Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

We were yesterday favored with hand ,
Dill, printed AZ Halifax on the goth alt. con-
tanning the following intelligence, received
there by the Swiftsure Packet, from Eng !,
land, bringing London papers to Feb. -.
London. Jan. 81.
We mentioned some time AGO that Lord
w. bentick had proceeded T. the Ba. of n -
pies, upon mission of great Importance, at
the invitation of Murat. Upon his arrival
In the Bay, in British "a. negotiation. &C,
cording,o letters from Naples, If he 9Th
was Immediately opened. and a Treaty of
Feacf and Alliance was signed with Murat
On the h ult.
REQ 7--Six Dutch Mails and Messen,
ger from Lord Castlereagh, arrived yester-
day.
H's Lordship arrived at Basic on the 18th,
ana German paper mentions, tina, after a
long conference with NJ. de Metternch,
Count Nesslerode, and Baron Hardenberg,
~ was resolved to make neSu overturcs to
6onafiarfe.-Lord Castlereagh certainly
mad conference with the Emperor of Aus :
tria and the Ministers OF the Allies i:nmedi.
ately after his arrival and we believe we
snail be found correct in stating, that the
OBJECT OF the first conference rel ated to Hol,
land and the Netherlands It was settled
that Holland should have strong barrier
and accession OF territory on the side of the
Netherlands.
The Emperor of Russia wa. a, Langies
when Lord Castl. REACH arrived at Basic.
and thi'her his Lordship was going 10 paw
his respects to his Imperial Majesty.
The Emperor OF Austria had arrived. on
the 21st, at Vesoul. in France, and the KIM
ct Prussia was following hm.-(ien Bare
lay de loily, with the Russian reserre, OF
10000 men. was marching in the same di>
rection, to join the Prince of Schwartzen,
berg.
The Emperor of Russia has sent his bust
as present to the Prince Regent, and has
expressed, in letter to his ROYAL Hiehue.s.
his intention to pay visit to this country as
soon as circumstances will permit him.
1t is SAID the Prince Regent has minated
that himself and the allied Sovereiens will
attend the coronation Of Louis XVIII
From Basic, an account has bs e,s Ysceiv.
ed, and II is reported from our lister
there, that French Nobeman, of On !. same
OF Vieaux or VircaX, had arrived from Pa
ris at the head quarters of the Prince of
Schwaftzenberg, depuled by many ne sons
of great weight at Paris, to express their
wishes that the BourboBs should be restored
aud that the Allies would courtenance and
support their Gains. He WIS received b,
the Prifce with many assurances of Good
will and wishes towards that illustrons ia.
mily.
Marshal Butcher has gained some impor-
tant advantages over Marmont, whom he
forced to retreat in great haste. Indeed
the last French papers which stated him TO
be al Rethel. sufficiently showed US he IA.
pidity with which he had fallen back before
Blucher.-Such are ,he accounts which
have been brought from Basic.
The Dutch papers. which are TO the Cd
inst. and the German to the Goth ult. an.
nounce that the allies continue their sue cess.
fnl progress.
Count Wittgenstein was at Hapuena.
The Hereditary Prince of Wertemberp and
Count PIatof had driven the French thro'
Epipal to Charnes, and brought in MANY
prisoners; whilst detachment of Comm
Wittgenstein's crps on the other side. had
pursued another body of French under the
cannon of Strasburg.
The Russian troops crossing from Dussel-
dorf towards the Meuse, entering AK Ia
Chapelie on the l7th, X Liege on the 18th.
Head Quarters were soon to be removed
from B'eda to Brussels, the keys of which.
report says, have actually been deliveredto
the Allies.
The islands in the Elbe, near Haarbere.
were tSkenon the 18th ult. in couseouents
of which the speedy fall Of that place is an
ticipated; and it is said, that Dayoust has
offt red TO capitulaie in Hamburg.
Gorcum is to surrender in Is davs. II NOT
relieved Antwerp. it is said. will be attack
ed by iand and sea at the same time The
army OF the Crown Prince is marching to the
Rhine.
The accounts from Italy continue favora.
be strong Austrian force has passed
over 81. Gotha'd to take Beauharnois in the
rear, and occup, Milan
Fe6. To- Bonaparte has retreated tn
Troyes, about 90 miles from Paris.
Feb ll.--'Tne advanced Cossack armv
were within Is miles of Paris-Bonaparte
hes been defeated with The loss of 1Ot 900
men.
The Du.ch are to be allowed to trade with
thu West Indies.
The conduct pursued by the government,
of tic nited Sta,es towards the inbab,tan,s
Of the British Ctiosics in America since
1888 has been SO Hagrantlp vicious and in
tolerant, thatno treaty with hem will be sa
tisftctory TO the people of this country. un
less AL the errors If former treaties with The
United States are rectifed, and the most
ample security given to cur countr,men ON
that Continent, and their Indian Allies. not
only against arepetition Of he aegress;ons
OF the citizens of America, but for their To-
tai exclusion from any participst,oo IN the
trade and fisheries Of British North Amer
lea.
In consequence &C an invitation from the
Admiralty, $50 shipwrghts unmarried
from Plymouth yard, have volunteered IN
60 TO tie Lakes in Canada, TO Construct we.
sells. They are "a bayc ~. -. 4 - a..