Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-11
--latest from Enr2Pe.
PHILADELPHIA, Apr! 5.

tie attention OF Our cores ondenl VIC have
received London papers seven days iaier
Than our preceding accounts No events
OF magnitude had occur, d. The iaie hour
AT " hlch tic mail arrived prevents US from
Extracting more than Tie iollo ing br.f
aItcles.
On the goth, the kings health was sd
much improved as 10 leave but iIuie douut
OF his complete recovery.
A London paper OF the s7th saws, ano-
Their embafgo is lad III all the ports Of
trance.--lt is inferred from this, that H.,
invasion IL immediately to take place.
Il letter from the American consul al
London mLntons, that trade Is ieviving,
particularly among the manufactures.
Confidence is unbounded, and stscks on
the rise. In iact, notwithstanding the
threats of France, the affairs of Great Bri4
tain were in ilourshing state.
The latest accounts from Holland state.
that the expedition against England would
not take place ill April. Other accounts
say thai every thing is reaGy.
1t was reported that government had
received intelligence, that Sir Sidney
Smith had iallea in with number of d. tch
and French gun.boats, had taken ) and
destroyed so.
LONDON, Feb. "a.
The Dublin mail OF the 2lsi, which ar
rived this morning, confirms our former
accounts OF the extraordinary activity ma.
infested by Government in all tie branch
es OF national defence and security. Mi
hlary stores OF al descriptions Continued
to be sent from the Castle to the most ,ul-
nerable parts of the coast and We are as.
sured by Our private letters that there is
not one OF these points in The ucirnty of
which All army OF 10000 mel NAV not he
assembled III the course OF twen,y.fouT
hours. Ihecarrages, Tor the speedy con.
Neyahcc o. iroops, arc all completed and
dispatched 60 their different destinations.
letter from Amsterdam, dated 3lst
u.tInio, received liz Glasgow OH Monuay.
states, chat a bag Of leitets dispatcbcd
from London the 9th nit. was, o., IFS
arrI'a! al Amsterdam, by neutral vessel
seized by order of the First Consul. and
Carried TO Paris. This nfraGlion OF The
laws OF neutrality, is evidently done with
view TO discover the English goods and
merchandise sent 10 Holland, and 10 trace
the articles 10 the owners and receivers.
bonaParte, no doubt, hopes 10 fad con.
siderable supply for his exhausted treasuI
ry IN the profits OF this plumber.
Orders have been received by the com.
manding officer in the Downs, for all off,
GERS, whether belonging to vessels in &C
tuai service on that station, or to those
not Immediately prepared Tor sea, 10 sleep
on board their respective ships. Similar
orders are 10 be strictly enforced at Ply
mouth, Portsmouth, Chatham * Sheerness.
Letters have been also sent from the
Trinity house, to the different gentlemen
who have volunteered their service for the
defence OF the entrance Of the Thames.
earnestly entreating them to be on board
their respective ships before the FIRST of
March. They are desired to carry with
them their bedding, * such other ne cessa-
rles as were, by the regulations ofservice,
to be provided at;heirown extcnse. Those
whose state OF health 10 such as TO render
1t improbable that they can attend on or
before the day appointed, are particularly
requested TO transmit certificate 10 that
ehecl' regularly attested by a physician.
All the men Of war at St. Helens have
been ordered 10 lie at anchor with springs
upon their cables.
We are unable TO confirm the accounts
received at Plymouth ofthe sailing OF the
French squadron from TCulon. Ii iseer-
tain that the Intelligence has not either di-
rectiy or indirectly reached the admiralty.
Feb. 29.-Hfs 1EojesIy's Lnoiehosilion.-
Bulletins have continued to be issued da:iv
from the Queens honse, which we shall
Continue to give;
Tuesday. " Hismajesty continues much
the same az be has been Tor the last days."
Wednesday. q" HIS majesty has had
good night ratherb elterthis morning"
Thursday. " His majesty continues as
well as he was yesterday"
Friday. "Thcre is no material altera-
ton in his majesty's health since yester-
day.
Saturday, His majesty remains to-
day much IN the same state in which he
was yesterday"
Sunday. 1--WE think that his majesty
lsgoing on favorabIy, though any rapid a.
mendment 10 not 20 be expected"
Monday. His majesty is still better
than ne was yesterday, and appears to be
L. H..