Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-08
FOR EIGN.
LATE NEWS FROM ENGLAND AND
SPAIN.
{ Concluded from our last.
NEWPORT, August %.

august "a.
The Times of the 2Sth June, says, {" Mr.
Mackenzie, who some time ago was employ,
ed for an exchange of prisoners with France
left town on Friday, for the head quarters
of the Allied Armies III Germany. His DIES
patches are supposed TO contain the result
of the deliberations of the British Govern
ment on the communications made 10 them
relative TO the Armistice.
In order TO ascertain the real sentiments
of the Danish Court, with regard to the bel
ligerent powers, on the 3Osh MAY, the Swe.
dish Court Chancellor Baron Won Wetter
stedt, the Imperial Russian General, Won
Souchtclan, as likewise the English Ambas-
sador and Envoy, MIR. Thornton and Major
General Hope, sailed from Stralsund for Co
penhagen, with intention to make proposals,
according TO which, peace with G Britain
might be concluded, and in conjunction
herewith, the demands of Sweden said TO be
founded on treaties, but considerably dimi.
nlShed by her own consent, would have been
acceded to- The Danish Minister of State,
Rosencrantz, gave direct refusal to those
proposals, and IN consequence the ncgotia-
tors return ned To Stralsund, or the 4th June.
without being permitted to go on shore at
Copenhagen.
The Crown Prince ofSweden was busily
terrifying himself at Stralsund the first dj-
vision OF Swedish troops was between Gade
busch, Sshwerin and Wjsmar; the second at
Rostock the third at TrbSeer and Grim.
men, and the reserves at Richlenburch and
Franzourg In these positions the Swedes
are awaiting the arrival of the Russian and
RUSSIAN troops meanwhile they offer to
receive as volunteers, all those who are
Wiling TO hgnt tor German liberty, and pro-
fOtstr IL Ia.
army shall have reached the number stipu~
lated by treaty.
The Baltic expedition, comprising 81 sail
OF transports, having on board 1000 troops,
and l4O pieces of artillery, besides stores.
renamed wind bound at Deal, at the last
dates
a notification from the French authorities
at Hamburger, dated June Is, has been pub
lished, that the port was open to France &
her dependencies.
In debate IN the British House of Lords,
June %, on the Swedish treaty, LordIC astle.
reaSh said " That with respect to the great
parsonage ar the head Of the Swedish army
there was every reason to place the greatest
confidence in him, both as To the sincerity If
ms intentions, and his abilities in leading on
MS forces against the common ensmy.''
In the House Of Commons, June 20 a mo-
ton was made for leave to bring in a bill TO
prevent the importation of Cotton from the
United States, (Which was allowed in mem
trail vessels by the 43d of the present Kinpl
SO long as British manufactures should be
excluded from the American market. The
motion underwent a long and animated dis,
cussion, idthe cOuvse Of which this country
was declared TO have been degraded into
tne tool OF France, by series of depredati-
ons and insults, which ought IN have insoir.
ed different feeling, and excited the true
and indignant spirit Of national pride, resent
ment and honor.--The advocates of the mo-
ton thought it ought to be adopted as a
measure OF restriction and retaliation upon
TINS country-that they were bound to pro
vide for their own wants by the cultivation
ana raising an adequate supply of cotton in
their ows colonies and TINS they should be
enabled to prevent those acts of non. impor-
alton and non-intercourse which had been
directed against the best interests Of their