Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-10
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This added tothe staguatien OF trade, and
the consequent want of employ among the
manufacturing classes, had created con-
siderable uneasiness, and some disposition
/ TO riot. &
The Prince Regent has in a General or :
der reprimanded in severe terms. Sir n.
Wilson. and capt. Hutchinson, for the Dart
which they took in aiding NJ. Layallefte
in escaping from his prison'in France. ~
The Princess Charlotte Packet arrived
at Falmouth on The ! Eth of May in % DAYS
from New York.-Er. Post.
Extracts fran tie PAPERS.
LoEDoN, May 10.
Brussels papers to the Sth inst. arrived
this morning. Aietter from Vienna states,
that Prince kauuitZ, the Austrian ambas.
sador at the court of Madrid, is soon ey.
pected to return, as he has not been able
TO Obtain an audience oil Ferdinand VII.
who, protests against the possession of Par
ma by the Archduchess Maria Louisa. |,
appears that orders have been issued Nv
the court OF Radeu TO prepare Co.. -
Sage q II numerous corps of Austrian
troops which are going in short time to
| iCiiC'c thoSe now IN France
We received this morning the Paris n,
pers OF Tuesday, AID have extracted from
them all the articles Of any interest A.
mons otfer things, they inform Us Of the
feturn to Naples and Genoa of mary ner.
SONS who have been in Iavery in Alo;ers
and iunis for years, and who have been
released BY the treaties dictated to the
Deys OF those places by lord Eymout,,
ms is well but It does not 90 far enouph.
| hese treaties will only he considered INV
me pirates as truces, which they will break
whenever they choose Indeed. If is s.;d
| that very lately several Inhabitants of Sar'
uihia nave been carried of, and 90 men
murdered and their bodies left on the sea
shore: The only eifeotuaI way of puttiu@
an eiiectuai stoppage TO the career of these
pirates rs, to destroy all their ships of war.
and not to suffer the flag of any enc of
them to navigate the ocean. To what ma
tion could this task be so appropriated,
conilded, and by which it could Il be so
enectually executed as by that great peo-
pie whose career of greatness and slorv
has been also the career Of humanity and
justice, who were the first TO abolish tbat
horrld traffic by which the heart and blond
oil the lylng man were weighed and sold
as II he were no higher in the scale of CON.
sideratIoh and value than the dead carc,se
Of beast e'''e
.hay Ii. General Bertrand. who is with
honaparte at ST. Iieieba, has been tried
by a council of war at Paris, and condemn.
Gu 10 deatn: The cousin of the General.
NJ. Delasalie, demanded delay of three
months to notify the process to the Gene.
raj, but the reporter opposed this demand.
asserting, thatit was VIGOROUSLY impossi-
PIE Tor the accused to appear before the
| tribunal. VIZ
we arehappy to announce the arrival of
is homeward bound ships from China.
LetebVre DesnOuettes, who is in Amc.
RIGA, is about to be tried.
| Massena is not expected to live.
May Is. Wheat rose this n,orr;no
Mark-lane, six shilIingss Quarter nal ;n a.
with the rise last Eitiday. fen sh;Ii;uns :
quarter beyond last Mondays price FIour
rose Ten smlimgs per sack. The best
%'ieats were sold this morning at from COS.
to zoos. the quarter.
Monday morning, in consequence of the
advance in the price of bread. several
groups OF The manufacturing poor assem-.
pied at different parts of Bridport, com.
planning OF the grievance, added TO their
want OF employ from the present stapna-
ton OF trade. Their numbers increasinS
ore OF the most active bore quartern loaf
through the streets on pole. This drew
together a great number of men, women
and children, who soon proceeded to acts
OF violence, demOlishing the windows of
the principal millers and bakers. and IA
king from the brewery of Messrs. Gundrv
three hogsheads of beer, which thew drew
IN triumph to the centre of the town. The
RIOT act was then read, but several hun.
dred more having joined the mob, it was
evident that nothing but the most promnt
measures could prevent the dangerous con.
sequences, likely to follow, and which
were happily prevented by the exertions of
some ct the principal inhabitants. WIN.
rushed among the mob, DESTROYED the beer.
seized the ring leaders, and in very short
time dispersed upwards of 1000, commit.
ting the former to priscn.-Bath .JourucL
The Augsburgh Gazette says, that some
very well Informed persons assert that M.
Layalette has not quilted the Continent,
and that ne was recently in that neighbor
hood. o"'Oi
Dir. Canning has arrived in Bordeaux
from Lisbon, from whence letters were re.
ceived on Saturday from him. The Gran
icus frigate, it is said, has reached the lat
ter port to convey Mr.. Canning and suite
home.
Letters were on Saturday received at
LlOyd's from Malta of the 18th April.
from Naples Of the 18th, and from Genoa
Of the Goth. The advices from the latter
place confirm the reports that Lord Ex.
mouth had effected a paci6cation between
the Beys of Algiers and Tunis, and the
King OF Sardinia: and that he was about