Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
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LONDON, July L

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| IN general not very important. They state,
however, that a vesselh arrived at Lis.
n the captain oil which reported, that an
Iinsurrection had taken place at Genoa, and
that the Genoese had put all the French in
that city to death.
| gentleman who left Holland Oh Tues
lday last, arrived in town Yesterday. He
Estates, that before he left Amsterdam, a
lgrsat serment prevailed in the public mind |;
that the peopls seemed inclined Co oppose
the measures of their government and that
an account, SAID to have been received Of
an insurrection having broke out in Fand
lers, greatly tended To augment and keep
Ialive that spirit of disobeslience, winch was
little short of open revolt.
This morning government received, by
lone OF our cruisers arrived at Harwict from
Ithe Dutch coast, intelligence OF extraordi-
mary exertions making by king Louis, 10
lraise and embsdy all persons sapable of nil :
litary service. THIS force, when collected,
was TO be marched to the frontiers of West
Iphalia, where it was not concealed, the sit
Iuation of his brother Jerome had become
VERY perious. A letter from Rotterdam da-
Sted on the evening Of the Goth ult. says,
q 1t is expected that the king of West
lphalia has, in consequence of general com
motion among hissubjects, by this time ia
IL refuge IN Frankfort, the Inhabitants
lDf which city are even apprehensiye of an
hostile visit from the insurgents
| Letters were received irlm Amsterdam
of so late a date as the 28th ut. They
write that no account of the second battle
between The two grand armies had reached
them it was certain however that Bona :
,parte was IN an awkward pred,cament. He
was completely kept III check by the arch =
duke Charles, while the whole of the Tyrol
was up in arms, aud the north of German
! in possession of the Austrians. IL was un /.
derstood in Holland that all the DuJchpor,s
would be closed OH the 20th July, but on
what account was not sad. American yes
sells would not be admitted accordin. to the
lpresent determination Of the Dutcn govern.
,ment.
The pubic funds have varied very Lille
for these last four days. Dam up WAS co.
day at -, anl Consols Tor che account
lvascilated between 90 a aHd 90 3-8.
! The niarGuis of Wellesley has been pre-.
vented from setting off upon his n,issl6n &c
ISpain Oh account of inelspositlon. Tue
noj'e MARQUIS being recovered, he will
leave London on Monday for Portsmouth
20 proceed To Spain. lie VIII &c accom-
panied by lord Apsly, tiie son oil earl Ba-
lthorst.
rne expedition, which is now in great
forwardness, will certainty be ready to sail
IN week. We lament 10 state, ,hat go
ivernment have experienced great dilic3i
ties in the procuring of transports. Tae
American merchants have this day been
informed, that such American ships as can
be at Deptford cary in the week, MY be
engaged FOR three months service, at z5s.
per month.
( A letter from Carlscrona mentions, that
| eight American vessels have been seized liz
! Russian ports and condemned.
! Some of the Germln papers talk of nsgoci-
atoms for peace. We trust there Is no ioln.
dation for them-for what real permanent good
or glory could result from them. Bonaparte
would return to France not with more paclf.
ic sentiments in his heart, but with deter.
mination to make war again the moment ia
/ vorable opportunity presented its elf. Surely,
surely Austria and every State must now be
convinced. that there can be no end to war,
! but in the overthrow of him who is the author
! Of it.
PLYxourH. June 27.--Sailed the Revenge
IA, and Slatira %, to the westward. BY the
Cesar 81, hon rear admiral Stopford from Bias.
que Roads, is learnt, that all the french line
of battle ships, except those destroyed, are
gone IN the river near Koclcfort, to be repair.
ed as fas as possible. O1e frigate is kept in
Basque Roads as a guard ship.
} July Q.
] We hear with much pleasure. that accounts
have been received by government of the
I Fren ch having been repuised with considers
/ Bile loss in several attempts which they made
on the Is h, rs and II ult. to cross the Dan.
ubc, in the neighborhood of Presburgh. The
details OF these operations are unknown but
the fact of the defeat of the enemy is So far
credited by ministers, as to have induced their
communication oft to prince Stahremberg, and
to the spanish ambassador.
Yesterday we received an Amsterdam paper
Of tuesday last, together with several German
GaSettes to the goth ult 'rhe information
which they furnish, will be read with interc st
principally as showing the great embarrass.
ment TO which Bonoparte is reduced, and the
success which has attended the patriotic exer.
tons Of the Tyroians.
So critical has Bonaparte's situation become
and so comprehensive are his ex edients to re-
tntOrce his armX that tho soldiers wounded in
the battles of Ratisbon, Echmul, &c. who
we're left in the sick quarters at Munich,
Augsburg, &c. have been obliged to appear
before medical commission, charged with an
examination into the cOudi.,on Of heir wounds
and every man sufficiently recovered to be
competent 20 any KIND Of military duty, has
been seat 70 the army In Wagons Between
the lst aud i2th of June, Gen. Moulin sent
from Aug, bIfrrh Il f,f H.. Z