Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11

"ia'''A'es Trey believe they are IT, such a
S'tuGu'n as 10 destroy their ruthless ,nvad-
VS. Is boHapartc with his army are in the
very midst Of 4 military nation ofthirty nil
lions OF people, and in season wheu e.cape
Sncarly impossible
rom spain, observes Liverpool paper
81 'he Ith OF November. the PROSPECT seems
Sos'e"hat darkened-There exists no long,
tr any prospect of driving the enemy out of
'ne lennsuia during the pfesent carnpaica
1-aha' the chance OF SacccsS in the ncZ. will
war. N>"''''
=. nc lafc Conspiracy in France, had been
tne great subject of conversation in England
torSome days. By some il was srnnosed ~
have been a Jacob;n Plot, for the restora,;o
ON oi Republican goyernment--By others
WAT IL was bold attempt TO take advar.
.aSe OF the absence of Bonaparte to subvert
vac present government, which to the great
','ass oi inc French people is no less odious
than lacuGinism. Popular discomfort at the
pressure OF the conSeFiption, it is most like
y, has 2ccasioned tfles conspiracy nj Paris
ne aisVbntent at unprecedented and
aesolstirS Gespotism of Bonapar,c. viii. of
course, produce attempts to overthrow his
government-but, we fear they will be un
successful. While many hundred thousand
iah'nes nave been impoverlslleh by the Cor
s'cah' MS wars have procured for his chiefs
the most spsendct tortaacs-a and thus. his
despotism is so we'll organized, that he bids
defiance to populari Indignation. Hence the
hrst step taken by The conspirators, was TO
spread report of his death.
The Globe, of the 9TH November saws.
The earl of Mora will. we understand.
be this day sworn in Governor General Of
India"
An article from Petersburg, under date
OF October 6, observes, awe have rood
news from the armies. The skirmishimg
parties have materially anuoved the enemy.
His supplies have been Intercepted, aud a
mons these, 10000 pedisses have fallen into
our hands"
The Frcuch General Carrier, with other
cavalry officers, takeRet Salamanca, were
landed at Plymouth, Eng on the Sd of No
vember They were full of gold Napoeons,
and appeared very cheerful.
a public dinner was given to Mr.. Canning
and his friends at Manchester, on the first
of November. MIR. Gaining, ON this occa-
sion, delivered a long speech. The Liver
pool Editor observes, "We are sincerely
rejoiced to find, that the sentiments which
ha delivered in this place on the prospect
and probability ola Peace with France and
America, and which gave great concern e.
ven 70 many Of his YSrmest admirers, were
considerably mitigafed in his address to the
people of Manchester. We think that a
crisis must shortly arrive, which will clear
ly demonstrate that the objects which alone
can justify a Continuance of the war, are CT
ther speedily attaineble, or absolutely hope
less
The PILOT, a LOndoDtpaper of Nov. 6,
states that Parliament would certainly meet
81 ~ ~.
Novcmber, and the Prince Regent will open
the Session in Person with Speech from
the Throne. Lord Castiereaghhad address
ed circulars to the members ofsParliament,
in which he says, '' a mi attendance being
particularly desirableW the present SITUATE
on OF public affairs, permit me 10 hope that
1t will be consistent with your convenience
to give your attendance in the House OF
Commons on that day. Nov. 24.)
The same paper says, "fhis day His
sIajesty's Ministers have received despatch
es from Lord Cathcart, contsming reports
from General Kutusoff, detailing the parti-
cellars of several skirmishcs. in, which the
Russians were successful, and the French
lost considerable number Of men,
1t was reported, that the Russian fleet
arrived at Leith, with view TO IT'S preser-
walton from the enemy, and in order TO Co
operate with the British navy.
Several of the Baltic Convoy arrived a;
Shccrness on the 5th of Nov. and several
passed up the Thames.
1t was feared the Jncoastant frigate, Com
Iuodore Owen, had been lost in the North
Sea. -
Eighteen persons charged with conspi
Tacy, had been tried by Military Tribunal,
condemned and decapitated at Paris on the
29th Octoberj six or eight others arraigned
as acconpliccs, were acquitted.
PRICES at Liverpool, Nov. Wheat
Is tn 1es.-5uper6ne Flour 81 to 92se-At
London, Nov. 6, -four wask1o5 to HOS. per
sack-new wheat los 70 11Ss