Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-22

ushed entire, and which, we presume, Will
be found interesting. The Fox was brought
forward for trial, and Sir VIM. Scott post
poned his decision until lie should be cf1cial-
Is inSormedof the existence, or repeal OF the
l;srln ard Milan DEGREES. M
1--WE Tu.s!lcnlearn that the King was ex-
|msnslf dg;:SrN of. ne NM "' @'''''' NV
beid-GIsfile Rietl at Edinburgh on the
|p9th Nav, wherehe had gone to attend the
Nneral Ct his "a ID Lord President Blair.
!, r fo s,s,s - Pom the Armies in Portugal
LoND DON, May 90.
The following article proves the desire of
Bonaparte to couciliate Americas aud tho
his object may re TO cr.ibroil England with
that country, thnt SO far he is acting towards
hsSiSith good faith
steof american vessels arrived or car
49, INTO France since the 21st November
Ii Bid now released under the Repeal CT
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES -
The Globe, Murphy, from Baltimore; the
Atlas, Forbes, Do the Female, Cfpgh. 10,
NewfYork; traveller, frende $ras., dc.
Grase-Ann- Green, Gregg do Sui Emmc-
line, Hutchinson from Philadelphia Meteor,
Hawley, do. Liberty, Scheer, do. Hare, Bes-
tody, fron Boston Lydia, Klhom, do. Sally,
------, from Marb!ehead the Adventure,
Collyer, do. the Alert, Nichols, from New
ouIvport, and the Bird Evans from Salem
(Signcd) The Minister of Foreign Affairs,
DUKE DE BASSANO.
June Awe have received Paris papers
to The S0th ult 1t will be seen in our ex-
tracts, tnatthe evacuation of Almeida, and
the retreat of the French across the Ague-
da, wer 4Aswn in the French capital Boz
naparte I'd his consort left Caen, On the Goth
ult. tsisSaerburg.
June 5.-The American Consul has arri-
we'd from France, having left Paris on the
Doth ult. 1t is supposed that he has brought
from MIR. Russell, Charge d'Afaires in that
city, further confirmation OF the reinquish-
ment of American shipping and property in
the French harbers.
fall the silly rumors of an attempt TO
assassinate Bonapartc, the last is the most
absurd. 1t states that pistol shot was fired
through the skirt OF his coat in Paris, aud
that to facilitate the discovery of the assas-
sin, TIE gates had been closed for four hours,
and all this at a time wien Bonaparte was
on tour to Cherburg.
It's said that Government has obtained the
consent CT the Cortes and Regency to take
thirty Thousand SpaniarIls into British pay.
Amorning paper states, that the marriage
on Bpnapate and Maria Louisa has not pro-
duced that subservience, on the part of the
emperor of Austria, which was expected,
as the consequence Of that matrimonial ALI
ance; and that his majesty has actually re-
fused to ratify the commercial treaty lately
negotiated at Paris by Count Metternich.
Lord Wellington has issued Proclamation
at Lisbon, from his ownprivate press, in con-
A4dence' the Portuguese Govcrnmenthav-
b deelinedAto publish it. The reader will
ole Oh ibis Lordship last year recon-
EN- % IL people of Portugal, in the
fbbaBye fin<#f March Of the French to re-
moveaalt t2ieR valua5les within the lines for
safe custody. This the Government would
netpublish at the time, The noble Lord has
now printedit; and in second column, pub
fishes another, in which he says-that the
prudCpce ufhis recommendation is now PROV
ed Ii his advice had been followed, they
would not have had to deplore the losses they
suffered; and he again warns them to be OH
their guartl--and even now to place their pro-
perry out of the reach of the enemy, as after
all they may attempt, and even be able to re-
turn.
Jnly 6.--A Mr.. M'Rae is arrived from
MorlaiS, with dispatches for the American
minister in Lcndon. We are informed that
liley alUOlllCe Tue ISie1SC OF All <tuCf1Cdl
ships seized in France between certain dates;
and that the Berlin and Milan DEGREES had
been absolutely rescinded, 50 tar as they re-
lated To the United States.
We lament to state, that the intelligence
which we exclusively announced yesterday
of second engagement having taken place
betweeatite Allied Army, under Lord Wel-
lingtoDS and the French, which, it is said,
was aAenNed with fatal consequences TO ihe
formeE sssf|e to tAgeneraliy credited.
ATH&H BATTI.EI
"NE1p1lsAff Idiegrahh Office,
JHesdny Looming.
We haSsGa.sb inform the pG5iic, in a
third EDITION, that the PJramus frigate, capt.
Da,,hwood anchored at so?itbead at 3 o'clock
this evening. from the mediterranean aud
that VIC have Just received nc following IN
teliigcncc from her -
The Pgramus, on Thursday last, spoke
k,n American ship OF Lisbon, Which had come
,ut OF tine Tagus on Ike previous TUESDAY
he ml&crot which tc.l Captain @shwood,
II" tltat the moment Of III, getting under way,
az sccou1g had arrived OF another battle hav-
1 mg been fought, by the army commanded by
Lord Wellington" II blew very hard when
this c9lamanication took place, which pre-
vcnH any more beips sad BY the American
! ANftncr AnRrican tysac the PyrdmGs fell
/ in with 1zs the samc report il j,
! no ;rfrl,e+ III es,,e eye,t bav.,ne