Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-02

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The. Earl of Finsail, for presiding at an = =
,regate meeting IT Fehamble- street. on the Is
9th of July. y
The Earl of Fingan <again) for presiding,
1t Catholic Meetisg in Navsn, for the pur-s
lose Of appointirg delegates for the cnuu,vE
Il Meath, on the Goth &C Aug.--The Hrn3S
rhos. Baraewall. for assisting at said meet Z
ng The Hon. Patrick Rarnew;,ll, far az;
like offence. The hon. Richard Rarnev all. :
The hon. Jesepli- Barnewall,> fen, the same. I
Philip White6eld Harvey, Esq. Proprietor of I
The Freeman's Journal, for publishing thes
Catholic proceedings on the i.t af August. :
Thomas Townsend, Esq. Bsrrister at Law,
proprietor aEThe Correspondent, for publish-5
ing the same proceedings. +
.Noven,tcr 20.
His Royal Hirhness the Prince Regent didS
mot leave Oa'lands on saturday, as he ex
spectcd, having made too free in exercise with
shis foot on Friday. He was, in consequences
j"tan increase inflammation, obliged on SATURDAY.
sseveaing to send messenger 10 town to York
sheusc, 70 annernccthatheco could no, dine there.
5Wc ere sorry 10 state, that his ANGLE IS sos
Smicli swetetls ne issrnnhned to his room.
sii's koya' b'8f'aess aiFeays very auxious to;
scome to t9Rn. TAe following is the account,
E:'ecoIyed nom tlae general correspondent Of,
1.-THE Newspapers.
" IT affords US great pleasure TO say, that
Sthe last accounts received in town last right
sof the stateof tic Prince Regent, was of We
Try favorable nature although he had rest !
E'ess night on Saturday. ye, about SIX O'Clock.
yesterday ,rnorpihg he got to sleep very COM
sposediy, and was much refreshed by it, and
fthe inflammation in his ancle, &c. was in a de-
sgree lessened in the morning, but in the after
moon he was consit erably better in every re
s ss, ~, are-extremeiy happy tosay, His
sRoyal Highness Is free from fever
On Saturday last, the Court of Kings
sBcnch, Dublin, gave judgement ON the Re-
smurre: againsti lie Catholic Delegates. Trey.
{delivered their opinions Seriatm, but there.
ewas no difference on the Bench. The Judge
sment was unanimous. The defendants hadi
previously pleaded not guilty. Their trial is!
Fixed for Thursday
An express was received from Windsor!
;this day at York-House, stating that his Ma
:Jesty' had restless night, and was worse this,
;morning.
&r Signed as usuaL
a meeting Of the inhabitants of Birminp-!
cham, was held last week pursuant 70 notice
swhen 1t was unanimously agreed, that pcti-I
stion should be presented to the Prince Re-
sgent, praying him to put an immediate. stop!
ato the dlstiliation of grain. Similar measures
shave been adopted In Liverpool, Glasgow /
2and ether places.
( Aldermen, and the Lord Mayor, after in
Expecting die return. ordered Bread to rise
st'iree pence per peck.
q Price Of Stocks This c,ag.-Consols Ga Isl
EReduced 6S is Ia.
3 ] Extract Of q istter. from an .fn,cyiccn Gem
4 t1enan IA Paris 10 a Gentleman in Wrzv
q lork, dated November /, received BIZ fhe|
q Pacific.
q Mr.. Barlow arrived unfortunately lust af
1ter the departure ofthe Emperor for Holland |
!2and has had but one interview, believe. with
sthe Minister OF Foreign Affairs, who soon af.
9ter went to Join the Emperor in Holland--ofl
laconrse he has syet done nothing-indeed it.
siwill be necessary for him to be personaIl,
Spresented to the Emperor. before anv nego.
s2ciations can be concluded. Ihave understood
Athat in the Interview aforementioned. Mr.
S3arlow received the mostp positive assurances
'Eethat this government would restore all the
4property that had been Illegally captured. or
s;seIzed, and. do US every justice we had 4
alght to demand. But as many of the real
TAmerican claims aEe blended with others
(WHICH are, at bottom, nothing but English
tsInaer American colours, and false paners
Sit VIII probably be some time before an ad-.
sJustment takes place of all the Contested "a.
fsses. Several vessels ard cargoes Captured!
4ahd seized year ago, have lately been 70
sstored and the business Of appeals and ex
daminatonsis constantly going on. They have
2sflowever, lately condemned several Amsr;-E
4can vessels captured in the Baltic, on theI
s5p5round Of their being under English CONVOY !
q ana OF course exciting strong suspicious oil
zthen' being English property. 1t is unfortu-I
late ioF VAC Aonor OF our country, and the in
soercst CT TAR American merchants, that ma
5ry OF our citizens should have been found ink
4 opuson with the English in Carrying on al
{smuSSlinS trade 10 diGerent parts Of the ron.
etinent---These things are known h thce
sfrencb government have often been detect
sd and have had great influence in profluc-
9rg the severe measures of this goverEmentt
..a95a5nst ~ INTRODUCTION &c colonial r,y,aoc,
.ip american vessels besides. they have real
KY occasiahed the seizure of many ofonr ves-t
iselS coming direct from the United States mi
n ian ard regular trade. SO much ef this q
has been carried on by our vessels !.
,n The North, that II is now believed, tha,k
his gcternmenr means to order every Anne.
riean vessel found in those seas 10 be csutnr-
cd. They are determined to put a stop to
the commerce Of TIC English. either in thei,6
own shipssor under our colours in the Bstt;cs
= and ifthc Fnpcrcr of Russia viii not *.
c'ude every specice cf'Engli,h trade, wax
will probablg take place botween this coun.
try and that But question whether it willk
GENE TO that very soon. Alexander viii pred
fer Corning entirely into the continental sys-k
tenn to the losing ofhalf his dom inions-whichs
gNrttfd tnauests,1of,f,, bs.t 81.