Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
FROM THE WISER, JAN. 10,

and assurances have been received that the
navigation If this river shall be uninte-
rupted. The greater part of the troons
which entered Oldenburgh have returned
ITO East Friesland. In the city of Olden-
burgh there are only from go TO 100 men
remaining. The gates and the castle are
under the guard Of Oldenburgh soldiers, as
| formerly.
The capital ENJOYS perfect Tranquility. An &C.
tive and vigiar: police establishment maintains
good order. From the close of the day until
! morning companies of the grenadiers oftbe i'm.
peria' guard, and o'her troops on foot and on
horeeeack pa'toe the city, and look to the safe.
y OF persons and property. The six hundred
c'uzens who have retained their arms occupy
Par'ic'lar posts entrusted to their care.
NJ De Citations is named Imperial csmmissa
ry ~ the department, of Magdeh,irgh brsadier
genera D'agoult is arrived at head quarters.
II is though. that the emperorhas deferred his
Journey irto Poland for sots days. It is said
ma, his majesty is engaged in settling the fate
FRANKFORT ON THE MAINE, Nov. 70.
Our roads ave agsin alive with military since
some days. Yesterday and tn day Italian troops
marched on, and this evening came Ayiug ariiI-
'cry, and great park Of artillery. All tl.o,e ,o
with the utmost expedition to the arsas a,r,v. 20
where fate has determined IL. occurrence of ,hs
second act Of the dreade.... tragedy now perform.
ing or the ,hta're of war.
NOVEMBER Is
On the day before yesterday great guns, mus
seis. AMMUNITION Wagons, &c were constantly
| arriving from Hesse Cassel, Zeigenyayn, &c
consisting of those taken from the electors
They were all put en- board for Mertz Yes.
day and to day, in like manner, the cannon
Of Tie Publications. Of HANNAH, and the stores
lound in the arsenal there, were shipped and
sent to the same place. Since the departure of
'he greater pari OF our garrisons, oar inhabitants
do duty.
The French soldiers. especially the hussars,
| have such quantity Of Prussans four and SIX
groschen pieces t5d. and 2ste,ng) thar they
deal them out by handfuls, without counting
| them. in exchange for gold
The last letters frora Vienna. mention sudden
fall OF three per cent. in the Austrian funds but
being in the general eouehed IN vague terms, do
| not assign proper cause for buch fall.
THIRTY FIRST RULLsTIN OF THE GRAND
Amy.
"Beyiu, Noe IL.
On the 11th instant, a, eleven in the morn
ing, the garrison of Magdeburg filed of, in pre
senee of the division Of the army under the com
I n1and e marshal Ney. We have captured 20
generals. 800 officers and % 900 soldiers. among
/ them ave 300 artillery men, with 81 pair OF co.
ours, FIVE standards 800 pieces of Artillery, one
million pounds Of powder great asseub age OF
pontoons, andlan immenee quantity of metal for
Casting OF cannon.
" Colonel Gerard and adiu,ant.commandant
Richard presented TO the emperor, this morning,
in the name &C the first and fourth CORPS, 90 pair
OF colours taken from the Prussan corps under
general Butcher az Lubec. There were among
| them - standaTds. -Four thousand horses, CONF
Pie'ely Mounted, which were seized near I.u.
beck, ave on their way 10 the depct az Polsdann.
" In the 29ih bulletin it was stared, that The
corps under general Butcher put us ~ tho posses
SION OF $4,000 prisoners, inelgding 500 cavalry.
This was mistake; there were 1000 made
prisoners, including 5000 cavalry, completely
mounted. Thus. in consequence OF itaese TWO
eaptuaions, we have Obtained 100 pair Of
colours and standards, and 100 prisoners.
=" he total of prisoners made since the COM
meneement OF the campaign, exceeds $40 600 4
| NAT of the colours taken, $50. The number Of
pieces OF artillery taken from the enemy in the
held Of battle and in the affairs with deiaeh.
menis, exceed 800 and that Of those found in
Berlin and the surrendered fOrtIessss, 1000.