Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

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Italians, that he takes care that the, O..
Ftksees shall very seldom come within
sight of the British colours.
g Almeida, beseiged by Loison,
will make brave resistance. A Bril-
tish garrison has been put in there UNI
der General Cox, who Is very brave
officer, but not because the Portuguese
garrison was distrusted, for they have
! almost uniformly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
very gaf1antiy."
| Letters from Amsterdamtot the 14th,
announce that the CONSUMPTION which
1.-THE French Emperor had promised to
postpone TO the ensuing year, had been
actually carried into execution. The
FIRST class was composed Of PERSONS be-
tween tile ages of'fifteen aud twenty (;
the second. of those between 90 and IS /:
| aud the third, of such as were ten years
FOLDER. An article In the papers from
Bohemia, under date of the 2sth July
mcntions, that the tour of the King of
Holland was solely for the'rc-estabIsh
tment OF his health--an.l that his Ma.
iijesty had condescended, to become. a
I'boarder in the house Of physician of
the name of Ambrosi, residing at TrIp-
liz, who received valetudinarians into
his family. $50
Hollands in terrible state The
French are taking all the young men
for therequisition,; : the peoples houses
are also entered by the soldiers in
search of British goods There are
not less than thirty Thousand French
in Amsterdam. -
l. is stated from Copenhagen, un-
I der date Of August a, that the condem-
ned ship Amelia, which had been
brought in under American colours
was sold Tor $1,000 rix dollars and
that on the following Monday, another
prize ship, the Minerva, laden with
$50 casks of refined sugar, taken from
! the British, would be exposed to sale.
1t is added, that at Caliunburg three
large Americans had been brought in
with cargoes, consisting of salt and
ammunition. Ten captures are men
toned of this description.
From Dantzic, information of a
contrary nature has been received
Orders had arrived there that all A
mericans should be treated as friends,
and that their ships aud cargoes should
be respected.
Parliament is further prorogued,
with the issual formaliiies to the 4 st OF
November.--The Commissioners
are the Lord Chancellor, Earls Bathurs,
aud Liverpool.
After deliberatiou Of some DAYS,
the.Iords of Trade have determines
TO grant licences for the inportati on OF
cargoes from France, consisting Of one
third wine, and two thirds gram, oil,
and seeds, on condition that one third
of the cargo exported to France shall
be composed of coffee and sugar, or
East India manufactured goods. Lii
cences TO this effect Will be granted MS
soon as the formula for that purpose
can be prepared by the printer.
Saturday. the partner in the banking
6rm of Brickwood & Co. passed their
third examination at G. Iildhall. The
amount Of debts proved was { 1900.
oGo.
The Marshaps man, who went ex.
prees to Liverpool, to apprehend At.
kinson, the clerk Of Messrs. Beddin-
ton & Co. of St. John-st. has returned
without his man; as Atkinson had got
on board an American ship, The
Charles, outward bound from tina,
port, and had sailed about two hours
before the officers arrival.-He pur-
sued the vesscl in a six cared boat to
sea, but the weather was so boisterous
he was. obliged 70 relinquish the pur.
suit. The employers of Atkinson,
however, are not likely to sustain any
loss, as one of them is executor to a
win, in which sum of 1000 was
bequeathed 10 Atkinson shortly before
he a5sconded.
August 24.
Private letters brought by the Cot
tenburg Mail Of yesterday, state that
great number OF privateers are fitting
out in the Balsic, and that as sooa as
the nights by the advance Of the year,
should have heightened, serious depre-
dations might be expected in that sea.
Accounts had reached Gottenburp
from, CT peferehoroh 70 FL. OCH II,