Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-21
NEW YORK, Jan. II.


About one O'Clock this morning, the shin
Cato, Snow, arrived in 10 DAYS passage
from Liverpool. Capt. Snow has ob.
ligingly favored the Editor of the Mer-
camille Advertiser with London papers
10 the 26th November, from which the
following articles are extracted.
LONDON, Nov. IS.
We are still without any arrivals from
the Continent either OF French papers or
Hamburg mails.
Government has at length received
Z dispatches announcing the disembarkati.
On, a, Cuxhaven of the troops sent out I'M
der the command of gen. Don. They
were brought by the Leopard, of so guns,
which, after conveying the transports to
the Elbe, returned to the Downs on Fri
day. The feet, consisting of nearly 90
sail, arrived in ;he Eibe on Friday, sem
night and the troops ard horses were
landed with all possible dispatch. Altho'
the expedition experienced some heavy
gales, the ncn were disembarked in ex.
csllenr health & spirits. The most SAN
guinc hopes are entertained that the force
sent OUT will be augmented by hume.
rous body Of Hanoverians, for the levy of
which large bounties were to be given, &
asuprly of arms and clothing was sent
by the expedition.
The second expedition destined for the
Continent is expected to sail in the course
Of a fortnight.
We. are assured by person connected
with the Prussian Legation, that the
Prussian troops in readiness for service,
who are assembling at different points,
amount to nearly $50 Goo men--lt is
added, that count Haugwi,z, in the event
of Bonaparte being willing to entertain
the terms proposed to him by the Cabi-
net of Berlin, FOR the restoration Of peace,
is to demand a general suspension Of
srnls. ass
We hear. on the authority of a letter
from Munich, dated the I'd instant, that
strong Gallo Bavarian corps had by q
circuitous march, turned the important
pass of .SchArmitz in The Tyrol. II is al
so mentioned. that body of Austrian
troops carried into Bohemia BY the Arch.
duke Ferdinand had made successful
jncursion into the neighborhood of Hers.
chaw, and made 400 prisoners. 49,
Bonaparte, anxious to draw all his
troops from the south OF Italy. has &C.
know,edgcd the neutrality OF E,ruria, as
well as Of Naples. Some English YES
sells had, in consequences, sailed from
Malta Tor Leghern.
A new levy oftwelve thousand men has
been ordered in the Austrian states and
The roads from Vienna to the army are
crowded with reinforcements from Hun
gary and Bohemia.
The Eleclor Of Bavaria is resolved to
accompany Bonaparte on his march -
he FIRST joined him at MuhidorHf, and has
since moved with the head quarters.
We are still in state Of uncertainty
respecting the part which Prussia may
ultimately take. Letters frorn Berlin,
have brough, the important intelligence
that count Hsugwitz one of the Cabne,
Ministers, left that capital on the lIth,
for the head quarters of Bonaparte, for
the purpose, as it is stated, of renewing
propositions for the re-estabiishnent of a
general peace. This mission is stated
to have been concerted between the En-
peror Of Russia andsthe King. Of Prussia
at Potsdam, and 10 have takebplace with
the consent of the Emperor of Germa-
ny.
Government has determined to send
to the Continent the greatest British force
that has ever been employed IN Germa.
ny. The expedition under the command
of gen. Don will lie followed by at least
$1,000 troops, of which one Fifth will
Ls cavalry.
The Duke Of York has been actually
appointed Commander in Chief of all
eur forces on the Continent, and the
Duke of Cambridge is to have the Chiel
Command of the Cavalry--uuder the
Duke of York, of course.
Price Of Stocks this day at Que O'Clock.
Consos 60 l.8--Reduced SO H.
OmBium 6.
NORFOLK, January IL.
The following extraa of letter was put into
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