Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15
From The BoSton Patriot.
HEArP YTNM

Is again showing its baietui head in our Tory
papers, encouraged by the Vermontors having
chosen Federal Governor, by majority o
ONE vote There would have been a hand
some Republican ma jor,y, Ii Il it not been that
some thousands of that party were gone TO
fight the battles of their country and those
who had not marched were prohibited voting
What fools men mustbes to rely on the Federal
ism OF State so cireumstaqced.
The British party may tai and may write
their feelings, and their wishes about the dis.
solution of the Union, and forming q separate
treaty with the enemy but so soon as any
dare raise a finger in execution Of their designs,
and we should not wonder il half AI-ss.c IA
sets shou d petition Congress TO pass AN exile
Or ranspOrlatioa act, TO clear lou try o the
Deputies of John Henry, a STEM band OF IN.
trepid Rep. ,b,icans stand rcSdy 10 guagd
country against Oh IIr 5, or secret
Essssacs. The Republicans OF Boston ere rot
10 be scared by Fort BatSa,k, even oud it te
manned by the picked soldiers ofthe Washing.
ION BeneUoIents. The British party may taH
treason till they are boarse, but should they act
1t, exile or death Will be their portion.
EXTRACTS FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS
The appointment Of Count Stadion to the
chief seat in the Austrian Cabinet, may be &c
garded at once 4 signal OF the determination
of Austria to persevere manIuliy in the con
test, and as a compliment to the British nation.
Count Stadicn resided in London as Austrian
Minister al tie perid OF the French Revo!u
ton. He is understood to be sincere adnlirer
of the British charactf Fsand as warmly devoted
to the true interests his RtHe country -
lie WAS formerly removed from Office at the
suggestion OF Bonaparte--this is perhaps his
highest elogium + is but justice how,y yer to
say, that his predcc, >s9r, Count Wiiternich,
lBonapartc's President Of the Congress at
L. = r-t
honor and integrity. lie lad however, recent
ly accepted OF domain and an additional title
from Cons parte, and assumed the name OF Met
termch~Wynnebcug il lequires but a tim-
ted knowledge OF human nature to discover,
that from that moment it bccam unsafe TO trust
such person with the dromaoy of i govern
ment which had declared Tor ind pend.nce.
It appears from Documents before the House
ofCommons. that the net revenue OF he Gcn-
eral Post Office, including Packrt Expcnces for
the last year amounted to l.4I4,224l. Us I'd -
In 1785 it did not exep ed i5O,OJOl.
The following most sins ular and extraordina
ny narrative has arres5ed the attention OF the
higher articles ats vevfcafio,s 10 not gei;hiA
or cogEis anee:
Z" a distinguished foreigner, resident in this
country, and intimately connected with VI ma,
Armistice, letters, PufPorting to be letters fir.
the late Queen of France, hal been secretly
transmitted to the Emperor Of Austria, IN
VIII ch the deceased invoices his Imperial MaA
Icsty most seriously TO remember The sacred o.
bligatinns Of affection and consequently which
had existed between tlcm and never 10 forget
the inhumnn aud unexampled cruelties infc-
Ted on hersel lfdhdV on. her lamiiy--to be no
longer part tipator ia murder, pollution, tya
ranny and RAJ nei the awful crisis had arrived
Ills Owl happines5 here aud hereafter de.
pended on b decision These letters were
short, impress i've aFS~ aevout, written in a land
writing, whNh Ehelt compared with the
Queens was herfeetssc simfie
The impression on the wax, tho same she
used in spending with her family
10 increase the appearance of supernaturs
agency, they were deposited 0urin the night
IN mysterious manner, which cyadcd all in.
! quiry AID research.
The Emperor paid marked but silent at.
tcntion to their contents, and gradually became
! serious, meditssNeDoud restless when he wa
addressed hifly in tie same secret manner, {
informed, &c most minute manner, ofhis owl
| wretchedne4 tf4Stslings, tpat his remedy wa
IN his own lands "a by itming the Allie
in two years regd his Original title. and al
Inns ceued domiuioAs." 81
Il Bone }5r fheslsfies to GHa.y.
How stands the prize account, recently set
tied by John Bull and Brother Jonathan N th