Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-31

A very severe frost set ia at Brussels and Il. ID
environs ON the Sib. |;
Religious Orders were about TO be re.establisb.
ed IN Piec mont similar to those which existed
prier to the occupation of that country by III l.
French.
The Gazette oiicelle of yesterday contains a
long Ordinance OF the King respecting The Laws
OF commerce
There is talk that great Na.;,na, Rank Is
10 ne established N Paris, .ld that paper none,
VII ob'ain curlcncy--a:id So il MY, but wal il
obtain credit
Marshal Massena IS said to have been arrested
Oh the frontiers OF France; we 10 not plsd.-eI
ourselves for its Certainty
Iais day the appeal CT vi. Lavate.te will come
tHcsSre uie Court ot Cassaton.-NNe think it he /
eessary To state, Tor the Information of our En.t
Sish readers, the report that no person can be
adnit'e. without atcket, is perfectly ERRONEOUS.
French Funos, Dee. 1916. per CTS. s7--bank |
LoaDoS, Dec. $,
On Tuesday night the river Thames was en-. |
'ireiy frozen over at Renenham near HenLy.
Yesterday Mr.. Bagot was introducea to the |
Regent by yiscount Castlereagh, upon his ben,
Iapfomted Minister 10 the Uiiitcd States of Ame
Irica HIS Excellency had an audience of his |
Royal HiShness, KISSED hands upon his appoiu,
plent, and we understand, took leave of the |
Prince.
LoSDoS, Dec. 8.
instant announce the departure of the Hereditary
trnce oil Orange on his way 10 St .,stersb,lr.i,
20 receive an marriage sister of the Emperor off
Russia. - ~
the following notice was yesterday posted at
ILioyds Coffee house THE NuIiey, Forrest |
oouhd nom ST peterse,lrgh to Liverpool has been
New-York go 81 ~
Inc gale ofyesterday and the preceding night |
mas been most severely felt by the sbipnin,r nm
our own coast and from the port letters nser,.
cd to day, twill be seen that it has extended TO
q very considerable distance-Seyeral vessels are
on shore IN the Downs, at Ramspate. NJ Marr,,e |
ETC. On the kentsh coast. between Jn,ys,,ofis.I
ana Yarmouth 20 yessls are ON shore. and ~ y.r
Imouth several are on shore on the beach ,ToI
Tue horthward OF Yarmouth several vessels are |
Also ON stose, particulars not known. At Har.
wren upward OF 20 sail have put in with ltss OIL
1"oiors ana cables, and other damage When the |
iast account left Margate the Woodbridge East
indiaman had parted her csoIes IN the Roads and
was driving fast on shore. Il is ALREADY ascer. |
famed that upwards of 100 vessels have suffered |
more more or less during the severe gale, which was
from the N. E.
LoNDos, Dec.9.
oAract ofaletten on board the Northumberland. |
| Sf Helena, Oct. 12-We arrived here ON ths /
10Th, after very long and ery f.tis-Iinp mas.
sage and we landed Napoleon on the 18Th. He |
- no" IN the country, at the house of a gentle |
nan named Balcome, until Longwood be made
ready Tor him. Those who have followed hin, |
are wearied, and believe, sincerely repent of
having accompanied him. Madame Bertrand. |
VINO speaks English very we'll, told me to Layl
That the Island was absolutely desert. and The
birthplace OF the demon En,,zi She already r..
ssts on returning Europe, in order TO educate
her children.
81 dlned four times with Bonaparte on board
Oh The Notwithstanding spoke little at tahIe
N,u h general addressed his conversation to the
admiral. lie took little exercise and dur;np. ,b.
day he walked only for about two hours az 90 Ain
her. Gen. bertrand and Las Cases are hia Great.
tiaVortesi he conversed rarely with the others
ne Played at cards every evening, and in the az
ternoon at chess. He went to bed early. and rose
very iate' lie was generally low SPIRITED. and
,n'e he mas arrived here his spirts arc not bet
/" The island is very strictly guarded tl.r.
are signals between all the forts of inc stand mi
the vessels; guard boats and bries are cru,s,ns
around 1t, 80 that unless he can fly it IS lmpoSs,
Die ne should escape. No person is perm,tted ~
DC absent from this vessel after sunset and evo
signal" - '"s ''f''
a mail from Hamburg arrived this mor,;n,,
we nave extracted from the Hamburg paperS an
interesting account relative 10 Sweden and IN m
reports lately in crculation of attempts bay;n,rl
Deeh maze against the life of tue Crown Prince
ihey are iinfounded, and if services done to a ma
uoh ought 70 make the person of the man render !
ing tnern sacred, we know OF no man whose AZ.
ought to be more dear to the people of Sweden
than the Crown Prince
NO arrival from France this morning. The wind |
though fair, has been too violent to admit ne ths
saihhS OF any vessel from Boulogne or Calais
ROW dreadful the gale has been is too fatal,
SHOWN by the long lust Of ships that have suffer.
ed ~ IT. An Indiauian is on shore off u N,cho
las; other ships have been wreo ked AT D,,n,,eeso
OH the Receivers, BE. indeed almost the tgl,olc
line OF our Eastern coast is Dnelancholv SCENE ori
wreck and distress "
O'.i'p'1a'i'i q Etfracfsf'onI our late French Pa
Ps1s' per fhe Scho2aer JIdria, in 80 d4ys from
Bordedur. w
L9yDos, December g.
n merchant vessel has reached the Downs with
utelIgence from Cad'z, of the date of the ION
uit' Inc Aurora had entered that port from o..
lna, a'd mad brought 3.0J0,O0O dollars. Another
SNIP win like supply of specie, was daily ex-
Pesled from the same quarter. Ii
we were sorry TO observe the Funds en- sat,,r
Gay made no advance upon the depressed price oil
eie preceding day. rnls proves That the inon,efl
men FSqure something more satisfactory than the ,
mere Conjecture OF our brotfer lour,iai,sls 20
convince ,hen or Tire backw ardness of Ministers
80 sane .Onmg loan TO tine French government ,
out let us nope we may yet be saved from so i'm
poiuC, nays we may even say, SO wicked = nro. {
Jeoh; what have we no endorsements az nome ,
ana can the dsheartened manufacturer, aud m. q
nal ruined lsudh0iders 30 easiiv bear an ,,l,l, (