Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

into Newfoundland of bread, Aour, Indian
CORN live stock, Sec. from the territories
oSthc United States, for which licenses are
| to be granted the other for continuing
the prohibition of the expectation of gun.
powder, saI.p-tre, and am ammunition, and
any sort of arms, Tor six months from the
9th of June.
,pt PARIs, May 10.
The French army made itself master of
Vienna on the 18TH of May. The above is
Confirmed by the following letters.
The Moniteur of this day states as foi-
lows :-Yesterda evening Col. Gurheuen,
Aid de- camp to the Duke of Montebeilo,
arrived at the Arch Chanceilor's palace,
with dispatches from the Emperor, with
| accounts that the French army entered Vie
cuna on the 12.h, whca the following Sroa
clanation was issued:
"SOLDIERS,
A month ago the hustrians passed the
Ina. On the same day, and at the same
time we have entered Vieuna.
"Their nation, their general insurrecti.
! on, their bulwarks, which nave been raised
by the power of the Princes of the Hoase
of Lorraine have not been aole 10 withstand
your presence. The Princes OF that house
have abandoned their capital not as war;
riors OF honor, but as cyclists who are pur-
sued by their self reproaches. Flying from
Vienna, their adieu TO the inhabitants has
been fire and murder. Like Medea, they
have destroyed their own Children.
The Deople of Vienna shall be the OBJ
! ject of your regard. I take the inhabitants
| of this town under my particular protects
on but any disturbances or ire sularitIes
/ shall exemplarily punish.
| Soldiers ! behave well to the people OF
the country. Let US take no pride in our
successes let US only regard them as
| proof of divine justice, which Furnishes 10.
| gratitude and the want of faith.
NAPOLEON"
| It is said the Austrians before they left
! Vienna, were guilty OF some horrible e.
cesses.
! On the 18th, the emperor Napoleon was
at 'Schon)oon, a pleasure house of the em-
peror of Aus ria's. near Vienns. II IS said
the grand French army is in two divisions,
one OF which proceeds to Hsngary, &, the
other 70 Moravia and 8ohem a while the
! Archduke Charles vs. retreating TO cover
those countries The emperor has set at
| liberty a great NUMBER of 1ungariAns VINO
| were made prisoners.
! On the IS h of April the Russians were
to DC lii nos,on to attack Gallica.
MILAN, May 1s.
A part of the army commanled by prince
Eugene IS already on the Tagiia nento. The
enemy flies with great rapdity.
! RorrEppAM, May IS.
| The Official Journal contains an account f,om
Milan, dated Nay IL, which states IN SUBJ
/ stance that according to all reports the aus
TRANS on the I9th Of MAJ sustained q loss Of
| full II 900 in Killed, wounded, AMI prisoners,
and that the French in foiiawing up their adj
vantages were already at Udina. At the same
! time the blockade OF Parmanova vas raised.
On the I2th the French head Quarters were at
81. Daniel.
| General Dnherme writes from BarceIons,
on The 9th of April, that every thing is-,ssa
| quil around him /; that the Arrival of Rear I'D
miral Cosman, conveying with FIVE sail OF tne
line IS vessels, bearing $1,000 quintals of corn,
dour, roofs < ammunition. had spread JOY a.
| nong he city and garrison that general Re-
ding is lead Of his wounds, and that witir him
has pershed one of the bitterest enemeis If
the French. The prompttude of the eypedi-
ton with which rear admiral Casmao as
| charged dNes honor TO admiral Gan.healme
| who commanded it.
HAMsuRo, Nav 10.
| A formal declaration of war, By the Russi.
An court against Austria. has just been pub
lished.
GorrEFsuRoH, May 19,
The following is a list Of American ships
captured by tn Danes and sent into Norw way [,
their cargoes are taken Que an1 sold, bur it is
thought they will not be condemned. fiz -
Packet, Pedrich, from Marblehead- Anne,
Howe, from Boston-Edward and Henry, arr
ker, from Massachusetts-Su warrow, Leeci,
Beverly-Anerica, Dfinkwater, from Port
land GOOD Friends, Thompson from Phils-
delphia--and one other ship, name unknown.
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THIRFY DOLLARS REWARD, Stolen
from me aboit the 18th of Nov. 1907, =
negro man slave. named Cesar, tns property OF
the subs-r ber--Ie formally hello ged to NJ Ro~
bert Alcxan6er. of Campbell c1un'y, sad wss
bought from him a small boy, in the year 1888.
He is nov about feet high, one of his Gig toes 10
very remarkable, b ing spliG with an axe thrcuga
the nail and nearly as high as the second oint,
: by that il is much broader and larger than the
T other. He was accustomed 20 run James river
sbove the fails. was infosmed that ne want