Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22

conduct OF that Regency, who refused the
assistance of Portuguese troops against
8uonaparte.
Latest london baber.-To the polite attention
1.-TWO of our commercial friends, we are indebt.
Ell Tor London papers received this morning by
The ship William, Harvey, from Liverpool
The Courier, of the 18th of Sept. announces,
that, IN consideration of the services of the late
Maj Gen. Ross who was killed IN tile action near
BALTIMORE, the Prince Regent has been pleased
10 grant honorable armorial distinctions to be
placed on his monument, and TO be borne by his
widow and descendants.
In our London papers, we find nothing, that
viii excite livel err in, IN this country han
the following official documents I'M relation to
Bonaparte.-They direct not only the manner II,
which he was t. be removed from the BeiIerph-
m, ana conveyed to St Helena, but also the treat
nent he is to experience at his arrival, and
during his residence on that Island.-Amnng O.
Their provisions in his behalf, there is an order,
IA case ofhis DEATH foe the renewal of his body TO
England for III, erment- - Com. .4Gfu.
BONAPARrE.
Interesting Documents relatve to the manner II,
reLich BonubdTfe is 80 5e treated
Letter from Earl Bathurst, Secretary of State. TO
the Lords of the Admiralty.
" Downing July so.
Mr. LonDs-I wish your lor,,slnps 10 lave
the goodness To comm'in cafe to Rear-Atlmira.
Sur Geo. Cockburn, a copy of the following Me-
mortal, VIII ch IS to serve him by way of ns,r,ic.
ton, to direct hls conduct while General Bora
parie remains under HIS care The Prince Re
gent, IN confiding To English officers M ssion o,
such importance, feels hat II is unnecessary 1,
express TO them has earnest desire, that no grea.
ter personal estrant may be employed than villa,
sin II be found necessary faithfully to perfonn the
du'les, Of which the Admiral, as well as the Go
vernon OF ST Helena, must never lose sight, name.
~, the perfectly secure detention of the person
General Bonapafte. Every In ng winch, wIlhou,
opposing the grand objeci, can be granted as an
indulgence will, his Royal IL gness IS convinced
ponds further on the we'll known zeal and resolutc
character of S.r G. Cockbum, hat he Will moi
suffer himself 10 be misled, imprudently to de-
viate from the performance of his dnty.
BATHURST"
MEMORIAL.
When General Bonaparte leaves the Belleroph
IN to go board the Northumberland, it Wi
oe he properest moment for Admiral Cockblrn
10 have the effects examined which Gen Bona
'ar,e may have brought with him.
The Admiral will allow all the baggage, wine.
md provisions, which the General may have
brought with HIM, TO be taken on board the Nor
cumberland. Among the baggage his table SER
vice IS to be understo d as included unless lib
30 considerable as to seem ra,her an art .cle to b.
INTO ready money than for real use.
HIS money, his diamonds, and his sale..ble ei
iecis consequently bliis of exchange aiso1 o
whatever kud they may be, must be deiyere,;
mp. The Admiral Will declare 10 The Geier.
that the Br tish Government by NJ means nten
to confisca'e his property, but merely 10 take uI
on Itself The administration of has effects To hu
der him using them As means 10 promote h.
flight.
The examination shall be made in the presenc
Of person named by Bonaparte the inventor
of the effects tn be retained shall be slyned b,
This person as well as by the Rear Admiral, or b,
the person whom he shall appoint TO draw UP til,
inventory.
Tie interest or the principal (accortling as h.,
property IS more or less CONSIDERABLY shall b,
applied To his support, and IN this respect tht
principal arrangements TO be left to hun.
For this reason he can, from time 10 time, sip.
Nifty his wishes to the Admiral till the arrival q.
the new Governor OF st. Helena, and afterw ards
TO the latter and If an objection is TO he m.de
TO his proposal, the Admiral or the Governor
can give the necessary orders, and the dsburse.
ment will be pad by bills OH his Majest,'s Urea.
sury.
In case ofdeath, he can dispose of his propert,
by last will, and be assured thai the contents OF
his ties amen, shall be Faithfully executed
As an attempt m ghI be made to make part
ofhis property pass for the property of the per-
sons of his suite, it must De signfied that the
properly of his attendants Is subject to the san lie
regulations.
The disposal of the troops left to guard him
must be left to The Governor.
The latter, how ever has received notice, in the
case winch will be hereafter mentioned, to ACT
accord ng 10 the desue OF The Admiral.
The General must constantly be attended BY
an officer apo nted by the admiral, or If The case
Occurs, by the Governor. Ii the General is al.
lowed to go out OF the bounds where the sent,
lels are placed, an orderly man at least, must ac-
company the Officer.
When SHIPS arrive, and as long as they are in
sight, the General remains confined TO the limits
where the sentnels are placed. Daring this me
all communication with the inhabitants IS frb d.
den. Has companions IN ST.. Helena are sub eel
during TINS time to I'll same rites, aud nus, ie-
nam WITH HIM. a Other times 1t d, let 10 ihe
Judgmeato Of the Admiral or Governor 10 make
tie necessary regulations concerning them Ii
must be sgn,hed o the General, Thai IF Inc max es
any attempt 10 fly, he viii then be put tmaer
close confinement and II must be not,lied 10 hs
attendants thai If t should be found tat Tie, q,
plotting to prepare the Gene, AIS fIght the, SHAH
be separated from him, ai'd put uIider close con
hnement.
All letters addressed 10 the General or to per.
SONS m has sure, must be delivered To- tie Al.
nTai or Governor, whU " 4, read tlied be o. c lie
suffers them 70 be ueivci ed 90 tnose .oWhom the,
are addressed. Letters written by he GenerI
or his su"e, are SUBJECT To the same rule.
No letter that does MI corua ~, - tfeto,,.