Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-18

On receipt OF this intelligence the
Grand Seignior Immediately summoned q
Diyan, and the new captain PachA has re-
ceivcd orders to sail for Egypt without de-
lay, with the troops and ships that were
then ready, to succor Hourschid Pacha
with the assurance that more considera-
bic reinforcement would follow.
July ~. =
The Americans, to their Infinite honor,
have tiiumphrd over that petty African ty-
ranny to which the several states of Eur
rope have SO long submitted, and support
cd by their inglorious and impolitic subsi-
dies. Weon Saturday received accounts
from Messina, dated the FIRST Of June,
which communicate the following interest
ing intelligence Col. Eaton having land
ed with body of marines, &c. from. the
American squadron in Egypt, advanced
into the Tripolitan territory and after
some severe contests, in which he was
wounded In the arm by musket ball, and
in which many of his people fell, he car
ried Derne and Bangasi by ASSAULT. The
Fripoiitans, arIarmed at this success, inn
mcdiately made overtures of peace, pro-
posing To hberate Capt. cambridge and
the people of the Philadelphia, sc. Col.
Lear is gone to Tripol in the Essex fri
gate, to negotiate with The bashaw and
the Constitution and Vixen have been sent
to Tunis to enforce on the hey abe,ter OBJ
seryance of peace than he has ofla,e seem
ed disposed to adopt.
II is reported that the troops which went
on, with general Craig have heen landed at
Malta.
General Craig, who is vested with dis
cretiouary command in the Mediterra-
mean, remained behind at Gibraltar, but
meant 10 follow the troopsin few days.
We have received Paris Journals to the
10th and Dutch to the 10Th inst, inclusive.
They announce that admiral De Winter.
has hoisted his flag on board the Herstele,
in the Texel |; that Bonaparte had arrived
at FontainbleauQ ont l2th; that M. LUG
chesini has rcac}ed Paris; that NJ. Hata.
rive has received the reward of all his civic
labors in the Moniteur, by being appointed
counsellor of state and that the Ameri.
cans have made a convention With the hey
of Tripoli.
July IS.
"A Gottenburgh mail arrived yesterday,
and brings the important inte diligence that,
in consequence of Bonsparte's late pro.
ceedings in Italy, NJ. Novozilzoff has re-
ceived orders from his court not to pro-
coed to Paris. We understand that go
vernment have received information TO
this effect. IL is said, too, that Nj. Novo-
zIizoT will come to London instead of go-
ing 20 Paris, in order 10 wait further in
struetions and to consult with this govern
ment. The letters brought by the Got.
tenburgh mail relate that the king of Swe-
den is aboutto put all Swedish Pomerania
under the protection of Russia.
No accounts have yet been received of
lord Nelson or the combined fleet.
Mr. Monroe, the American minister,
has arrived at Blake's hotel, Germyn-
street, from Madrid.
A vessel arrived yesterday from Malta
soon after it was known report prevailed
in the city, that lord Nelson's feet had ar
rived off Cadiz, having missed the COM
bined fleet. This intelligence received lit
tie or no credit.
PLYMOUTH, July 81.
Letters received from The Channel feet,
dated the I7lh inst. state that they were all
well at that date, and that CORVALLIS had
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