Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
FOREIGN.
New-YonK, July 6.
London PAPERS


From our London Correspondent. we
have this morning received LoRhen paper.
and the General Shipping aid Commercial
ceived in this city. Although tie dates
are not SO late as have been received in
Boston, yet they contain few articles,
which we do not recollectto have seen.
The Prince Regent, in tie name and on
the behalf of the King, has declared and
ordained, &c that his Serene Highness Leo
pold George Frederick, Duke of SAKE,
Margrave of Meissen, Langrave of Thurin-
guen, Prince of Cobosrg Of SaaIGeid, som
sort of her Royal Highness the Princess
Charlotte Augusta: shall take hold, and
enjoy, during the term Of his natural Life. in
I'll assemblies or meetings whatsoever, the
precedence and rauk following, that is to
cay. before the Lord Archbishp of Canter-
bury, the Lord Chancellor, and sll other
great officers, and Before the Dukes (other
than and except the Dukes of the Blood
RoyoD and ell other Peers of the Realm,
Our latest paper notices, among other
late trials before the courts ofiustice at
Paris. one which had excited particulari in
terest, In consequence Of its connection
with the private history of Bonaparte. The
circumstances OF the case are briefly these
Ion the night ofthe 2lst of June 1915,
BOnaparte sent FOR Broker, and through
him obtained possession of 10000 pounds
sterling of the public money of France.
Tue money was Immediately exchanged
for drafts OH house in London and tile
drafts were paid while Bonaparfe was on
beard the Belerophon. The object Of the
suit is, to compel the Broker to refund the
amount to the Treasury of France. The
result is not yet known.
The society of Surgeons at Paris, as is
stared in the late address to Louis the 18th
was Incorporated in the year 1255-m0re
than five and a half centuries ago!
Il is said that the celebrated Baron Ge-
Tamb has become Monk of La Trappe. at
Laval, in France.
1t is stated in the London Evening
Star, that mere than five thousand able sea
men have emigrated to America since the
termination of the war.
Translated Jorths Patladium, from Portu.
saese papers.
BARcELoFA, April 80.
An Officer of the Fleet, of Lord Elk.
losi Is III itlleF Written TO IFIenu. la
ted The 9th of April, states what follows
I" All our affairs with Algiars, have been
satisfactorily settled. We have made her
sign a peace with Sardinia, and on the
saae terms and conditions IS that existing
with Great Britain, and have made her sign
another with Naples similar to that s6e
has With Portugal, with the exception Of
rot giving her half millionof Dollars, a.
was stipulated with the latter, for which
tlauee the Dey strongly contended bat
the Admiral never would accede to il. be.
cause, he said the Neapolitan slaves we're
rausomed at higher price than the Portu-
euese. AllOur acquisitions in regard 70
the ICniau Islands we're acquiesced in. and
We have nothing more to wish for upon
this subject. Tomorrow we shall sail f.,
Iunls, with the intention TO settle in the
same manner the like affairs with that Re.
gency, and then We shall prooeedto Tri.
poll for the same purpose. We were So
persuaded (by what BAcnI lad told u.s.
that the Dey Of AIgiers would not ascede
to our demands, that besides having the
combustbles and other matters ready "a
destroy by Gre the fleet of these pirates, we
may shy that we were already with match.
es lit, aud on tie point of commencing tbe
frolic we desired but this people are We.
~ wise, and know Is WHOM thsy are t.
yield.