Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20
New-York, April, Is.
LATEST FROM LONDON.

Yesterday arrived at this port, tour of our first
rate LPeI pool traders, viz. the ships Nestor.
Sterling, Pacific, Browne Ann Maria Waite.
and Hibernia, Graham, all from Liverpool. with
valuable cargoes, of dry goods, hardware, &c.
By the Nestor, Capt. Sterling, the Ed tors of
the Mercantile Advertiser, have received Lon
don papers to the Odd and Lloyds list to the Goth.
OF February, both inclusive Extracts follow.
London FEB. % MIR. Canning is certainly
coming into the Cabinet. A frgate is dispatch.
ed to bring home that politician
Prince Leopald of SAKE Cobourg, the destined
husband of the Princess Charlotte, is arrived
tie landed at Dover on Monday night, and arriy.
ed in London yesterday morning He is at the
Clarendon Hotel. He is tall and we'll made with
very agreeable countenance. The populace at
lover saluted him with three hearty cheers ON
ms departure from the ship Inn. He dned yes.
terday with Lord Cas'lereagh Hls Lordsbip
had an interview with the Prince in the m rn.
ing, and dispatcheda Messenger with the re-
suit TO the Prince Regent at Brighton
some German papers reached town last night
The Prusian Government is evidently endeavou.
ing TO keep down the spirits of the peoole. now
1t has served the purpose for which It was want
ed. This attempt, however, will probably be found
unavaillng and If we are to believe paragraph
IN the BRUSSELS Paper. received yesterday, the
Cabinet OF Berlin had again put forth an expires.
X "a FOL
ton. There is little doubt that unless faith IS
kept with the Prussians with regard to this pro.
mise, they will not long rema quiet.
Some negotiations of importance are said to be
gong on between the Courts of Vienna and p,
tersburgh.
1t is not at Liverpool only that ia lures have
taken place to great amount letters from elias
gov have brought list Of failures to the extent
OF upwards of a million sterling
At a late hour Loot nj -l,t ma A.
Papers to the 18th instant. They are dull and
u'in erestlug. There is it seems, to be another
long discussion in the Chamber of Deputies. on
the Election Project, the former, which lasted
four or five days, being only a preliminary debate
as TO receiving the amendments made by the com.
init ee Nothing is said respecting the English
Oihcers in custody. The following are the on.
ly articles worth extraciings-
PANS, Feb 49,
we gave yesterday, respecting two Freedmen
arrested at Bale, on the demand of tie French
Minister, that one Of them was called Montsns.
er but IT IS probable, says this Journal that they
trayc under false names.
The Archb shop Coadjutor of Dublin and the
Bishop OF Cork, deputed to Rome by the Catho.
lie Clergy ofITeland, have arrived within a W
days ut this city, on their return from the captal
OF the Christian world.
10 sac "eBo'tatlon7 are now IN progress be
tween the Court Of Rome and the diiFeren, pro.
testant Courts relative 20 the Catholics who ore
IN their States 1t IS resolved it is said, 10 esta
blish this subject, and to consecrate the primo.
pies Of public law which reconcile the inieres
Princes with that of the Catholic Church. The
changes which have happened in Europe, for some
ZINE having aggrandlz ed the States of several
houses foreign to this Church, require imperious.
" new arrangements which may meet the diff.
culties which occur.
AoEH, Feb. t3
Marshal Soult set out on the I'd Feb from Sal
,sgnsc, (Tsrnl and goes to Hambueh