Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-21

erpool, It is now Said, will succeed Mr.
canning as secretary OF state for the foreign
department, aud lord ii urowoy VIII sue.
ceed lord Liverpool for thu home, NATL the
arrival OF the marquis of Wellesley from
Spain. In such case lord Fl .rrownv viii
probably resign, as he has very indifferent
health. and lord PalmeIsioa viii resign ~
SO, that lord WcllinS tca shonld sacceed
him as secretary ar war FOR We can scarce.
ly suppose that the report is true winch ia
current this day, OF all the dispnsa5te force
in the country being under orders u, oro,er,
Portugal SpaiR and Walcheren froa the
enemy This indeed would be laneota
bic, as all our endeavours would Prov
truitiess' now that Bonaparle has C. iquer-
ed Austria, and Will of course have , torca
too powerful for US to oppose or conbar
with success in foreign countries WI
chcren alone preseais vawmn,c gr;,v.. H.,
our countrymen, aud an enemy much more
powerful than the French, and there Is mn
thing in which the ;ople of Great Brt,,,
would rejoice more thIn II see it ey.c,,-
ted, before it commits further deyastati.
on On our population, already too limited
tor distant prof cts OF warfare.
The duke OF Portland died yes,e-J,,,
afternoon, aged u, short y after tue on..r,.
ton OF the stoas vas performed His u
y
ceeds him as duks OF Portland.
Ii is said orders have oeen Sent Coz
Weliinstoo's retaru, anl it IS hoped h. Lii
take the ONCE OF foreign affairs.
Letters trom Paris Of the 9Th. man.:o
that bonaParte returned there the preced
| ing day. P'SSea-
We have now but little doubt of peace. hs-
! tween Austria and France. The cond;,;os,.
OF the treaty are yet unkuown-tney are
| s,udiolsly concealed.
Inns morning put an end 20 his exjsteace
oy suspension, the rev. Mr. Glasse. who
was appointed chlplan to the lord ~ 80.
eject Inc melancholy event took nlsca
at his town residence A ceroner's ;nn,,ss,
will be held on the body to.morrow. Chis
un or!unate gentleman was the son of the
rev: Dr. Glass. of Henley, long president
OF the society for protecting the sons ot
| poor clergy men-and the same whose al
! iedged negotiation. for the purchase of
deanery, with the celebrated Mrs. CLARKE
made SO much noise last winter.
we learn tom unloubted authority. and w..
S,uii.uliic-'e the resolution with SINCERE re.
| greet, th1t ministers have inl iy determ;naI
that the ISLAND of Walchereu IS t. h. re,a;,,-,I
At every risk and loss The utmost exerti an.
aFe also to be INSIDE for the preserya ion oF Or.
| tuSal-and all the dIspos iD!,. forces IN F,,,--
land are under orders for these two des1;n99
uohs' oh oatur lay order was sent dow
| % me oIsseX district, for every paglmant ex-
dness for embarSation.
Extract ola Letter from Dublin. d,,aJ NJ, ,
once w'itinS my letter tic Packer bas
Drought an account that an ordar in coune;i :.
( Expected 20 appear I'm nediatelyrin tie ga
zette prohib. ting the llnlins; of Anne lean mr.,
NC tla' mas Deen iahde,l or wareho rsel in
any pace since they left America, exce,t
nom british saips, on american shIos wiz
British license This seems intended q,
arive you to your embarSs, which from cxoe-
Fiehce' 1t Is expected you cannoI ma;n,ain.' ,;
WarrEaALL Oct. %.
The king has been pleased to constitute and
appoint the right hon Henry John Viscounf
'.tn 20 DO his maiesry's secretary az
1t is said that tine exshanre on HambYran
. encre%sed 80 per cent Signature must 6.
J gwen as al ackno wleg -nen fir a sia.rl. su ,
Ct, the value of a British penny, the Iews
having according torepor. bOugtt AZ, ali the
ieard cash IN The country. There is a strDn-
Lha"sh patty IN Copenhagen. A request mas
I IoeI forwarded 20 all persons residing in zea
lana to give TAP their plate, &c the governs
'neat agreeing to guarantee its value.
ny the remonstrances of the Russian minis
Ter at copenhagen, the priyateers are called
IN Az Americans can now pass the Sound nn-
mo'ested' ON condition of paying the dues.
! m Nov. 4.
| Peace, 1t is said, has been concluded he
tween Turkey AID Russia. In the present
state OF European relations, we confess tbae
TINS intelligence surprizcs us not little. How
VIII France relish this paoiGcation How will
II enect her INTEREST How the interest Of
England But these are questions. the dis
cusslnn OF which we must reserve, until the
/ fact Iteelf be established.
The terms OF the treaty arc said TO b., "A.
yorao'e TO Austris=sFran lis remains emner
or, and the Hungarians would not withdrau,
their allegiance from him. Bonapare has not
made such peace as he wanted, and is de
ternlneds If possible, TO keep the terms Sc.
cret.
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