Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02
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ne messenger whase arrival with dis
patches from Lord La,Iierdale we announ-
ced Yesterday, brought Paris papers to Fri
day last inclusive
Bonaparse and Talleyrand, as we stated
Yesterday, have actuaily Let Pr ris. The.
former set of last Wednesday night fror,
st Cloud with Madame Bonaparte, who, we
suppose, accompanies him only part of the
way. The Mcniteur adds, that he is SUP
posed to be gore To Mcntz TaIieyrand
lett parison Friday to join his master. Be
fore mis- departure, Donaparte made some
communicate ms to the Conservative Sc
ia'e' ana though the Moniteur takes no no
tee OF them, one ofthc other papers informs
us thar they consisted of n letter To the
FRINGE primate Of the confederation of the
Kline, q letter to thc king Of Bavaria: IN
which he announces that he still hopes to
preserve peace with Prussia; but in case
that power should not give prompt and
categorical answer, lie is ready 70 enter
S2Ina1y a the head Of 900 900 men.
It Is evident that B0napartc hiss no hcr,e
OF preserving peace with Prussia. Hadpot
all hcpes been at an end, had not Prussia
assumed an attitude, and adopted Ian
guage, which rendered the Dreservati-
on OF peace impossible, Bonaparte would
not have leet Paris:-He has left Paris 10
take the command of the army TaIlel-
rand is gone after him, for the purpose no
doubt of inspiring the people with belief
that victory is certain, and that Talleyrand
VIII Ne enao'ed to negotiate a peace rs hu-
initiating to Prussia, as the peace of Pres
burg was to Austria.
An the troops that were encampcd at
4heulon nave left Paris, together with q
Partot the garrison-Some ofthe conscr;pts
nave even marched to join The armies. 1t
- pronaDle that Bonaparte will proceed
form Mentz to Frankfort, where the min
clpll corps ct the grand army is stationed
The number or Ships fitting out for Buc.
nos Ayres isalm1st incredible. Early this
week, several are expected to sail: ono or
two SHIPS have already, however, expert
enced the benefit Of this newly acquired
trade. As two British ships were proceed
ing 20 the Eats Indies, some time ago, la
Gen WIN naval stores and articles of rncr4
chahalze, such as were most wanted i'm that
country 1t said they fell in with the exDe-
diSon under the command Of General BE-
r ESF0RD, on its way to Ruenos Avrcs,
winch they were prevailed upon to accom-
pany, under the persuasion that it would
turn cut m excellent speculation, provided
the attack succeeded. One of these ships
has already returned an account of her pro-
hts, amounting to $50 per cent
Two Hamburger mails arrived this NOR
ning-the one due on Sunday se'nnight, and
that due last Wednesday.
bostiilties are expected to commence inn
mediately between Prussia and France
Inc S'lesian army, $4,000 strong, under
owENLoHE, crossed the Elbe on the 18th,
near Oreshen-Other divisions are passing
through Dresden daiIv.-The French are
drawing towards Bareuth and Coburg,
where the first blow will in all probability
be struck.
a Russian army of13o,Ooo men is enter
ing Silesia.
Inc Archduke Charles has. bv his talents
and assiduity, placed the Austrian army ON
the most respectable fccting-All the reel
ments ere complete and the magazines FL
LED; The principal maya are at Brunn
and Budweis.