Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29


Mems relative to the negotiation. {" France
! ard Austria have both pressed the English
Ambassador to take steps OF violent ma.
xpre against the plans of Russia relative to
|fkcland ;the result was an extreme GOODNESS
tetween Russia and England. France lefs
ms alone, opposed to the whole northern
|tpowers already irri; a'ed. and she may per
haps, nov s.ipulate with Russia, for her own
Ftprivate views relative to BelgiuE"
| January ID.
It is reported that Lord Cas,.ereagh is to
Tetnrn hele by the first week OF February
| and that he is to occupy the place OF first
Lord of the Treasury. and Chancellor Of the
Exchequer.
The plcricus Peace which we have made
with the United States. commences already
/ 70 display its ELECTS which we should have
Sxpected. We copy from an ctenng par
! per the two following facts \ vast plan
|tis Just finished and wi h great ing ouity, to
encourages emigration from ireland TO the
United Slates."---,-' Il is said. that one OF
negociarors (probably Mr. Gal atils) is con
ing to England."--T'he first of these plans
Is of great consequence he ms an union, with
the object of High Treason in view--We
should not be surprised>to see Mr. Gala in
arrival to sound the views of Irc!aud and
to see what advantage could be derived
from them.
January is.
The American privateers which have
caused our commerce TO suffer so much
have had for along time secret intelligence
a with two of the ports on the Irish coasts.
"a The number of their prizes prove the use
3they haze made of their infor aation, and
Il sccounts for the inc Efficiency OF the measures
taken by the Admiralty.
January 90.
Letters from Lisbon Of the S0th Deem.
Der announ ce, that the American privateers
commit great depredations on the coast CT
that kingfic m (; they were uneasy alb ut the
fate of one Of our SLOOPS OF WAR, which
was engaged rear Cape ST. VineeRts in a
hard fought battae with ore of those Priya:
teers, carrying "a guns.
l. is supposed that Russia is abou. en-
gaging in another war with Turkey Her
government is collecting all the specie at
ta'nable, which has already advanced that
article 10 per cent.
According TO the orders his Maies,y,
every possible pains have been taken to col
lect the precious remaincs OF l. .uis XVI,
d Maria Antoinette. A grand process,
SION will take place the 21st on depos ting
these valuable relics in becSmins sane
tuary.
January IS
A German newspaper in estimating the
loss of lives accustomed by Bonopsrte's diI>
ferent campaigns, makes grand tb,al o.
FIVE millions eight hundred thousand, III 10
years.
January Ia.
The last news from Vienna gives us
hopes that Murat will net retain the crowa
of Naples.
January "a
A letter from Deal, dated the s.h inst
mentions tue ship Faith, from the Mediier
auean bound TO Hull, came in the Downs
70 day and reports that on her passage they
met Turkish frigate with three Dntch
0alliots, prizes, which proves the existence
ofhostilities bstween the Aleernes ard the
other Barbary Powers and Holland.
journal Of France, January 1911.
The hopes which we had conceived some
months back, OF seeing an order of things
established likely TO secure permanent
peace, gives way 20 fear Of new spoIia-
a'ions and sc:s of injustice, between coun.
tries the most distant from each other.
Turkey and England, are far from being
on the best terms. The grand Seignor is
fearful that all the protesta,ions Of he EN-
peror Alexander, ct his zeal for the cause
ofjustice and humanity are ilusory, and
tbet a. tle rftnCn pTOVerO says, appetite
comes with eating, he may not be satisfied
with the title of King of Poland, but NAV
look with wistful eye on the adjournng
urkish provinces which they are accords
insly placing in a state of defence.
he Porte do not like the great attentions
the Emperor Alexander received in Eng,
and the English Ambassador is accordingly
treated with great coolness.
Journal dec De6afs, Paris, Jan. 10.
We read in the Journal of Client of the
10th inst piece OF news which we do not
pretend to guarantee. :" Bernadotte has
made sacrifice worthy of him, in doing
justice TO the rights Of the royal blood he
has renowned formally his brilliant expec
tations in favor of the Heir of Waser-The
ScandinayiaDs are preparing for him re.
ward for bis services and his magnanimity.
Havte, Ian. IS.
Expeditions Of N erchant vessels are pre.
pairing here for Guadolonpe, Martinique
for the Isle OF Bourbon and for India, YES,
sells have been sent out in the Slave trade
because our Colonies require reinforce
nlent for their cultivation, &c &c. Such ,s
the result of the happy revolution which has
restored US our legitimate Monarch!
Madrid, Dec. 90.
The amelioration of that system of rigcr
with which we had fattcred ourselves is
far from having taken place. The ministry
OF M.de Cevalloshas introduced no change.