Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-25

ture, or production OF the said Territories.
the same duties of customs that are paya-
bic on such goods, &c. when imported
from the said united States in british
ships, and no other or higher duties of Gus
toms and-it is hereby further ordered.
that, on the expectation of any goods, &c.
the growth, &c. ofhis maiesty's territories
in Europe, from this kingdom to the Uni
ted States, in vessels of the said states.
there shall be paid the same duties as are
by law payable on such goods, &c. when
exported to the said states In British yes-
sells, and none other or higher duties !; and
1T is hereby further ordered, that ON the
expiration from this kingdom to the Uni
ted States of any goods, &c. the growth,
&c. OF his majesty's territories in Europe.
in vessels of the said states. there shall be
paid and allowed the same bountics as are
paid aud allowed on such goods, &c. when
exported to the said states in British YES
seis.o
LosDov, Sept. Q.
.9aericaa 'Stocls-3 per cent. 50; G.
per cent deferred, 95 Louisiana 6 cents
par, with dividend from Eeb. 1873.
i.oNDoN, Aug. 90.
Upland Cotton, Is. Sd. to Is. Tod
Ncw-0reans do. 2s. to es. Cd. Carolina
Rice, 5S to 54s. Good Mafyland Tobacco.
II to Nd. Virginia do. 6 to ood- New
Dollars, IS. Sd. Portugal Gold in coli, AZ
los. per oa.
From the London .Gare,ts.
FOREIGN, OFFIcE, Aug. &C.
Lord bathurst, Que of his Msiesties
principal Secretaries of State, has this day
notified, by command of his II. II. the
Prince Regent, to the Ministers OF friendly
powers resident at this court. that in con-.
sequence OF events which have happenetl
in Europe, it has been deemed exned;ens
and deter,nned,in conjunction with the
allied sogereigns, that tine island of ST.
Helena shall be the place allotted for the
future residence of General Napoleon Boz
naparte, under such regulations as may bo
necessary Tor the perfect security OF his
person; and for that purpose it has been
resolved, that all foreign ships and vessels
whatever shall be excluded from all conn
munlcstlpn with. or approach to that is
land, 80 long as the said isaad shall coma
tInue to be the place oil residence of the
said Napoleon Bonaparte.
LONDON, Aug. 81.
The number of American mercantile
agents lately arrived at Liverpool frour
the United States, exceeds all precedent.
Fifteen stage coaches now run daily from
that port to Manchester, and in general re.
turn heavily laden with cotton goods 0f
every description.
IA absurd report prevailed on Friday
that bonaparte, on his passage to ST Hello.
ma, had committed suicide, and that his
body had been landed at Iorbay.
We understand that Sir ]. Yeo nroceeds
in the lnconstsnt, to command. VITA .
broad pendant, on the coast of Africa
Sir &. Hail, lately returned from Canada.
proceeds again Immediately to that coun-
try,to supercede commodore Owen in the
command on the waters of Canada, where
government intends keeping up respecta-
Die establishment in future.
August 90.
we received this morning letter from
our correspondent at Paris, in which 4
wall be seen that he confirms the account
OF the attempt upon the Duke and Dutch
ess OF Angonieme at Poictiers. The duke
behaved with great decisiun.-fie CIV
down two of the rioters, who attemuted t.
remove the white flag from The window Of
the hotel.
mn. August 81.
Bullion is shilling an ounce l9Wea--fox-
eign gold IN bars being now Al. los. and
new dOGtioons III. SIS.
Lospox, Sept. /, 1873.
Mr. Bagot,l 1T is expected, will proceed
IN avery short time ON his missien +, tbe
United States. The Niger fiitafe. Il i
said, Is tobe prepared for his reception
and the delay that has arisen in his tfIenar.
ture, has uhayoldably taken place IN CON
sequence OF it being necessary to nav off
the Lacedemonlan irigate in common Vii,
all othef SHIPS OF war, owing to the rsduc-
ton of tae leet IN which he was to have
tasen his departure. Captain acxson. Of
the Lacedenonau, It is added, viii nave
the c0Ainand Of tie Niger on this occasion.
o. September 2.
Oar private letters from France verv
positively assert tbat the long cendinyc
Treaty has been finally concluded. Uoo
less some strong impression 10 that effect
bad prevailed among Che m5nied mon in
Eracce, 'ye know not well hos to account
iOr the fact, tnat while TIC most inplesa5f
fumoufs Oft state Of the intcfior CONT
nue. to prevaii, the iupds have experienced
q narke, amc.iofa'ioa. In the course of
tae 1sSli vt ibey were As high az 62 ID.
IT vas believed that the Duke If 3ooyboo