Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-20


half per cent amounting TO a prohibition.
Should it take place. and it is generally suppo.
sed It will nope the Americans will not suffer
themselves to be so duped, bat relinquish The
trade unui they are brought to proper way OF
thinking. Ar present, occasioned by the exis-
ting duties. much money must be lost to the ad.
veniurers TO this port"
The Boston Gazette of Monday last. r;ves the
following article =" Welearn that a Blush Ia
gun brig is nop cruising sci,b., our Bay A YES.
sc! arrived 1t Salem on Friday last was boarded
the same day 10y this privateer, and had her let-
ters and papers opened and strictly examined.
! J ne commander of the brig informed Ina, he
should Lecp good look cut for number Of
ships lot which he said he had lis,) homeward
ooHna TO rms and the neighboring ports from dis.
tant places. A letter has been received at Rus
ssfs insurance Office. which had been broken q
pen AMI endorsed on the back" Examined Inv
one OF Britannia najesty's prlvateers, June 6,
1906"
June IL
The ship Charleston, capt. Hail. ia So
days from Liverpool, arrived ar the qua.
rant'ne ground last night. By this vessel
~e received London papers 10 The Isl os
, May, and extrat, from them the follow.
ing articles 49,
! The House Of Peers were proceeding
in the trial Of Lord Melville. On the lst
OF May, aFer the examination Of some
| witnesses, Mr.. Adam, counsel for Lord
Melville, made most brilliant speech
and was followed by Mr.. plumer.
LONDON, May by The pfeYoyante
store ship, arrived in the Downs, the fol.
lowing letter Is received, dated Gibraltar,
5ist OF March -" This days letters
from Spain state, that 8 " ar between that
country and Portugal is certain, and that
$4,000 French troops are Oh their march
70 Poriugai- His naiesiy's ship Pom pee
Near Admiral Sir Sidney Smith. capt.
Dscres' arrived here on the II !, ms.
WITH f.et uader convoy fsogn Famouth,
10 IS days passage. u
Tbs morniug We received Paris papers
to the 2oth X Dutch to the e6ih. Ihs.s
turn oil the French troops who were evac.
ua1ing Sermany, has nos only been slis
pended, but Marshal Lefebyru's corps,
10000 si,ong, which had bot .ew DAYS
crossed 10 the left Bark of the Rh,ne, mas
Fecrossed II at MeDiz. and adya aced into
Darnstadt. Greet preparation, are ma.
king to place Brsrnsu in a respt Gable
Stale of defence; ana the head qlar, -s
OF the French army arc still al Tho. We,
an article irom Stutgard ofth- l5,h, s.s,es
the suspension upon the return of the
Anatrisn prisoners 10 Austria has boen
taken c.!; which would seem 10 shew lhas
some arrangement of the difference be
tween the two powers had taken place.
The following are the principal contents of
'he fiehch and Dutch Papers, which are
OF considerable importance
PARIS, April 90 Upon being CONT.
nued IN the office olpresident Of The Tri5u-
nate, NJ. Fabre dc L'Aude, siter express.
nag has grateiul sense of the favor con &c red
upon him by the Emperor and the Fri
buna.e, said, Justice requires 90, Con-.
iiemen, TO proclaim this ,tuth, with iilich
"e must be all impressed By our official
COMMUNICATIONS with The Emperor. ihe
NECESSITY oipreserving to France h-r fee
Com and independence, OF rectuting Der
navy Of ohhosiaS strong a nles 70 ne coz
i''ea''at i'owers (Which nstghs stir f1ak If
70eaUinS Iep hiotS. and ,e1p cooiiio,s On u.
dating TIE tGtfh Of treaties. could alone
have induced his Majesty to increase The
indirect Contributions"
"S S"PSHdituit iof TIE year Is stated
20 BIZ 894 nii.!ions(tetveen SO and 80
millions sl.rIug.)
Letters from The Bal ks Of the Rhine
announce the entive suspcnsion ofsu IN.
orders relatiye 20 The evacuaton ce Ger.
mary by the French. b,anuau, which
was To be evacuated on she Sd, IS 20 b..
fortified more strongly by The Preach
Al tae troops Of the grend army have
stopped IN their ma, ch towards the Rhine
Leie6vre's corps has even repassed to the
E GIT Bank.
FRANKFORT, April ll.--Genegal Ka,k
feu,h' has been ordered by his sovereign
70 take military possession Of Pomerania
and the Isle of Rugeu. ResislaAce is ex-
pe6ted.
Since the invasion of Dalma,ia by the
Russians, fresh Clouds have Gaikened the
political horizon, and Germany, Which
had already suffered SO much, is ovce
more deprived. for the moment a, least.
OF being released from the burthen Of
foreign troops. Marshal Ber,hier, has
ordered the troops TO halt, and Brannau
is not 10 be evacuated. Lelcbvre's corps
has resumed its environments in Darn
stadt. Yet since Gen. Leopold Berthier
has set eff from Vienna for Paris, It is said
that all difficulties are removed between
Austria and France nm The euk;cl .oI