Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-16
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Il rfuresd. 70 Paris, whenever he |
aid presru mseH at taat port,
=. Maloes9 through which crmmu- (
lcstions between the respective rain-
fers OF the United States at the
'Surts OF London aud Paris were gen.
rally mat'e. Alter what has been said
OF America in the Expose, we are ra-
ther surprised to fud so little DISPOSE
ton in the French government to ac-
commodate the diplomacy of tina.
coun ~. What difference does it (
make to Bopaparte through which of
his ports, provided he ,olerates it,
Messrs. Pinkney and Armstrong cor
respond? This marked insult can
hardly Rave arisen from mere displea-
su at the. breach of caprrcious r.
gulatio,. From the length Of time
that the Hay OF truce was on the other
side, it is pro,,Sie there was some
communication by the telegraph, or
otherwise between the comm;ndant at
Calais and his govern pent, respecting
tn admittance Of Mr., Powellinto tbs
e".pire. The Gag of truce b ought o.
yer report that Mr.. Armstrong was
a.ont TO turn to America. This, it
the rumor be well founded, would suf.
fpien,l. account for the indignity with
winch Hlr. Pinkney's secretary has
bssn treated.
gANuARR 1.
1, is said the troops embarking for
Portsmouth, which were intended for
Portugal, are to proceed to Halifax !;
another embarkation is Immediately
totake place at Cork, for the same
Geat;aation. Sir q. p. Provost in
consequence OF tae Uncertain state of
ouc relations with America, deemed
it imprudeut to withdraw from Nova
Scotia, any part of the military.
JANUARY 10.
Accounts from Holland received
YESTERDAY state, that * was hoped they
wou d be able to- avert the fate with
which ,hsy are menacrd. Alarmed
BY e threat osanpe xation to France,
the Senate and Legislative Body were
understood to have repres ented,
through King Louis, their readiness
to adopt and enforce any measures
suege d by the French governmr nj
toi distressing this country. They
Also agreed that Holland should. give
livery aid of which it was cap able, In
any wav 10 the French finances. IN
this representation, some OF the prin-
cipal commercial houaes are said to
hsve jolped.. 1t is possible the propo-
sitlon may be accepted, but we doubt
Whether it will prevent the eventual
Incorporation with the French EN-
pire.
Mr.. Oakleyis about to return GO A.
me lea. We believe he leaves town
this day in order to embark.
January 9.-An immense force, it
would seem, is proceeding to Spain.
Exclusive Of $4,000 conscrIpts that
have be trained at Bayoane, vets-
rams to thrice that amount areon their
march for the Peninsula,
The Russians are said to have been
defeated near Slistria and compelled
70 recross the Danube. The Turks
are uuder the command of the General
ViZ.er.
We find in these papers decree Of
Kirg Louis, issued at Pars on the
; 2gth ult. the object of which is the
augme a,ation Of the existing taxes a
proof that he has not yet done withsne
county.
. Fhe Princess Charlotte frigate. with
the l. ord Keith, Earl Spencer, and
Monarch, honeward bound East. IN.
diamen, arrived on Sunday at Ports
moptu. they bring the a5re able 10.
,ellilence OF The capture OF The Isle Of
BouIton. This Information was OBJ
tanned by the LORD Keith, irom
PR brig which sailed from that ISL
mo op the I%rn OF Oc5. Inc town
and garrison OF ST. Paufs surrendered
or IT., 2lst of Sept. La Caroliue,
trerch hlgare aud the europe and
Streathan East India shiTs, were
iound f.ding at anchor in the nar1or,
am .skvu possession of. Ine irIgate
~ be Srreatham had beeI sent 10
the Cape. l. i've Latter had full car
20; composed OF her own, and what
"as saved from me cargo OF the Eu-
rct-, mon had been landed; but uu