Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-10

Lsil papers, that war between France and
Russia is confidently expected.
The American Frigate John Adams. Cant.
Dent, arrived at L'Orient on the 18th Of A.
Pm, with Mr.. krying Minister Plenipotenti-
AIRY to the Court OF Denmark.
LONDON, April 20.
a letter from Plymouth states, that an or
der has been received from Government TO
detan all American vessels bounr. to France.
i he fleet destined for the Baltic is to sail
Immediately. SirJamcs Saunarez, the com
mander in chief, left town on Thursday NOR
ming TO hoist his flag on board the Victory.
The Prince Regent has appointed James
Stewart, Esq. Cor.ul at New-London.
The report ofthe capture Of Marshal New
and 5000 French troops IS ccntradictcd
Serious instructions have broken out in
several parts of Holland.
he private letters from America are
traught with apprehensons that a war VIII
Certainly take place betweenth this country and
the u States. If there is any understand
ing between Bonapartc and the American 20
vernment, IT is necessary that our Ministers
should not confine their attention alone 10 the
Baltic. If Napoleon should succeed In get
ting the Scheldt and Texel fleets 10 sea
which is now his object, he will be afraid to
send them into the Baltic, and will probably
Greer them TO make run for America. to
unite with the government of the u. States
In attacking our West India Colonies. II is
necessary, in addition to the Baltic feet, that
we should also have one Of observation on an
extensive scale, to Illustrate his objects and
IT is therefore with pleasure we find that the
most active preparations are making by the
Admiralty to meet MIN in all quarters.
q ~ l,o.-
gland from Bengal, and the Alonzo, Ander-
son, from New-Orleans in the CLYDE.
April %.
Dir Edward Pellew will hoist his flag in the
Caledonia, ITO, and proceed in her to take
the command in the Mediterranean Ljeut.
Gen. Lord W. Bentinck, who has been an
pointed to succeed Sir John Stuart at Sicily.
goes out in the Caledonia.
II is mentioned in letsers from the Medi-
terranean, that the Deys Of Algiers and Tn
MS had determined upon actual hostilities a.
sa!nst each other, and we're fitting out fleets
70 carry their designs into execution: the
neet OF inc latter, It was supposed, would
quit port the middle ofthis month.
April %.
Price of Stocks this day at one oSIock7
per cent. red. 90 SD So 5-S-3 per cen,
cons. ca 10 SD 2-9.
american letters and papers reached ne
yesterday 20 the 22d Of last month. the con-
tents Of which are wholly unintercstine. In
to the American dispute, however
We learn from what we deem good authority
N this country that the Action frirate. which
,alled few days ago for the Cape of Coed
Hope and India, took out dispatches to those
governments, apprisng them of the critical
'ituation Of affairs between England and A.
nerica, together with instructions as 70 the
to be adoptedin consequence.
Simiiar dispatches have Likewise. We hear
)een forwarded 70 our commanders in the
West Indies and 90 Halifax.
DIR Charles Cotton appointed Commando
n chict Of the Channel feet, in the room oil
Lord Zanzibar.
Admiral Young is to hoist his Oar. on board
ne Christian VII. as commander in chief in 3
he North Sea: he viii leave town tiEs dov
or Deal wy
we gave yesterday the terms on which, the
Fish Loan Cf62,50D,00O was Contracted for
Dublin on Friday last. This circumstancc
respected 70 operate iavourably for tho NH
IL on tic terms Of The Loan fer England ae
twas apprehcnded that the Irish Loan ,yo,,Id
e 20 be raiscd IN this Country. in addition 70
nc Loan for Great Britain.
The following ave extracts from Iet,e~s
'ostcd up at Lloyd's yesterday afternoons -.
Cor rFNprEc neil 10 II