Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-13

nm the 14th OF Isauary in the short passage oil
70 days from New-YorS with = Kings Msssen.
ger bearer of ratified commercial treaty be-
,ween the United States and Great Eritan-|
The Treaty reached London on the 7sh.
Inc papers CONT in Paris dates of the 18th of
January. a new decree Of the King of France
banishes from the kingdom all the rseic,des of
Louis 10th. A transport full of Fremch tro,ns
had been wrecked on her passage from Plymou b
to France, ard twen'y four French officers drown.
ed.
Among the passengers Of the Minerva were
II. Gen. Wilson and suite, and some other Bri.
fish officers. -.
Prices current Of .3meriean produce at LiverpooL
January l9.
Cotton, Sea Island, best 81 a 2sl0--Uplands
ls2 1s5; New-Orleans Isl a lse-Ashes.
New'fsrk pots "a 70 turpentne soft Is =
1855 tar Eos 1855 pitch los; rosn IS a IS
o; oak bark 25s 90; rice old 18s 2Os--new
lbs tobacco, Virginia leaf 8d to 15d--s emmed
Isl 's4--daryland Sd Cd; slaves, pipe none
--Hhd. IS. a 27l-barrel Isl. new dollars SIS
pr. ounce. The cotton market is very brisk to
uay' out 1t not thought the demand will con.
tinue equally so for many days
Copy Of letter from Liverpool, dated Jan. 18
Referring to the foregoing we have ONLY to
SAVIOUR market IS little better i'm consequence
OF the dealers coming in for stocks, but do not
De deceived, we are not of opinion that it will be
permanent advance and for ourselves are incii.
ned to sell whilst we have an opportunity. as we
nave not yet felt the weight of the new crop com.
ing forward.
Yours truly
Uplands old, I'D sd do new 16 10 II
~ Orleans, Is 19d; Sea Islands, 9 2.6: To.
oacco 10; ashes rs 80; Tar, 3; Turpen.
tine ID Is.
LONDON, JAN 8.
me rhSton frigate, captain Stanvell, is arriv-
ca at Spithead from the River, whence she will
take her final departure for St Helena. Sir
Hudson Lowe, and the Foreign Commissioners.
VINO are to reside at st. Helena, GO out in her.
Four transports, with $50 men of the 6stb re-
giment, sailed on Tuesday last from Portsmouth
for St Helena. Colonel Dodgen, with the re.
mainder of the regiment (SSo men) will proceed
the first fair wind.
The Niger, captain S Jackson, for the United
States, is ready TO proceed on her destination :
The Hon. Mr. Dagot, the Ambassador to Amer;
ca, is expected at Portsmouth this day, to EN-.
bark m the Niger.
LoSpoN, Jan Is.
German papers of some interest reached us tn.
day. 10 W.
Germany is far from being in satisfied state
and new revolutions threaten TO disturb the Com
tnent. Prussia, in spite OF her great military,
means, the only means now resorted to by kings
to remove the inquietudes of their subjects. an.
pears traught with the ingredients of internal
PARIS, Jan. 10.
very strange report has been IN circulation
tor some days in the d plomatic circles. where Il
whispered, that the Russian cabinet has n nro.
lect IN contemplation for again uniting Belgium
king of the Netherlands or his son. II IS said
that the emperor Alexander has for long time
'ned'taled this- and that it Is not unconnect ed
with the marriage of one of his sisters to the
Prince OF Orange. This notion, although II has |
been tor some time circulated, still appears IN
gain ground the fac; is, that there is general
istonishment at the preparations of the Emperor
tiexanoer' VINO appears to be making new iey,es |
1t a moment when it might be supposed he wou,d
oe thinking of disarmlng as well as the rest of
Europe. N ~
Inc conduct OF the government in ACCEPTING
-he amendments in the amnesty resnec;;,d, the |
Regicldes. after solemnly declaring against il
las excl ed much observation. Did the minis. |
ers wish to deceive France as to the intention. |
d the KING, or dld the king seek to deceive his |
Another question equally difEoult IN
answer is, now the Chamber of DenuIes bss
gone SO far, where will ii stopl
LoSnoS, Jan. II
We received this morning New-York paper,
. the 18th ult pNi'e''
ny dispatches received yesterday from Paris
We learn. that three English Gentlemen hayo
,eeh arrested by the Minister of Police and
brown into the prison ofthe Abbaye. The,, are
'ir Robert Wilson, Captain Hutchinson. and Mr.
truce' eldest son of Mr.. Crawford Bruce. the
ianker' The British minister, we understand
o his demand OF an explanation on this subject.
vas answered, that the parties had been arrested
N the charge of aiding in the escape of ava.
cite, that they bad procured passport for an
english officer, two or three DAYS before that
heytrave,led with general Layalette al the wavI
o Mons, introduced him under the passnort
hey had obtained to the English military post
procured 1t there to be countersgaed, and pass.
ri hin ON ; after which, and having brsskfas,ad
With the English officer in command. thew re
urned TO Paris This was the report made IN
he English Minister, that he may receive tbe;r
urther instructions how to act is truth rer,a;,s
o be established, and the evidence which The
french Minister ofPolice may employ for Tho,
purpose, cannot be received with two much
autioD: In a city SO distracted by bad p,ss;one
% III of intrigue, and where the predom inaIin,,
'arty, the fanatics, and the ultra-rovalists ave
'antng Tor victims and vengeance, story of IN
ana IS precisely result that might be expected
--and VINO SO naturalto choose for actors in the
Gene, as the natives of a country that en- freslv
cans, and by its moral influence restrains tbe;r
ctions II viii also be observed in tie priysie !
ccounts from Paris, that great agitation prevails
n That city, and threatens new political expJo
ION. New affiliations and watchwords. plots and /
spread terror and alarm through So
lety, and the Government distlJsting It's own
trength, acknowledges that the presence of Tlr;
ish troops is still necessary for It's security.
morning paper says, it is expected. in relief
u the depressed agriculturists, that bountv ofl
shliings per quarter on expor' ed wheat. viii
'e proposed by Government immed.atey on the |