Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15

ii regiments on board, and part Of
convoy. This news is Understood 10
We lett the w. Indies the 9th Of March. p
we understand that the dispatches re.
we'd by Government on Monday are of
IN anature,as to bear us out completely
me opinions we have from time to time
yanced on the probability, or rather the
:,ainty oil Russia giving US effsclual aid
the contest in which we are engaged.
Sfracf Of a fsripafe letter from Ham5urc.
.4ftrii IL.
The city of Lubbock has offered the
'ench 100, 900 mares banco but. on con.
hon thatthey should be allowed to tIeduea
ON that sum the interest of the last Loan.
ID receive security that no more should
s; required of them, during the occunati-
OF Hanover by the French troops. It
said they were encouraged to insist ON
ie'r demands by very favorable letter
ON the King Of Prussia; as also bv a
9t'er from the Prussian Minister Harden.
urg TO General Rernadotte, entreatinp
nm no longer to modest and 7obstruct the
rade ofthc city ofLubeck. The French
'enerai howeyer,h refused to accept the
um offered, and demands 10000 marc,
.anco. The Senate has assembled to de-
'oerate on this demand, and has positive.
yreiused to comply with interpretation
Ut being supported by the King of Prussia.
!" We are assured here that the propo.
ais made TO Russia on the part of France.
inder the mediation Of Prussia, have NOT
I,een accepted by the former Court as Rus
ia will listen to no propositions but such
As are compatible with the general inte-
'ests and peace of Europe"
IL IS said that the Court of Naples has
given to that Of France, new assurances
With regard TO its neutrality that il has
engaged 80 longer to furnish provision to
the English feet in the Mediterranean |;
and has undertaken TO maintain the French
troops in the Neapolitan States.
itis an undoubtcd and well known faet,
that bonsparte proposed TO surrender all
the Irish EmigraDts to the English Go;
yernment, on condition they would aet
similar part by the Bourbon Family, and
the French En,igrants in England ) but
thasthe oaerwasreie6ted with indignation.
The Porte has announced 10 all the TO-
reign Ministers, by circular note, the
neS tariff ofcustoms ofall nations trading
10 Turkey has been de6nitiyely eguIated !;
bn, the French Government not having
explained itself on this subject, the Porte
transmitted 10 Paris the tariff, in which
tits distinctly expressed hat French ships
arriving in Turkey shall pay S per cent.
al valorem on the merchandise they bring,
10 which it has been added, that if The
French do not declare themselves on this
sn5ject in The space of months, the OF
hcers of the customs in Turkey shall
have orders TO take the per cent. on the
merchandise Of all ships arriving in the
Leyant seas. The Porte concludes this
circular note by requesting all The mint
sicrs not to occasion any impeachment to
It's new system Of the customs.
The court ofihe Thuilleries has not yet
gore into mourning for the late Queen
Dowager of Prussia. Asapreiude TO ,heir
observance of this ceremonial, a demand
Las been transmitted 10 the French Re-
silent at Berlin, to know how that Court
all conduit itselfin case of the demise of
any of the august Bonaparte family?
happears by a letter from Plymouth, that
Lord Cochrane, oftbe PaIbas, has with the
consent Of his crew, returned 10 the capt.
f,he Spanish ship La Fortuna, and pas
senger who was on board, FIVE Thousand
,ollars each, of their private properly ta-
Ell Oh hat vessel, and which amount
/ To sixty thousand dollars in spe.
Gle and melchandize. The case OF the
captain was peculiarly Distressing, as he
had lost similar fortune in exactly the
same manner last war; and having be-
gun the world again, has been ever since
realising an independence, which he was
conveying home to settlefor life. The
merchants cass was equally hard, as he
had passed the best part of his life in the
unhosplable climate Of Peru.
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PHILADELPHIA, June z.
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