Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-24

ara about 100 ,ans,ort,, sui, az syoons Nv.
ina In the Roads. and that 4 By;,;sh 'sa.,lron
was OF the Texel. vh;ci, suffered r;eau xes.
sells TO PASS without ,noestation. ~
i,was the oain;on of we'll - forn,ei me, :,
A,ns,estiar, TIA, the ,erms Offered hv Fv-nr.
would be aeceded 10 bv the British n;n;.,rv and
Thar a general pac,s,ca,os as An evr,,s ,,os vsr,
rrrnote.
Fyo,, D.,,cb tas.r. IN ef,n.-o6,b
4sl 4 90 I.oxrn E,.nr June n
Ii has bc.n reported at ri aunburp and Other MA.
ces. mar the swedish army assembling AZ Schoo. \
men. and 10 consist of 10. 600 men. was 70 he
e,nveved ,o Engl,nd /, Y'h;s re-,f,tt (. ho,r,,,.,
aa,Iv con.raasaea IN e,,ers from, conen,,g -
and Other northern places. ., =
A great scarcity ef grain at present ,reva;,sS in
bohemia Suonl;es are sending th;thc, f,,,, 81,
Pruss;.n countries =
The 7c,lcL rased fsmael passa Of Js,n a,n,~s
who had conver,et, n, his own use the tre,s,,rs
of Diezzar Bassa. arrived 4. Cons,an,;nons ON
the 27th cf Aprii. and, alter a sammary rial
" as behe asled On the och T., ti.
head ~ .xh;,,;,ed an I, siIv - d;.h ~, ~ ~ ~
outer oates of the serac,io. ~ - 4,
The yrand se;gp;or has fies,;ned a son,dr,,
for the Xei;ferranean Ibis su,,,,,e ,,., &. ~
,n.s.,st .-s.l "A ,.,,.d a;,..d, s =
1do',;,r &c . sh;ns &c 49,. liz. q
aud o,hs, anal, ls,e,. e.
IN Io,,;.n Sea
ScurrnaM I,,,,c 10 ~
r. s.ems = reooft has been circuiated thar
Hanover would be evacuated BY the French
troops. and occupied byshose of another power;
this, however. IS eonlraoiesd IN a letter from
ps,n - pass, ' ~ 80 $3.50 s' ae go
- -, ~ - Iune 81
Their high nishtinessss, representing the IA
tavian repubnc assembled the 18th; and on
rhe 18th. they still continued their deliberations
osve,si eonl.me- .a. lensn snu pasAs'an
49, s,on, I'rvdso md ns,ft,
Letrers from constansinopie mention. thar two
grand councils OF the ministers OF the ports have
been ately held on the subject of triple ALI
ance between England. the Porte. and another
y socs ' = -.
ministry continued 20 rnanifrsr NJ,
portion of irresoImion.
LSssos, May IS.
The Court Gazette Of 10 day contains the fol-
loving article;
,,,,'e'n'.,,.. e. Ian AZ vi
dreing into and selling in INC Portngusse s,.,s.
The furniture and other property of persons who
have died OF the yellow fever. He has fitted out
sn,p,in eIoet 70 trc,sh, x WIN all me articles
~. is,.s =. -. -, M, &c puc''c
nery 20 hu,uani,y afo,;,tnr. =
August ~.
The brig Success, captain Brum. of,h;s
port, sailed from Kingston. Jamaica. for
New York, on The 9Th of July-t,n The
18Th she was captured two, leagues from
Cape St An.honyby aSpanisb galley The.
longing 10 Hayanna) without deck. with I
two ,nas,s and two square sails, and called
La Bonne Union. The Galley was com.
manded by Captain Cesar, and nsnned
with thirty or forty Spaniards, and French.
men, with one Irishman who served as
an interpreter. Three days after thew
were taken, captain Rrum, the passengers
(eight in number) and the hands were all
ordered below, and The matches shut upon
them. In this situation they were kept
through the night. In the morning, the
pirates prepared their knives, cniiasses
and clubs, opened The forecastle, and cal.
led for The captain. One of HE seainen,
(Peter Dachemin) with The view of pre-
serving the captains life, stepped for
ward, and assembled 10 The deck. The
rufEians, with their instruments of slaugh-
ter, having arranged themselves in. two