Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-14
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Tho hri.- Aura--. Cant. Lake, which ar
rived at this port Yesterday, from Gibraltar,
was boarded cn the passage bv the French
f'gatc Clnrinip. and robbed Of g 1900, aud
4 part of her provisions, cabin. stores, wear
jng apparel, &c. ard permitted TO proceed.
Tie !riea.e was on cruize---,ast from the
Isle OF France.
Rv passenger in the ship Jane, from Te-
nerie, arrived on Saturday, we learn that q
dis'ressin~ and destructive peStilcnce ragged
at Grand Canary, which swept oE from twen-
~ to thirty Of the Inhabitants n dav. AL
communication between the infected place
and the other ne.shboriag islands had been
interSlictcd by proclamation.
His E,tccllency Sir George Provost. Cow
e-nor General aud Commander in Chief Of
F-tisl North Ancricr. arrived at Ouebcc
ON The lSe, inst. feon Halifax, and entered
upon the functions Of his government.
October Q.
Tho Frirates President. Corn. RODGERS; Uai-
nited-Stites, Com. Decatur; and Big Argus,
Cent. Lawrence. arrived in this port yesterday
aitcrnaoon, from cr,,ihe.
ExTRAcT OF ALErTEa FROM a vEaYREs-
pEcTArI.E AHp 1vrELLrcEYr American.
MERCHANT NowIS IrvERPooI., 20 ms
FPiENp ~ 'rHis CITY, DATED Auousr
rs,E S8Tr, 1911.
"rhe King still lives, AM many people think
h may continue IN his present state for many
years.
"T'he Ce.holics in Ireland arc in coinmotion,
and something very serious is TO he aoprehensied
there are treG,cut meetings throughout .hc
aI,,N;,
and violent -Ietitons Tor equal tights are made
cut, and unless the prayers ofthe petitioners arc
granted, things viii como to ai'awiu crisis
The government arc alarmed, and aIe eschGng-
ing their militia, by sending the English 10 re
land, and bringing the Irish to England The
descrters in this country are rapidly ncrc: ing.
and appear 20 favor the cause OF The Catholics
sc l lave made it a part of my business since
my arrival 10 learn the state of American pre-
duce, and am Impressed with belief, that this
country VIII not want any thing of consequence
from the United States for a wear to come. There
arc lsrGc stocks on hand, and the consumption
ofmanv articies decreases. The crops of grain
have been very abundant, and well secured -
therefore, they VIII moi wan; any supplies from
America at high prices"
Oct. 10.
The ship Scion, which arrived at this port
yesterday fromLmdon, brought dispatches
from our Charge des As.lires in London for
the Secretary OF State.
Our adyiecs from London by TIE Scion, arc
not so late as those received by the Orbit
from LiYerpool.
BALTIMORE, Oct, 8.
OF all the Banning champions of opposition,
the Editor of the New-Yorll Evening Post
Possesses the least judgment, is the most IN
Judicious IN what he writes, and uses the
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port the extravagant propositions which he
is in the habit Of advancing Wit we allow
him, and that is all. II is Il great pity, and
1titV us that lis a fay, that Mr.. Coleman
does notdirect his wit to better purposesthan
the prostitution OF truth and the humiliation
Of his native country az the footstoal of tho
British monarch. AS ample proof of the
justice of the character we have given him,
we take leave to exhibit to the republican
part of the community the following para
graph. Ii needs no comment. We venture
tohaz2rd the assertion, that not a man, fed
eral CT republican, who reads it, and who
has not been heated in the crucible of faction
can suppress the Indignation and contemp,
with which such principles & such language
from native American citizen, will nstinc-
lively ill his mind.
FROM THE n. YORK EVENING PosT, OF
OCT.2.
imprcssment Of Americ citizens know.
ing them tobesuch, has never vet been avow.
eddy Great Britain; so far from it, she her
self condemns it; and if no attempts have
yet been made by treaty to provide agains
it, the blame lies with those who will have n,
treaty with her on this, or any other subject
Asto the Orders in council, they would be to
tally without justification or excuse On any
ground, but enc; the a7c IF nations 6etgyeei
Gcl6gerents. This law allows one belligerea
toretalate upon the other every hostile inca
snre that the other adopts towards him
France passed her Berlin DEGREES, and tina
authorised Great Britain TO pass her Or
ders in council. We neutrals are the suffer
crs."
October 9.
FROM CARACAS.
From the Caracas papers politely furnish
ed us Ivy a friend, We can find nothing yer
interesting to the American reader. The
arc to the 9th of September. There are som
structures or independence, hut the clerg
and religion IN al seem to be too much cor
cerned in them fer any good TO result.
PAPER MONEY.
They have passed law for confcrrin
value on paper to the amount of one millio
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