Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07

death, are occasioned by violentme ahss |
We find, however, that the Crown
Prince had been previously unweIl,
tho the Stockholm Gazette of the 25th,
four days before his decease, stafes
that he had recovered from his indis-
position, and was able to continue his
journey. Had poison been the cause,
his death would have been more ling !,
ering. Weshould not have found him
able to review troops and ait on horse.
back only the moment before he died.
His death has given great confidence
to the party that espoused the cause
OF the son of Gustavus, and letter
from correspondent mentions an In
surrection to have taken place in his
favour at Stockholm.
Private Correshondenee.
HARwIcH, June
We have this day had three vessels
ItSm Rotterdam, with passengers=-and
from Gottenburg with mail and
Psssengers. BY the former we learn tia,
the King of Holland aud his wife have left
that country, and that he has positively
abdicated his throne, the consequence
whereot' It is considered. will be the i'm
mediate annexation of Holland to France
The country therefore is represented as
oeing IN the greatest CONSERVATION aud tn.
muIt--and several OF the most respectable
houses are making up their affairs to quit
the country. The fcelings-of the Dutch, are
saft to be now worked up 10 a bitch. that
they are ripe for revolt Tbut. fear. a..
ny attempt would be in vain.1 1t is. how :
ever. confidently reported in Holland chat
nostiiities arc abou. 10 commence between
France and Russia, whose Emperor Is sta
ted to be In such compleat dislike, that il
expected he will share similar fate to
MS predecessor.
BY the Gottenburg packet, we have
adviees OF an insuireciion at Stockholm a
strong party having shewn themselyes in
favor OF The son OF the dethroned Gus,a.
vus; and frederick of Augustenburg, the
declared Hered:tary Prince, has been Dol
! sonedl Wills. taking an ali ing on horse
back, he suddenly fell, and expired imme.
diateiy. and on examining his body, il was
found that his death had been occasionyd
| BY poison"
Letters, from Dunkirk were received
yesterday morning, 10 the date of Monday
last. Bonaparte had left that place On his
journey to Rouen and a report prevailed,
that his frs! measure on his return to Pa,
ris, would bes TO declare war against the
u. States of America. Z.
II has for some time been re ported. tina
the French government had refused TO
grant Iicences forthe fur, her expectation
of grain, unless England would CONSENT
totrade wine and brandy also. We yes.
terday saw some letters from the French
coast, which state the contrary to be the
faciA They inform as, that the products
Of FNpce were stiil allowed 10 be export.
ed, WIZ the exception OF a few forbidden
articles. Scveralships laden with grain,
arrived within the last two days. :,
Extraa Of letter from Constan;inople, of
~ the 2asof April 49,
"There will shortly arrive from EevDt
fresh troops, who viii Join the Janissarives,
la ely raised in the camp Of the Grand
Vizier, at Schumia.
:. It appears tina. the Porte is determin.
ed not TO charge lis syslem. Baron de
Huksel, Russian Banker, and Charge
d'AGaiIs to the kings Of Denmark and Sag,
ony, has had several conferences with orr
ministers, in which he has made propositi
ons for peace. We are INFO med that those
of the Ottoman minis err have not been
deemed admissible at St. Pc ersbure. & IN
consequence we expect important events
as soon as the fine season commences"
CAbbeille du Nord, May 49,
Constantinople, March IS.
A very active recruiting is carrying On
in all the provinces cfihe Turkish Empire
the Asialic Pastralilis, in particular, raise
great number of men: The Turks en-.
pear 10 have somewhat recovered from
their stupefaclion into which they were
plunged by the late campaign. The
Grand Signior will place himself at he
head of the troops from Asia, on which
he has a greater reliance than on those
from Europe. He has caused them to be
exercised for some time and provided with
arms on The European nodel---[C Cores.
pondent May 1871
Extract from Lord Cochrane's Speech
IN, the House of Commons, in the
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