Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-06

from the words and doctrine OF our Saviour Jesu
Christ, who breaches not TO live in enmiiy an,
hatred. but in peace and love. To this may b
added religious or moral lecture on the sweet
of an unambitious and tranquil life, and on tn
contempt OF power, greatness, and wealth Th
| Prince Regent of England is invited to cause I,
be reas to himself, in particular, besides III,
above, a sermon on chastity and temperance. ant
on the necessity Of aton;ng for practices contrar,
\ to those virtues. AS to the King of France, h,
| may direct his Chaplain to read to him miscc,la
neous compositions on establishment, resigna
tion, and patience-particularly that excellent
chapter in we'll known work of Thomas A KEN
pts, headed My Kingdom is not of this world. >
Art. 4. The High Contracting Parties engage 70
forbid, under the most severe penalties. syco
plants, and other corrupting gentry, particularly
certain people called Courtiers, ever to speak OF
sing to them of military glory, heroic achieve.
ments, glorious deliverance, warlike laurels, and
other such mat, ers, tending to throw the blood Of
Princes into dangerous state of effervescence
/ 1T shall, in particular, be made capital offence
to mention before them bombs, rockets, can
mons, and cannon balls; and in ord err that the milk
of human nature and genuine christian meekness
may not be soured or ruffied in imperial and row.
al breasts, the following topics never shall be
| touched upon, viz:
Before all, or any of them, the name of Bona.
parte, his numerous victories, his return from
Elba &c.
| Before the Emperor of Austria, the union Of
his Princely Daughter, Maria Louisa, with the
dethroned miscreant
| Before the King of Prussia, his cameleon ALI.
ances, the occupation of his Dominions by the
French, his being once indebted for shadow OF
royalty to the generosity Of victorious foe &c
Before the Emperor of Austria, his publicly
embracing BonaParte at the Theatre, and loudly
saluting him by the name Of Friend and Brother
the danger of his Empire, which the frost alone
saved from foreign conquest, the designs of his
Grand Mother, the Northern Semiramis sgains,
| Constantinoplc BIC
i Before the Prince Regent of England, the in
vasion OF the seagirt isle', so often threatened
1 by Bonaparte-the eclipse of the naval glory o.
England, during the last war with America, the
battle OF Baltimore, that of New-orleans ant
other similar topics, calculated by their nature
to exasPerate the placid feelings and meek ten
per which his Royal Highness is in future to che
rish, and observe. N b. His Royal Highness i.
invited TO study the subject of Maritime law. a,t
to read, for his better information on said subject
the debates of the British parliament in 1888
when Spain acted on the seas the part lately as
sumed by England, and commended for the righ
OF search &c &c. Nor is the Prince Regent tc
permit ms subj ects to style themselves the con
lquerors OF France, lest the king of Prussia anc
Butcher should oppose the naughty claim, anc
new teuds arise. Besides, the pretenson ill suits
a nation conquered, in turns,by the Romans. the
Saxons, the Danes, and the Normans
Before the King of France, the feats of the maiC
OF Orleans, the heroism of Henry w, the inflexi
Die greatness of soul of Louis xiv, even on III,
verge OF utter INDEPENDENTLY, the siege o.
Calais, and the noble sternness and devotion n
its patriotic inhabitants. At the mention of sucl
topics, the bloated cheeks of his most Christian
Majesty might still be suffused with an angr,
plush, whereas his resignation must be full anc
entire.
before MS Catholic Majesty, Ferdinand VII, hi
repeated applications to Bonaparte for the hariC
ora frlncess OF the Napoleon Dynasty-his scan
uA'ouS conduct towards his reputed Royal Fa
'hsr-nls mgratitude towards the brave Spani
Sr1s VINO SO gallantly fought in his cause--hi
scuOserFIency 10 inquisitors &c. 1t will be vel
tor hs- Catholic Majesty TO EMPLOY himself il
lehoro'derlng new garments for the Virgin Mar,
ue mother of peace and benignity, whose adop
teo son the illustrious Ferdinand most .undoubt
ly is.
Ht' .: Asst is all Important to the peace & hap
PlneSs OF Europe; and to the security of tine hgf
ch,rAo'lng parties, that Bonaparte should b.
.:. % assume less warlike and alarming dis
lpositIon-aithough his department since the bat
ue OF Waterloo, evinces that there is in his cha
rae nothing supernatural, yet it is agreed tina
t uie commissioners placed near his person, in tn
lSland OF St Helena, shall prescribe to him, & ca,s
nm to observe the following regimen viz Tn
exEmPeror shall compelled to use every day tn
cold or warm bath, at his option he IS to remai
three hours running in said bath each time
neHenore shall be plentifully administered t
him he is to drink neither coffee. nor wine, no
lqueurs of any kind-ony water or,mlk. No on
Is 70 De permitted ever to mention 20 him rilitar,
g'o'y grand federative empire, armies, conouests
"c; lie may be allowed now and then TO tax
a snort walk or ride: anodyne and narcotic com
positions shall be occasionally administered, T.
nun nun IL IS expected that this regimen, togethe
| win vegetable Diet, may cool his blood com
pose ms spirits, and entirely alter his disposition
I-Dut, 1t necessary, more decisive measures ar
70 De taken, the effect ofwhich is infallible.
Made hve-partite and signed at &c. S,c
IN the Year of our Lord &C. &c.
O6S'-Our correspondent coniectures that sc
Verat secret articles have been agreed to. in adj
dition to the above. His hopes of permanen
peace and tranquility in Europe, are sang,iine
ana certainly well founded. Who is it that know
any t.hing OF the piety, magnanimity, forbearance
anu Jusuce OF Potentates, that will for a momen
niher from him The Convention alluded to !
,T nane IN the name of the Holy and Tndiyisibl
! rnity and no contract thus solemnly stipulat
"a was ever intrnged by European Sovereiens
ner generosity approximates to the sublime
| u'e,r lender nercies IRE almost incredible Onl
looK at GLAND, Norway. Saxony, France, &c. &c
ne mlllemum is fast approaching-no more wa
no more cpPression--no more bloodshed-n,
more mlsery-Nstions rejoice, and fall ptOstrat
before your deliverers
CITY ELECTION
VI wednesday last took place the annual Elec
Won on Citizens to preside over the interests O
thls CITY. The following Individuals having
received majority Of votes, organized them