Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-03

'or the success which has attended his es.
erfions, to the wisdom and firmness of Par
lament, and to the perseverance and pub.
nc spirit OF his Majesty's people.
II will be the Prince Regents CONSTANT
endeavor to maintain, by the Justice and
moderation Of his conduct, the high charac-
Ger which this countryhas acquired amongst
,ne natlons OF the world and his ROYAL
Iiignness has directed us to express his sim
cere aud earnest hope, that the same union
amongst ourselves, which has enabled us to
snrmount so many dangers, and has br5't
tins eyentIul struggle to 80 auspicisus am
issue, may now animate US in peace, and
induce us cordially to cooperate in all
those measures which may best manifest
our gratitude. for the Divine protection.
aud mosteifectually promote the prosperi-
~ ana happiness ofour country.s'
LONDON, Feb, g.
we received this morning large mass
OF letters from Paris, dated on Mondoy
evening. Weinsert an extract from one
oil them announcing that the French Co.
rernmem has suspended the circulation of
English Journals IN France-a measure.
which will only increase the desire to read
them. In pecuniary point of view II win
do little or no injury to any English pa.
per, Tor such obstacles have been ALWAYS
opposed to their circulation on the Conf
nent, and such high prices demanded, that
the number circulated was very small.
The Speech has made very favorable
impression on the Funds, which have expe-
rlenced this morning rise of one per cent.
IN private bargains, Censols and Omni
um Tor the next payments. Altho' il was n
holiday at the Bank, the Stock Exchange
remained open.
Inc Eorning Chronicle of to-day has
punished the following letter from Sir Ro-
pert Wilson to Nj. Pozzo di Borghu
CC0PY.
Prison Of La Force, Jan. %, 1916.
My DEAR SIR
have been informed, that paper. in
tercepted OH its return to me, has been con-
sldered as the original manuscript of Re-
port attributed to yourself; and further.
mat have been accused AS being the am,
thor, or concerned in the fabrication of that
paper.
II disdhin the imputation but from
motives of respect to the Emperor. and Of
regard for yourself, do declare upon NV
nohor, that the paper so intercepted was
copy that | had never even read, although
borrowed by Inc to lend and further. that
never did hear even of this Report attri-
Duted to you, until it had been read by va
rlous friends OF mine, and extracts had
been gwen t., take to England by those
VINO viii, am sure, declare to the fact ia
Parliament, Unnecessary.
May beg you to repel the caIumny
by this statement.
"fery trul y yours,
"ROB ERT WILSON. M. Gen.
10 His Excellency Count Pozzo di.
Borgho, &c. &c. &c.
The Morning Chronicle adds. that &C Sir
robert underwent his final interroeatorv
on Thursday ast. Throughout his exam;.
nations he has adhered to his determine.
ton OF answeriugall questions, save suchss
tended to criminate himself He is now
allowed to con fer with his counsel. TIA
question OF his being liberated on bail. re-.
MAINS undecide,i. His health is much i'm
pared by confinement. Mr.. Bruce and
Mr. Hutchinson are permitted to see their
trends, which Indulgence is denied 10 Sir
robert Wilson. His Lady is alone admit
ted to see, him. The event of his arrests.
tlon has been an additional shock to her
Feelings. already deeply affected by the loss
OF her sister, the Hon. Miss Carleton, who
lately persisted in So unfortunate a maunsr
on the coast of Belgium"
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