Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

- "a " DOiiuSh, Wiz Has tutOWh Nine
Self into Tarragon, and, by judicious
sortie and decoy, has killed, wounded
and taken upwards of 1000 French.
This is gazetted to-day here.
" This city, since last Monday, has
;put nae in mind of the French Revo-l
luton. Domiciliary. visits--persons
of the first property, character, &c. to|
-vhe amount Of 100 to 200, have been
taken from Shef beds, during the night
aud lodged various prisons no ac-
cess-no cpmpunication even with
child or wife. Minis day, all are or
derrd to be put on board ships now
preparing, to be transported, they say
to Cape de Verbs"
The PLor.--The mystery of the
foregoing arrests has been explained
TO us through other channels as foi'
lows:
"Lord Wellington had intercepted
a correspondence carrying on between
the enemy and a party in Portugal ini-
mical to the English, In consequence
of which about two hundred persons
fprincipally nobility and persons in the
higher clhsses) had been arrested in
Lisbon, and embarked on ship board
1t is also understood, thar quantity
Of concealed arms have been found.
Report states that their plan was, TO
cause Lisbon To be set on fire m s,V
eral pIacts at once. and in the confu-
sion TO massacre all the English and
sd friends, at the same moment Mas
NAdh was to make general attack On
$Iofd Wellington's army. Besides
those arrested in Lisbon, there had
been number arrested in the interior.
The explosion of the magazine at AL.
media is said to have been a part of
this plot"
LONDON, Oct. 4.
Dispatches have been received from
Lord Wellington, which contradict the
report of battle. The Dispatches
were dated the Oath Sept. His Lord
ship, was then on the north of the
! Mondego, waiting for Massena, with
,his army in high health and spirits.
His Lordship, we understand, writes
with great confidence that the enemy
will not be able to compel him to re-
embark this season.
Some German papers arrived this
morning, bot they contain only the
following article worth Extracting :.
"CoNsTANT1NopLE, Aug. 3.
{" Three ships Of the line, which
suffered greatly in violent tempest in
the Black sea, have entered into the
Canal to be repaired. They work with
the greatest rapidly in rep airing them,
in order to enable then to join the fee,
as soon as possible. We arc assured
that the Russian feet which was at the
mouth of the Danube, was likewise
greatly damaged, and that the captain
Pacha, who was cruising off the coast
of Sebastopoli, which port he blocka.
ded, had intended to take advantage OF
this circumstance and attack the Rus
siane.
q 6 Letters from Rudschuck state tia,
sWeneral Kaminsky having made re-
trograde movement towards Tachlin-
deere, detached from his army corps
of $4,000 men, which he ordered to
take Rudschuck by assault, but the
Russians were vigorously repulsed by
the garrison, which, in concert with the
inhabitants, rose in mass and brisk
Nv pursued them. Two Russian Gen.
erals were left upon the field of battle
and the Turks rnade many prisoners
particularly in officers.
Stocks are recovering daily from
their depression. Omniuh was at
discount this morning, and three pei
cents at &C..
The Northumberland and Curaco;
captured, on the goth Sept. close il
with Usba6t, the French brig Lad
! yenturier from the Isle Of France ant
hourbon. She sailed from the forme
2 on the II July, and from the latte
sn the IN. Her departure was preci
Fitatsd,.in order to avoid falling int
The hands Of TIE English, an armam' II
consisting Of II ships) having arri
we'd, and made descent on Bourbo
the day she sailed.
NE~ YorK, November 9.
LATE ERoM poarUcALs
The ,hip Radirs, >esp,ain Miey; sailed frot