Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-30

ihree per cent SonSolS, 81 Omni
um 6 Premium.
BY the convoy that is now assembling at
Sp,thead, deiachments will be sent for eve
ry English regiment now in North A.
merica. Officers will also be sent for the
Canadian militia, with 4 great quantity of
naval and military stores.
The Petersburg G. ,zette of The 8th of Ju-
ly, announces that Gen. Barcley de FOLLY,
has received the command in chief of the
Russian and Allied armies. He has pubiish-
ed a Proclamation in which he recommends
the progress OF instruction and maintenance
c. discipline.
Private intelligence from Stockholm, an
nounces that open hostilities have already
taken place between Sweden and Denmark
and that the Swedish Government has for
hidden all merchant vessels TO pay the
Sound Dnties The Danish Flotilla attack
ed the Gun Boats at Maluspe They fought
desperately, and the loss was considerable
on both sides
1t is asserted, that all the political con-
neXions between MIR, Cunning and the
Marquis Wellesley, have ceased.
The ship OF war Lord Nelson will be in>
mediately launched at Wooiwich. She is
pierced to-; 120 guns, and will carry IN ad
dition "a carronades.-She is the strongest
vessel eVer built for the English navy.
August r.
The convoy destined for English Ameri.
ca, sailed on Friday last from Falmouth, to
the number of about 100 sail, escorted 5v
the Albion of74 guns, two frigates, and
sloop of war.
Inc Baltic fleet safely arrived on Thurs
day last at Yarmouth. they passed the Belt
under the escort Of several ships of the line,
and other armed vessels that were neces
sary to preserve it from the attacks of the
Danes.
August 8.
1t is believed, that the English troops that
are proceeding to the Baltic, will form the
garrison uf Strasund, and will be in reserve
20 the Swedish Army.
The 10th and the 84ih regiment, having
been Flied, have just embarked for the Pc
ursula.
The young Stael Ho,tein, who was IN
he service of Sweden. was some time since
S'led IN q Duei at LoOezen, by an aid de
camp Of Iettenbol II.
1t was reported at Gottenbnreh, that an
American frigate, and large armed, schoo
ner the same nation, were upon the coas,
o. Norway
A treaty of Alliance has been concluded
oetyyeen the Regency OF Algies and that
Il P9rtugai /. was concluded July II. a,
Agers and ratified at Lisbon. Ii stipu
i'''es no payment Of money to the Barbara
ans.
Angus; g.
On Saturday, the Admiralty received
ne VS. that the ~ States frigate, Com. Rod
gers had taken the Cruizer, a vessel of sar.
the Latter having AIKEN the American fri
late Tor an English vessel rom Greenland
Inc Oberon was with her, but escaped.
There IS reason to fear that this frigate has
done considerable mischief among the ves-
seis engaged IN the Greenland fishery.
By the arrival of a vessel from the coast
OF france, We learn that The Plempotentia
RES had had their first sitting in Prague
Preparations are making tn, re for the re-
ception OF the Minister from England.
August Il.
In consequence of the great difficulty that
has been experienced in Completing the
crews OF the irisate now at Chatham and
5heerness, orders were given 10 disarm the
Christian the VII. and to dispose of her
crew. That vessel will be re-equped as
speedily as possible. We cannot omit relat-
lag this TACT, although the conclusion TO be
drawn from it, is very unfavorable TO US
such measures were not necessary, when
we had the ability of procuring seainen from
the Mediterranean, the Adriatic, the Baltic,
the United States, and even from the coast
OF France We plainly perceive the dIsad-
vantageous effects of he per eyerance of
France on the Continental System.
Pampeluna Continues to be bloc&aded by
a Spanish corps under Gen raj O'DOnnell,
bur hat place cannot be vigorously besieg-
e., as tile corps under General Hill is at a
distance from it, tor tn purpose CT reinforc-
ing the army of General Wellington, who
occupies strong position with the divisions
OF Gems Pakenham, Pringle, and Clinton.
The i'll success Of the terrible assault that
was made upon st. Sebastians on the 9Th
OF 5uiy, was owing to- the intimidation of a
ditch shat separates the Isthmus upon which
ut. Sebastians is situated, from the continent
The c1rnage Was terrble.-Ai who occu
pied the trenches was eXterminated. The
Portuguese in particular, were entirely des-
troyed. The English battalion Of the Roy
ais, 40 strong, had 298 men killed or
wounded.
Cen. Maitland set oil on Friday last, for
Portsmouth. in order 20 embark for the Is
land Of Malta, of which he is about to take
the command. Tie Boyne, OF % guns, car
rieS him to that island She takes also ON
board 81 Russian Minister To- the Court of
Sardinia
A transport vessel from Setuan, in Barba
ry, has arrived al Portsmouth She brings
to tins country Sadi Hadge Hamct Ertini.
comptroller or director Of the customs Of
Ietuan, who, It is said, is relation of the
Emperor Of Morocco. His Son is with him
When hc landed, he was saluted by dis
e ..as