Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
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LATEST FROM EUROPE

l'ATFSF FROM EUROPE.
Our very obligiug corcsrnn,leui at Newport l.s
forwgr'eo iondo" papcrs (the Cou,icr) 10 The frat
o. July. They we're received at that place by an
arrival in 10 DAYS from lisbon. In addition Ia the
arr = which may be forrti Under orr foreign head
We have collected the following:
LONDON, June co.
Paris papers have arrived 10 the Goth lust There
we've several ariiCes iu them OF considerable ntc-
rest. About fortueh, before the armistice was
concluded, Bcnapartc scat OIL BeauhaIl,ois with all
speed TO i,siv aud in announcing his departure lac
said the Niceroy of Italy goue ON particular
tnisson, which mission we suspected ~ the time
20 have for Its object the assembling Of an army ei,
therto meet the prep rations OF Austria in that quar-
ter. or to overaweher We have the eonfrnia
ton OF that suspicion IN article from Verona, in
forming us that troops arrive daily aud that they
are 10 form part OF the Army of Adiee assembled
by the Nieeroy of Italy, and which, Judging from
the dispositions Inade, will be consderahle''
A. article from Vienna. considers Continental
Ieace as near, and from Prague We are told thar
in the event OF Congress taking place, which e.
very 'hng induces us to expect, do not know whe-
therit will he held n our town many persons think
it will be held at Dresden" An article from Dresden
add. that Hotels are preparing there to receive
peisorages OF distinction And We are assured ae
SIDES that the different Cabinets very aeveiv
employed; there beng constant exchange of coti-
riers." From these articles. halfof which are war
Ike anil the other half pacific, certain infereu-
ces csn be drawn, and no positive opinion formed
But this state of doubt aud uncertainty can last lut
lew days. Were TO hazard conjecture, il would
be that If negotiation be entered into at all, il
WI be Tor Continental aud rot for General
Peace
Mr.. Whitbread made Yesterday his motion relat-
I'VE TO peace, and suipized the house, rs 10 doubt
nc will surprise our readers, with the conduct which
h2 supposed most hkcly to obtain peace upon Sc
cure and honorable terms. Mr.. Whitbrcad charges
Ai1isters with having omitted favorable oupurtu-
mt, OF attempting to negotiate Immediately after
tae destruction OF the Preach army in Russia.
Ahere are private letters from Paris of the Esd
June, which mention great rise in the French
finds.
omnium rose this morning nearly half per cent
ms IS the day on which the Receipts are taken
and they were taken very eagerly.
LONDON, July Though the Armistice stip.
ulated that hostties should cease upon all points
yelthat cessation IS understood by the crown Prince
10 b" only between the French and beIliperent
troop and not to apply to hostities between the
Swedes aud Danes. Hence by letters from Stral-
SUE We lind, that the crown prince has announce ed
the commencement { hos lities between kussi,
and Denmark and Sweles and Denmark Some
letters add, that hostiles have actually begun. |
Eonln be most desirable event if by rapid blow |
the swedish troops should be able to dispose OF the
Danish army and render it longer an avsiis bile
resource TO BOnapartc. We trust our troops that
have been SO long detained by contrary Winds will
YET arrive In time to cooperate with the Swedes
he 7lst, saith aud 21st regiments, embarked YES
terday at Hawch and with the 72nd, embarked
before, will proceed to The Baltic as soon as the
transports which sailed from the Downs ON Tues
day appear of that port
Davoust continues to treat Hamburgh with all the
severity SO consenai 20 his masters and probably
his own nature. All tue money in the Hamburger
1ahS and az circulation is to be seized, in part of
the contribution levied. Every tenth man is also
ordered to enter the French service and all absen
tees are to lose their property they do return
within week.
we nave almost forgotten to allude to the article
from 1enoa, which announces no encanpment at
iouion, and states, shat ements have been re-
marked IN that part which indicate that so large an
nssem6iaSe OF f0ree has a more important objec,
than the mere defence of the coast III there be
such an assembsgc of force there, n is probably
with view OF preventing us from making any more
drafts IN Sicily to reinforce army in Spain or of
making some effort tn support the queens party in
the Island Bold, obstinate and daring, hers is OF
that class of minds that only abantons its purpose
with life.