Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
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John Page Esq. has accepted his ap.
poin,ment OF Commissioner Of Loans.
Dispatches have been, it is said, bro,,,r,a;,
from France and Spair, BIZ late arrival.
The contents have nat TRANSFERRED, but
the conjecture is that lhev are no, cf an
agreeable Washinpson Fed
The Secretary Of War is absent on a
visit TO Mon;icrllo.-i6.
The following article lsays the PoIi,i
cai RegIster,) IS more direct than any
intof nation heretofore received on the
subject oil Peace, between Great Britain
and France..... and, although the negocta.
ton may be frui,less, will for the present,
influence whatever is connected with The
question OF PEACE or WAR.
The ship Salty, Adams, from Liver.
pool, has arrived al Bos,on-a letter Of
The. 10th July, received in this city, saws
Farhmentis prorogued the king in his
Speech announced that negotiations for
peace were pending between the govern.
menss Of England and France.
The brig Comet, arrived at New. York.
on the 9TH inst. in As days from Nau,z.
"A passenger in her informs, i, was re.
ported when he 1T France, tina, peace
was made with Russia 1.-The island Of Cor.
III gwen uo--Egyp' given up to France by
the nrks-and, general psace talked
of.
Chil'icoshe paper of Seoterber 4,h SAYS.
"hAHoN BuRR Esq arrived here on SUNDAY
evening lass, and on Tuesday evening following.
he ieft tais place, on his way 10 Ciacinnad.'
Extract ola letter from Paris, dated JnIv
10, received by respectable house IN
Baltimore, and stated 10 be from :,
source deserving the utmost degree of
confidence
Notwithstanding negotiations for
peace are on foot, you may calculate with
almost certainty ON the continuance of
war.-Ihs can assure you from the n.
p'nIon of the best informed men in tbI.
quarter"
he following very authoritative article
rs from Baltimore paper:
There is every appearance of a rigid
prosecution Of the war, and the idea ne
peace seemSto have vanished like gold
en- dream, lesving no traces worth depend
ing on. On this subject private letters
rom London speak positive as to cont
nuance OF the war--.one, of which we
were favored with pcrusal By friend,
dated 22d July, says, "you may RELY on
thelr being no peace as yet Those who
seemed most sanguine are beginning to
acknowledge themselves decelved-whiIe
every ACT Of The ministry, and The arrival
and departure ofevery courier to the con-
tinen' IS watched, and their intention. and
business Interpreted. Bu: an will rot do
The people begin to fnd themselves i'm
posed ON by stock iobbers. A courier ar
rived yesterday from France, a cabinet
council was immediately held, and peace
was soon after resounded on change, bur
II IS actually understood that. Bonsparte
mas refused 10 negotiate until England ac-
knowledges his continental regulations,
and then he will treat with her for peace
on terms niost snifable 10 form Me ha,tj,tness
q Enrote and the PROSPERITY Of The French
| Rmfiire."
The British ship Ra,,lesnake, Light.
ou'ne, from Baltimore to Barbados, was
captured on the Stb ult. by he French
ships Regulus President, and Cybelc, and
ordered to Martinique.
The ship Two Brothers, capt. Gambler,
which will convey the Tunisian Ambassa.
DOR and his suite to their own country, is
| e.,