Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18

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,hich gave us hopes of seeing here Oh
King Of Sardinia, and even az the Con,
1t duke Albert of Sake Teschen. it is dene,
mat the changes lately made in part O
ne House had any view to the rece,tior
OF the King of Saxony.--The fate ~ ~;
country is presumed 70 be decided.
| III. ,r;,. LONDON, Dec. ST.
| oe N1han accounts prove decidedly the
u .hs state OF the Italian trooDs in
their Being ordered into the Ans,, dued.s OF
tories; and the dissatisfact;on s,sn .erri-
itanau people, ii appearing that tbe s,,'ro VIC
oad deserted in great numbers .,.S :. ,o'uie',
lnnaeitsnts, where the deser,er, ha ," sa, 'ne
reInse' refused to deliver item nm 'aNeu
rrankiort papers TO the 2sd instsn.
ca last night They quote letters fro a,t Wv.
enua' announcing that the Soyereigns No..
- upon tue great questions of poIand
ana oaAopy but these letters ara ar s
iater cate than the accounts from, W..
81 .ne raris papers, which give verv ,,;f..
iersne s'atement.--The follow;no ~, W
tracts -; o"ihS are ex
aI.e,ters f-,r, vkANkFoRT, Dec. 2f
ing from good source, aonon,co - com
oope,e'sns are now agreed upon ~. 80 '. .ie
ques''ons OF Roland and Saxonv D. Sie"'
49, r ~ . russia part of Poland rnn..iS
&c t'Soo'ooo inhabitants, and exchan.a.
ses.;nraI pt.' p 1oI some of the Austrian no.
$1,000 o'dnd. BY means of these ar.
b;a 1oo,;r;o.. sing of Saxony RECEIVERS
6rmed !, ~ these accounts are Con.
Congress will now adv,no business OF the
The Predetermined Vs.
privater, has been taken nv 90 nHerican
OF war, and sent into Gibr,I,a. VI our Sh'ps
HamourSh, Dec. IS. The s.
vienna OF the 10th instant. wb;ct, ha rom
brought here by a cruiser. are hv " nn oeea
consoiing to the friends of bunsr;,.. "T O.'
cord Increased daily Lord Castiars. us
p'o'e'ee9 IN an energetic note. apainst IN.
0ess.'n Oh oaXe0y to Prussia. Pr;or. A.
seeh'cn mas also delivered in a Ionr 49,.
ifanght with reasoning and detail :, 800 so'o
It is proved that Saxony shoud y. nrs "n,Sli
ed. Russia and Prussia oppose the rsserS "e
the other Powers, both with reqara - co "a
ony and Poland: that we feel VERY $500 49,
to know how the Congress Of Vienns D;,,
terminate. Snha VIII
ne famous Prince de Ligne, Field Mo-
snai, ana Knight of the Golden F e.cs "a, Lar.
a.ey ae vienna, at the age of go. AMI 80.
ou,,eu ON the 18th with all the honors 10
- MS rank. AS wit, &c. he had been :.
very close relations with the Empress Ca
Maan, Dec. II. The decision which b,.
eeen SO Tong expected, and which has been
sought oy SO many humble Representative
nas ~ length appeared. BY virtue of
oS Ama.r;. from ms Majesty the Emperor
tba;,. .a, .ie Italian regiments are to quit
~ II =.
provinces. This intelligence was M sooN,a',.
made known in an authentic shana 49,.
occasioned general alarm among The fsro;s
i,es OF the military, and no inconsiderahIs
eese'tion- The punishment most eevsre,
against deserters, and The promise. of Grant.
"s .af'ougas to such as required them have
not Dsen sufficient to induce the Italians II,
arms TO serve in foreign country tn.
Ceherai MILITARY Governor of Bres;a. Roro,
ouoen, mas taken all possible pains to Give q
more favorable direction to the nubiic 80;
on In the department of the Ne.Ia Int ha
mas not succeeded. After having ,ra veI,sa
through the several districts of his govern
ment 70 denounce deserters, he has nor been
aoie to induce them to conform to his wishes
and IN the vain endeavor to counteract this
resistance ne mas issued the following
PROCLAMATION.
3 rs tbs Majesty the Emperor
OF austria, Francis l. our August Monarch.
having assigned to all the new Italian re-
gimehts another destination TO proceed to
the most beautiful town of Gsrn,ann
judge 1T 10 be proper before Won conn ,ence
your march to apprise, at least the diesr-
ent corps of my brigade that if urgent fami.
ly affairs should require the absence of anv
OF yon' you will retain pern ission to re,nrn
to Italy to attend to them. Observe cnrinr
the march that you are about to commence
the most exect discipliu, and detest the
most oIsgraeeful practice of sesertion
OF which too many of your comrades have
oeen found guilty. Attend not to the e.
VII councils OF the disconnected, who would
only mislead you He that shall be CHARGE.
agile OF desertion should lose the privilere
of his dismission.
ANTWERP, Dec 81,
he following are the most importcnt Items
Oh duties to be levied on goods reported for
consumption in this country, and it il to De
ulluers.ood that as heretofore all goods may be
Donoeu, or lodged IN entrepot, aud sold for re.
expectation duty free, except a small sum. not
exceeding one half per cent. on the value and
produce nor has the duty on goods which
are to pass through this country in transit. I'M.
dergone any change the payment of one pes
cent on the value remains as heretofore. and
All description of merchandise may pass tbro'
belgium and Flanders to the neighbouring
states.
Cotton twist Of all descriptions 10 prohibited
altogether for entry, consumption, or use in
Belgium, White cotton goods, at or under
the value Of 2 francs per Brabant ell, and
printed cotton goods. at or under the value OF
francs per Brabsnt ell, are prohibited; what.
ever - above that value pays per cent.
Wooilen goods, rs eloalhs and coa,ings. paw
as follows, per Brabent ell:--
AT or under 4 franks to franks, Upper cent
franks To o franks n nor cent 49,. "a -