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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
MiDRID,Iu 10

From the monient that sweden ereive1 suh.i
die from Great Britain, and made eor,,r,jn
cause with that powe,. II has been observed.
that under favor OF The Swedish fag, The fau
duient Introduction of English manufactures has
much increased, to the injury of our national in
dustry To prevenc this, his Catholic maie.ty
has ordered that the ports OF his kingdom ,houd
be shut against all Swedish slips as long as
th's sovereign shall continue 10 make common
cause with England the enemy Of Stain. and Of
France. her intimate ally His Catholic ,naies,y
has however, been pleased 20 ALLOW that such
swedish vessels as shall be in his ports at the
period T the publication Of this deere may re
nam ihfrs DUNG the time necessary for the
transaction Of their business rne most eEeGu
al way 20 compel the English TO abandon their
system OF war is. to close against them AL the
markers Tor ha, ,rade which is the principa, sue
Por, of their power
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
HAMBCRGii. Inlx %


We ATE assured that Bonararte has or
dered marshal Benadoue 10 march his
corps INTO the country Of Hesse Cassei.
he elector having refused ten months
ago, To lead Eve millions of rix dollars In
france, and Ngpaie0n being in want of
that sum. Tsllegrsrd has advised
that measure as the only means To- ex.
tort it from that prince, However
IT'S success is NOT quite certain, as ii
Is very wei known that the eIeetor, who
has never been friend to Bonaparte, has
guarded sgsins, his rapacily, by sending
MS treasure to B.Din.
la The same manner, The Gle Cor Of sax.
ony has been summoned 70 lend mil
hons OF Xix dollars 10 the French empe-
ror and as lac has also refused the loan.
u IS apprsheDded that Bsrnadoue has
been dlfeeted to pay VISIT tn The Gfune
Oswoib, "ho is Dow at Dresden.
The new Constitution Of the German
empire Is Galiy expected a, RausboB. II
- already kuowo that tie dIree imperial
CITES OF Hamburg. Lubbock md Bremen,
w'if be uhder The immediate direction and
absolute sonirool OF Bons2arte,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
I.ownoN, July ay.

LONDON, July 25s
l,is reported that Lore iisrry Petty will
retire from the Chancellorship of The &x-
cheQuer soon after the Propagation. This
will sill further weaken the power Of the
Foxi,es in the Cabinet.
MIR. Fox remaius pretty nearly in The
same state in which he has been for some
DAYS.
Some particulars respecting the nature
ard result al the important enquiry which
has been instituted into The condu@ uf
an i.'us,iicus Female are 10 circulation
among he higher circles. The exam'na-
,ions are said to have been coofined To two
points; the 6rs, respecting the birth a. d
paren;age of child of four years old. edu.
Gated under the immediate prors6t of
the ROYAL person in question the n xt
as TO the general discretion Of her eonoluch
The infant is ascertained, by reference to
the registry, and TO its parents, a. we'll as
by the concurrent, testimony Of every per-
son examined on the OCCASION, to be the
child OF pe-sans in a very humble rack of
i;fe Il, Deptford and to have been main
aimed and educated by the Princess Gu
the purest aud most amiable pIciples of
charity and benevolen:e.
On-the second head large mass ore.
violence W. understand has been brought
forward, in the course of which mes, of
the persons in her Royal H'ghncss's !Ic.s.
holi have bevn examined. The whole
of ;h- report ha, been presented 10 his
Ma;csy, who has ordered copies 10 be
furnished to the two Royal persons per-
sonally interested in the result OF The IN.
vesliga,ion. The commissioners 20 whom
this delicate enquiry was con6ied, we're
he Lord Chancellor, Earl Spencer, and
Lord GrenvilIe,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
NAPLES lune 1

Pes"rius cor'irncs 70 ,age The crater sill, dis.
charges seat quantity of stones resembling
nan u the 4'h ami 5h, 4 continual no s. was
heard extremely loud While the Thick cloud ,bae
eny' 'oPed the summit Of the mountains was all.
ternateb penetrated by flashes OF stc. amazing
y y'vid' resembling iighning The Course Of
'ne 'ava run towards he Terre del Greco. and
a'org the eminence on which the Clois:er of Ca
maituna 10 situated. and has extended TO The
o.s'a"oe OF tour miles; destroying al the trees,
whey ards. and Indications a. ba. ma, viii, - -,
cos'se just now IL has cached the h;ah ro,H
III the ne'gbborhood Of Tesre Del Coco while a
great number of strangers and curious Le,sons
are repairing to The spot to be witnesses oe the
slhguar phenomenon. Ths Te,re del Greco Is
si'ua ed a the foot of Ve.uvus, with popula.
ton OF ID 900 souls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
WESEL Jaly s.

Oprioriress val be considerably en,ar.
ged and strengthened. The plan has al
ready been subniuet to the emperor Ma
PolePn for his afprorauon, and the ex
psnse OF The new WORKS IS esiiDa ed a 9
millions OF livrss.--fhe river Lippe Will
flow round The town, and fall mic the
Rhine al Fluren. Wesek will BE- cnnst.
defed frontier town, and pui IN The same
state as Menu and sara burgh.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
RAGUsA Jpne Q.

Fou' thousand Non,enegrins supported by a
body Of Russian t-o-p,. have ,n,eiea ,bs co,
fines of Rsgusa They haye rsvaged the man
OF Cagnioii with fire and sword no ide, can b..
Formed OF the ba-bari.y they have exgrcised.
-Four hundred Ffenchrlen sent TO recanno;,,e
them kept1hem within bounds. General I.au.
rsien 1eing informed of ,hsir number. ord. red
colonel Tes'e 10 march againss then, with h..een
hundred men. An engagement ensued ami the
ba'bAnans were driven with great loss into ,hei,
mountains
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
COPENHAGEN. June %

Gus government, has aScsded 10 TIE
Just demands Of he French cour,, & al,
Tie >aine. time gratiisd the wishes Of AL
who are Interested in The welfare of he
Dan'sh colonies .A!c0nin,crce BE-. z,cr,, os,,.
Wfst IHfla hosses:sous ana ne negroes If
81 D>nnnSo. ia nrohi6ttsd unde,. thr sever
est restrictions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
FRANKFOKr Inn. ..

General Vandanm.'s division. that was on
tae mafel, 70 return 70 Fvance. has halted for
SINE DAYS past Ohly few regianen,s belong
ing 10 this corps have Continued their rou,e 10
Sisohe'nl- The corps nnder MA, shais Augereau
and Letebers sii;l rca'ain in their cantoa rlents
snd u does not appear chat ,l'ey have been or
deIed TO approach he Rhine
The Austrian officers prisoners of war. have
Obtained permission 10 return home; many arc
already on their Tourf rtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
June 20.

The agreeable: Intelligence of the de.
partnFe Of The Frepch trpcps fom Ger
many is more and mure Confirmed. Two
res'mcnts belonging 10 general Oudinat,
Ieii The DISTRICT &! Hebron o. the 2E,h
and preparations sie mak.og IA, Gelsiingeu
Tor the reception'o marsha. Ssul; corps.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
FLORENCt.. Inne 81

According 70 accounts frpn Rome consisto
ny wa hsld there ON ne 18th mat az which ,.e
whole college or cariinsls attended. and chiefs
OF s'Sav Importance, It Is probable, were discus
SGD There Is tak among ohsr lungs OF a
cunvspucn conc!uied with fraUc.; bu. OF the
nature Of this nothing is known.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
coNsTANTlNop.R H..

EYER thing IN this city ard its vicinity assumes
wsrlike aspea Thsfroops Da,ely arrived from
asa a'ncnni 20 IL 600 men, who are encamped
nsar GUITAR waenes they will shnr y break M
tor sew wee rms corps will be under he con
I'and OF 'ae Pncha Of cogni wiior the Gand
oesnor has appointed general Of his ,ew for.
med regular troops, which now amount 20 above
OC0J mGn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
BALTIMORE. Sept. II.

The Marquis ujo arrived in town yes
terdsy, on lis way TO the seat Of govern
men;, HIS secretary Informs that the
Marquis received the thanks Of his sove.
reign Tor his 8. Jaifhfu! ser v1ces in This com.
Iry," and tia, the Spanish government
will fnsis' or his being again received md
reate d with all the attention due t. the
Webster OF "great and foggerjuk natl
ON /! :"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
rRRLIN. Inne l6-

nc moneni approaches. when all the uncer.
sm'y OF peace, var. will cease. The answer
% me deruiei disparehes of GU, court 20 London
are daily expected, If this answer is not OF a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
sTRALsuND Lung IA

The news - conhrmef that the negotiation
between Sweden and Prussia are carving on
wiihou' interruption The Pfussian zen Ka
kfeath viii repair for mis- purpose to Stalsund.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
AuGsRiIEG LINE %

To-day five Wagons arrived iron, Vienna
each Containing So small casks &c manel the
produce f the coniributicns levied in austria
dn.ins the stay of the French. This mones is
going 10 Paris
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
PARIS. Joiy z.

NJ D'Oubui tire Ris.lsp envoy, ae,u
ally arrived here yes, erday al IN The al
teIn0on.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
VIENNA Tune II.

VIENNA, June II.
The Russian ambassador. Count Won Ra.u
monsky. he's had an interview with the French
ambas.ador NJ dc Ia Rochefoucaulr
NJ. D'Ouir;i has frequent conferences with the
new English srvoy, AR Adair.
June OF
On tie 10th inst. ,he English envoy here. sir
Srnmt pagct. TAD his a,uierce of leave of his
irnueial ma iesty; and the mew envoy, Mr.. a.
dar. t'',vete,i his credentials.
To-day the Fsenlh ambassador Mr. Roucle
fau ault. again received courier f,on, Paris at
ter whose arrival he had a long conference with
he munster of state count S;adion and the ucxt
day an audience OF his ,npe,iai majesty Il Is
De 'icy d that the German constitution was the
suo;ea of these conferences
June IS
Every wish and every hope here centre in the
desire for the preservation cf the peace of the
Continent The financial: pla.is win whicn the
government is al pre4ent engaged. can Only sue
coed on the foundation OF general confidence
and The court neg sas nothing that c=n ensuse
this oblca.
June 60.
We are positively ASSURE, hat NJ D'oGb,iR's
full powers and insrnGinn, relaiz not only 10
the Affairs of the Russian prisoners but tina, this
miris,et is authorised 10 open negotiations Cor
concu.irg prelis.inaries of peace S1nne days
before This minister's departure from vienna M
An.ie'ten, counsellor to the Russian legation.
sef Gut fromih,s city for Petersburg, with IN
pcr,an; dispatches.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
BREMEN. Inne 90

On the 2Is inst. our CITY VAS, entirely
evacuated by the PruasIan troops winch
had ben quariered here four months.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
NORFOLK. Sep i6.
L'I.NPk IEUY DESTROYED

80" We stop the Peess, after having
sons OF cur papers worked OH having
seen some OF The officers of the British fri.
gate MfLAMPUs, who inform that on Sum
day mourning they deserted TO the SOUTH
watd ct Cape Henry line of battle ship
dismasted' which hey immc diaiely gave
chase to and run ashore on Cuvri;uck a.
boot 80 miles to the $. oflhe Cape, and af.
ter taking the officers AID men, (amoun,.
'ng to about 500 set FIRE to her, when
she was totally destroyed. She proved 10
be the Flmpeleux, Mons. L. ". B-lav,
OF - guns. The MeIampus is now in
Hampton Roads.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
LONDON,Iu, "a

RU14ORS or DLSCON7EN1 ar PARIS
1t was yesterday asserted, in very well
informed circles, that accounts had been
received at the office of one of he pflnci-
pal secretaries Of stare, that symptoms Of
very serious discontenis among the hign-
est authorities had j.ist broken oct at Pa
sis.---No less, il is said, than thr,y.s,x or
thirty-seven generals and senators have
sent IN their resignstioDs, among whom
are four ma shals of the empire. The
only ranie We have heard particularly IS
that of ma, shall Lannes, who is said 10 have
been put under arrest. We cannot, with
out some degree of hesitation, give any
credit TO these reports The recent Gle
va;iOn Of some iavurRes To the rank of
Princes, &c. may reasonably be suppos
ed 10 have given rise 10 some Jealousy
bu, the power Of Bonapsrie, and the VgI
lance of h.s police must easily have pre-.
vented It's assuming any formidable att
tude.-- Morning Post.
July 20.
Yesterday psYliamen, was pYorcgu7d by com.
mission. THIS event was announced 10y the fol.
lowing address to both houscs.--
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20

taeisc nature. coaays.rui,bty 10 the propositions
.radc by cur king, sl.sn he ssrisonsof Ber.ic OF
"otsdan, ara me troops which occupy Hanover
ard Lauenburs,,. viii Immediately march, under
tae eeucman1 of priucc Ferdinand ct Prussia.
gainst Swedish Hon,erinia. and ad IN concert
with the amy under tire orders of general Count
de Kalkreuth. The prevailing opinion here is
thai ;he British government willnoS relax their
Prstcnsions and although Prussia may end her
self compel'cd 20 dec arc war. il will be contrary
to her pacific ia,=ntions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
BANKS OF THE MAINE, JuIy 9

we are assured that the Flench troops
WI occupy camp 10 the vicinity Of Dus
seldoIf. .tr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20

a French IL, named the Lcole. anil
commanded by Perouse d. la Cro,x. IA
gone up the bay, having lest her n,asts,
rudder' &c sEe detained every vessel
SIC net with. and made hem keep com.
pary, IN pr vent giving ipfoima lon
Captain Decker, who was with hers d..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. hs.

Erfrac: ofa letter /ron our corres1ordenrs
dated. Lazarrfro. SEPT. IL.
Last nigh, arrived. brig Resolution,
captain Turner, 90 days from Lagura,
with cocoa TO John Craig. Captain Tur-
ner, informs that Miranda had landed az
Coro' where he was joined by, between
1000 and 1900 Of Inc inhabitants, aud
that an army cf2oeo Spanish troop, had
ma, ched from Lasuira 20 oppose him.
The schooner Nancy, Williams from s..
Krts was spoke off The Capes, by captains
Turner- - The schooner Hope fcnin ST.
Domingo is arrived at New Castle"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
Exract of a brirnfe Lrtter Gou Hnn.L.nsh

Lhs french minister here is Gil calaiing by
his agen,s. with grea, activity, pamphlsi. emit
rcd No''ce sur Ia Nor de Pau / Emoeye1y
de Rns'ie . IN which the British gove.nns n, is
chatged win me foul crime of procuring The as
sassinaticn of that rrlanasch -
The principal news we have here, is thar
Sooo ffench have entered Rome and ,ha, the
pope Is going 70 Turin as also thar the electors
or Baden aud desse. and he dukes of C,ev =
and heSAe Darmsadt, will be raised 20 the Gig
nifty of Kings.
ne french are preparing il is said 20 send
an arm! OF 90 900 men, IN three divisions ,hro'
As,ane iWke5 20 attack The BRUSH possessions
in the East Indies"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
PACIFICATOR,
ITO BE- continued. J

" A part Of the foregoing essay late
ly Appeared in the Impartial Observer, as
u communication as it was written by the
writer of this, he has thought Fl TO moor
porai- as much Of il as suited his purpose
INFO this essay.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20

"A new era will DE presented to Tie pc
iiaeal and commercial world, should the
exp"d,uon under Sir Home Popham sue
coed, as he had nearly reached his des,
nation IN addition TO which, should Mi
randa succeed ia his expedition, the Spa
Dish empire in America will be shaken to
It's centre.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
=" NV koyoy and gentlemen,

/" His majesty ~, Commanded vs. 20 srqraint
you that The ,fstc &c the public bu ins So enables
bis mAjes,y to close THE session of parliament.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
LArES J DATE.


July 26.--it is repor;ed in the German
papefs, that the Grandees Of Russia have
attempted to trea, the Emperor Alvxan.
der IN the manner as ms ulurtunate father
was treated.
The report on the continent, that the
Emperor Alexander, would make a sepa.
ra'e peace with Napoleon, IS render
ed highly incredible from the fact. thai
IN the Paris Monilsur, the court az Rus.
sra is charged in severe terms, wuh ba
wing fome1ted the troubles in the Turkish
provinces, for her own interest.
The embsrkslion of iroops. for the
grand expedition, is now COMPLETED.
Their destination is certainly tie Medi.
terranean and II IS presumed for Sicily.
Whatever PROCESS is made in the ne
gcciauon with France, remains only known
To The cabinet council. Nothing farther
has Iranspred, than lha; the most pstfesl
good w'ii exist between the two govern
meuts--,hat The Paris papers breathe
spirit of mlSlness, and temper, well suit
ed TO the opening of pacific discussi.
ons.
No accounts are yet received of the &C.
iu2i evacuation Of Cataro, and Of It's final
snrrendertoIhc l. ench. The report, that
this place has been taken possession Of by
,he English, IS entitled to no belief
wv. Fox continues 10 90 on IN state
cs regularly progressive commissioners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20

The homcward bound Jsmaica feet
were entirely dispersed and many Of ther,
LOST in the late gale.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
awe are al the same time dircAed to express

we are al ire same tire dircetcd 10 expicss
to ycp the g,eat sa,isisetion whish his ma esty
has derived from your uurcni,t:ns zeal and dill
gence. ard from hat attention 20 the most I'M
portan, interests of mis- empire, which mas been
so consPicuonsly manifested in all your proceed
ings
Z" The measures which have been adop,ed f1r
ske perm snen' Improvement OF the various bran
chcs ot our military system, ,our attcrton ~
co1bine these arrangements with TIE great OF
je3 ofPuoic economy and the regulations which
you have established for ,he s;esoy and cietiu.
al audit Of the public accounts. call for his ma
Jesty's particular Acknowledgements
- GertIet,en af Tie bo4se Of coari1as,
We have il ia command from his m,iesy
TO tnark voa for ihe prcv;,ion whicr you rave
Sade Tor The various exi.;encies of ne. public
scfvicci particularly bv r'i.ns, within she year,
SO very large proportion of the n, cessa.y 3uD
plies a measure IN se;f highly advsn:a gcn,is
ard which must create, both al home ard abroad
The most favorable mPre ssion of our national re
sources, and of the spirit which anin,aies the
British people. You MAJ b. assured thai the
umos, a'ten'ion shall he pad 10 the f,usn All
INNS ration OF those supplies which you have So
lbsray granted.
:" His inaje,y is particularly sensible of ,br
fresh proof ne has received of your aif.e,ipnasp
attachment 70 him. in the provision which you
have n'ade for enabling The younger branches OF
his royal,iamiy TO meet the necl 3saf, cxp.nces
of thciI sta'ion.''
"-My hrds and Gentlemen,
" His rajcaty being always anxious far the
restoration of peace on just and ho:icrable tc.rns.
engaged indisc'nsions wrh ? view 70 The accom-
plishmeu, of This most desirable end. The, cue
cess must depend on a cortes spending disposition
on the part Of the enemy and in ever even,
his majesty looks with the fullest confidence 20
the cnntinnance of thar union and ,tubl;e,
spi'it among all ranks Of his people, whicn can
aloNe give energy o war or security To peace f"
1htna -o'nmissi n for ,roroguine the pa.;ia
ment vas read. After which me io,d chancel.
Tor said ..ts. - \.
MY lords ard gentlemen.
By virtue Of his raiesty's commission under
the great sea-, 20 US and orher lords tir-etci and
now real. I'VE do. III his u,ajes,y's name and in
obedience 70 his commands iirorougue this par
lament to Thursday the 29,h dzJ of Angus,
next, 10 be shen he'e holden: and this l,c.,ia
ment IS accordingly oaued to Thursday The
2Sth day Of Angus; nexf "
The environs Of Cans,an,inoplc, the plains of
Dand aud the yiciaity of Chfsiil: Scntari on IN.
Adria''c e'aS,, are almost entirely cover d with
tents.
Constantincp'e, Egypt. and European and A
static Turkey in general are at 1,esen; free rom
the ravases of the plague
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25

YEAS--Messrs. hdair, Adams, Hill
house, Logan, Pickering, Plumcr, Sum.
GER. Tracy aud Whi,e-9.
NAYS--Messrs. Ahdsrson, Baldwin
Coud,t, Gailard, Gilman, Rowland, Nitch-
III, Maclay, Mtchili, Moore. Smith of
Md. Smith of n. Y. Saith of Ohic, Smith
Of Zen. Smith o! VI. Sons, Thras;on,
Worhing,on AID Wright--i9.
When the question was taken by Yeas
and Nays on The passage CT the bull; as
follows: te
YEAS-Messrs. Adams, Anderson,
BALDWIN, Condit, Gailard, Gilman, How
land, Knch,ll, Maclay, Miichiil, Moore,
Smith of Md. Smith Of n. Y. Smith of
Ohio, Smith of Ten. Smith Of VI. ihfus.
ton, Wor,hing,on and Wrlgh,--I9.
NAYS-.Messrs. Adair, Hlllhouse, Lo-
gan, Pickering Plumer, Stone, Sumter,
Tracy and White-9.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
FR1pAY, April Ia.

The house again resolved i,selfinto a
COMMITTEES of the whole on he bill sup
Elementary TO the act fixing the naval
peace establishment.
Much discussion took place on the de-
tails ofthis bill, and particularly on aug.
menting the number Of officers beyond The
number liked by, the .aGt of 1901. Vari.
GUS motions were made to reject the pay.s
of The bill having this efft Ct, as well as
to make an appropriation for building fri
gates to replace the Philadelphia and Gen.
Green; all. of which were disagreed to
when The bill was read third time.
MIR. Chandler spoke in favor of, and
Messrs. ]. Clay and J. Randolph against
its passage, which was carried-Yeas SO
Mays %.