Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05
.LONDON. O0oher o2.

ahu suOSluiary treaticS with France, are
expected 20 be among the FIRST aSls Of his
governments
Ostober "a.
Price of NocSs fhis dag,
S per cent. Conso!s, FOR money 81 l-s !;
PEI cent. Reduced Omnium 6 prem.
Part of Admiral Graves's division of the
fleet oF Brest, The Foa5-oyaa., Colossus aud
Reau'se returned 10 Plymouth on Munday.
More frigates have been dispatched to
crnize to the southwark, for the purpose
81 de'aining the Spanish ships homeward
bound from America.
A morning paper states, that the Empc-
ror Alexander, ordered the French Charge
d Ahaires to quit Pctersburgh in twenty
four hours he 1fomiseur OF the iIlh
announces his having left Pstersburgh in
the following manner. " wi. Rayneval Sc
crctary Of the. French Legation al Peters,
burgh," (he was we believe, left Charge
d'Afairesaiter the departure of the French
Ambassador General HedouviIle) quilted
that city on the fou.ih Complementary
day, (Sept. 20. (Courier)
O6tooer IS.
According to the report of four Dutch
desertcrA Bonaparte had sent positive or
ders from Aix1la Chapelle to the French
commodore a, Ferrol TO sail for Brsst, e.
ven though he should be obliged TO fight
ms way through our cruizers. The squa.
dron would, in Consequence, have already
LETT Ferrol had not an aid 'de-camp of the
Spanish minister OF marine arrived from
Cadiz with dispatches. which induced him
towaitior further instruetionsfrom France.
u is believed at Ferrob and on board the
French fleet, that the ships which are e
qu,ppiDg at Cadiz and barcelona, viii CO.
operate with the French as auxiiaries on
'ly TO certain distance from the Spanish
coast, as ..he Spanish cabinet regards i,s
neutrality encroached upon by the strict
ness ofour blockading squadron. These
Dutchmen assert, that the greatest anar-
chy and discomfort prevail all over Spsin !:
that the instruction, which began near
bdboa, has extended TO The neighborine
provinces; and that the insurgents
mounted 10 upwards of $4,000 men, and
we're daily increasing. This latter re port
was confirmed by an American captain
from Corunna, who added, that the lead
ers oil the iusurreclion are Soaniards Cor.
meriy in the French service, and Young
men educated in France, The common
beilef among all classes Of people is, that
the dissolution Of the Spanish Monarchy.
or at least general revolution is al hand.
l ms dangerous superstition is kept no by
pretended prophecies, circulated by Spa
n'sh priests in French pay /; and it will,
therefore, not be surprising, if an ignorant
people, thus delndcd, and also tormen,ed
by famine and disease, will, from DESPAIR.
seek remedy in the worst OF all evils, a
rebellion.
Government, we understand, has receiy-
ca certain intelligence of the emperor A.
iexander having ordered the French Charge
d 'Ahaires to quit Petersbnrgh in twenty
tour hours. This puts an end TO all fur
Their speculations respecting the preserya-
ton OF peace between the two powers.
(Slar.)
The journey ofihe Pope (who is now re.
covered from his indisposi,ion) TO Paris.
will be by Florence, Bologna, Alexandria.
&c. where all necessary preparations are
making for his reception.
An agreement has been entered into be.
tween England and Russia, TO posses. The
Island OF Malta in common, for which DUR.
pose 5000 Russian troops will soon 90
from Corfu to Malta.
According TO letter from Calmar in
sweden, besides the king Of France, and
heir Royal Highnesses, Monsieur and the
Duke OF hngouleme, the Swedish Grand
chancellor, Count de Fersen, the Russian
chamberlain, Count Soltikoff, the late En-
ylsh Minister to the court Of Stnteard,
Mr.. Spencer Smith and the Danish Cham
oerlain, Baron De BIome, were expected
there. Should this be the case, some.
hing else than the private family affairs
of the Bourbous, will be transacted tbe,e-l
His most Christian Majesty, Louis XVIIrI
md The Princes Of his blood, intended to !
publish protest against the Corsican u |
'urpaiions. That which appeared in the |
Moni'eur was forgery Of Bonapar,e, Tai.
eyrand & Co. /
October 90.
n private letter from banking house
" frankfort, Il a respectable house in
own, states that Bonspar,e, when the DE.
'u''e' OF that Imperial City wer. present