Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18
NEw-YoRx. Sept. 10.

The following letter was received bv the
ship Experiment. captain Swaine. dated
on beard the ship Ann, captain Pen.
dergrast, at sea, Sept. Sd, 1910. to the
editors of the Mercantile Advertiser.
enclose you all the political infor.
NATION in my power to give, and request
you will be pleased to insert in your pa
per, that the ship Ann, Pendergrast, 81
days from France, was spoken in lat 20
SO, long 81, 80, with 1870 passengers on
board, all well, having lost but one man
named VIM. Rogers of consumption.
We have dispatches for the American
government, dated in July, supposed 10
be OF very unfortunate nature.
CABIN PASSENGERS.
VIM. Lee. Esq American Consul at Bor-
deaux. MIR c. Field supercargo, of
Philadelphia.
Capt: G. W. steinhouse of do
Thomas Brown, of do .
Edward Barry of do
-M , Sunbury, of Baltimore
Samuel Cover, of do
WIN. Sloak of PhiIad
so Mates and 100 Seamen.
am sirs. Your obed't servant.
JOHN BARNEY"
f" The French Government having re-.
FUSED to Gen. Armstrong, any one Of the
seqnestered American vessels to carry
home their crews, the ship Ann was
chartered by Mr.. Lee, Consul at Bordeaux
for this purpose-=the day before she SAIL.
ed an order was received at the Police
Ofhce OF Bayenne, to prevent all foreign-
ers from leaving France without special
permission from the Minister os Police at
Paris--'he Ann being nearly ready for sea
nOf r<.,-x t,ofo ~.
der could be carried into effect at St. Jean
de LUZ.
His Imperial Majesty appears to be
much incensed at the la-e accounts fr. A..
merica. AS soon as the report of the re-.
peal OF Non-Intercourse Law reached
raIis, the Duke Of Galore addressed
note to Gen. Armstrong, marked with an
unusuai degree of anxiety to have ascer-
ta'neu the tact OF the repeal, and few
Gays afterwards the American Cargoes
sequestered IN Spain, were advertised to be
soio at auction on the LIST of August==those
seized IN Holland and the North of France
were sold at Antwerp in June The pro.
oaoie amount OF proceeds would exceed
Eight Million of Dollars.
letter from the Advocate General oF
the Customs at Paris, stated, the Empe-
ror had uecreed ON the &c. h June. that the
compromised vessels who had resumed the
american Flag, should be re-sequestered--
several were on the point OF sailing in bal.
last' not being permitted to take cargoes
On board.
IL was generally believed that Sweden
and Denmark would become one sover.
e'snty, under the present Danish Monarch.
and that Holstein, Sleswig and perhsps
owedish Pomersnia would be coded TO
France.
Cotton had risen 80 soils per ID in con-.
sequence of an intended prohibition of that
article==and colonial produce had aug
mehted Considerably, as an hope of any
relaxations in favor Of commerce. was ex..
-inct.
Extract from the Moniteur Of July %.
Fsv.YeRE, May Is.
=" Letters from Washington confirm
What we have already stated about the
iissentions which exist in the National Ca.
,inet. a contest has arisen between
Mr.. Madison and Mr.. Smith, and the lat.
er has left Washington. II is reported |
nat MIR. Jackson will be invited to return
md renew his negotiations. IN what
strange world we I've. How is IL /
possible TO disbelieve in miracles, when !
ne see President Madison a Inckonist. Gen
gave ball on Monday at his
'ouses IN bsnor of the Tx Brush Minister
md his Lady.