Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28

SWEDEN.
The following official document has been
received by running ship from Swe-
den;
(CIRCULAR.l
HEILSINBuRGH, Sept. 10.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs mas
the honour in obedience to his Majesty's
most gracious comm and, to communicate
the following intelligence
The Imperial French Brigadier Gen.
eral Landras. Governor OF StralsInd; has
declared to the Ambassadors OF his Royal
Majesty, destined for the French Court, on
their arrival at Stralsund that through
the French General Libbert in Stettin, he
has received orders from the Prince of
Noutchatel, in which he informs him that
the commercial intercourse between Pome-
rama and Sweden is to be at an end, and
that the communication between the two
countries is to be regulated IN the follow
ing manner.
That the passage of the packets be.
tween Stralsund and Ystadt, tor couriers
and letters, shall alone remain open and
that the French Consuis in the ports of the
Baitick, have, according to the statement
of General Landras, received similar or.
ders.
g His Royal Majesty's Charge DAT,
flares IN Hamburger has reported, under
the date of the 96th last month, that IN
consequence of the Intercesslon of the Sena.
tor Bourienne, Imperial French Minister
in the Circle of Lower SAxony, had tax
en- upon himself TO make with regard to
the point, IS how tar the Swedish convoy
which arrived off WIsmar under the or
ders of Major Wdblstedt, would be allow
ed to take cargoes on board at thaS place,
and TO clear out for Swedish ports" nj.
Bourienne had not received any answer
from his Imperial Majesty but expected
it on the 27th or 18th of last month, if mis-
Majesty's orders could be Immediately dis
patched"
October S.
The French Journals preserve, ON the
subject of peace, a profound silence. a
periodical work. however, the poii,ical
part of which is supposed TO be under the
direction of one of Bonaparte's Senators,
contains the following article, which, un..
der the present circumstances, w:ll not be
read without interest -
" With respect TO Vienna, which one Of
our best Journals calls the former capital
of Austria, it has received from the en-.
peror Napoleon, who has just quilted it to
re"'ew his army every mark of his good
will and entire confidence. II IS SAID, that
on his birth day he walked through il IL,
cognf'o. Several measures OF police have
guaranteed the Inhabitants from the ma.
noeuVres of j0bbers and forestallers. Pro
Visions are in great abundance. Bread
more plentiful than ever. The working
Glasses have more employ than ever. Scho'
enbTunn has attracted numerous visitors
the most distinguished females are the
most frequent, and are treated, BY order
OF the emperor, with the most delicate AZ
tention. Vienna is become almost
French.
The news from Altenburgh is confined
to this-M. de Champagny has given a 1
brilliant fete. The emperor Francs hast
bought great quantity OF Jewels, and this
Is considered as a happy presage. The
emperor Napoleon has been to Moravia
to review the duke of Rivolrs CORPS. I'll
Is sa'd that he Will also 60 20 Hungary IN /
reView the Viceroy's army. No enc atl
We ma IS astoDished at these demonstrate;
ems OF active superintendent on the nart
OF bis majesty it is his daily habit to pre-
side N bis cabinet, over tue organization
OF MS army and 70 inspect, in person, the
minutes details. To see him engaged in
reviews, under these circumstances, has
nothing alarming IN it.
=" in returning from his review Of the
troops, the emperor has drawn the corps
nearer 10 each other from all parts Of the /
line Of the armistice. The troops Of Aus.
ira have also received orders 10 encamp. I
but the negotiations continue, and noposi-
ave indication justIies US in presumingl
eh0' NioJ VII not reach their maturity "
Aereure d. France.
The Paris Moniieur Of September Ia, fur-l