Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
SALEM Anr;i1n

mas Williams supescarao of the Sch'r Eleanor
in 80 days from Nantz. arrived 1T Marblehead
for papers which he has kindly favored us
BY the help Of the French papers from Mar.
behead, we have been able TO obtain the follow.
ing articles ct inf rma,ion. In the Moniteur OF
ne ION OF Feb uary, are given TRANSACTIONS OF
the diplomatic papers in the late alliance upon
the continent of Europe. By the trea,y Of I1th
OF April 1906, at Petersburg. between Great Bri
tam and Russia, . plan was formed FIR gene
raj league and TO employ FIVE hundred thousand
continental troops agains, France. The motives
winch are Hired. ave to cbiige an evacuation
OF Hlnover,to secure the Independence of Hol
land and Switzerland. to restore Piedmont RI
Sardinia, 10 relieve Naples and obtain an eva.
cuatipn or Italy by the Fsench. In fine. TO res
tore such an order OF things, as the allied pow
ers shoud Judge suiiciene, in the best manner to
prevent future usur atione. One miloo and a
quarter sterling is p'onii.ed by the English for
each hundred thousand troops. separate ar
tice extends the enc uragement to Austria and
Sweden. Another article provides hat as the
whole number might b. raised tina, d hundred
thousand should be immediately raised and ano.
ther article providing for the Russians after ,bev
shoud leave their country. Ano,her article de
eiares that no intentions are to NEEDLE with the
internal affairs OF any country or Tor conquest
another provides TO oppose all the allies cf
France. Another gives the promise of a million
from the British 20 the FIRST on the field A Sc.
eret article Is then given. obligirg ustria and
Sweden to be IN aeficn in a limited time md an
addltioaal~article. rhat IF the Russians did ex
coed the first number Of troops promised. they
should be entitled 10 an augmentation Of nav
Another article provides respecting The design to
announce, host,lisiss On the 9Th of ASgns,
provision was made Tor Austria. and Count Sra.
dion pronounces 3 millions not sufficient and re
fnr fftfu a~ta, \ -
ma after explanations. suhscribes 10 the treaty.
On the Sd OK December 1907, at Stockholm. t,,r
Biitisn Court had promised to pay 90 thousand
pounds to assist in tie defence Of Pomerapia
upen the opening OF it to the English, and Rus
STA ateeded 10 the treaty On the 3Ist of August
1918, this reaty was renewed, and proy;sion
made For the defence Of .-5rnerania, and the Ian
ding Of the Russians in that country was
stipulated. with articles providing for the spbsi
dies, and Tor the Hanoyerian troops in Pomeva.
MIA to be subject 70 the orders of he c omrn,n.
der in chief On the 81 of Oct. 1905 IN
Swedes agreed TO furnish troops 10 unite with
the allied powers against their common enemy.
an tins outline we have the negotiations upon
winch the late important events have been pro
duced, which have so completely frustrated The
oisigns OF this memorable alliance In the
Nor.h OF Europe. many opinions are INDUCED
| respecting the advantages which Prussia will de
rive from rhe present state of the continent
some sFecnlations assign him very ample re
compenee tor his inflsSibii'y, and represent tina,
the same spirit which processes to humble Ma
| pies for pro6dy. will enrich Prussia WHICH has
withstood all the policy of England and its allies.
ne forces OF Prussia are 10 be increased. and
| tie title OF Eleetor of Westphalia is already men
toned Berns'orf, the minister of Denmark
was At Berlin on the 4,h of February and the
Minister from Bavaria had presented his new Ter
ter TO the Prusslan Court. Count Munster had
protested on the Sd of Feb upon leaving Han.
over, against the neasures of Prussia. in yir,ue
OF tue powers with which he was invested
me protest IS IN The French papers. The Prus.
! sian troops had left Bayrenth Metternich for
merry from Vienna 10 Berlin. is to 90 to Rnss;a
and the Austrian minister at Bavaria is 20 ro
| 10 Berlin. The Grand Duke Constantine. pas
sed konigsburg towards Russia on the 2oth Ian
uary.
Letters from Rome say, that the here.
dItary prince Of the two SicIies had pro.
posed an interview with prince Joseph, oil
France without SUCCESS. From the same
place, IT is reported, that the king of Ma.
pies was TO go 10 Messina, and The queen
10 Palermo, and the king Of Sardinia 10
CaSliari. lt5is said, that Gen. Mathew
dumas was IN possession of Venetian Dial
malta Great preparations we're made a,
Venice to receive prince Eugene, on The
"a OF February, and the Carnival this year
has been with uncommon splendor, and
an unusual coDcourse Of strangers. From
katisbon, we learn that the French cont.
nued 10 pass towards Frapce, and that the
last division would pass on tie 10Th of Pc.
bruary. Il is already announced iaat The
french have lief! Austria. Cen. Clark,
when he left Vienna, left The strongest ex.
pressions in favcr Of The conduct Of coun.
clllor Ley,in preserving The peace of that
cry Changes in the administration OF
thai court were expected. The Archduke
ferdlnaud commanded at Vienna, and The
Archduke Charles was TO have The su.
preine military command. Count Stadion
IS TO take the place Of Baron Hugee, at
kntIsbon. Count Sladion was the Austri-
an minister in lbs treaty at Petersburg.
Great mortality has pr eyailed in Moravia
since the armies were in that county,
Inc soldiers IN The hospital, at Brunn, say
the Hamburg papers, have been buried by
loads. Many oflbe inhabitants have died,
but the evil has been cqthned chiefly to
The towns. The Germanic powers that
have been invested with new titles, or pos
sessed OF new territory have been engag.
IN crCh orrapor.~...,.