Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-27


the re.etaSlishmert AMI rus;a,enrncs of The gen.
eral piece, are definitely reg iairl upcu the fol-
lowing saSes-rhefc ioHow' he tear articles alrea-
dy published
The Plenpotentiaresh having ie6nite,y a.:o,ted
these bases, have ce:;ed upon TIE course TO
be adopted, in oidcr 20 arrive IL the sorsss' pos
ssbis time at formal arrangement, and have
consequently determined
l. fha, general treaty shall be drawn up
upon The basis above laid down apd adding TO
them suciarIiclcs rs by cornm,n consent shall
be Judged necessary to complete it. The
French government wiH.norainate on its part the
person who is to unite with thase whon the
courts have charged WIG, the drawing up of the
treaty.
. g. Tha, the commissioners anpo;n.ea sor,,.
military affairs shall proceed, CONFORMITY with
the commissioners whom tie French govern
'nent shall appoint for this purpose TO draw up
a PROJECT of convention to regulate every thug
relative to the military occupation, and to the
support of the@my employedin this occupation.
The same comm ssiuners shall also determine the
| m nner and the periods of the evacuation of an
such parts of the French territory. as are not
cemprehended within the line OF the military
occupation.
f" D. That special commission appointed for
t''at purpose by the contracting parties, shall
draw up without delay plan Ola convention
TO regulate the mode, the periods, and the qua.
ranlees OF the payment of the seven hundred mil
IONS OF francs to be stipulated by the general trea-
The Commission formed to examine
the reclamaiions ofseverd Power. relatively to
the non execution ofcertain Articles of the trea.
tyot Pa-is shall continuei,s labnrs wis Tie IN
derstanding, that it is to communicate them as
soon as possible 10, the Plenpctentiaries in the
neutrality-suspicious.
| f" o. That as soon as these Commissioner she'll
have ,ermina; ed their labnirs the t'enipotentis.
res shhiunte 10 examine the results of them, to
determine on the defntive arrangements, and to i
Sign the principal Treaty. as weil'as the fferent
particular Conventions. This Process Verbal
h1yng been read, the Plenipotentiaries have 40. /,
proved 1t, and signsd.
"CAstlereags, Capo D'lstrls,
Rlchelie, llumbolt,
Wellington, Hrsenberg"j
Prices Of Stocke.-Consols, 81 Al 20 for mo.
lney-omnium, Ia IA 49,
Two Hamburger and one Flanders mail have ar Z
fNsa also frankfort papecs TO the 20th instant.
- BATE, October 20.
DUEL-An affair of honor took place on Mon.
day sennlght, near Hayre de Grace, between Mr..
stewart, Purser of his Maiesty's shin Picoue
ard slr Grant, Surgeonofthe R6yal Navy. The
dispute was of long standing. Mr.. Stewards
second not having arrived on the spot. Nfstes
e eraleS second would only permit them to
4 $40 DNS"stll WAS struck on the abdO-
men but the thickness of his watch chain ore-
Ven.ea the ball from penetrating valuable a.
me,hyst which was set in seal, was split by thu
ball. sF-'. " 'AS
-. FGLMoUrH, October 81.
Arrived, The Princess Mary Packet, in Is days
MlLFoRB-HAvEN, Oct. a. 5
Arrived, the Founding, Laba,lie. m 80 dsvs
from the Havana her sails are IN !. very bad con-
drton, having experienced nothing but gales ON
| the passage. The following vessels were seoken
wan by the Founding. VIZ, American ship Loren
20, IN . saie, from I.osslon for NewYork, out 81
Gays IN iat 81 Il y lon 1a, 43. w. brig Eagle,
| sails. - -
fPAaIs, Oct. 10.
The RUSSIAN Ministry has presented to our
government the projet ola convention ex.lana-
soiy OF the articles of the Treaty of Paris, rela.
i've to the CLAIMS of foreigners upon France
The principles laid down in it facilitate. IN the
most appropriate manner, the liquidation and
payment of these ciaims
L ne important work proceeds from the Prus-
sian Minister of State Baron Won Altenstien--
rouche' who was at Brussels was not to stop
mere any longer. Itis now said he VIII not go
70 dresden as Ambassadors nor will Mr. Gr,,ner
Is SAID, so there as Ambassador from Prussia
FGoREscE, October 16.
IL Col Casanova Commandant of the Tsle rs
iilba, writes on the 4th to the Secretary nj IVar
mat on the morning of that day the light vessels
o, mat Island had succeede1, after three hours
ehace, IN capturing BarbaFy Corsair, bs.yin, one
FOUNDER, two ofthose arms called Bscayens.
ana a crew OF ID men. The commandant con.
Guides thus al think it my duty to inform vour
Excelleney, that it results from the exan;nstion
OF the Rs,s Cor csptain) ofthe vessel taken. that
me squadron or the corsairs crizing in our seas
CONSISTS of three friga,es, three sioops. three
Dr. g., three large zebecks. and six smaller corr
sa'rs, Two of winch are in our hands. The forces
on On board the squadron seems considerable The
Rlis airns that each frigate has, 500 men incin.
ding the crew; each zebeck $50, and the restsin
From a London paper.
"A striking instance Of syIagisteriat ac.
tirity.-A protligste and dissipated fellow.
lying at Queensborough, Kent, lately de-
serted his wife and family, leaving them
chargeable to that parish Tor re ward Of
a