Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-07

| expressions used by the Duke, to Marrnont: VIII
took an opportunity, firmly, bat respectfully, e
warn His Royal ftighnass. against persisting il
that species of language. aid manners, wbicl
were. by no means, adapted to conciiate the pub
lac attachment and respect.
December IA
At late honrlast night we received the Paris
papers to the i'h instant. They contain very lit
gle news, The project OF amnesty had been re.
iisfred 10 the same committee which had under
reconsideration the priiects of i.aissrdo3ney and
others, and the report @s 70 be -,de on Monday
'fhesa'e of Lavs.e;,e - 20 he decided upon in
Cessation this day. The Jon,s,,i s'es Ds5ats has
an article expressing great indignation at tee plea
OF Sey, funded upon the capstlaton. of Paris,
nut addaciiigno new gnnient toinvtaase IT,
~; December Il;
~ Change OF Ministers, I'm Franc 81 Is s,ll is;s-
eel or especially, i.tlielaw ofan,ies,y bel t:t-
ed The ministers, WHOM, repart de ser,,es as
gone' o'i', are, ,ilc Duke de Rchclieu, Mar3ois,
and De Gaze. ,
The saeech oftl,c Duke de Rchei:cti, ON d.
Ginning the vote for the death of Ney, id him
! honor--" was, myself twice condemned 10
death, during ,he revolutionary my CEN
science led me Of guilt. lfet ,at IN a mo-
men' OF suc, agtation lit;le regard is pad To
jus ice and what then felt makes me shudder at
tue i;!c OF pronounc5,g the jndgncntof dealt, on
another. Time has done justice 10 nv motives,
anu time ray equally acquit Marshal Nay"
| Il IS sad, that the Duchess Of A'sgoulcme was
so alarmed at the notion or the Kings leln.,r 20
tue advice of That part OF his Ministry, who were
Ion granting pardon TO Ney, that she did not
gut has Chamber from ,iiorilg til night, no..
suffered sinS'e creature to approach him, in
whom she bad nat confidence
The foliowing is the list of Peers who voted
against the death ofthe Marshal
| The DAG de Moauaorency, Fontannes. Male
ydlc, Gcasoa, Burtheot the celei,ru cd chenist)
Cha'icioIp dHcde Brogc. Lally Ioiicntl..i, Con
| Fi'l, Poichef de isichenonrse Coliot lie No:s Ia
itoche, Lsnjonais, Klein, MERCER, Necwind, and
Choilet
The following refused to vote, declaring they
were not sufficiently Instructed, N consequence o..
tae Marshal's counsel bong stopped in the de-
| tence, by the Kings commissioners
Media, Brigode, d'Aligre, st. Suzanne. the
Due de Choiseul.
December 10.
~ letter from Vienna states, tIas, "a the papers
OF an English physician, correspondence has
oeen found. between Madame Murat and the
Princess OF Wsles Madame Mur.,t had inruded
Tins correspondence. and considerable sum at
money, 10 the physician, who was considered as
an agent of the opposition /; he went to Naples
wmie The princess of Wales was there, and re-
turned hiiher little before the breaking out Of
hostliities between Austria and Naples. Since
the arrival of Madame Murat Ut HAMBURG he
went there frequently, and kept up an intimate
intercourse with the Chatexux Oh this the
Morning Chronicle remarks, tiat unless this has
silns on TO the voluntary commission which In
earl of Oxford entered into, and that he is cons.
dered as an agent or opposition, we know not
wat is.meisa' by this precious stiff Certain ~
", that not the opposit:on, but the regents M.
nisters entered into confidential comrnunicati ons
with alurat, who made direct proposition to ion
me allies on his hearing of Bonapar.es expedition
rom El5a. lie sent both to London and to Wen
M, offering to march with his whole force to on
nose the ex.emperor; and his proposition WAS so
fayorabiy received by our ministers that a dis
pa CT was sent to Vienna on the subject, advisar
20 close wtthhis ofer-rhe versatile charac,e5
ntthe weak man hinself prevented its beng act
ed on.
PARIS, Dec 10
! The president ofthe royal courl of cessation
| mas nominated NJ OLIVIER to preside in the cause
OF LayaIette. The cause will be ,r,ed nex,
ihnrstlay Already agreat number of dis,in5
sulshed foreigners have applied for tickets OF adj
mission.
cooper and his wife have been condemned
sor sedtious cries by the court of assize at Rog
deauN, the husband for FIVE years, and the woman.
70 three years Imprisonment
| \ committee, composed Of de Colonia. and
OF Baron Danon, councillor of state, and OF M
de Schlassno, master of the request, is appoi;tel
% examine into the liquidation OF the loreien
ciriIns,t the payment of which is 10 be made bv the
Royal Treasury according to the terms o. the
treaty CT the 20h November.
KEEL, Nov 10
merchant arrived lately at Klei, which was
intended TO convey NAPOLEC3S to America.
French captain, who had myrred The daughter OF
miller ia il0iste.D, aid after NapoIeon's return
served under CLquseL AZ Bordeaux, resolved Ia
save Bonaparte on board his own vessel. Wide
| he was at Koclieiort For this purpose he h ID
CASKS iEe,l with mattresses, in ortle. to conceal
Napoleon, 5ayary,, and bertrand, in case of need
tlehad every thing necessary on board. The Sim
was to sail IS soon as 4 had gotinto the OF en- sea
70 New-Yor!i, instead OF Kiei but the plan was
panied by Bon9Fartca nppalience and ~ Ie,.,i 81
1h- ship Is nov Al illei where Gic liae,i "a. K.
&c. arc te5e seen.
1 D0Eyos ARMS, Arg. CT
Negotiations arc said to be going on bct,geer
tiiis e3uGtTy and Arugas but notlhnz has lrans
lpIrs a u their tendency Capt FaG.an, III III.
I haies9s sliP orphes, has deinalded OF Arm
| gas, tlc adhesion ofthc British ships and ira
Jeis, Into the district ruled by him, but, IL is re
iPo'td, that &c l,asfeceived an insulting answer
lemoodp,5, ~ the price ut tllls concession, tia
The 3f.lsD should reuouncc all inlcrcourse viii
Snenos Ayres-if ihs b. not coupled with, Ar
! tiSas dcaccs ~ Bsnish vessels 10 leave tie ri
yeri adains, tb-t other nations wili be glad e
trade wsth h.nI unils oayn Terms.
from French PaEere to .1Jecs,pberI6, 5g tic CT
flur CeJfaj1 Merchant fran, ,2.c,g.o,,.-