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

''''''"'" W '"eSC INoGcS, fNul TO I,TONcrsi
or freiSAt money a1thearing 10 Be due, o,
payable 10 herSons residing as aforesaid, 0,
no'o defending in any Of MS me- ;esfy's courts
shall be pad 10 the claimants," but civ.
en- over into The holy keeping of MS mosl
sacred myesty George III.
Now we defy any agent of Britain 10
explain away the meaning Of this para,
graph. Britain will not say boldly, we
conhScatc al property on shore, whilst AZ
the same time She does it, as above -
She is interested 20 The con,rary-so long
as other nations are such fools as to suf-
Ter her or her agents TO make distinction
between land and water. The British
I CABINET cannot ACT without eating and
nyPoe'isy--pfayers, and fasting, are al.
ways attendant on her robbery and MUIR
| oer-th.y have all the vices of The Deyi,
without any portion Of his openness.
it,.
he brig Franklin is preparing a. the
Navy Yard Tor trip TO runis. She is to
lake the suite of the Tunisian Ambassa.
DOR to Boston, where The Ambassador
himself will be taken on board in order 10
Proceed 10 unis.
We were led into an error in st,,;ne :,
few days since, they intended to reside in
'h's country, from report current at ,ba,
time Washington Fed.
he President is expected at Wash.
ing'on mex; Thuraday I'D.
GAIT. RoyrS1no,. ac u ., :,
81 DAYS from Liverpool, has favored ne ,',;'n
me "i London papers from the 4,h 10 the 1Stb
Of April - ''e ~"
:. "e Gon.ents OF these papers, are in part given
=" 'n's IA paper, anu are Interesting inasmuch
10 MY announce SINE events porteutiye of n
'hers oil greaI magnitude. The flames of war
appear 70 be once more about 10 deSo,ate the con.
,I'e"' oil Europe. France. Russia Austria. and
.'o's'a' WI" weden, app a, in state ,ha, can.
','"re ionS. ihe reveal OF the main DO
o] oil HE french troops from Germany had com.
meneed, when they were suddenl, bai,ed TIC
french a'e diretting their attention 10 Turkey
a' WHICH tue itu sians ii commonly Jealous.
u "FpeA' uetei mined 10 oppose Them All ,ut
'"e m'ndie oil March the Russians seized stror,
post IN Daima'ia called Roccs de Calal,ro hen
S""isohea by The Arsrriars, and which was IN
De gwen pto France The Austrian con,man
uer P,esoed me weakness OF his force. as an ex
N9e 10. s"rtenfering It Bu, this did NOT salts
y the French Emperor who susDeaed son,e Con-.
ni7ance be,ween austria and Knss;s W.,
mas more provoked the French emperor. and a.
'@'"'eo '"n' is lie sudden seizure of a more i'm
po''aht post or country in Dain:atia by the pns.
'""', e"heo Ca'aro, some accoun; of this will he
io'ihu IN TINS days paper under the Vienaa head
ana 'hatoi London Of the II OF April.
On another hand, the Kings Of Prussia and
49, were On The poin, of coming to blows,
Wheh a IT appears by the latest accounts. the
ss!1h uonFs were halted The conduit Of
the king of Prussia. has some,b;na "ouS -. VI
! iiouS IN IT. as regarding Grea, Britain Sf,er
.he seizure OF Hanover, and the exclusi IN &c Ri.
'ish commerce from all the North Of GERMANY
me king OF Prussia must have expected ;,,at
Great Britain would retaliate by all the ,,,e.ns
III her power. accordingly not or V has ras,ve he,
lore knew Great Britain embareoe ali pru,siar
veSse''' nut orde.s were issued 20 bring in all
sSiSn, lambs G., and all vessels Of stales IN.
oer me mhaeoce OF Prussia between the lOth
" cru if'h Vi n rtli upwards Of three hundred
san were brought into British ports, whose fate
with those enlarged, and such az wers and
may hereafter be Stopped. will depend on future
events. What exc,es our notice is. that TO the
oa'e OF the last advices British saips were per
ini''eo 10 depart freely from Hamburger. and the
o'hei ports under the orders of Prussia Tine
must explain these matters to US, at present they
arc almost lneXpiicab,e.
| The British convoy for the Baltic had sailed
ne system Of blockade of al the Noyth of
germany mas commenced with vigor, and 4 mum
Oer ci American vessels bound to {hose no,ts had
neen stopped and detained. We see no. him OF
blockade being expended to France or Holland
accounts ct hc rejection of Mr.. W,ie5t's "a
nous bill had been received, and produ ed great
satisfaction. A. s''''
me accounts OF negotiations for peace are too
vague TO merit attention. and are mostlv from
Sloiand' whose fate few DAYS would decide
NO DOUBT was entertained. but that she would re.
ceivc French ruler. The French Jaurn,Is are
very severe on the Bstavian COVE, nn,ent. ON ar.
! conn, OF the capture of the Cape OF Good Hope
wheh they do not hesitate to impute TO ,reacne
! " or imoecility. but chiefly to the former. the
more SO as The 170lfew asserts, that the Fmne
foT ohsFed TO send some French troops ~ Ca,
r,son tue town and defend the settlement, which
~. .,, Da'aVian government declined to accent.
ne general TO whom the Baiavian government
entrusted this important settlement fsay these
french Journals) was partizan in the house rs
Cia"ge' ana was wounded in the commencement
OF the revolution .fgbfirg against F,ance
| Captain Soyington received from rhe Amer;
can Consul at Liverpool, the following
| NOTICE.
/ nave authentic information thar HE p,;
fannie majesty has Judged it expedient 10 es,,h.
| ish lhe most rigorous blockade of the po,,s of
the Ems the 'Weser, the Elbe, and the T,ave.
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