Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-01

vaded the Austrian part of that conn
try. Iney had taken Celsin * Dres-
NICK aud had already POSSESSION of a
considerable part OF that country.
by letters from Trieste the French
Hag was displayed in that place on the
i8shof May. The Russians had ,a-
luted it by repeated discharges of eau
non.
From Petersburg May 10, we learn.
that the Russian troop. md received
orders to penetrate into the Austrian
provinces.
FROM Prussia We learn that the new.
OF the war between Russia and A.str;,
had reached Warsaw. That the A,s-
TRANS had left Warsaw, which they mad
catered, aud that the Duke Ferdinand
had been forbidden by Prussia to vio-
late the peace of Silesia. On the 1atb
OF May, the Russians were within two
days march OF Warsaw, and the Duke
fcrsiihand was upon thcretreat.
The Ssxoa army had reached I.iintz
OH the 18th May, and was marcb;ng
for Vienna. -
Conrieri for the French Emperor
passed I.eipsic on the u : Nav fro n
Russia and Sweden,
The Austrian Gen Muir had been
wounded at the siege Of Thorn-The
Russians were moving in that directi-
on.
In the campaign in Italy the Arch
Duke John had lost eighteen thousand
men, sixty cannon, and six standards.
The French papers contain several
bulletins Of the army of Germany. of a
previous date to those we have menti-
oned, bat we had not time TO examine
chem.
On the 2sth April the Emperor of
Russia informed the Austrian Minis
ter that as the Austrians had attacked
the DItchy of Warsaw, he considered
himself at war with Austria, and sllat
all diPlomatic relations between the
two courts had ceased.
The American national brig Syren
hal arrived at L'Orient from Balti-
more, with dispatches.
Salem Register.
H-Aohk, July ~.
Two DAYS LATER FRoH LoNDoM.1
BY the British Packet Windsor Castle.
CAPTAIN Sutton, the Editer of the lercan..
tile Advertiser. has receivc! London par
pers TO the 1sth of June inclusive, from
which the following articles are copied.
LONDON, June IL.
Dctch Gazettes to the sth, aad Paris
Papers 70 the eth inst. have reached US.
The former comma icate the death of th.
gallant Schill. He fell at the head of his
brave followers, ccn,endins for glory and
independence, IN the heart of the city OF
Stralsund, Of which it appears he had BEEN
in complete possession. Seralsuni was az.
tackled bY the Trench General Crater,
whose report Of the action is not very clear.
Ihe,fate of the inc-epid Schii was cir.
cuiBstance too important 10 epassed over:
but the conciIsion Of the affair is not no,;ced
with precision I; we are merely told that
MS troops were thrown into confusion.
Ire Moniteur contains detail of the
operations ofthe army Of Italy, almost troa
the first reveFses OF the Adstrians in th?s
quarter to the capture Of F.icste, and the
junction of the army with that art of the
French force in Gerndny csn nandxd by
General Lauriston. five are Is give i'm.
pl'cit credit TO this detail, tho !fdohies gain
cu ~ His SOi w thH, csugenc 5eauharnli9e
are not less brilliant Than those Of "Buo6a.
parte himself in the Most successful can.
ptgns. We are assured.that the French
army has in this extraordinary career OF
victory, taken q, 900 prisoners, 50 pieces
OF cannon, and 10 standards. OF the &C.
conpiishment of the objects in gew,sno
doibf, we think, can be entertained (; bat
when we are grsvely assure ], that 500 Aus.
TRANS, were taken BY Lieutenant and IL
men, we are surely justified in considering
these oihciI accounts very grossly exag-
geratel. -
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT
ONE'O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. r. 81 y-s---s per Cent. SO SO
3 per Cents. ID mn. "a prem.
W. have received Lisbon Gazettes TO
the 81 inst. The Supreme Jnnta of Gov
ernnent ia Spin has directed Decree
confiscating all the property of the Spanish
MOBILES and other persons who had adhered
90 the French Interest; orde ing also that
those persons therein named, should be ar
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