Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
EFOREIuN.
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The AJApssor Of Germany proceeas ~,
mssy hredAtsly to Italy. npsa very I'm.
i9E q Seily dissas i.6ed. -The King ofsk.
Two Sicilies has. ia solemh dseiSratiou
issped Il Palermo on the 24rh ult.. contra !,
Diced the report Of h;s having reposnced
his right 20 the kingdom Of Naples. =,
After the harra.sing snd unjust was
AmsricA hAs waged against IA, we have es;
ery right - expect that. now. ne have the
means of chAstlsinE and ,cbmpelling her. NO,
ching short of the following conditions will
BE demanded Of her. viz
The unequisocai Acknowledgement, OF
the part If An6ricas of the established Law
ct natlon.. e incorporated with the Britisf
:. The Acknowledge ment of the right ol
search Tor British seanen II. Amerirsp ves,
HA<nss and undIvided pss,sSssOs q
she Apericsp Lakea (, - -. =
The Ohio as the boundary.
=. The restitution ofIsorisana->and = 3
The minor points, such variations from
the present line OF boundary as may tend for
ever to the secnrity of our Invaluable North
American colonies, and the well being al
the Indian tribes our. allies such restric>
lions Ia Commerce, fisheries, &c "a NAV
augment the prosperity Of tbs British em.
pile, and put AN end to all vexations inter.
ference with her rights and privileges"
MAy28.
NEGOTIATION WITH AMERICA
The high professions attributed to min.
listers in the approaching negotiations with
the American commissioners, it is believed
nave NO foundation; But among the restric.
dons to be imposed on the republicans, with
regard to Canada, it Is understoed
60 have heeen- determined 10 require of
them, that on the lakes of that country no
ships snail be- employed by them, either ar
med or above the measurement of so tons.
The citizens of the United States are fur
Their TO be obstructed in the fisheries -
computation has been delivered in by the
persuns interested in this trade for insl,ec
zion Of government. by which it appears
that above halt the fisheries had slevoived to
the Americans from the advantages they
possessed ct proximity. and from other Cir
cumstalces In order to prevent this ex
tensiye encroachment, they are no longer to
be permitted to prepare their fish either on
the shores OF Newfoundland or OF Labrador.
The produce of this commerce, at the
present prices of the markets, is estimated
ct nearly Jour millions of pounds sterling.
Vice admiral sir A. Cocllrane, by pro-
<lameuoE issaSa at iSsrmGda April IS, de-
ciares All TIE American ports, when were
left open by sir J. B. Warreu's proclama-
ton. to be in a state of strict aud rigorous
blockade; which will probably disappoins
at cacs all Mr.. Madison's attempts to pro,
Cure IioLey tor the purpose Of the Canada.
an war.
Il j. computed. that the reinforcements
the last Campaign, will enable him to take
che fc!d with an army Of sc COO effective
n,en. This force will move AGAINST the A .
merican army from the Canadian froatisss.
whilst II .00B Of the best troops of the duke
6f We!lingion's army, commHded by .ord
Hill, viii be landed Oh tue American shores.
and commence by Threatening Mr.. Madi .
sous capital. Lord ;iil has arrived in Lon.
don 70 receive instructions for the campaign.
The regiments which are to go from the
south oil France have all arrived in the
aeigntorhoUd OF Bordeaux to embark The
Sd OF buKs. and the 10Th, or 10Th light dra.
Goons, are Among them. Six or eight of the
weakest regiments Of the army will be re-
duced enurety, by allowing the men to vol
uhteer iuto the regts. under orders Tor the
American service upon y bounty of FIVE
guineas for uplimited and three puiDeas for
the SD and 93d regis. are on their passage
from the Cape Of Good HOPE to Norrh A.
merica.
DIED.
MAJ 90, at his scar. near Broon.ley, K ent.
Ensiand, Lord AUCKLAND. LII. D. x. Z /.