Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26
CorENHAsEN. Inlv /

"Gen. Gardanne, the French hmbassa- !
dor at the Persian Court, IS arrived here=-
and has already had seseral conferences
with the kets EHendi. 1t is hot doubted
thst the porte viii soon break with En-
gland"
Fly a letter from Lisbon dated July 18th,
SIR Arthur Wellesley was still IN Valencia
on the 18th, waiting the arrival of the light
troops under General Craw ford.
The Dutch letters which announce the
pretfminaries of peace to have been signed,
represent the following as the substance of
the treaty. Bpnaparteis SAID to have wrest-
ed from Austria all Fer territories on the
right bank OF the Dapuoe, and 20 have ex-
tended the B lvsrian territories to Vienna
on the East, and following Il line along the
frontiers ofstfungary to the DraU, 10 have
assembled to the sources OF that River. A
lac is then described 10 jnspruck and Bre-
gem and this new Accession. otRer risory to
the south of the Drau. inc.uding part o.
Carinthia, Carniola, Istria, Trieste and
tiume, is added to the Kingdom OF I.aly-
The Tyrol is ceded by Bavaria to France
Wirtemhurg and B den are TO zee som ac-
cession of territory in Francona Bohemia
taad Moravia are TO be revaia d by the
House OF Austria, as well as hungary
| Russia is to obtain an increase. OF territory
| N Austrian Poland. S4Hony IS also to have
increase. Is, ~ 49,
LONDON, AuGUsr 6.
We are still without any ,arriva; from the
Expedition noshing had reached the Al
mlral'y at 2o'cIock, at least 80 il is there
said. The Deal Lettct OF iase evenings
! date, in postscript, says. GO No arrival vet
from the EXPEDITION" Tn anxiety of,thc
public on this subject is very, great.
Yesterday an Ans'Tian messenger ,rriy-
! ed with dispatches to Prince Siahremberg.
/ Who immediately after con muuicated their
tcpntents to Mr.. Canning. We heaNihat
tthey are dated on the yti ut anl announce
lee necessity to which the Imperial army
-3Vas.redaced of suing for Suspension 1t
was last night confidently stated, that these
dispatches represent the owes ture intended
70 70 De made to the enemy, as being merely
ti9rthe establishment Of Inc truce, and ez
1pressinSya hope that the successful co-one-
ratIontot Engiapd in the war, might enable
the Emperor Francis to renew hostilities.
me report of the srmisl;ce having been
broken by The Nustrians, aud that the
French were defeated on the 1881 ult. with
great loss, was revived yesterday on the
arrival OF the Heligoland mail: but we think.
VI wholly undessrying of credit.
we naily see occasion to deplore the ar.
nis'ice. Twodays afterit was gned. and
oeinre II was announced to the different
corps OF the Austrian amy, Dresden, Leip-
SIC, and Other parts Of Saxony we've re-oc-
Yesterday, Government, received dis
patches from Sweden, Announcing, we un.
q 'lssand. tie retreat of the Russians from
the iroht'ers OF BothDia, for the purpose, a
/ - Supposed, o. reinforcing their armies in
Ga.lcia,an Turkey.
4 he SWefps are sDr, rai,aoe;,-o &c ., 49,,
ture with England, and are evidently pre- /
pairing for that event. ~ Fu
yesterday we received, via Hel;roland,
letters from our squadron in the al ic, un
der the orders of Sir James Sum srez, da-
fedr the l4th nit. The feet was at that
une of Nargon, an island OPPOSITE to Re.
yei; ana near the entrauce Of the GGlph Of!
Finland. Our people had frequen, inter
course with The shore, aud Experienced
much Kindness from the inhabitants. Afu
Inour Was prevalen IN tue heet.. that the
Russian squadron was preparing FOR sea,
expecting TO be joined by the Swedish navy
Admiral Apohaca, we understand, re-
eelYed Official Intelligence yesterday of the
lnnce'9n ci the Br.ish and Spanish armies.
ne disp ttches c9mlauD catinls. his pleas
ing inform alton were broagbs by an officer
OF Cdesta's army. Hopes were cherished
tnat the combined army would I've able toi
BRING the French 70 a. engagement before
Lhe letter could reaoh Madrid The united
force OF Victor and Seba.tiani would not,
&c was supposed, exceed 40 900 men.
Cotton. rom -ihe,apprenension of some |
lnsHuPtion OF our commerce. with Amer !
lea, IN consequence Of our non ratification
OF Mr.. Erskine's ire ttv, with that Govern.
ment, the sales Of cotton have been this
week unpreceden'Y large, amounting to !
1000 Bugs, chiefly to the regular trade, |
but WITH some considerable speculation.
Io6acco.'-- Eagerly sought aFter, and
considerable sales made, but holders are
become more tenacious.
a LIMERICK, Juiy %.
Thursday arrived in our port the Edward |
and Charles, Of and from Philadelphia she |
spoke the Ship Ann, Bradford, from Liver. |
pooi bound to New York, in Int. 10, long.
%, out 90 days. On the Sth inst in lat. 40, |
long. ~ w. fell in will four sail of men of
var, All dlsmasted but one frigate then stan.
Ding 10 the eastward; enc of the frigates
having jury topmayt rugged, had - gun
snip ~ tow, suppoSed % be French, with !
her foremost only standing they were
steering in such direction that the NASH
ter supposed they were bound for Halifax.
GLASGOW, Aug. 9.
Flour has risen to-day SIS. per 0arrel,l
N consequence Of the American news.
Mr.. PmkVey, 10 a letter II the American
Secretary oil STATE, OF the lst May, incloses