Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-23

that 4 Marriage 20 which the consent of the Re
gent was previously obtaned) has been solemn
lied between his Royal Eighness the Duke of
Cumberland aud daughter of'the late regning
Prince OF Mecklenburg Strelitz, and neice % her
HIajes,y and relying on the many proofs OF af
fecton to his person and family, which the House
of Lords has msifestei, the Prince Regent en-
.tertains no doubt of their Lordship's ready con-
currence in enabling his Royal Hi3hness to make
sach provision for their Royal IIighnesses on that
occasion, rs their rank and station may require"
The Message was, Oh MS lorlship'o motion
ordered to be taken into consideration to-mor-
row.
voIE OF CREDIT
The Earl of Liverpool presented tie usual
Message on the subject Of the vote OF credit,
stating the Prince Regents reliance on the known
fidelity and zealof the Honse ofLords for their
concurrence in such steps as It might be neces-
sary to take, in order to enable his Royal High
hess TO be prepared to meet such exigencies as
might arise IN the course Of the public :ransnc-
tons His Lordshipmoved that this also should
be taken into consideration tomorrow; which
was ordered.
TIE loan bill, and the Russian loan blu were
read third time, and passed
SECOND EDITION.
Sex ofPlcE, July 80 o'clock.
Lord E'elHayton's march 10 P.o!s-BincLer al s:
Denis, Sc.
Further dispatches have arrivsl-they more
than confirm all our previous statements.
on Tuesday last, tine 2otn, the brave Butcher
had pushed on TO st. Denis, one short stage from
PARIS, whence is distant about seven miles =
At ST. Denis, the Prussian army halted to await
the junction of the Duke of Wellington, who
was coming up b. a forced march from Com
Paigne
= The above may be considered as official.
On Saturday at the latest, therefore, we take
it tor granted the Allied ArrAies We're in Paris.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Var Department, Juiy ?, 1875" It appears
by despa, CHI fom the duke of Wellington, da-
ted Orvilie the 2sth OF June, that the citadel OF
Cambray surrendered on the 25th, and Peronne
was taken (gith very bihing loss) on the follow
ngdsy.
nents towerds Paris On the 2sth, Marshal blu
cher's troops were at Crespy, sedlis, aud La Fer
re Milon, his advanced Guard would be on the
29th, at St. Denis and Concise.
DSke OF Wellington's army Ssae between St.
Just and Taub on The 23th, and would arrive up
on Oise on the following day"
NEw-YoRK, August 10.
BY the Brig Shakespear, capt Rand, which
arrived last evening, in 40 days from Lisbon, we
have received a file of London papers, from which
the following interesting translation is made, re
latiye 20 the operations Of the Am srican squadron
in The Mediterranean.
We learn verbally, that on the 2lst June an
Algerne frigate WAS towed into the harbor OF
Carthagena, by an American irigate, and there
given to the care of an American schooner. She
was captured on the 10th, is new vessel OF ~
guns-the admiral on board was killed, as were
many men, and the ship totally dismasted. a
brigenteen was driven on shore, and taken pos
session ofby the Amercans-the crew were sent
to Carthagcna. A schooner has also been taken
by the Americans and an Algerne friSate escap-
ed into Alicant. The American squadron, was
left in chase of the remainder Of the Algerinas
Carthagena WAS the rendezvous, and lodgings
wee prepared for commodore Decatur.
The Americans had on board 400 Algerine
prisoners with the declared intention Of behead-
ing thsm IN sight of algiers, should the report
be true that tie crew of an American vessel had
been put ~ The sword in Algiers.
CTrGns!a ton,
LIssoY, July4.
To day Greek ship has arrived from Smyrna,
The capt states, that Il days since off Cmthag ena
he saw the American and Algerue squadrons en-
giged, that lie saw them disperse IN all directions
that he saw the Americans take ships and thai
aiiho' he had good breeze, he heard firing I'm
I'll / o'clock in the morning. lie knew Of the