Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
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Coax. Grelandj July Ii.
GERMAN Instructions

The only sOvercigns who have nuolicly
announced tneir tnteGtiol TO fght for the
recovery other jonini1ns, are tn Land
grave of H'sSe Cassel. and the duke Of
Brnnwick WDf-n5uttle. Gen. Rl=hel.
who quilted he prnssien service in 1907
IS mentioned IS the commander in chief of
the corps raising by the Hector of Hcsse,
at Nech9d, ia Bohemia. The Duke of
Brunswick has already made several sue
cesstnl incurslons from the same quarter !;
and should the Austriaas be enabled Only
to stop ehe carer Of the French, all the
north Of Germany will probably be in
arms, in support OF the common cause. -
Nothing can more strongly refutc the ar
gument, that "A revolution was necessary
to he Ceramic Empire, than the efforts
OF the people to rid themselves Of the sys..
ten With the French have imposed upon
them. The ever to he lamented death of
Col Schill does not appear to have daunt-
ed the spirit OF his associates for il is
certain. that more than one invisible
spring gives motion tn the iRsureent for.
ces. Even the celebrated Gen Lesion,
who signal'Eed himself as commander IN
CHIEF Of the Prussian army in the late cam.
paign in Poland is suspected Of being
secretly concerned in the iDsurreclion Of
Schll; and a. the requs tloa of the
FreGcs Minister, he has been d splaced
from the situation Of Governor OF Berlin.
Jerome BonapAre has conf ,cated the re-.
venues OF the Chapter Of Wallensteiu, for
fV urlng the Westphali4n Insurgents and
from the proclamation Of General ia
Saloc.'e, Governor General of Hanover,
tie insurrection must have assumed a We
~ alarming appearance a ,he eyes Of the
usurper, -. H. den,u1-es the severest pu.
nishUCnts agains all magistrates VINO do
not make the utmost exertion 10 with.
stand the acquisitions and robberies OF
the insurgents. Strasund and the Isle
Of Rugen Yerc occupied by the corps under
Scliill, after having put to the sword eve.
ny Ftencbman OF the garrison, IN coRse-
qdence OF their having treacher1usiy fnur-
dfred two cf his officers, during a p1rley
1t APPEARS from Gen. Grahep's report Ia
LOUIS Ro0aparte, the Imperial Viceroy Of
Holland, that after he had mustered all
the trnnps which could be collected, he
found himseIf ulcqpI to the ,sk Of en-
countering Schill. Accordingly he found
himself under the necessity O. borrowing
800 Danish hogs in armor, 70 Strength.
en- the lett wing. The U1nish General
Ewald, to his lasting disgracs, complied
with this request and thus the D.ags
have become sccomplices in the Conspiracy
Of the Corsican family, agains, the liber.
ties and ind pendence Of Europe. From
Gra'ien's reports, it is evident that the |
iDsqrrec,ional army had been extremely |
successful IN their operation.
,SchA was master Of AL Mecklenbgrgh, !
and according 20 Gratiep's report, "he !
bed levied immense contributions, and /
raised a number of recruits" lie posses. /
sd ne country from w smor to Rost5ck, !
wis sec he had driven the Mecklenbucgh |
gari ~, anl taken a.nu,obsr OF arms and K
pieces csngon.. IN the har5prs of those
two tqyns nc seized - vss5.s. On me
25'h Ut May he entered s5Jralsnui. On
lhf .norniog Of the S1st the united French,
Du-a, aud Danish slaves arrived before (