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

wagons loaded III specie, which were pro
! cee6i g from Munich, for the paymen! OF the
French army had on their arrival at Markell,
lbeen obliged to return to Munich, and, it WAS
supposed, would be sent FIR greater security
| to Augsburg.
Bonaparte, after the blt,le of Ra;isbon. or
derei his military chest and the greai er u arr
of the bIgg ,ge OF his army. to b. sent back T.
Msaiz, promising his soldiers abundant sup
plies from the Austrian mag azines. He has.
however, been disappointed and been obi gcd
to bring back his baggage, &c. from the Rhine
to hugsb irg. and to transport il fron thence
Ito Vienna on RATS ---Ear,y in Jane, Count
Co'lowrath intercepted three of these RATS.
with considerable quantity OF b ,gsage and
Ammunition. on the Duube, below Creams.
The most important successes CONTINUE TO
crown the patriotic exertions of the Tyr hans
They have compelled the B.var;sn ca D.,
roy TO Ay from the stro z position o. Kl'st in
after two days figitng. and to rs:irc by
Wishbacha towards Munich Gea. Picard
had It the same ime been driven from K mp.
ton. been pursued as fir as Raarbeuren. within
four posts of AugSburgh, while The Wrtem.
! burg corps, under Cen. Won Scne -ler. hiss been
beaten beyond the SShussen. Another corps
of patriots from S,hernitz had advanced int,
| 'avaria, as far ~ hibli e. and had on their
route ben joined by numbers of the inhabi
iants.
| body Of 'us,ria, cavalry, from the Tyrol
his pcnetra; ed through Bavaria, into F;lnco
| 'a Il proceeded by E,lrgen, AMI Gicsiin
gen. and levied heavy contribution On its route.
| General Moulin dispatched a coprs OF French
AID Bavaria, horse ft,m Augsburgh, b.
Nawbargll and Auchstatlt, towards Nurcm
! ourgh, To wa ch their motions at Die, furth !;
The hostile sqiadrOns cane in contact, and at
ter sharp action the French retreated. anil
the Austrians Continued on their route to Nu.
lrembUrg, where it is understood they joined
the Bohemia corps, under the com.nlnd OF die
duke of Brunswick.
| The archduke VI .ximillian, o, retiring from
Vienna, carried with him the who C OF his
corps, together with 6JJJ men who had lined
hi'n on the 1.th. ldcr tie ord RS OF Genera
Kienmayer, and this retreat, which is repre-
scented IN the French Bulletin, 'he flight o.
| a few individuals, was conducted with the
greatest order.
| Early in the last month, several wagons
| ipaaed with presen's from Napoleon to Alex
aader, passed hriug, Fran ;f,rt o. thsirroute
| from Paris to Petersburg. '4h-y are valued a,
three millions of Aorins
considerable number of troops have been
siatioaed along the Russian eoas' IN the Bal
| tic II der apprehension of descent from
! the British squadrons in that
/ Ex,raordinary exertons making in Baya
| rir to recruit the army, and battahons OF re
serve have been ordered The people, how
|
/ great numbers have joined The insurgents in
the ryrol.
Lord Levison Cover, it is reported is to
have seat in the cabinet attached to ms War
secretaryship. The Unusual association OF APP
lpoinments is imputed To- Mr.. Canning with
a view, it is added. to strengthen that gentle
| mans influence in the council
I The Earl of Chatham has it is reported,
| given the necessary orders for his immediate
ldePa ture. as commsn'ler in CHI f Of the inten .
cd Grand Expedition. His lordship is not 10
be superce led in the Ordnance ID partment
Isir + Irigge, as deputy, undertaking to pre-
(s:de at the mead OF that Office during his lord
lship's absence.
rhe report Of an embargo having been laid
or the shipping at Yarmouth, and on other
ports 70 the eastward and south ward. is, we
lunders land tot1ly unfounded
Since the raising oftie embargo in America
} $50 sail of merchantmen have entered the port
OF Liverpool, whereas, only 2 vessel have EN-
tered the port of London
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