Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-16

mention the death of JAMES subway
$50. Governor of the state of Massac,u.
etts.
We learn by passenger in the Arct,-
rus, that Col Burr and Gen. Miranda ar.
rived in Corunna (Spain) on the Sth of Ju.
iy, via England.
Letters from Bordeaux bv the Arcrurus
as well as passengers, state the existence of
an embargo in France.
September 10.
A letter received in this city from Bor
'deaux, by the Arcturus, dated 9th June,
|says, ga general embargo, tits apprehe,,,
ded will ere long take place on ali Ameri-
can vessels in the ports of France and ir
IS feared rupture will be the consequences.
Sixty two American vessels have bet;r, /, tsv
condemned by the council of prizes at y
ris. Our markets for colonial and AMI
rican produce have been very fayor,,,l..
for some time past; prices in consequences
were pushed extremely h gh, but are now
lowering, and in no demand "--Mer ADV.
The Boston papers received Yesterday
are silent as to the death of Gov. Sullivan.
-
riously indsposed. lib.
In addition to the intelligence we have
already given respecting Spain, we learn.
from papers received at Boston by the Arc.
turuS that General Leievre had SURRENDER.
ed to the Arragonese, who mad taken the
provisions and ammunition destined for his
relief; and that Jerome B,naparte was to
be king of Naples, and Murai of Wcstpha-
lila.
1t was reported; that about 10000 French
troops had been recently march d into SPAN,
including many of the National Guards.
The Patriots are said to have $4,000 cavai-
ry.
The French papers contain some accounts
OF advantages obtained over the Rebels. as
those are called who fight for their country.
But the circumstances Under which those
papers are published prevents their obtain
ing credit.
1t appears that orders have been given
for disarming all Spaniards A Bayome
article of June IL, says that General La
sale and Merle, who went to disarin the
people at and near Valencia, met 1900 re-
bells under gen. Cuesta, whom they dis
persed, killing about 1000. The French
losing killed and or 10 wounded. The
French proceeded to Yailidoiid d,sarming
were shot.
"On The 18th of June Gen Lefevre at
tackled the army of insurgents OF Sarraeos-
sa, and dispersed them more than 1000 OF
them were thrown into the river and PEE
rished. The French had killed and &
wounded. French paper.
"1he Emperor has directed that those
Spaniards who renounce their errors shall
be treated with indulgence but that ter
rible example shall be made of such as per-
sist lib.
"The rebels killed Gen. Cevallos at Val.
ladolid lib.
Col. Gibbs Cone of The passengers in the
Arcturus) was informed, when in Par,s.
that an attack had been contemplal ed on the
Austrian dominions before the disturoan-
ces in Spain broke out. That Austria was
more formidable than ever, having orga-
nized force of 100000.
The Arcturus stopped at Fayal, and
while there, Portuguese "a, arrived on her
way to England, from Drazils, and informs
ed that Sir dncy Smith was about pro-
ceeding with an allied army of Brush and
Portuguese, against Buenos Ayres.
a letter from Halifax IN. ST. dated An.
gust 22d, received al boston, mg nlIons Inc
arrival of the Hussar lrigate rom Barba.
dos, aud That she had obained from
vessel she spoke the same mlormstion we
published IN this paper on / hursday-
=" that Russia, Sweden, Denmark and En-.
gland had concluded treaty OF peace"
Captain Chapman late master Of the
brig Vengeance OF Salem, which vessel
and her cargo (worlh $4,000 dollarsl
we're condemned in France by the Coun.
cll OF Plies, was passenger in the Arc
turus. He informs that he frequently slw
the French Emperor at BIyonne me-.
times on shore and sometimes ia barge
in the harbour, and always with So slsht
a guard as indicated no apprehension of
personal danger.
The Presidents reply to the petition
from New buryPori has been received by
the petitioners, and will be published in
the next number of The Newburyp- IT H.
raid. "He says he cannot repeal the
Embargo"
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