Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-02

hat the Emperor will set out Tomorrow. |
Accounts from Genoa of the Goth MAY
announce the capture of Ancona. The |
ortress still held out.
The departure of the Imperial guard is |
as very near.
The following is supplement to the list
oi Peers which we gave yesterday
Duke OF Valmy, Counts Friant, Alexan-
DIRE Lameth, Clasel, D'Erlon, Excelmans,
Cambronne, Gerard, Redle, Moate, &c.
From Jansaica papers to the eth jane.
KINGSTON, June Is.
Ert'uct Of a letter dated Panama, 18th
Nay.
"The mercantile state of this place
continues the same. At Lima there has
been received royal decree, in which his
majesty commands all goods of British
manufacture remaining on hand three
months after the issuing of said decree, TO
be sold without fail tothe Philippine COM
pany, and if the holder of said goods
should not comply with this decree, he
must return them to the port or place
whence they came"
June &c.
His majesty's ship Tauais, OF So guns.
capt. James, arrived al Port Royal on Sa-
turday, in five days from Carthagena,
Ertract Of a letter from Carthagena, dat
ed the 1911 Ji.n., 1915.
Z" You will learn from passengers wh o
proceed from hence in the Tanais frigate,
the actual state of the interior of this coun-
try, and can assure you that have now
not the least dread of the Spanish expedi-
ton. The few Indians and other desper-
ate bantis of people of color and blacks,
who united with the SPaniards, have had
temerity enough toentcr BaranquiIta and
Mompez they have been compelled to re-
treat to the Cienga of Santa Martha, leav-
ing brig. general Palacios in possession OF
Mompez, and col. Rieux now commands
at Baranquilla, col. COrtes being sick at
present.
G. The last express from Santa Fe brings
favorable intelligence. and fully confirms
prior accounts that every thing is tranquil
in that quarter.
" Some OF the merchants here are now
very sorry for having been so precipitate
as to send off their goods, and they are ge-
Morally determined to remain here. Some
are now preparing to proceed into the in
terror. Brig. gems. CASTILLO and Palacios
are on the best terms"
Bulletin Of tie Independent army, on the
.Ndgdatena.
CARTHAGENA, June 16.
E;etrGcj ofG letter from the commandment
g"R. of the aTny on the .Ma~daleRa,
{" The enemy are posted at the fort of
Carabano, with part Of their light troops.
and IN spite Of the threats they have held
out, and the panic with which they have
struck the inhabitants Of Baranquilia, they
are on the point of falling back on Ciene-
fga.
I" I have been informed, by our spies at
Sabana Grande, that the inhabitants of
Mompez have put to tie sword the royal
ist garrison that was in this city. The
unhappy victims are variously numbered {;
some accounts say 200, some 500; one
woman alone killed FIVE men with her own
hands
" This news is confirmed by the spies of
Malambo, who have heard it at Cienga.o
Barbados, June 8.
Came in, a Portuguese ship, from the
Brazil coast, with the crews of the Cyane
and Levant, captured some time AGO by
the United States frigate Constitution !;
and an American brig from Salem, witt
fish and lumber. 1t is said that there are
upwards of 60 American vessels at ST.
Pierre, Martinique, and a great number
discharsing aud taking in cargoes at An
tIgaa and st. Vincent.
BosToS, July "a,
Yesterday arrived at this port from Liverpool
the ship New-Packet, bringing London papers to
the 18th, and those Of Liverpool to the 18th. of
June. These papers are full of details of consi-
derable interest, yet announce no event of any
great MON Mt They confirm the neve that The