Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
Latest Foreign Advices,
BY TIE Raek:t, Cap. Se,t,. aniv-a at Boston.

that the Emperor Napoleon will crown his Bro
ther Joseph, King OF Naples, liz the Church OF
St Peter.
J HAsAu, June Il IA repor, is circulated to-
lday, by no means astonishing considering the
times we live in asst also agrees with preceding
events. that the Eoaor of Baden is about to alb.
dieate has Government; AMI thar the Electoral
Prince who is expected from Paris in the month
OF July, VIII succeed him, and will reside MIN
yheim. Counsellor of State, who came to
karlsruhe, at the later end of May. has is said
already made some preparations the subject.
short time after. Prince Louis. of Baden, son
otthe Eedtor. was dismissed from all his employ
fsents Great changes were made in .he Minis
try when the most Distinguished persons were
pensoned.
| 1t is said again that the Pope Will resign the
chair of st. Peter 70 4 Cardinal. and the States
ci the Holy See VIII be added 10 the Kingdom
oil Italy. The French empire wlll then take a
new title. and considerable number Of new
Dukes viii be- created. Ii is also added. thar
great alterations viii take place in Switzerland,
! In favor OF the Duke OF Neufchatcl
VIENNA, June 1i.-Thc trial of Marquis
Ghis!ieir tor s'ir,endernS the CauaTro 20 Russi.
ans, contrary 10 his instructions, co:ied on the
list inst He has been sentenced to the loss of
his rank and TO exile. 1, H.. however expected,
that This sentence will be mi,igated IN 4 higher
quarter.
June la declaration has been forwarded
TO haiisbcn by the head of the Empire, in con.
sequence OF the notification made By the Arch.
Chancellor OF his having e!eGied CARDINAL Fesch
Is his Successor.
The exchange Of ccurie.s between this city and
faris Is sill very brisk. The French An,bassa-
dor. NJ Rcchesoucault, has also had several con.
; tcrences with Count Stadijn, minister for TO-
ieign Affairs
PoMLRAKiA, June 70 The negotiations be-
tween The Pruzsiln aud Swedi.h courts are car
ned on without intevmis ion. The General OF
Cavalry, Count kalkre.th, is TO proceed TO Sral-
annd, with /. view &c forward them.
June II "A French Courier. who passed
through tis city, Is he bearer Of passes fof ihs'
Councillor OF STATE D'Culoil.
HAMRpRG, June 24.--The reform in the Elm.
pire, or the new constitution Of Germany, Will
bep'escnIed 10 the Diet OF RatisboA, on the 27th
Ihstant--We may Therefore eXpeti = sight of The
chief'd'oeuvTe here by the Sd OF A,h of July
June 30.--The fate OF Germany is decided,
and the new cons ,iuGi6n, prje2ed by bona
pare, VIII appear in q few days: Cardinal Fesch
is the bearer OF il. This free Imperial City is
fortunately 10 retain is liberties under the nme
daie auspices of the King of Prussia. The
whole plan shews tha5 Bonanaysc AIMS At unr-
vcrsai monarchy.
Baron Beden. The Hanoveian Envoy, has left
Raisbon for London. Dir. HIPS secye AIRY has
also left that city.
The King of Prussia has made encroachp,cnss
upon the territory Of the imperial city oe Nu-
| rembeTg BY scising the suburbs Of Gartliof, a.
gainst which violation the senate of that G.,y has
most soemnly protested.
The negotiations between the courts oeSr Pc
,er5bu'gh and Berlin said to nave hcen bro-
Ken oil, because his Swedish Majesty viii ad.
NIT Of no condition disaonorabc 10 his engage
ments, Or repugnant TO his feelings.
We expect to learn, on the arrival Of the CO.
I ,-.,1 g. l.,
Constitution OK Germany. 1t is said tiat some Of
the great states OF the Empire, united to the pet
! Y territories of some neighboring Princes, will
| form fedcratve state.
LONDON, June 80 The most important arr
/ ticle in the Dutch papers Is the speech of King
Louis to their High mightinesses the States Ge-
neral. Its too vague and general to merit par
ticuiar observation. In this famous address the
| annals of thai once celebrated Republic are stu
diously Tetra6tcl and examined, and for what
! Why fo'sooIh' for the purpose of declaring to
the Ra'ayians thar all thcir former struggles for
libery produced them neither freedom nor tran. -
/ quiz y, and THAI the day upon which Corsicau
uPsart u5uTPed the Sovereignty of Holland, was.
the first day OF the ,ca! INDEPENDENCE OF the u
nied Provinces" The mind turns with diswuse
! from such instances Of uEi-eling ins,rt and
irony
! neutral Captain. who left the T sxsl few
days agn, WAS present when tl,e ncyJ colors ar.
rived on board The ships Of war on Sunday
se'nnight The crew, were ordered to man
tic yards ana give three cheers in honor of the
new King o! six ships Of the linc, three only
would perform this duty. and the officers did
rot secni DESTROYS to press il.
( ecu Sir Charles Green. IS appointed govern.
( % OF Surrinam, aud created Baronet.
! messenger, Mr.. Ba-ilieo, we understand
sailed fpr France on Friday. He arrived at
! Deal .. two o'clock in chaise and four, and
having ofGe'ed a boat Instantly proceeded to the
! CVdo srigate, which was lying in the Downs.
Shortly after he got on board the Clyde go. On.
I der reigh. and steeicd for the opposite coast
with brisk wind at Ne rs size afterwards
! came TO tho anchorage a Dungeness il il sup.
poi'd that she put tine messenger on board
/ s'oop OF war III the uarows, bet yeen ID over
and Cs'ais. Aom Which he was landed az the
! 'a.,er place.
| OhHm'H, IN the Course Of thts morning. rose
| 70 81. bu, soon afterwards fell 10 IL, the
{price at which it open d
! The F'ench General Boyer .rt or on We'd
nesday on his return - France. IL j. urdsr
stood 'hat he isto be exchanged f.. ne or r.,
gentlemen who have been dststc.3 .,nes ,,,, ,s
| ginning Of ihe war. VIZ "
| l@''e honors 9sc in the contemplation Of Ma.
| poeoa tor his tr1tives. His Mother. il ia nov,
| ""io' Is 10 be appointed Qgecn OF Rome. and
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