Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03

"sr, mas sent mere IL deputies to regulate
their system of CT edit; they are assembled
nader the presidency of governor general
Prince Repn.
HAMBURG Octobere.
Almost all the officers of the STAFF Of MARI
shall Davoust have been put upon halt pay.
and ordered To repair co their. respective
homes. y
MADRID. September 80
The troubles which exist in Navarro have
excited the greatest cisquicr ude. Govern
ment has issued the severest orders to
check the spirit of revolt, which the state
OF things re 1ders of the most fearful conse-
qpences.-&he viceIoy. CUNT Espeleta, has
Horcerec all the troops of the line of Ma
varre and the neighburing provinces, TO
march against Nina and his atlherents. If
the insnrreesion does M, spread into the
countries which tse Ebro separates from
CASTLE, the military force employed, which
IS pouring rapidly upon the only point of
Navarro where the insurrection at pre-.
sent RACES, ought to check these riots, withs
out that the remedy is useless
The rumor of the approaching arrival of
Charles ~, is daily renewed here.
The tranquility of the city Of CadiS is
maintained by the vigilance of the chief ma
gitrates.
Unfortunately all the roads are infested
"ith bands OF roobsrs and the co'nmuni
cations are not always open for the cou-
riers.
The numerical value of the ingots, pias.
ters aud colonial produce, brought by the
Vengeance triSase to Cadiz. is estmated at
A. ,SS,275 ,,iasters and "a half, without coun
ting the silver in the vessel; the greatest
part ofwkich is for private individuals.
Different letters from the interior an
neunce the arrival of Spanish prisoners of
war a, their homes. They are forced to
acknowledge that the French nation treated
them with the greatest kindness even pro
vidinS them wi.h supplies OF money tor
"nich they ;irec.aim their gratitude. This
'ess,fnDny u the good understanding with
the French cannot be effaced by the false
and exaggerated ideas spread by the absurd
decIai'hers against them.
PLYMOUTH, Octabsr Is
arrived. the Chesapeake late American
frga.e, last. from Portsmouth, having on
board 500 american prisoners, to be march
ed to Dartmouth,
COPENHAGEN, Sept. %.
Peace with Prussia, is expected to take
place shortly. It's said that the brig Bere-
aolm is TO 60 to Christisna, to fetch Prince
Christian.
VIENNA, Oct. q.
Yesterday there was grand parade. at
which all their majesties were present.
The grand duke OF Baden, the prince de
Ia fonr ct Texts, major general in the Aus
distinction, arrived here yesterday and the
day before.
VIENNA, Oct.7.
The a6Iiirs of the congress are progress.
ing rapidly, since he emperor of Russia has
signihed his intention Of leaving Vienna be
lore the last of this month. 1t is also said
that AN official note has been delivered OH
the part OF Russia to the congress, in which
u is declared that the intention Of his ma.
jesty is that no ki:,d of alteration shall be
made to the treaty of Paris, which is to be
maintained in all its form and tenor.
Ii has been resolved that the discussions OF
the congress shall be made public through
the medium Of the press. II has like wis e
been determined that the plenipotentiaries
OF Austria. Russia. England, France, Pros.
STA. Spain. Sweden aud Portugal shall CO u !.
pose the congress.
1T is confirmed that NJ. prince Talleyra II;
Perigord, minister Of France, has delivered
TO the congress memorial Of high impor-
lance. This circumstance cxcites great
public curiosity.
The nomination. of Count Stadion to- the
Office Of Minister of Finance. has baen re.
ceived with pleasure by all classes OF socie.
y. Hopes are entertained that this ap
pointment, and the present circumstances
will produce happy effect on our paper
money.
Her imperial majesty Maria Louisa will
arrive this day at Soho ;hbrunn several
sovereigns are t. go TO m ct her majesty.
DOMESTIC.