Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-13

entertained hope of shaking the power az
France, if ever her whole force were unit.
ted. But her armies are Notwithstanding,
reduced to one fourth part of her original
strength, while the French army has been
encreased to double the number it consisted
of at Ratisbon.
In the castle of Gratz, twenty pieces of
ordnance have been found.
The Castle of Sachenborg, situated on the
frontiers of the Tyrol, has surrendered to
Gen. russo.
The Duke of Dantzic has entered Tyrol
with IS. 900 men. He has occupied Lofers,
AVID disarmed all observation-disclosures ne must,
by this time be at Inspruck.
Gen. Thielman has entered Dresden.
The Duke of Abrantes is in Bayreuth. and
has pushed his advanced guard to the from
tiers of Bohen'a.
MALES. July 27.
The British have very unexpectedly re-
ceived orders entirely to cvacnate the isl :
ands. of Ilchia and Proseida. The S. 2ian
Prince Leopold, VINO was on board the eet,
and the Dukes of Arcoli and Caneca, two
Neapolitan emigants, have by this time re-
turned to -Melazzo. 1t would appear tn at
considerable differences had taken place
between them aud Gen. Stuart. Two Bri.
fish regiments have proceeded to Malta.
PARIS, July 81.
A letter from Vienna, dated the goth,
states, as follows prince John, of Lich .
tenstein, * Gen. Wimpsen have had long
conference with the Prince of Neufchatei
Prince John of Lichtenstein it is said, has
received the most extensive powers for the
conclusion of a treaty Of peace. At the last
audience, the Emperor Napoleon gave him
most distinguished reception. A speedy,
and what is more, a lasting peace may be
relied on. According to all reports, the prin-
cipal conditions are agreed upon. The EN-
peror Napoleon will not remain much lon
ger at Schoenbrunn. 1t is known that the
Emperor Francis has declared he wishes
for peace and that he has given the Arch
duke Charles full powers to decide on eve
ry; thing. He besides will enter into no al /.
lance with Britain, however alluring may
be the propositions of the Cabinet OF Lon
don.
PARIS, August 1.
With respect TO the British Expedition.
the almost active measures have been taken
along he coast of Normandy, Bretagn-,
and Flanders, TO repeI vita vigor any at.
tack which NAV b. made. The for,s are
well supplied VI h artillery, aud furnace,
for heating red no, sho. are built The
troops from Versailles and Paris are cou !.
centra Ing themselves in Picardy, and will
march from thence to wherever danger
may callthem.
Tue Preparat ols max ng here induced US
70 presume thai his Majesty win soon be
here. The imperial guard has al yssdy re.
celved orders TO occupy the same pssts as
is usual when the Emperor is here. It's
reported here thai general G. Jngress Of
all the Princes of the confederation will
be held IN This city.
PARIS, August 8.
Letters from Munich of III. 31st JuIy
state that az entrenched camp has been
formed onthe Nuremberg White Mount)
near Prague in B1hemia TO which The
Austrian army is 20 retreat in the unex /.
p cted case that pesce should not be con.
Guided. The works Of Prague have been
considerably re enforced and The place has
been vrctualled for six months Siege
Much heavy ordnance has also been con.
Veyed lhIther from Thereiens. adj.
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