Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21

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to France.
Bonapar,e has also demanded the ces
sion of Is,ria and Dalma,ia, but this dc
mand was firmly re.isIed by the Arcduke
Charles, who desired an interview with
Bsnaparte for the purpose of stating his
determined opposition to it.
The Archduke's army was at Eden
bergh, four posts from Vienna, at the
commencement of the negotiation Tor
peace, his presence perhaps produced
some beneficial effect; but terms ofpeac
are yet severe and hard enough.
! We suppose that the erection of the G.
celebrates of Bavaria and Wirtembnrg in
to kingdoms, has been stipulated in the
treaty, the elector of Nuremberg has
already assumed the title of The King of
Suabia.
France it is said is To keep the forts and
tetes-de pont of Ehrenbreitsein, Cassel,
Old Brissch and Kshl the fort OF C asset
is just finished, and is said to be a master
piece of fortiication. Kehl is nearly
completed.
In the mean time, though peace has
been established upon the continent, Bo.
parie is increasing his armies and go 600
conscripis have been ordered to be raised
for the year 1906. Whilst he was at
Brunn, he was aEaicted with an op,halmic
| complaint, which, however, was but of
short continuance.
January IS.
Mr.. PITT is De- We prepared our
readers yesterday to expect this aGliSise anaun
CATION He died at halfpast i O'clock hi. morn.
Ing
| On Tuesday his disorder. as we are informed.
look an uitavorabe turn, x the physicians. who
naa imagined that he might YET hnger cut se-,e
time. weie convinced that he could no, s,,r,ve
| AZ hours From such a Elan as Mr. PR, rs-,.r,,
able always for his hrmncss, it would have hsen
cuiPapbe to have conceded that conyiSt,an for 4
Moment he did not cxped it. but he received
II without The least disnay-a man who IA
been g SO clear in his great Office" what had
lie TO lear i--Soon after the intelligence wa. con-
veyed 10 him. he requested to be left alone win
the Trend and companion of his you and life.
the Bishop of Lincoln What the natu,e of tbeir
4 long conference was whether il related ~ m.
! obJeas OF his affections in this world. or 10 he
hopes and prospects in the next, we presume NAT
10 knew {; It related probably to both After ~
was over MS lever Increased, 8. he obtaiuea nv,
a few minutes of short troubled repose during
the night Yesterday morning IL was abviors
that great change had taken place IN him AND
t"@' tue aWtui moment was fast aDDfoac hing
About noon, il has been said, he requested :, he
supper ed upin bed whist he wrote few Inca !.
bur his weakness and faintuess were so sreat
that he WAS Obliged 10 abandon his in, ention IT.
were unnecessary 20 remind our readers THAI Mr.
iitt mas always been most fondly beloved bv ALI
ms relations Lsay Hester Stanhops and Mr.
James Stanhope are SAID 10 have had an inter
view with nm yesterday eveaing and to have
received his last ad;eu His brother the ea,I Of
Chatham ,ook final farewell of hin, late at
n'ght On bitter and agonizng momenis Mr..
fns Tell and stated them to be such Exsspting
ina msdieal attendants. the bishop OF Lincoln
was the last person with him lie never sft Iii.
Chamber. Tcwa.ds midnight his senses began 10
iSi Him; biis,srs wee tl,en applied 10 the soles
OF ms feeti they produced IN: effect of resor,n,
him 70 his rsco lection, and he continued com.
posss xii very short time before his dissolution.
"nlen took psce without mach additional sus
ieri"g or struggle, at half past four O'Clock this
morning.
I -. COURIER OrFIcE-half past tive
wa stop the press TO ssa,e, that dispa ches
nave been received from Berlin, which state iiiat
1t ma. been sgteed between the king OF Prussia
ana Bonaparie. that Hanover shall ne occupied
oy rsassian troops tiii the peace--T'hs Brilish
rooPs are Immediately TO return.
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