Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08
FOREIGN EXTRACTS.

FOREIGN EXTRACTS.
from Paris faiters TO the 23fh January re-
eefued dy the hriuafc armed schooner
Snrfrize. Translated for she Eezv- York
Commercial .fdvertiser.
Madrid, Dec. 13--A report, which IS un.
fortunately too well confirmed has spread
abroad IN this city the greatest consterna-
ton. The royalists and the insurgents of
tne kingdom OF Mexico have united, and
dependence of the northern part of our pos.
sessions IN America.
austria, Dec. IS. The journals of Ger.
MANY 40 not cease to announce the closing
oil the Congress. / can assure YOU that it i
| impossible to foresee an end to il, sa long az
they Cannot come to an agreement about Pc.
land. Russia claims IL, in virtue of the
treaty concluded between her and Prussia
| az hailtz but France, Austria, England,
9paln, Portugal and Sweden. refuse to leave
roiand IN the hands OF a power already too
prePonderating. They propose, either to
MAINTAIN the ancient partition of Poland;
Or what would be more just, to make of it
aa independent kingdom, governed by Pc.
sn KING, which would form barrier oe-
| tween Russia, Prussia and Austria
II IS said that the Empress of Russia is
pregnant. This event will be very important
Tor Russia, The Emperor Alexander has
| no children.
-4h0nd, Dec. lit is said that The Sen.
ate OF Hamburger has been obliged lately to
| sign an engagement, not to make any al.
teratioa in the fortifcation of the city, until
the end of Congress.
| From the Mor,iteur Of January Q.
Ham5wrgA, Dec. % The Russian army.
| under the orders of Count Benninesen.
marches in three Columns for the Dutchy of
Warsaw.
We learn from Amsterdam, that the ex.
pectatioh OF peace between the Uaited
States and England has had the most hap
| py effect upon the funds of the American
| loan, negociated with the Bankers. Hone
e Co They had fallen in three months to
70 To-day they are up to So; APPOINT, to
which they have no. been for two years.
Madrid, .NoO. 13-The whole nation is
expecting the most happy result from the
new administration. They speak of A t,tal
dismission ofthe privy counsel of the kim.
| and particularly of VI OstoIaza, to whom
is attributed all the rigorous measures which
have been taken of late
Vienna. Nov 10--By decree of the 9Th I've
Emperor OF Austria has appointed Their ROYAL
HighDesses, the Primes Regent of England, and
his brother the Duke of York, field marshaIs Of
his army, in consequences of desire which
these princes had manifested, of having SONS
grade in the Austrian armies
VIESHA. Dec. 2o-paron scball. the Aus.
| trian minister near the Court of Wirtemburgh.
and who has BEEN here since the ass smbIsg.s ~
! the Sovereigns, killed himself On the nIghs of
fha nrsh ~ w. 4
GHEET, Dec IS The arrival of a Courier
from London, and Of one from Mr. Crawford.
American Ambassador at Paris, produced seye-
raj conferences, and without doubt contributed
| TO accelerate the result OF peace, which was
signed yesterday in the afternoon. Il il easy
to perceive the JOY and satisfaction of the peo.
pie Of this city Accustomed to consider the
Americans as almost erased IRON the list of ma
tons, they baye seen them at length take up
and sustain the most noble attitude as an indie.
pendent people, proud OF its patriotism, its
force and its ancient glory. No doubt the con.
dition of the peace will he honorable to both
parties. When ratified, il will contribute In
adj TO the common prosperity Of Belgium AID
Ho land.
It appears that ever since the Seth Nov. the
american Commissioners have been persuaded
that England wsuld maxi pesce. Embarrss.-
ed in her finances, she had b. en- compelled IN
make some great and Notifying avowaI. The
lenders or bankers 10 whom she bad recours.
- said you ask again for three millions. bui
how will you pay uS You hsye contracted en-
gagementI with ali the powers of Rur,ns.
which are running you you have upon voul
shoulders this war with America, which i
draining you, and which you aotwihstand;no.
refuse to put an end to-" A noble count INF, -
rupted them and protested the pacific semi,
ments of the Court of St. james. The banter.
wanted some more positive assurances and
on the next day we learned from the papers
that the negotiations Of peace were in a very
favorable train This manoeuvre could not
escape the sagReity of Mr.. Gallstin and his
colleagues.
EoHE, Dec. 10 we are expecting vJsa
from the Al gust soveregns assembled at Vi.
ennk, many the Roman lords have Offered
iarge sums o. money to his Holiusss to de raw
the expenoes which the visit of the soyereigps
wilt occasion.
VtsgSA, Dec. Is The sickness of tbs
Prince DE Lgne Continues 70 excite great 40.
lcitUde. Ills age and even his sickness kave
not diminished bis amiabeness and humor,--
lie said few days ago, " they have exhsust,5
AL kiads Of spectacles in amusing the sovsy.
eign, will prepare them a new one--the 10.
neral Of 2 Field Marshal