Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-13
Nrw-YoRx. Feb. 2.

NEw-YoRx, Feb. 2.
BY the ship Guardian, Duplex, which ar
rived last evening from Dublin. the =.
ei'or OF the Mercantile Advertiser has
recciycd regular file oil papers TO The
loib Dec. containing London dates 10
lhS 9th, 10 lays later than by any pre-
viou> arrival. The late huur at Which
they were received, would not allow us
To so more than give the l-ad,ng arli-
clcs from papers OF The latest dates.
We shall Continue our extracts in our
next.
LONDON, Nov. IS.
Las. nigh, Moni,eurs and smaller Pa
RS papers arrived To the i7ih inst. and
Dutch papers 10 the ED.
The chief arlicle or Intelligence they
contain, is The departure OF MS Holiness
tne rope from Rome onihe iof Nov.
One OF The most important cf the ar,i.
c!es in these Journals is the following, pub
i,shed ia The Schiedam Couraut Of the
18th inst. The Rotterdam Couran; of HE
same date, and which is a:so mentioned in
the Mercury of the ff,h.
x private letter from ,h. harbonr OF
h=tavia, daled'thc I'm oil Feb. 1904, SAYS,
Intelligence has been received here, that
the king OF Gambia has driven TIC English
from Ceylon, aud put The whole gssrisoa
~ the sword"
Business of every kind is al a stand in
Hollund.
December 8.
Parliament viii certainly NEE, on the
18th of january, we u,t, -rsi and thai,
after voting the customary address OF
thanks TO The king for his speech from the
throae, both houses will adjourn 10 the
27d of the sane month.
Dece rnber S.
We have received the Nopiieurs to the
18Th u'l. Iiappears from them that the
day OF coronation has not been deferred,
as has been stated ia some papers. They
speak posilivviy Gifts being settled to take
place on last Sunday.
The pope reached Paris on the 25;i,.-
Bonapar,c made haste 10 pay his respects
to him.
| The papers of which Sir George Rum
bold was robbed, as also those OF Two pr.
SONS Confined in the temple (more
Ihnm's.' whom the Erenci government
Is pleased 10 call emissaries OF his, are
now undergoing examination, aud copies
OF them are TO be sent TO all The courts in
Europe.
The king OF Prussia has again express
scd his dissatisfaction nt the CONDUCT oil
bxnapar,e IN the seizure of sir George
Snnibold she pas replied To The repre-
sensations made TO hI,ri by TIE senate oI
fiamohTgh, ut whose efforts 10 procure.
tl;e release OF that minister, he expresses
his strongest appreciation. conde,aning,
| al the sape time, in the most ununaiifis,.
terms, The outrage offered to the indepen-
dence OF neutral state, and TO the law
OF nations. The answer cf his Prussiaii
! majesty has beea communicated to the
diet OF Rstisbon by the couut Goertz, The
| PrussiaD minister. The diet, Of course.
must spprove highly of the spirited inter-
terence OF Prussia. bulit dare NOT at pre-
sent mariles; its displeasnre at The con
duei m Bonapar,e.
he emperor Of Russia is cole eairr an
immense army upon the frontiers Of Rus.
sian Poland, and the emperor Of the
French is drawing troops from the inter-
CT OF France TO the banks of the Rhine,
bul the two powers must confire them
'eises 10 mere preparations I'll the spiing.
But The winter, we may DC sure, VIII net
be passed solely in taxing the necessary
! steps ios commencing wsrlIke operations
insthc spring Every Cabinet ia Europe
viii be the scene OF active diplomatic ne.
gocistion. Russia will endesyour to ci-
feet closer coBnexiou will, Peassis and
France whilst on The one hand, she will
endeagour 10 prevent Prussia from throw
ing her weight and Influence inso the
scale Of Russia, will attempt 10 form
close alliance with the court or Vienna.
There is, we re sorry TO say, but 100
much reason to suppose tina. srch sn at
tempt will be eifcssual, If 4. has not sue
cecded already.
December 6.
The letters brought by the Prince Of
Wales packet, from Lisbon, we're deliver
cd ont this morning. MIR. Frere has left
Neutrality-suspicious. by The following cxtrsc,
OF private ietter from Lisbon, dated No !
vembcr 81.
$ Mr.. Frere and Mr. Hunter have cer-
tainly left Madrid, and 10 hope now re-
mains that awzr Sish Spain eau be avoid !
ed the dispatches sent home by the De I
ana were, IL is said, very warm and hos