Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-02
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raj Observation-Disclosures had been To-.
during the preceding campaign thro,gb The
Puslllanlnity of gen. ST. Cyr. I. is 70, bs
yisor displayed by Gen. Vandamine. from
tne instant OF his arrival in the SD military
DIVISION, that we owe the preservation e
oremen, ana now the taking OF Hamburp.
we nave taken several hundred prison.
efs TWO or three hundred pieces of cannon
have been found in the city, 80 of which ON
me ramparss.-Works had been CONSTRUCTS
ed to put the city in a state of defence.
denmark marches with US, Prince Eek
muhi contemplated marching TO Lubbock =
thus the SD military division, and the
whole territory OF the Empire are entirely
tree from the enemy.
orders have been given to make q strong
place If Hamburg; it is surrounded with =
Fashioned rampant, having large ditch Inx
OF water, anu susceptible of being covered
| IN part by inundatieHs. The works are Iii.
rected IN such manner as to keen a cnrp-
munication with Hamburg, through the Is.
| lands at all tunes.
The emperor has ordered the consfrueti.
on OF snosiies s..acs on tie Eioe nt the ,,,r,,,y
OF the davel, Roenigsteiu, organ, Wittem.
| berg, Magdsburg, Havel aud Hamburg. will
compleat the line of defence on the Ellie.
Ahe BuSes OF Cambridge and of Bruns
'--' VI eiiS house OF England, have
arrived ut Hamburg in time to give moe
eclat Co the success of the French. To-.
Journey amounts simply to this They ar
riveo and they saved themselves
he last battalions ofthe five divisions as
Prince Eckmuhi, which are Composed os
~ battalion, in the full Complement. have.
/ set off from Vessel
Since the beginning of the campaign, the
French aray has freed Saxony, CONQUERED
halt Siiesia. re occupied the sgd military di-
vision, and confuunded the hopes of our en-.
emies. fA5on;tsu,.
altoona. May IS.
Baron de Kaas, president of the royaf
| Chancery OF Denmark, passed through this
place lately he is charged with am ezra
| ordinary mission to his majesty the emne.
| ror ofthe French. All the Danish tronns
| IN the Holstein, have been sent by the Kline.
under the orders of his excelienoy MarshnI
Prince OF Eckmub,. 1t is reported that,he
Frince Christian, presumptive heir to tha
4 crown, who had Come iDto Jutland. is perN
/ over to Norway tc put himself at the head
OF an army which viii enter Sweden. All
the provisions which the Danish govern.
ment attempted to send to Norway hays
been intercepted by the English and Swedes.
ana stored III the proximity of the Swedish
| frontiers. lhe Norwegians, thus devoted
l - - '.o' -. Va 'aiiiic, uifOdEn the na-
tree o. ;heir neighbors, will rctake in Swe,
den the succours which the pa,ernaI caros
OF their sovereign had destined for em
| PRAGUE. June s,
Field faarshal Prince of Schwartzenbnrr
arrived here the 29;h in the evening via
e numerous retinue.
personages Of the highest distraction are
respected here from Vienna Ecssy .,-e1,.s.
ration is made for their reception.
LIE passage through our city OF French.
austrian, hussian, Polish and Saxon Con.
riers, continues to be very frequent.
NuREMBrRo, June 6.
! we nave lust received positive inforrna-
ton that the Emperor of Russia and Kin, C
Prussia after the issue of the battle osJSy,,rt-
chen, have conferred the command in ch,es
OF the combined armies to Gen. Count BsT-
clay de folly. The reason alledged in the
order OF the day is, that Gen. Barclay de
Lohy replaces the Count OF Witgenstein be-
cause he is his senior. Ihe truth i. ,bs-
these two generals hate, contradict and 49,
cnte eacho other mutually.
-, VIENNA, Juns z,
The departure Of his majesty f,r BoSo.
MIA, with the niihister foreign affairs. has
excited he. : The most Aattaling hopes.------
Our course OF exchange has experienced a
sudden rise Of per cent.
| nj, olSAsRG, June =,
ihe Austrian general Counr de hmm.
set offrorn DFesden on the goth Of ~ 40 f,'s =
| the Head Quarters of his Majesty tie tsn-
peror ofthe French, with numerous ret;.
nue, and such descriptions as announce 4
stay OF long duration,
m FRANKFORT, Iune 9.
Inc remains OF his excellency the Grand
Marshal OF the Palace, Duke OF Frioul. Ar
| rived here 20 be transported to Paris.
Yesterday, Sethe day before, numbers os
Russian & Prusaian pri'rs. passed thro' here.
For some days back, the passage of troops.
| especially cavalry. his been extremely frs-
quent thro' our city. There are among tfese
| troops several regiments of infantry or IT,
tilicry.
| Cur garrison is chiefly eomnose5 ne -.
rtsienrp and dragons, who oerforrr 80.
F., gu3rdaUtIs q arc 70 DC renaunie q infhi.c,r,J
! HIngrt ola IettSrIroni ME RreeUosr,, -.
| IKE Of B1ssaao, dated B1ay 2Of6. ik19.
| nc emperor has perceived that ,h~
/ present situation IF aff4irs might can,e ~.
Americans 81 lose part Ct their advao,sr-.
/ gcs q theIr Commerce. His NJ sietv ne -,
/ gefea that the question, which has con, re-
iore m'n--shonid be decided H. the yag ,nnst
iatorsbie &c the interests Of the Ameyicsns
! Wuerelsre' tue Consnls Of the u. States,
/ shaii nave IN France, ia what relate.
/ prizes the same Jurisdiction. w6ish 40
| French Consuis exercise in the co.ot, y el
wEeFs theY are the most favored.
| The American Vessels and Pr;vat Z
shall DC allowed to take each so MT
90 pistols, 90 swords aud the nts abe,k us e
winch shall be necessary; from 2 y q 3 'n ~
| Founders ~ -
| When An American merchant ch,loss.