Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28

r,and ct gen. Harnenf, were 10 Join ihs
Aus,rians and take possession or Bosnis
add Serbia for the emperor Francis.
This is extremely probable. IL wa, pre-
missed that for the Sessions made5y Aus
tria, under the dictation Of The French
emperor, the former should receive an
"indennity in the east"
BcsDia and Servis, it is probable, will
be seized on with as little computation
as Egypt was before, and foundation
will be laid for the complete subverson
ct tue Turkish empire; for the emperor
81 Russia will conceive himself, a. is I'M
fact the intention of .Noho!een, attacked
By the measure, and the Turkish pro.
vinces will become the prey of the sirong-
est. ltistrue, that 10 the COMMENCEMENT
of the Contest the Turks & Russians may
ACT as allies yainst France * Austria, but
.Aesaader, whose army was bro't TO the
brink OF annihila,ion ~ the weakness of
some sway in the aStual direction of the
Turkish resources, before he can act with
sigor, and il is not difficult to see what
this mus, ultimately lead to.
The period OF the commencement Of
these important movements is probably
not very distant. Czcrni, who has boon
so long in rebellion against the Porte, 10
., the head Of 100 900 insu rgent Servians.
A rongFrench corps, Ney's mosi'likeiy,
IS On the way 10 occupy Venetian Daiina-
tn, from whence they san effect iunesi-
on with that powerful rebel in few DAYS.
Let what will be the issue, Nahsleen will
calculate on being gamer by embreil.
ing Austria, Russia and Turkey.
Cosnt Hsnszvifz was to ed to Pa.
ris about the n;,ldls of the month, there
10 complete INTERPRETATIONS which he had
begun at Vienna. 81
Most ofthe principal inhabitants Of Ma
pies are quitting that city and territory &c
retiring to Sicily. The royal family have
not Jet repaired to that island, the only
possession, We fear, which will shortlyre.
main to them.
a general and sweeping change Of the
Austrian ministry. "a complete to tha full
40 that which is about to take place il, this
country, was effected the day before the
treaty of peace was signed; it probably
mig mt have been the sine q1a non Of thar
famous convention.
AL the alice forces were to have with
drawn from Hanover before the end of
this month, a number oftransporls were
coiletted for the conveyance Of the British
troops, and the Swedes from falling back
upon Pomeran,a.
The death of count Jporonzof, the Rus.
sian mIni,ter,is confirmed, by intelligence
from 81. Pe,crsbusgh Of the asth uiI.
Gen. -d1drecssi is 10 be the French am
| bsssador 10 The court of Vienna, into which
city The emperor was 70 make humiIia-
t,irg ertry abou, the middle of January.
The srchduke Charles was expected to
enter that capital, at the head of part OF
his army, the day after IT should be evaco-
ased BY the French, which would be ci-.
ther on the 10th or Itth instant.
The new kings Of Bovaria and Wfyfem-
r;s, ihcesh not at open war, have, th ro'
their subjecis, already come to blows.
Some little squsbbIes have, taken place a.
bout dematcations, in which the troops of
his majesty OF W1rfem5erg were obliged
to give way. The Basarian army was 10
be increased to eighty thousand men, a
force, If properly d. .iplined, sufficient to
provc most effe6tuai barrier to any sud.
den movement hereafter on the part Of
Austria.