Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
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| Csp,- Broke, the gallant commander Of be
shannon, attended yesterdzy AT the Chamber.
| iains Office, Gui'dha, to receive the sword,
value 100 gdineas, which was voted him BIZ the
iros"fati1a q Lnndoa, together with The irse-
'on OF tas c'ty, as tesiii,oiy Df the high
sense entertained by them OF i,is yalorous at
,'cA ana capture o the chesapeake American
IiriSate- Tn; Captain was in foil uniform, and
ai'nou!,h not yet rccrv red from his Wounds he
rsceiyed m che action looked extreme'y well.---
fiis head was bound with black silk. The sword
OF exquisite Workmanship, the handle is SO.
W. Soiu, beautifully embossed with naval troA
pines on one side it b. airs a well ~xecut u en-.
amsi 81 the action between the Shannon and
Tue chesapeake, and on the o. her the city arms.
May IS.
The word peace his something so agreeable,
so attractive, and 80 new TO us, that We cannot
avoid mentioning the reports which have been
IN circulation for some days past thoe.rh we
cannot Undertake TO warrant their au hen icity.
= we may hsi.eye our pe iticiAps, We shaliN,oon
see our iormer relations res 'oTed with st. Do
'ninso, Martiniqs, oar possessions in the An.
titles, and on the coasts Of Malabar and Coro,
mandel.
Our territory, taking France as she was ON
the lst OF Juue, 1872, will obtain an increase of
population VIXEN the detinitive treaty shall have
been signed.
There will be no contribution for the expen.
ces of the prisoners OF war
Inc Frenci, army will consist of 930 OC0 men.
including the household Of the king, which
VIII not exceed 10000. Several olher arrange.
ments will soon, 1t is said, be known, unless the
high contracting parties determine that they
shat not he made public Ill alter the signing
ct the definitive treaty, which will take place in,
Lon ION At any rate what is air ady known of
he terms OF this treaty has produced great
sensation among all classes, and had ramark.
able influence on the public funds Il Journal
d. Paris, May Is.
According to ihr latest account from italy.
the Pope, accompanied by the sscred College,
was to make his solemn entry into Rome on the
10th OF this month.
Mr.. Krauntz arrived yeste' day morning, az
Tie foreign Office. with dispatches ir,,m Wis.
count Cas- lereast, at Paris which pl ce h. tfe
on Friday-The return OF his Loi dsiip is not
known, nor is the departure the All, Soye-
reigns for this country Ons of thu Paris pa.
pers which We have received he 2Ott i'm
slant, sp AXIS of the departure of thu Emperor
OF Germany, asnear 1T hard, md likely to lake
place between the 25tn and the 3Oth Private
accounts repr sent the French capital to he
tYa seat OF endless intri;u and it is not wiihs
out great surprise that 5 Vel al no orious sd.
| herents OF the late tyrant hav. recently been
seen TO arrive n re, and even to be leceived
| with distinction.
| Letters received IN town n Saturday state.
| that ad sir J. W ,rren had arrived eff the
coast OF Ireland. after reaiizi-,c large fortune.
from his appnintmen OF commanil in chief
N TIL n. American and w st India stations
The COMMAND is COW DIVIDED tow en- ADJ
| mraI Cochr,ne, Enhsm and Brown. the for.
! mer for Amerif a the secsnd for Lewsrd islanGs.
and thu. latter for Jamaica.
| An officer who arrived on Saturday at Ports
| mouth from Bordeaux, states, that On the 9th.
the Centaur ~, Captain j. G White, and
Challenger SIoop of war, capt Vernon, sal ed
| from that por, with few Transports, having
q board the 7lh am 9Th Regiments Of Foot.
for America The 9th and SIS British rygi.
M -,t,, and two Portu ue ebattal;ons, with two
squadrons of English husssrs. We at Bor.
ieaux on the above a,e.-Ou Thur,day orders
w.re received at Portsmouth TO prevent EN-.
harkation OF d tachments or regim nts, which
vere on ,hi way to- JOIN Their respective corps
under the Duke of WeiinrtoH. THIS detach.
rents whose regiments are in America are to
proceed.