Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

lbsssaaor hid, !, appears. been packed UP
4 for fortnight previous 10 the 2s,h OF Oc-
.. l,ober, ON which day Madame Brune was
10 take her departure. The most ptoba-
Ible suppositioD, We think, appears TO be,
,ba. Cen. Blonc has left the Turkish Ca
pilal. s.
We are sorry to find that the Yellow
! Fever has extended to Ragusa, having
been carried thither by vessel from
Spain.
THEFT Swedish Majesties, after expert
enciug great perils in attempting TO sail
to Stockholm, were at length forced 10 re-
turn to Siralsund, and Il seems doubtful
whether they will be- able to reach their
Capital before spiing.
We have long assured our readers that
war with Spain was Inevitable. We have
! now to state, that the die is finally cast,
and that the letters Of narqne aud repri-
sal, which have for several days past been
! prepared, will Immediately be issued.
The ChaYalier D'AHDuAoA, the Spanish
Ambassador at our Court, has received
his passports, aud purposes setting out
this day, on his return to Spain, accompa-
MED by Gsneral o FARRELL, an officer
Ia the Spanish service.-'rhr grounds Of
the war viii shortly be made known 10
The nation by Ministers, and five are cor
rectiy informed, a stronger case than that
which will be presented, has rarely been
made out OH any similar occasion.-Fast
sailing vessels are Immediately to be dis
patched To our different settlements ~
broad. There being no Spanish ships a,
present in or ports, excepting thoss un
der detention by our cruizrrs, no order
FOR an embargo viii of course be issued.
| "A vessel is just arrived AZ Sadgate creek,
WHICH sailed from Cadiz on the Goth ult.
With only halfa Cargo, in consequence Of
IN inlImation from the British Consul, that
he cid not consider it safe for English yes
sells 10 remain in ths; port, an order Tor
an embargo being hourly expected. Six
British men of war, Of different descripti-
ons, were then cruizlag off Cadiz.-;'he
disorder in the town lad very much aba
ted owing to material aud favorable
! change in the weather.
Yesterday we received several additi.
onal sets Of Paris Jnuraal., 10 The 5;h. inst.
aud some few 10 the 7th, together with the
Dutch papers to the io,h, and two Ham
burg Mails, have also arriycd,-By the
llatter We lind that there is no probability of
the difference between France and The
! Ottoman Pore being aricably adjusted
Though tbs latter has agreed to style Ro-
naparte agreeabiy 70 his usnrped title. il
Silt. refuses 10 send new credentials 10 its
Ambassador at Paris: so that in fact, the
Porte declines the formal recognition Of
| The usurper as emperor of The French.
bruno, the ambassador at Constanlinople,
has therefore determined on bis departure
from that city !, and on the 26th Of October,
the date of the last advces, q part Of his
eiTccts (the whole OF which had for some
tllne been packed uo) had actually been
shipped TO France.--in this state Of az.
! iairs, II is natural TO conclude, that an ex-
petition against the Morea will be at
i tempted by France; 10 which case, how.
lever, the enemy wlll have To Contend viii,
the united forces of England and Russia
II IS. indeed, rumpred, tiiat Russ: an mi
li,ary force has already landed in that
country. from Corfu, and in various other
directions The imperial troops are also said
10 be IN motion; but II must be observed
that these movements are mentioDed
not ia positive terms, or as confirmed
facts.
Great Britain has recognised the Enr.
peror Fsaucis, in his new capacity as Em-
peror OF Austria; aud ihe British ambas-
sador at Vienna, The Hon. Mr. Paget, has
acco' disgly delivered his new credentials
TO Ms inper'a! Majesty.
! The Paris papers continue 20 speak in
the most disgusting term, Of aduIation
aad hs,tery on The subject oil Banapare's
coronation without mentioning any fact
beyond ~hal We have already published.
Private ielters from Paris sac. tha. so
Disguised were the pracipal inhabitants
on The OCCASION, that the greater part of
;. them withdrew themselves entirely from
the scene, and remained in The country
until after The Performance of that sasri-
lsg'ous a 4, the commission Of that Out.
/ rage upon the sense Of he people, and the
peSpetration OF that insult upon all the Je-
gilmate governments.
The cfcf aA Ca6inf states, that The Re-
Uotutisnary Ca c,rdar has already been aba
hshed bat, we iind that the whole Of The
Par's papers, with the exception only of
the Gazette de France, continue the COR
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