Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-18
=. NEW York, Nov. II.
VERY LATE FROM PORTUGAL.

I NEw York, Nov. II.
| VERY LATE FROM PORTUGAL
| Last evening arrived at this port. the fast
sailing brig Young Soldier, Calder from Lis
BON, from whence she sailed on the 9TH OF
| October.
| Capt. &. informs us that the armies re-
manned almost inactive, and that no battle
ofany Importance had taken place for many
weeks
Markets were improving S Is and
on the rise.
The ship Oroonoko, Capt Richards, was
bsGT]ast 4vening in 50 days from Liver
pRNHIhks ship will probably furnish us
wipyNvpn hapcrs to the 5th OF 9th of Oct
Our rastSavic&s from London only reached
to the 25th September. We understand the
0rconcko has several passengers, among
whom is MIR. VIM. Oracle.
The French privateer Marengo sailed
from Amboy on Sunday morning, on cruise !;
and few miles to the Southwark of the Hook
she discovered the British brig of war CAL
iibre, aud tackled and stood i'll shore, where
she anchored.
RCBBERY.-On Saturday afternoon the
I'd inst. short time before Capt. Griswcld
sailed from New Yorl, for the village of
Newburgh, nine thousand six hundred dol
lars. in bills, were given him, directed 60 the
bank Of Newbargh, and BY him put into his
state room: As soon as the vessel WAS got
under way, the captain discovered the money
h9l bees stolen. NPrpper inquiries were irn-
NJ diateIySynade q theI Passengers on board
slap, tom wiNFit appeared that no
c&lsc$ ASH piciciey}es attached TO them.
| Issis sHDpded tjE mdny was taken previ-
Gus ia the Vessels leaving the dock in New
York
| On Friday night arrived at philadelphia
brig Janus, Anderson. from Cadiz, who in
forms, that in the evening of the gath of Sept
an embarcation of the troops took place
at Cadiz, and under the escort of 13 gun
boats had sailed for Roam, French post, a.
bout seven miles north of Cadiz bay, he had
heard ths action commence, but did not learn
w Nrstata, the frlgqtcs President,
] moddse I{1t& and sloop of war Wasp,
will sNl f9Sthis port this morning on a
The forged Cer.fcafes.--It may be re-
membered that we, not long since, mention
ed that two certificates of six per cent stock
one for $4,000 dollars, and the other fer l5,-
600 dollars on being presented at the Urea
sury, were discovered to have been forged
that the register of the Treasury recollec-
ted that some years since that he had miss
ed some blank certificates, that certain
| clerk, who had been discharged from the
office, and who had gone abroad, was sus-
peel his suspected man arrived at this
pq P69 FriNay evening from Liverpool, and
aHheGce& Of government had long been
uRn e looV put, and had discovered he was
Yam her they were prepared for him
Edingly Marshal Curtenius took the
| Posse MIN on Friday evening, boarded
the shipdhd arrested his prisoner. But alas,
this man had figured away in such style in
Liverpool, as to entce beautiful and ac-
complished girl to marry him, and accompa-
MED him in his voyage. To describe her
distress and amazement, or his shame and
guilty appearance, is beyond the powers OF
the pen. He is lodged in Jail--E. Post.
November 10.
| FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
/ The passengers III the ship Oronooko, captain
Richards, arrived in town at O'clock yester-