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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

wascharged with dispatches from Gem
eraI Armstrong to Mr.. Pnkaey ia
London. General Armstrong hadleft
Paris, and was expected to embark for
America on the i7th instant. When
THE Eliza left Morlaix it was said that
Generals Junot, Macdonald and Belli-
ard, had been recalled from Spain,
having incurred Napole on's displea-
sure. ny
Government this mornipg received
| dispatches from 'Corunna, dated the
9th instant, which state, that through.
OUT the whole of the north Of Spain
the spirit of Instruction against the
French had once more become gene
raj. The French troops were dying
daily in great numbers for want OF
food, and numerous desertions were
taking place. Expeditions were fitting
out at Coruhna against Santona and
Santander, and 70 doubts are enter.
tanned of their success, from the pa.
triotic spirit Of the inhabitants having
been again raised. )
I The latest account from Lord We'll
hngton's army are dated from Oporto
on the 5th instant, where letters had
been received dated two days subse-
quent TO his Lordship's last dispatch
announcing the surrender Of Almeida.
At the above date the Hrad-Suarters
were still at Celerico, and the army in
its former positions. Skirmishes and
affairs of posts daily took place, but
nothing more important was immcdi-
ately expected.
The following very distressing In
formation has just been posted at
Lloyd's. 1t rests on the authority of
a private letter, received this morning
by house of the first respectability
in the city,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
BAJTInoRr, November 9
LATEST FROM LONDON.

The fast.saiIing shio Harriet, ca tai -,
;. p. Child, arrived this morning. ale
from the Downs 9th O1to5cr, and reach I'd
the Capss IN 20 days. Captain L. as po.
iteiylfornishcd os With Hles Of Londoa pa
perat to thf. foorth alt. --from which we
nav onlytlroe TO 1--WE the folIow,ag sgS-
ma aRaafxtracts -
Rcieh BonaparY and family are az CT.
braNr, by his % choice.
Getpan paRtS received in Lon lon, to
Sepse n'wsE5, speak Of a triple alliance
between tic three great powers Of the con-
tinsnt. Denmark absolutely holds o1t a..
gaiast the Preach entering Zealand.
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Death of Mr.. Abraham Goldsmith.

Never was the City a scene of prea-
ter confusion than it was during the
whole of this morning. Business
seemed at stand, and the Stock Elk.
change and the avenues leading to it
were crowded TO excess, to ascertain
the particulars of an event we are a.
bout to mention. 1t is the death of
of Mr.. Abraham Goldsmith, one of the
great contractors for the loan, and we
grieve to add, by his own hand. He
shot himself this morning about 8 o.
chick, at his mouse at Merton. The
The state of the public funds, the at
tempts against, (Which we adverted to
some time ago) and consequent de
preston Of the Loan-perhaps too, the
recent death of one of the Contractors
Sir Francis Barring, had for some DAYS
produced at TINES an irritaai.ity OF
temper, and at others a despondency
wholly foreign from his natural dispo-
sition, which was mild, equable, and
cheerful. We have heard that he has
of late, when IN his Office or in his
house, burst out in paroxisrhs a.
gainst what he declared to be a
combination against him, in the midst
of which he would burst out Of
the room. In the moments of his an
guish he has been heard to declare,
that he suffered more than he could
bear. He would then relapse into des-
pondency and silence. But still he
was as attentive and active as ever in
his business. Our readers have re-
marked that the funds have Auctusted
more within the last three weeks than
they had done for months before
Onnium has been at discount. One
of the great causes of this depreciation
was the failures. which had rendered.
large sales ofstock necessary; money
in consequence became scarce, aud
the difficulty ofborrowing grea. This
was peculiarly unfortunate for those
concerned in the Loan, which under
such circumstances, could not but be at
Discount. When, however, being at
s it had improved to only 1-2 dis
count, great hope was entertained shat
it would improve still more. But more
failures took place yesterday, and it
Ieftof at IL. MIR. Goldsmidt's for
titode is said then to have forsaken
him, and we have heard that he resir-
ed from the Stock Market yesterday
in the deeRsat dependency. The first
intelligence that r. ached the Stock Tx
change this morning was, that Mr..
Guldsmidr had put a period to his ex-
istenco.
Words would be inadequate to ex-
press the surprise, the alarm, and the
dismay fhat was visible.
The first price of three per cent, was
IS 1-2 they fell soon to 90 IL, and
were at 81 when our paper was put to
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September s7.
RETREAT OF LORD VEL.
LINGTON.
September ae.

1t was generally expected tn at the
fall of A1meida would prove a signal
to Lord Wellington to retreat, howe
yer slowly. From private letters to
the 9th inst. from O..orto, brought to
Plymouth by ship laden with Merino
Sheep, it appears that this speculation
has been realized. Of these commu.
nica'ions, the following, which is dat
ed cporto, the 9Th inst. shews the ex-
tent Of the retreat, and the positions
of the several armies -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
September %.

BY Portuguese brig of war, arri-
we'd at Plymouth, report has been
brought to this country, that the enc
my have. been defeated in general
engagement in Portugal; but the date
is not stated, nor any of the particu-
lars.
This forenoon arrived two Gotten
burgh mails, the contents Of which are
rather important.-Tbe King of Swe.
den continues so much indisposed that
there is some probability that the late
ly elected Crown Prince viii soon as
sumo the reigns of government.-A
Treaty of Alliance, offensive and de.
fensive, betweeh France and Austria,
is talked of, and war with Russia is
mentioned as Its primary object.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
&C GorrENBURcn. Sept. 10

GIVE have just heard, that out of a
convoy of thirty-6ve sail, bound to the
Baltic, twenty-one have been lost with
all their crews, few days ago, not far
from Marstrand."
N. b. The Gottenburgh List, re-
ceived this day, is of the same date as
the latter, and makes no mention of
the circumstance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13


sures of rigor have for the sasae.pur-
pose been ordered by the court of
Denmark.
G neral Armstrong is recalled from
France, In order to FIJI situation in the
American government. A MIR. Rus
sell remains at Paris, as Charge DAT.
flares for the United States.
IA September 2e.
Paris papers to the 19th instant ar
rived last night. The principal arti-
cles which they present are two Re-
ports from Massena TO Berthier, con-
tanning some further details respecting
the fall of Almeida. From one Of
these it appears that 1900 of the Por-
suguese Militia which, by the terms of
the capitalization, were TO have return
ed to their homes, have by their own
consent been taken into the French
service! The ci-dsvant Portuguese
Commander, the Marquis D'Alourna,
was the agent employed by Massena
to corrupt the Portuguese'prisoners.
Some of the private accounts re-
ceived by the Gottenburgh Mail of
yesterday are highly interesting. 1t
appears certain that Napoleon had ac-
tuallyl applied to the Danish govern
ment for permission to occupy Zea-
land, not with Is, 600, but with 10000
men; and it appears equally certain
that the king OF Denmark has given a
peremptory refusal. What will this
lead to
That Napoleon has planned the
subjugation of all the Northern Pow
ers, or what amounts to the same thing,
to set. slice he present reigning fami-
lies, and to elevate his own creatures
to their sovereignties, has long been
apparent to those who have studied his
character & actions. Width refusal
of the King Of Denmark to permit the
passage Of mis- troops through Holstein
alter his views? We think not. In
deed, by the accounts brought by this
mail, this appears already ITO be the
case.
One IF the letters Observes, that
Frederick William, oppressed with
the humiliating state Of dependence to
which he was reduced, had actually
proposed to Napoleon to resign his
crown to which measure, it is said,
the French Ruler was not prepared to
accede.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
September %.

The French sc5r. cartel Eliza, Capt.
Morrla.n, has arrived at Falmouth
from sies.aix, which port she leGt ON
the l4til instan. She landed at Fowey
On the i7,h Mr.. Ridgway, American
Consul "a An,werp, his family, and
several passengers. Mr.. Ridgway
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
LONDON, Sept. 81.


II was rumored yesterday afternoon,
on the aure orityofa letter from Liver
pool, that the captain Of vessel arriv-
ed at Dublin in ten days from Oporto,
had brought an account of a general
battle having been fought between the
armies of Lord Wellington and Mar.
shall Massena, the result of which was
the retreat OF lhe former.-----This ru-
n.or we consider as entitled to- no cree
dit. Il has probably arisen from some
incorrect statement respecting the fall
of AInrida-
A lrtter frcm Malaga dated the end
OF Inly. states that no new duties have
been imposed there since the French
took pogtsss; on of the place; bul that it
was Supposed th9e the enemy would
avail h..Eself OF such a source ofrevc
nce.as sUon ashc could do so VITA a.
ny presi ect OF advantage. No further
contributions had been recently de-
manGea. The Poles in garrison con-
Quoted themselves with strict discip.
Lac, and TO tfe APPRECIATION Of the IN
habiianis. Some opafi ia Chcers had
been seni from Cadiz tojthe neighbor.
hood Of Msrl,ella, few leagues to the
west Of Malaga, to organize the pa
tliotic pessantry in that vicinity.
We understand that $1,000 stand OF
arms are Immediately TO be sent to
Spir, the half to Gallicia, and the re-
maiRder TO Valencia and Catalonia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
OPoaTo, Sept. 8.

OPoRTo, Sept. 8.
ssI write to you by the opportunity
of Portuguese schooner, bound for
Plymouth with Merino Sheep belong.
ing TO Gen. Stuart, to give you the Ia
test information we are in poss ession
of from the armies, which you will
naturally be anxious to hear. / am dis
appointed in receiving communica.
lions to day from headquarters. which
/ consider as proof that the army
continues to retreat towards Ponte de
Mardella, where the first stand is TO be
made should Massena's army follow
Lord Wellington. We are uninform-
ed where headquarters are removed
to since they left Celerico on the Sd or
4th inst. but by some it is stated, that
the British are at sea, and the portu-
guese at Genveia, which is not impro-
bable; although | am more inclined
to think that the former are at Ler-
hares, which is much nearer to Cele.
rico but this is of little consequence.
The war will now be brought home to
us, and our brave soldiers must pre-
pare for blows: for should the enemy
follow up the British, an immediate
action must be the result. As yet
DO net find that the French had pass.
ed beyond Pinhel and Fraxidas, where
our dragoonsa few days ago had We
ry smart affair with some French ca.
valry and infantry, which were com
PEELED to retreat, leaving behind them
few wounded and prisoners. Guar
da etill continued occupied by s'rorg
detachment of English troops, who, no
doubt, will maintain that strong posi-
ton to the very last. Gov. Trant,
with his brigade Of militia, was at
Moionenta de Beirs, and Tore de
Moncorva, in the vicinity OF the Dou-
70. After tie fall Of Amelia, the
garrison, which surrendered prisoners
OF war on the octasion, had tie option
OF either catering into the French ser.
vice or being marched OF TO France !;
a considerable number accepted the
former, but with what view will bes
appear by tue event for since that Pc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
September IS.

A respectable American House yes
terday received letters from Paris, sta
ting in positive terms that Lucien Be-
naparte had embarked on board the
American ship Hercules at Leghorn,
and it was presumed that the destina-
ton OF the vessel was the u. States.
He is accompanied by his wife and
family, with retinue, consisting in the
whole of forty persons, and he had
obtained, it is added, passports from
the Emperor to facilitate his design.
By gentleman who has arrived from
France, this information is in great
degree confirmed, and we learn that it
had long bsen the intention of Lucien
to quit the eastern hemisphere, where
he could only be second to bis brother,
whom he conceived to be subordinate !,
and to be indebted to him for the I'm.
Perial Diadem he wears. 1t is repor.
ted that Lucien had amassed an i'm
mense treasure, considerable portion
of which he has deposited on board
the ship 10 which he takes his farewell
of Europe.
All the American property con6s-
Gated IN the ports of France, Holland
Italy, and Spain, as well as the ships
conveying il, had been sold, and the
proceeds placed en- depot. There was
rot the least ground to believe that
Napoleon would on the 1st November
next, repeal the Berlin and Milan De-
crees, as proposed in the Official letter
of the French Minister Of Marine to
Gen. Armstrong. This suggestion
was treated as il had been considered
IN England, merely as an Elusive os.
tentation Of pacific disposition, for
the purpose OF inducing the United
States to take measures hostile to Great
Britain. This gentleman also sup.
ports the rumor Of the pyremptory re
cal of Junot, Bcili&rd, and M'Donald,
trey having fallen uoder the displea-
sure of the Emperor, in consequence
Of some representations, or nnisrepre :
sensations, by the Prince OF EsIing.
The left banks OF The Upper Eibe,
up to Wellen5urgh OF 'rorgao, are to
be occupied by French troops, for the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

ROD nearly the whole of them have
come over and joined Col. Trant. Mar
shall Beresford, and some this British
army. This shows that the French
have no men to spare to look after the
prisoners they take.-Yo on may, how.
ever, expect gloomy accounts from.
Lisbon; for the advance of tLe enemy
will damp thespirits ofthe natives"
We have received German Papers
to the 10Th, French to the 22d, and
Dutch to the 26th inst. The Grand
Siguor had set out from Constantine
pie to place himself at the head of his
army and a general aud decisive bait
tie was expected. Voluntary enlist
.aent has ceased in the Neapolitan ar
my, and its ranks aT in future to be
filed by CONSUMPTION! A Decree for
this purpose was published on the 9th
of Aug. from Murais camp at ?iale.
These Papers also contain the O fficial
Act of the election of Bernadotte as
Crown Prince Of Sweden. They give
no account from Portugal or Spain in
these papers /; from which we may con-
clude that nothing very favorable to
Bonaparte had occurred in the PENN
sula.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
September 90.

September %!
Letters were yesterday received
from Dunkirk to the date of the Esd
lust. inclosing several licences for the
introduction of indigo and spices on
the export of the stipulated cargoes Of
wine, grain, &c. I'VE have also ta-
riff under "a new Decree, which is as
follows: -
PALACE OF ST. cLsup, Sept. IL. 1910.
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JOS6pN NIdlIue77a -,
Corner sf Ainy and Fairtar Streets, 3as'J ''
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/, quarter casks Malaga VINE 800
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March 10. .- ..-N
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