Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-29
BALTIMORE Nov. sS.
late FROM ENGLAND.

late FROM ENGLAND.
The fine ship Norfolk Packet, Barnard,
arrived at this port in AZ DAYS from Liver
pool. brings London papers OF the 5th, 9th
and 9TH of October. An English sentle-
man, passenger in this ship, has politely ga
vored US with the London Globe of the 7th.
The following are the'only articles of news
OF any moment in it.
Paris dates one day later than these hy
the Mammoth, are contained in the Globe.
Lord Cathcart had left Paris for London.
Great quantities OF allied baggage, aud
considerable numbers of the Prussian
troops were leaving Paris. but other. were
marching through Caen upon the French
capital.
The French villages were generally fil-
led with foreign soldiery.
LoSDoN, Oct. Z.
Prices of the French Funds, Oct SIS
per cent. Cnnsols. so 10th ir.--Bank Ac.
tons, 1,l02 ID f..
We received this morning Brussels pa
pers to the 5th inst. The Archduke John
will accompany the Emperor of Austria to
Italy, and remain at Milan as Viceroy.-
About $4,000 Russian troops had marched
through Mannheim, on their return home,
prior TO the Goth last.
On Wednesday Sir James Yeo arrived
| in town from America-he is appointed to
the command o. the Incobstant frigate, in
which he will a,p,tly proceed to the coast
ot Africa--a number of steam boats are
ordered to accompany him on his expedi-
ton.
Paris papers of the 4th "wednesday
arrived this morning. The Official Ga
zette contains circular letter from NJ.
Vanblanc, the new Minister of the Inte-
| rlor, to the Projects Of the Departments
1t urges them to prosecute aud repress.
with all possible diligence, those agitators
who circulate reports of the re-establish-
ment OF tithes and feudal rights, or the vio-
lation of property secured by the Charter.
These were the fayourite topics originally
used by the factious to excite Glamour
aud discomfort against the government of
Louis XVIII. and the new Minister is any
Ious to put the Projects on their guard a.
gainst the repetition of the same machina-
tons. Itisagain asserted that the Treaty
OF Peace has been signed, but this assertion
appears to be entitled to no more credit
than the preceding statements to the same
effect-The following are extracts from
the farls papers
PARIS, Oct 4.
There is talk of Treaty concluded, OF
about to be concluded, between England,
Russia, Prussia and the House of Orange.
Accounts from Italy inform us that Luz
Glen Bonaparte has left the fortress of Tu-
rim, and is going to Rome, accompanied
by a single Austrian officer. He will there
remain under the surveillance of the Papal
Government Upon promising not to leave
the city and its enVirons without permits
sion. This Indulgence has been granted,
as 1T would seem, on account of the anxiety
which he expressed to see his wife. who is
dangerously i'll.
The members of the commission appoint
ed by the King to regulate al that relates
to "a e wants ofthe Allied armies, met yes
terday, together with the administrative
Council nominated for the same purpose
by the Cabinets of Austria, Russia, Prussia
and England.
It is believed that the King of Prussia
will Immediately leaae the capital.
AS we announced two days since, the
Prussian corps of General Thielman arriv-
ed yesterday from Versailles at Paris, pre-
coded by a considerable train of artillery
To-Day or Tomorrow this corps will CONT
nue. its march.
The whole of the Royal Prussian Guard
will have entirely Quilted Paris by Thurs
day next. 1t is going direct to Berlin,
where it will arrive in the frat days of De-
cember.
1t is believed, that the number of the
Prussians who willremain in France, is fix
ed at 10000.
Nzw-YoRK. Nov. %.
Trnnstations from French Papers TO the
18Th October, 6ythe Bioomiag Rose,
Tro1obridge, arrired at .Ne1o York, in
so days from Bordnsur.
The following speech of the king of
France at the opening of his Parliament is
translated from the Bordelais Gazette of
the 18th of Oct.
Pans, Oct.7.
This day the king opened the chambers
in the hall of the sttings of the chamber
of deputies,-Salutes of artillery an