Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
LATEST FRON EUROPE

LATEST FRON EUROPE
BY the several ships arrived at Bos-
ton, ew-York and Philadelphia, we
have London accounts to the 28th of
July: Lisbon to the 18th. No battle
had been fought in Portugal-The
Russians had beaten the Turks back
to Adrianople-The government of
Hoi and is no more-L osses and com.
plants in ireland and Great Britain
The Westphalian troops refuse to
march to Spain on which Jerome Or
dered out all conscripts, including boys
above 14-Queen, of Holland died
sndden!y-The Danes will not now
suffer any American ships to 20 to the
Island of Sylt, nor to any port on the
west coast of ,Holstein, Schleswick, &
Jutland, to unload. A total exclusion
OF the Americsns is daily apprehend-
ed. N %
From ourfles of London Couriers.
we ascertain the English market -
I" Corn Exchange, July 1s--suppl1es
OF wheat considerable, little of first
quality, which maintains price inferi-
or very dull wheat 7ss. to 112 -four,
fine 95s. to 100. July 2o-wheat, fine.
hardly at last prices; inferior, no sale /;
-four 95s. to 1oo." July ri, g the
Corn crops generally. we are happy to
say, are OF great promise" July 49,
short supplies to-day of English wheat,
considerable foreign, which is heavy
and cheaper, except fine; 78s. to 112.
fine 11.8 to 1872; -four, fine, 95s. to 100.
seconds 90 to 95s.
Bait. Fed. Gaz.
The late News from England pre-
sents the strongest features OF absolute
despotism on the continent--and the
strongest, symptoms of dismay in En-.
gland thatswe have seen in the whole
course of the present war. Napoleon
has laid his hand upon Holland--irs
king retires from her throne and she
ceases to be nation. He is extend
ing his system of military, and En-
gland, in spite of her insensibili ty, is
compelled to feel the counteracsing eff
fects of her own injustice and tyran-
ny.
The articles selected from London
papers, give sad comment on their
late Wanting accounts ofnational pros
perity. Whatever may be the reason
ing or the substitute for the reasoning,
OF their Bankers, Stockholders, ex.
change Brokers and Cofee-house poll.
ticlans--we have learnt something by
late experience and capnot but per-
ceiye the affinity of their paper credit
systeRto the rise, progress, and de-
cease Of our own, al exempli6ed by
banks withoat capital, and Jews and
Brokers without mercy The rise of
stock in England is probably at this
day, as much of a mystery to good-na-
tured Enslishmen, both to be inform
ed and willing to he cheated. LAS the
rise OF the premium on Boston money
was to us, before we made the fortu-
nate discovery---that money was mo-
ney, all over the world, and that bank
bills were merely its representatives.
like our own representatives In the
market OF legislation--good, bad, and
Indifferent.
Vigorous measures are pursued by
the French Emperor to put his naval
force in aforn5idabIe situation.
There isia report of general bat.
tie in Portugal between the 1oth s. 18Th
of July, in which Lord Wellington was
said to have been slain--The pains
taken by the Courier to prove the ne
gative, by asserting that no Official in
telligence OF such an event had arriv-
ed, IS but i'll calculated "a discredit the
report. 1t may however be false-.-we
hear or no tower guns, no celebration
Ut a victory in London- arrivals from
Portugal or Spain will in all probabiliA