Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-04

NNti,s' n ulaus 'i'e fiucutols -,rroroyai : 4
the king should take the.crown Of rance AZ ROM.
pafte was ruined & the Bourbons generally bataJ ,
Frederick only laughed at this. Fouche still =,
thIs moment IS acting towards all the parties an
equivocating and most dangerous part. He has
ponie cd cat maly adherents of Isonaparte's who
when they come TO Paris, are concealed and pro.
tertcd by him, that he may employ or rive them
UP, as he finds convenient The sign OF the dis
conaented, formerly a red pink. is now a straw
carried i'll the mouth
Another letter says " Our Contributions 90
on slowly since the monarchs are here: prussia
was to have the civil administration in eleven de.
parimeiils, but Taleyrand is said to have eyatled
inns. our officers of the police &c are i,Ile.-
r.sen Jastus Gruner is not active, though thou
SANDS OF the army of The Loire come daily 10 pa.
RS openly, or secretly, and the whole population
IS against us. The I'elegraphs are continually
az work without our knowing for what end
rrlnce 'ieener who is tired of all this, is SAID to
nave asked tor his discharge, which he has not
however, obtained. All is in state of violent
'ernen'ation-Tone cannot see how the great and
complicated problems can be solved T,e
french universally hang upon the Emperor Alex
ander as their deiyerer from tie dismenberinr-
or limiting otFrance by the other powers. and
YET uhs acknowledgements seems unayoidably ne.
esssary. ias situation ofking Louis is tho worst,
~, VINO ssalas IN The most painful dilemma
u
Oh the allied soyerelgns, his protectors
a man OF the name ofFtzgibbon received SEN
1ence OF death, at the la.e assizes of Clare Ia,
%hte6oy'sm, who, OF, his beng first cl,ar ed with
tne ohence, appeared before the magistrate ON a
mere summons. The magistrate, concevinr him
p''io'shs OF the charge, admitted him to bail, and
messing TIE prisoner short time before the com
Increment OF the assizes, told him he must on
70 jail to which Fitzgl bbon replied, Whenever
you please, SIR. HIS commitment was iu,rned;
asely made out, and delivered into his own hand
wan this he instantly set Off alone. to Ennis. a
distance OF thirteen miles, and surrenderedhim-
ser 70 the Jaller, stating that he was the person
mentioned IN the warrant.
LTaSh Bogs.-In the second rorort of ~ 49,,
Iiissoners on the Dogs of Ireland. II IS stated
uat three distinct grcwths of tirnie. lr,ersd h.,
.hree distinct masses of bog are discovered 81;
examination But whether these rnorass,ss ,,or,
at iifst formed by the destruction of whole "a
rests, or merely by the stagnaton of water Il
phases where ITS current was cloaked bv the fall
VI lew trees, and by Accommodations of branch
- anu leaves, carried down from the surround
i'G hliis, IS question. Professor Nav, i Of
OPINION, that in many places where Eoresis had
srowh undlsturbed, the trees on the outside 81
'ile Woocs grew stronger than the rest from their
eApIsure 70 tie air and sun; and that when
niiiiiAiid attempted to establish themselves pear
. forests, they cut down the large trces ON
.ner borders, which opened the internal nay,
~i,ere Sne trees were weak and slender. 70 the
~, soa % me Wind, which, as is commonly TO
go. ~ sucii circumstances, had immediate
power 20 sweep down the whole Of the ;ntern,.
parts OF The forest. The large timber obst,r,c,e,
.hv passage otyegctable retirement. and &c oa,,L
.it.o towards The rivers the weak timber in
Tue internal part OF the forest after h had fsiien
SOON decayed, and became the food offn.,ra -
Belation MIR Kirwan observes. that wbatever
Me round m Dogs, though the wood NAV b.
80. sunni the bark of the timber has uni
hs,a- disappeared, and thedecomposition of this
s1t1. .o'ins considerabiepar of the nu,ritye
e D'''uiSe OF morasses /; Notwithstanding fins
nGulhstance, tanning IS not to be obtained IN
sung Dogs; their antiseptic quality is how
80 sPutable, Tor ANIMAL and vegetable sinh.
I' are frequently found at a Great dentb IN
50 "ltloat TIER seeming 10 have suffered ans.
S.Se. .hese substances cannot have been de-
a.. g - tiieii II a very remote period, because
81 ioill ana texture are such as were common,
~ ago. IN 1876, there were found
vans d strict, wollen coat of coarse M -,
WORK, exactly in the form of what IS now cal
~ q spencer. razor, with wooden handle
Ip.,e IRON heads OF arrows, and large woode,
BOWS some only half made were slso e,,nd
Win remains OF turning tools these were obv,'
i1.' .e wreck OF workshop which was nroba-
oy situated on tie borders ola foFest.--Tbe
e 80. was presented by HIM to the antiouariar
secley These circumstances countana,'n,.o ~,
snpPosition that the encroachnef Of s,'e
forests destroyed The first barriers aoainst tbe
ie OF the WIND, ann thst af ervarCs. accord.
ing 10 Slr H. Days suggestion, the irees of We
ker growth, which had not room to exnsnJ ~.
ar and sunshine to promote their increase co.,
give way TO the elements soo'