Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-23

the imperial palaces were in the SAME
street, and at no. great distance, took leave
OF each other with the greatest cordially,
AT thrce o'cicck in the afternoon of the 9th
he Journal which contains an account of
what passed between them will be very
interesting to both nations.
AT hall past four, the emperor Napole-
on, having received visit from the king
OF Prussia, who came to take his leave, set
out for Kongsberg, where he arrived at
ten at night. The king of Prussia went to
Memel.
Yesterday the emperor Napoleon in
! specied the port of Konigsberg, in boat
manned by the imperial guard To-day,
ms majesty viii review Marshal Soult's
corps, and at two o'clock tomorrow, he
will set out for Dresden.
he number of Russians killed in the
battle OF Friedland, amounts to II SEQ, the
4 prisoners to 40,0o0-18,Ooo of whom have
ALREADY passed thro' Eonigsberg. 1000
remain sick i'll the hospitals, and the rest
have been conducted to Thorn and War
saw. Orders have been issued to send
/ them home to Russia without delay 1000
have already returned again to Konigs-
berg. Those in France arc tn be formed
INTO provisional regiments. The emperor
! h2s ordered them to be clothed and arm.
/ ed.
The Publications of the treaty of peace
between France and Russia were exchanu-
cd ut Tiisit on the 9th. The ratification
OF The treaty of peace between France and
Fiussia wlil bc exchanged here this day.
Inc picnlpoten.iaries charged with these
negotiations, were, on the part of France
the priBce OF Beuevento; princes Kurakir
and Laoanof, on the part OF Russia and
On the part OF Prussia, field marshal count
halkreuth, and the count de Eoltz
After such events as these, one cannot
po' smile when the great British expedite.
on is mentioned, and ut the new frenz,
Wh'ch ahlmatesthe king Of Sweden. Be
Sites we may remark, that the army O
conservation, between the Elbe and the O.
eer' l. 'O'GOO strong, exclusive OF the CRANE
J army, without including the Spanish divi
SONS, which are now upon the Oder also
a. W;s therefore necessary for Britain {,
nave Brought her whole force together, he,
soldiers, her volunteers, her fencibIes, &c
IN order to have made a diversion of An,
: interest. But when we take in our ac
count, that England under the present cir
cunst'noes, has sent 5000 men 10 Egyp
only to be slaughtered by the Arahians, a nc
: 7OC0 men to the Spanish Wcst-Indies. W,
can alone feel sentiments of pity fer tn,
I az ~ aEdbb dNdTiCC with which the CA
, bnct is tormcnted.
The peace of Tilsit put an end to tn,
: operations of the army; rotwi,hstandin.
this, al the Prussian Coasts and ports will
be shut against the British and it is pro
I babe that the continental blockade will no
: prove a mere sound.
The Porte is included in the treaty.
he revolution which lately occurred il
5 Constantinople WAS an anti-christian revo
intion, whIce has nothing in common will
l the policy of Europe.
The adiutant-commandant Guillcmino
IS gone to l!eSsarabia, where he will com
mumc"te to the grand Vizier the intelli
gence OF the peace, and the liberty Givei
l 10 the Porte to take part in it, as we'll
l 0tthe conditions of the treaty in which tn,
Porte is interested.