Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24
Summary.
FRoa rnE ESSEX tsALnm) RrcIsrka.

'orme'l ofthc action at Ruscbuk, and hat tic Rms.
sans abandoned the place, and passed. to IN. ONO
T ~. oark' ard have taken their head-aga,.teis a.
',foItcwo. This place IS la WaIiscLia ard mon
me 5antIbc. and was large citv Ii Ie,, a sfrnao
tort nsat;on upon thc island Siobosi in In. iirb
spas 70 command the river from R,fschuk to Cio,
EeNo; INC lsrssians appesr 10 hsrc passed. thc
panuoe, and to hsve abandoned B,.ls,ari. ss
hsI rctired from Slistri,, further icwn Inc river
ann on the southern side in Buyaria ,;I;sti, We
"so upon The Danube and ls-,c and well fortified
anu not TAR from the VIII which the Creefan Err
pfrors ra'scd 10 guard tTe frontier, s-o, a.. ~
c,irs.ons % the northern tribes TIN. hah;t,r,s
e'Heis turks, but they are not NJ Ciorg.v, tIc
present hea'i -quarters of the Russians S;I;sfr;, .
io the s.eGc AMI battles OF 1878 between
Tue same powers. The Turks took noss..ss;,.,f IS
hoschnk as soon as the Russians abartorcl !, H..
" IS SAID had directed their main arm; 10 -,.obcr
quarter, and had not attempted to pass IN. rver I,
rs S'f,e' nc uFNish movements are very i'm
perfectly explained, and it is only from so,,.. 80,
action that We discover their strength ADD o,.t;
o''s. The course of the Danube IS pearIs ,.t..lS
SO inst Sihstgia Laws about two degrees castrIv ~
Nnseak, and then the Danube takes a more sc,-b-
cry course, ieav, Silistria st ts nearest III
10 the Black Sea, hut at one quarter % +Ie i;s,.
WIueh would be measured IN the course a: the fiver
oii'stl7a IS abou. degree north CT Warra to sbrh
senor. on the BLACK Sea the Russians a, ADVANCED
anti 4 isslot far from the Longitude Of IY,o IT.
harbour near Warra Is said To be the DIV nm. ~
lse european SIDE ct the Black sea, that is 1T for
soups IL was subject o. contention between Tho
ana liunsarians in the middle oft the ffteentt
century From the movement. or the Rnss;a.s j.,
the Turkish provinces We tiseover M Lone, ~,
they vail penetrats beyond the Danube, and Il i
sNh That the Turks WILL not consent even IN tha
boundary, but are determined that thev shall re
1l.S thcir steps, and resign To them tie provinces
which they have invaded, and which tIev sri; bald
"a Their possession by their invsdit . armies
by the many arriyaIs from R,.ssia We learn moth
ing Which 0an Justify the belief of speedy r,,nture
between France and Russia. The French have
in "a Il
and the countries adjacent to the Russian Enr,9-
but the number is variousIy given Wehear im,et-
iect accounts of disconteats in some of the gret
towns, out they have no particulsI. character ard
s,. rom military power, Shen Il later
ieres with The evil, by foreign troops. The ching
es SAID to have been made ia the pltis siam Courf.
nave not been found uniavorable 70 the uolcy which
mas lately obtaihed ia Prussla.
rom rsfs we learn some Of the domestic occur
rehsts e tate assurances which the Frencl y RI,
psror hes gwen to the deputies OF the !onian Isls
sre Oh greet consequence, IS they regsr,l the n,,o
Ieets Tor peace, and the future arransemetts Of
nc sui're. ~ the most ureTuivoc,l manner the
r.nlperor declares he VIII not abandon any mar, ~.
the property OF thS Enp.ss vhcl, the British ma
val superiority has put into the hands OF the Rr;,;b
natton In regard to ecclesiastical aff.i-s tbs l.
VS' seo'ants are the most favorable 10 the power OF
the emperor The Committee to whom ~ H.
pi the Deliberations Of the eo,,yocat;o, ,yos :.
ted were TO report, sud the eouvoc .tiop s,,n ;e
tci, though many members had retired an tbot dc
so'uuon had not actually been implied bv the ~
sen'e VI ''le members, or any sessions which
n y, peeh ord:ined ~ IS even reported that his
hohness Wall be induced TO acccht TIC see oT Uo,,o
uhuer the new establishment, ard separated from,
the civil funetions, and from regard to the sneev
resuteton os order IN the Churches and for the e.
cincsuoa OF the ithu and il is aBprehendef that
the general spiri Of the Catholic Church will h. In
aHlsent to tins order OF Ecclesiastical af,irs os at
least best to meet the present constituted autbort
es Oh Enrope u IS eas ~ perceived that resistance
~ Tue present time Will gyc such al yaptares tn tbc
rrotesant Churches raay not be recovered by the
Dathohc Churches but at great expencc rud th4t
sach an order OF things will give them the r,ost "a
Foiabie condition ia which to asset their future
yhs' or 10 possess that superiority they may Judge
aie 10 Their talents to their zeal ard to then dis
erctOn. Us
Oar last accounts from England ofsrno ,l,ine new
ne hsuon discovers no purpose Of adding to the
NUMBER oi ITS enemies, but renounees no claims
which u lrs made by its superior naval po,ycr II
continues lis Operations against ali tho colo,;.g -
france and IT'S allies, which are accessible to it's ma
WIZ We are told however that the Drteh in
'oFa 90 not intend 10 follow the example of the
weak garrison of Madagascar That they will moi
surrender the Island, bot withdraw as NAV be es-
pesi.nt from he settlement which the English can
SpproSeh, aud leave the climate to aunibilate the
strength OF the invaders, while they expect the
tune ~ winch the allies will fulfil their promises of
restoring hcm to their pOsscssiors aud of main
t"nlug the government which uuit,d them to IIol
lan'i. | he british army is to remain in Portugal
aeconhng to the last dates, and many things are ssid
TO encourage the hopes that the French viii not
recover the possessions of that country or
INC reinioreements by which they m1y hopc for
success IL IS even said th&t the English calculate
upon The reduction of Rodrigo rs they dl lpou he
stormng OF BadsiOz. II is said Frsuch force IL near
hoiifYo winch can support aud supply it, The
French, encouraged BY tie bravery oil heir tro,ps
~ iarraSona, ant,ipotc tic speedy surrender OF
tisucFAs and the progress os tl,-ir arms aoue, The
shores OF the MedtetTaucan, aud appear confident
OF the success pi their campaigns in the next season.
m every part %. Spain II h. hecu sgid that SOUit
MAS ih Nurcia, 70 cooperate with the army which
was north 90 alcntia, While he approached on tic
south. Another Junction TO be raadc II ; la.
manea IN regard To tue future Operations in Pnrtu.
Gal: The English in Portugal bad inaintsined their
Posuon near the pass at Bgdajoz, aud bad also oil
rectctt part 81 their forces towards Rodrigo. IL Is
sed that the spnnars in arms IN the northern bro
Vihces OF spain we're soil forfuidablc but no French
accounts or Frcnelr movements in Spain ap.
pear 20 give deep interest in these military trans
actions iha great cbjccts OF ths French arc dis.
Il ctly seen.
1--we n,ay Judge Of tic progress of tic vices r.
finsi1td from the executions ~ London NC should
hni the prevalent wees such as 10 gllt be expected
among Commercial people. ~ 50 yoars before
1900, arc reported i75i executions u tie ctv o.
thcsc, ono fourth were fDr robbery, ard one Lsf
for violating property More we're executed for
forgery thanfor murder. The comfncr ial habits
Vhlch meltplJ changes Of coaGition, also Nv axe,
tho spirit Of enterprise. Prc, upon the commerce
Of 81. Domingo before the revolution, supposed that
i'dTopc furnished America one hundred thousand
persons snuudiy.
The KisAt ordering effhs Hsan.