence Of moment. The
King of England, at, the latest date was
still alive; but his dissolution was expected
daily.
lhe Emperor of France has issued two
DEGREES, by which no young woman possess
sing an annual income of 5000 francs, CT up
wards, can marry without his special per-
mission; and infiicting the punishment of
death, within twelve hours after detection
upon any person found guilty of corresnon,
ding with the subjects of Great Britain or
in drawing or negotiating English bills of Ex-
change.
The French legislative BODY was dissolved
ON the goth July. The President addressed
the members in long speech, of which the
following are two articles:
+" Conference.-The eputation which Won
commissioned TO carry to the King of Rome
the Homage of the Legislative Body, repair
ed tins morning to st. Cloud; none of us
could behold without lively interest, this
august infant, upon whom so MANY dcstinies
repose, and whose age inspires the most ten
der sentiments We have borne to him all
your sentiments, Gentlemen, mixing with
them those wishes which the love of our
own children is calculated to inspire. Ma
dame, the Governess, received them, and
thanked us in the name Of the young Prince !;
doubtless, at the same time regrettine tiat he
was unable to join his personal sentiments in
those which she expressed to the Legislative
BODY. Applauscs from all parts Of the hall.
Il no tsfnrN s.t.r.e 4
liberty OF the seas, he has 300, 600 men under
arms: the Princes of Europe are his allies
his whole empire enjoys profound trauonil;tv
without loans, without anticipations. e54
millions raised with facility, secure the
free execution OF bis noble plans and his
majesty commissions usto address YOU only in
the Language or satisfaction and hope
capt. Drew has brought dispatches from
our Charge d'Aflircs i'll London, to the Sc
cretary Of State.
from London i'ahers reeeiucd at fhe oHce
Vfhs mercantile 'fdVerfiser by the Magnet.
LONDON, JIly 81.
The American gentlemen, who landed at
Dartmouth ON Wednesday, with dispatches
Tor The Charge d'A6airs oil tho United States
IN this country, have brought confirmation
" VIC itiSa9S VI al lHc AMERICAN vessels
detained in France since the 1st Noycin-
Der. 1t is said also, that some propositi-
SHAVE been transmitted through the chan
mel OF the American Legation TO govern
mCnt.
Seven ships from Holland, provided with
licences under the sign manual Of Napolc-
on, arrived yesterday. The cargocs con-
set wholly Of cheese.
A ia6 OF truce has arrived from Morlaiy.
winch Left that pert on the 2Ist inst. and !, is
again stated, that all American vessels which
were professionally sequestercd (entreposes)
since the FIRST Of Nov. have been, without
single exception, surrendered up to the cap
tains -r owners.
some recent accounts from France state
that Bonaparte is anxious to induce tic A.
mei1cans TO believe that the Berlin and Nj.
ian DEGREES arc really withdrawn. and that
IN consequence he has ordered ali the shius
and cafBoes detained since the first Of Nov.
to DC released. A letter from Paris of The
10Th says" The American vessels captnr-
ed since November !, BY French privateers
are restored; among them are those which
arrived at 81. Sebastian's in 1909 and 1910
one Of them is the Camilla Of New York"
but other letters from Paris assert, tIlat no