Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18

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to sIch contingency.
2. a direct trade is TO be allowed to tn,
East and West Indies, and to all the Other
dependencies of the United Kingdom"
Proposals. it is said, are to be made Il
acquire the same concessions for the trade
at Gibraltar.
| The spectators of American produce
and Bears in the Gu de Sac of the Stock OF
Exchange, are incessant in their croakincs
against the peace with America. Their a t.
tachment TO ministers, though strong, can.
not reconcile them to this one step. though
surely IT they would look back with AN i'm
partial eve on the imbecilisy and error with
winch their idols conducted the war, thev
must acknowledge their prudence in putting.
an end to 1t. One of them very honestly
said, two days ago, that if they had not put
| an end to the war, the war would have nut
| an end to their ministry. Instead then of
dcp'oring the peace, The Tines, and its
principles, ought to Condemn the choice of
the rrince Regent, in trusting the reins of
government in hands so incapable of Weld
ing the energies of the empire.
London, Dec. ~.
Inc Globe contains Lord Bathurst's note
announcing the signing of the Peace between
| Great Britain and the United States. in
which be (Lord Bathurst) SAYS the bost;l;-
ties snail cease as soon as it shall have been
ratlhed by the President of the u. States as
well as by the Prince Regent"
! The Globe adds, thut the followinr~ ;s nm
| derstood to be the substance of the Treaty
| L.. All discussion Of our maritime rights
\ waved on both sides. ~ =
:. Madison does not insist on giving ue the
prizes captured IN retaliation of the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES. '''u
| 8. We leave our Indian Allies os ~ g.,
them i, 1912 YUM
q. We give up allour cenquests, particul,r
~ the Province OF Maine. We are bowevar
permitted TO retain the Islands of passama'
| 1898. iS"'y OF
commissioners to be appointed on both
eiees whether there shallbe any and what safe
s,'u prsSI'caois communication between QUE
pee and Upper Canada, together with all otbe-
| Questions of Territory oes
o. we are TO be allowed the exclusive en-.
lJoyment oi the right of fishing ON our own
coasts at Newfoundland, and of trading TO
our own settlements in the East Indies.
In tn,s description of the Treaty 1.-THE
I'ooe Editor obseryes)we read the hnmil,a-
uon OF ministers in every ine.'' Close.
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORpJNAR
From the Public -4dVertisey.
WANTED-The spirit which an;rn,,o, ~
conduct of EhSd6e.h, Oliver and
William.
Better negooiators or more pnn.
powder. 0''
Losr----.aii idea of national dignity and
honor sly anu
TVS :l nat any insignificant state may
insult thdt which used to cali
nsrseif the Mistress of the
The news OF Peace with Am.r;..
ceWed general rejoicing at Yarmouth ri.
'eiis nave oeea rung for two DAYS. and coIours
noisted IN various parts of the town and thsrs
mas oSan several conyivial parties at the IA.
VEINS to celebrate the event. -.
HTsn' me London Courier of De- AZ
~ PARIS, Dec. 81.
night the iispsrtant intelligence of ,b. s;o,,
'ng OF a TREATY OF PEACE between
the BRITISH and American Commissioners a,
Shent. on the Oath of December The
I1urier adds, that no comments were mad
teur. ' i'Ao'u-
extract efa letter from VTeasa, Dec. Is.
70 UNDERSTOOD that Austria has offered. in
tne event OF the Vistuls being declared the
boundary OF the Russian empire in Poland. TO
sye up 10 rrussIa the Polish provinces of
SI@oo" anu SaAdomir, lying on the left bank
OF the Vistuia, and forserly belong;no -
Western GaIiicia ~
1ehoa has protested against her annexa-
ton to the kingdom of Sardinia.
SLAVE fRApE.-It would appear. that in
relation to the slave trade, an agreement has
come to, that its abolition, however into rest;n,
70 humanity, does not belong to those matters
winch admit OF being settled, or farther deci.
oeu on oy the congress. The reason assigned
| is, that the powers most Concerned IN - 30
as Spain and Portugal, will not accent Of t6e
interterence OF the continental powers in res
gard to that abolition, while thew. ON the other
slds, take no part in the territorial disputes of
| the former. e'e' VI
Gesoa has protested against her annexation
to the Kingdom of Sardinia.
Letter from Vieana sfthe I6th.
| we understand from current communicate
ons' wa. mere Is now no moro talk of continu-
! ing Hamburger in its present fortified st.te ..
its situation in no respect fits it for pro,e ct;no
| any OF those sides of Germany that are IikelY
| 10 ne threatened. Proportionallv greater AZ
| tention, however, will be bestowed on the
1 strengthening the Rhenish boundary. which
! pears an intimate connection with the defence
OF Belgium, which country indeed cannot he
separated IRON Germany in military point Of
piennd, Dec 15--Iti is said that e;eer
ent Courts have transmitted particr,Iar
Notes according to which they have formed
the project OF declaring the fortress of Nav,
ence fortress OF the German confedera.
! lion o.
me Kings ct Prussia aad Wurteubnrg
are better, but still keep their apartments
war with Turkey is the subject OF con
yerSation. Considerable preparations are