Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

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We shall at least expect that she sh i.
DC the first to make any fresh oyer
sures or proposals for accommodate.
ION.
The last intelligence from Spain Is
by no means discouraging The
Spaaiards seem to feel no dou ,t with
respect to the issue of the contest.
they say that this is the first time Ia.
lonaporte ever had to conteaI o
their own territories with people
that his armies have already suiereI
more from the undisciplined biaIs of
patriots than they did from che rr,e.s.
sed warlike atates or Austria AL -
Prassia-thst there when the rep,,l r.
armies were beaten, the people show
ed no disposition t. rise ag.;ns, H..
invader, and that peace ana snhn;.S
sion were the early frai,s Of the Fr.,cs,
victories; but that in Spain aes.s,
mo where followed by despoDd ~
nor disaster by su5mission--tt,ar ,h.;.
troops, though nea.en aaa disn.rs-J
re-assemole and fight again wiz, a.,
broken fortisude that there l. NJ
the peitiest village that has vield-J
to the French authority witho,t -.
iucsance, and thrown or the vok- tb%
moment 1t had an opportunitv No.
snow tnat buonaparie is sending rein
forcements iato Spain, ami that he i
coming himeelf against them ba,
they feel no apprehension, aad SEQ
hope to tire him out by drsng..r',
mode OF warfare. The armies ua'l.r
the Dake del Parque al Iene,,i A.
esaga haye been Increased the form.r
600. - 20,
We hsye some Information COVE
led by vessel which left the co,sf -
Holland on Sunday last. Kinr J,u
Is had nos arrived, but H.
peated disappointments of th- -
habitants of Amsterdam do M,
seem to diminish their expectations 80
his early return Ga the EXCHANGE of
that CT y report very generally nrs
vailed, that Buonapar,e had mad an
ofer OF marriage to the princess Fila
beth OF England, and the Dotchasn
could nor persuade themselves thar
such a proposal you'd be rejected by
the House of Brunswick.
a paragraph from Bavonne of ,ba
Soth uitimo, mentions that The r.;.-
torcemenis to Spain are procerdian
without intermission, aud that tbe s,to,
jagation fthe country, if not already
CO pleted, WILDE speedily accon,,lIs6.
ed. Within few days about 5000
men had taken the road 20 the p ~
ees, and On the 3is. December half
, that num5er were to proceed in tha
same direction Quarters had ,-e,
ordered tor very numerous hcdy
which was soon expected.
r -, PAIIs, Dec. so.
Inc Ensiisa papers are filed w,
accounts Of the festivals given 70 ~.
fersian ambassador, as he is s,v)-d
VINO however, is neither more ror ias.'
than an officer of the household rs rh,,
igovernour of Ispahen. His pan-;,
hshomed Hussein, and he i, not IN
vested with any puhhck character, He
was merely sent TO England By the
jgovernour, on account of some con,
merciai relations which he entena;ne
with respect to the English East,in-
Ola company. MIR. Adair, no yeser
received him in Constantine ,lr "a
man OF vast importance, anu in Lon
don he met with distinction for winch
ne must himself be at loss te az
| count.
The day before yesterday the lie.
g slative Body held aa extraordinary
suing, when PROJECT Of Sena,G,
Nonsaitum came under Consideration.
ny which it is intended TO prolonp d /,
Present session to the 3fst OF Ilee.n-
S5er.
/ NJ. Otto, French minister IT n
SQUIRT OF Bavaria, has received hjs AZ.
Po'ntment as French Ambassador gc
| Vienna, and is already making he
necessary arrangements for his dea
lure Tor the Austrian capital.
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The iatroduotioR Of spun cot.n,. "a
whatever quality or COUNTRY, was tr,.
'lbited by French Imperial! Dserse