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

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toni you'd be the last, and that to AGRA
walton would render recourse no similar
measures necessary. He also would taxa
that oppor nifty OF stating, that instrucs
lions haibeen sent out to the Coast of A.
merica, TO abstain from further iafiictions,
unless rendered necessary by fresh enormi-
ues An order which he was satisfied,
zen. hoss, had he lived, would have fels
sincere pleasure in promulgatins."
! Portsmouth, Wou. Il.
Arrived, the Nereus, IS Capt ID ixon,
with Convoy from the Bra7ils, and mo-
hey on brard, 5o0000 dollars, mostly on
account of Government. The Phebe fri,
gate with the American frigate Essex, her
Prlzc, sailed in co.
his morning arrived the Phebe, So. cant,
diliyar. with the American frigatc Essex,
her prize. The Phebe. it is said has spcs
Gle on board. The Essex has made signals
| to come up the harbour.
London. Nov. "a.
a pretty general rumour was current
yesterday toward the close of 'Chanpe
that there had been some serious coamo.
ton IN France, although NJ particulars OF
time or place could be collected,
An order was given for the Ministers oe
the Ex'Enperor to quit Paris. They have
not submitted to this ordsr, saying that the
Constitution does not admit of arbitrary
acts.
Fne grounds stated in the p risisn cir.
cies tor the arrest of Gen. D four are thar
ne made very Criminal proposal to CEN
nnei on duty at the door of MS Majesty.
and who had disclosed the fact. After.
wards, in order TO silence this runour IL
was given out that he had been re;ruit,n,
men Tor the American Government, a pro.
ceedIng which tue court would not permit.
we nave oee1 positively assured, that. ia
point OF tact, orders have beea prepared. in
the respective departments of the French
military administration, for an additional
Recruiting TO 4 very large eXtent-8O or
100000 men, as it is stated to US. They
are, perhaps TN at q be used bv the dinio-
natic skill or falleyrand, as means of
strengthening his arguments at the Cons
gress.
The general opinion OF the public res pece
ing 'he Duke OF WelliRgton'S embassy to
hr!s VIII, We have reason to SuDpo e, hs
Velaed by his Grace's recall. His life :.
even said 10 be exposed to some danger ~
the French capital, from the civil passions
which his presence there I7as excited and
the most ordinary civilities or proposals are
received with cSidness and caution. anIv
De cause they come from him. Repcrt see
isces Lord narrowly as the Dltei, sra
SCISSOR In MS present employment-Lord
muigraye to be President Of the Council IN
the room of Lord Harrowbv and ,ha
Duke OF Wellington Master G. neraI of tIe
Ordinance, in the place OF Lord Mul.
grave.
London, Nov %;
Paris Papers of Wednesday, are lust re.
ceived'-Saxony, entire, has been united to
Prussia, beyond all doubt Great Britain
acceeded to 1t. The French force in,en.
sSa 10 take possession of Bourbon, sailed
ron Basque Roads on Tuesday last.
lhe expedition fitted ont at Batavia q.
galnst Macassar, under General NightiD.
gale, has been successful Part OF the Iroo,s
has returned to the Island -
We hear It is fully determined, that Mai.
General Sir George hurry should be sent
to America. This Officer was Quarter
Master General to the Wellington army.
AID tne commander in chief was most DaY.-
ticuiarly indebted to him on all occa7
sions. He1~
several Engineer Officers belonging 20
the British Army have been lately ordered
to the Netherlands.
~, November %.
The Duke OF Wellington is said to have
demonstrated successfully against the an.
serVations made in the Paris papers or the
capture of Washington against the res
cePtlon OF American armed vessels in ths
ports Oh france and even against thu
sending out OF French commercial Consuls
TO the ports OF America during our b,ock5
Rus' reference was had to the Duke To
OBTAIN pass through the blockade Of the
ports OIL america, TO French ship which
| nau oeen some time in readiness t. take
her departure from Havre d.. Grace. This
Application mas osen Intellectual and tho
cause 81 It's III success may be easily ex.
planned, as there are about 300 French or.
hcers who have taken their passage by this
vessel, and who had applied 10 MIR Crave
ford, the Republican Minister at Paris, 70
know whether they could acqu lire rank in
the army OF the u. States.
Va Monday night landed, at Torb7V.
Captain Craiae, OF Bishopgate street, l. Ins
don, late master, and sole owner of the
brig Alexander, from Leghorn to London,
ne was taken on the l8.h inst. eight or ten
leagues south of the Lizard by the Ameri.
can pTivateer Leo, Of 275 tens, AID only 4
guns-nlne days from L'Orienl. Captain
CRANE was tour days on board the Leo. and
was informed by her commander that the
French government did not permit him TO
| have any guns on board at the time he sail
cd, and that he paid Pilots 1901. to smuggIc
them OF. Capt. &. was put on board a
! Spanish ship, aad from thence 10 the FISH,
ing sloop that IaHded him.
Captain Bratt, master of the Swedish,
| brig Minerva. arrived at Milford Y bo4nd
TO Dublia, states, that on the 9Th OF Oct,~
| Der last, in lat. 81, 43 long. 10. -, ne was
boarded BY the American priyatser True