Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02

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| the peninsula OF HiEdostan. With regard TO
China there is no regulation, because that trade
| IS exclusively with the Easl India Company, and
this company has no power or authority To OBJ
| struct the trade to China, either with regard TO
the Americans or any other foreign state.
\ third article and not the least important in
| the view OF the American government, restricts
the British from entering into any trade with the
numerous tribes of Indians occupying aug part
OF the country within the jurisdiction OF the u.
States.
From London papers ofJuly 90 by the Governor
Strong
Lon,Ioi,, .Tuhy "a
Paris papers to the Odd inst. arrived tins NOR
ming. The following principal conditions of the
treaty negotiating Ut Paris, 1t As SAID, are finally
settled
Tive integrity of France to be maintained. -
The expences of the TO be betrayed by
France IN four years. The evacuation OF the
country by the Allied troops TO commence OH tiie
25th OF August with the exception OF some corps,
whose stay Will be prolonged until the complete
and solid rc-establishnient OF the public tranqu-
ity. Tins statement appears u be a mere spe-
culrtion. Dlvoust has not subm ited. On the
contrary he is said to have re-crossed the Lore at
Cosne, with intent 10 transfer The war TO Burg indy.
Gosnc IS on the Loire, above Glen, ut when pace
the left division of his army lately passed that
yer. Ii he has taken that direction, he must nave
joined Suchet, who left Lyons the 15,b. tbs
army may yet prove Troublesome. Russ,n
force has marched TO the Lore, to JON the Prts-
sian troops previously sent TO oGserye Il.
Marshal Jourdan has concluded ,rmst.ce
with the SWISS troops which occupied part OF
franche Comtc.
The French funds decline rapidly The five
per cent. consuls were Oh THURSDAY down To 81,
"A iaii Ok percent, SINCE tue preceding day. Bank
actions go
A.,
sheets, the act or the Congress OF Ienns for ai
ioting and dividing the Continent of Europe. IL
seems 10 have been published at This critca. mo-
| ment to dispel The aPprelensions OF the French
rs TO any purpose OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT Uf their
ritory and Certainly AZ the principle and letter
of TINS solemn act OF tne Popentates lac observed
| and adhered TO, there can he no encroacnment
| made ON the boundary OF France, as fixed by The
! treaty OF Paris. We have given merely
deX OF tins act, rs an abridement, or even CO.
| Ply, II its length would allow its Insertion, would
| not be lutellglble without the assistance OF a
map.
Letters from brussels state, that thekng OF the
Netherlands has created the Dlke of w ellington
Prnce of Waterloo, and confcrI Cd on hun INC es-
! tate of la Beile Alliance.
July &c.
| It's generally supposed that tie Deilerophon
| viii b. ordered ROUND to SheernesS, from w..eDce
Bonaparte viii be conveyed up the river, and
! iOu5SNl ulIlli MS Iite ID
| by Tue Allied Soyereigns III Congress.
| ToRBAr, July d.
&c Arrived this day his M:9estys SHIPS N.Y.
midon and Bci!erophon. On u ard die latte.
| Napoleon BOnaparte, Gen Bertrand, ms wife and
three children the count Mou,ho!on, his wife
and one child Savary, Las Cases and has son
General AlleInand, and several others-n iii -
bout 81. TIE Port Admiral at Plymouth and
my lord Keith are expected this s,f ernoon from
| that port, when it will be known what IS TO be,
come OF Bonapare and ms party at present we
| know nothing of what IS To he done with him.
No strangers are permitted to 80 along side Of
the Belierophon, but Napoleon Is plan
hough by all al the stern gallery, and those tna-
SO round the ship have tuil view of nm.
' Another letter OF the same da,e, from Tor
bay, after confirming ali that IS sad IN the pre-
| ceedns, states that the duke of Rovgo count
Las Cases, count MoutiiOlon and family, Two
! Lieut. Co.'s. capts. and ieuts. are on board
his maJestys Snip Myrmdon. 1t then STATES,
that boats may pass round tie Beierophon, bdr
are not permitted TO so alongside That Napo-
ieofis almost constantly IN the stern gallery, and
the parties WHO have been of, have approached
near enough 10 dlstngu sh mat he has greylsn
eyes, brown HAIR; &C. &c"
Paris Papers to the sd have arrived. They
CONAN an address from Davoust as Commander
al cn!ef OF the armies OF tie Lore and Pyrenee5,
PROCESSING their SUBMISSION to the KING.
| The French funds continue 10 decline. TIL
five per cent Consuis were on Friday, down
30 Ia, Bank Actions 700.
We yesterday announced the departure of the
Duchess of Angouieme from Portsmouth,, tol
bordeaux Ill the Forth iiTgate. A British naval
force has already entered the Garro1nc, and We
hope prepared safe and welcome reception for
this smiable and interesting Prncess.
From The LoaiI1n Gazette.
| ADMIRALTY OFFICE, July 25.
Extract of letter from captain Maitland OF his
Majesty's ship Bellerophon, to John Wilson
Croker, Esq. dated in Basque-roads, the Ian
instant
For the information of my Lords Commission
| ers Of the Admiralty, have 10 acquant you that
| the Count Las Cases and Genera Alien and unis
day came on board ms Majesty, sinp under my
command, with proposal for me to receive on
| board, Napoleon Bonaparte, for the purpose OF
throwing himself the generosity OF has Royal
IIighness tle Prince Regent.
Concerning myself authorised by their Lord
smp's sec ct order, have acceded TO the pro-
posal, and lie is to embark Oh board TINS SHIP 10
morrow morning
That no misunderstanding might arise, have
| explicitly aud clearly explained to Tue Count
! Las Classes, that have authority whatever
torgr.nthg terms Of any sort but thatal Cal 10
IS to convey hun al,d MS suite To England, 10 be
| received IN such manner his Royal High
ness may deem expedient. ,Jfe,. yldv
PEACE WITH ALGIERS.
Capt Story, OF the schr. Jennet. % days from