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

gate Congress, and had the good fortune to
escape her That frigate was cruizing on
the 22d of May, in lat. 10, long So
The pestilence at Malta, according to ad-
vices by the Lady Wellington Packet, had
diminished in violence, and was supposed
would soon be al an end. In conseq ,ence
of precautions. not single Englishman had
taken the disorder.
The letter of marque Gen. Armstrong,
Ch2Mplb. is advertised in Paris Paper, of
August 10, to sail from Nantz, for the Uni
ted States the latter part of September.-
The schooner Chesapeake, Richardson, for
do. the 18th of September. The Americon
ship Zephyr, Olcott from L'Orient, the lat
ter end OF Sept.-The ship Cai!iope, Rosset-
ter, do. do.
PARIS, Aug. 1S.
Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Re-
gent, he d yesterday, the Council of Mini
sters at st. Cloud. 1t is said that the de-
parture of her M4jes'y for Chcroourg is de,
layed for few days She is not to leave
st. Cloud uutil the 23d or 24th of this month.
President Madison has been so i'll, that
his life WAS Gespaired OF, 5ut he is now out
OF danger.
DRESDEN, July 90.
The exchange of Couriers between Dress
den and Prague is very frequent. Seven
were dispatched from hence Yesterday, and
two arrived from Prague. [Bonaparte is a,
Dresden]
August s.
Great preparations are making for the
iete OF the Emperor Napoleon. 1t SAID that
1t is fixed thus year for the lO;h, as the En-
peror is to quit our city before the 18th.
FRONTIER, OF BOHEMIA, Aug. S.
We are informed, that the Plenipotenta
ries of the belligerent Powers, who have
met at Prague, have made visits OF ceremo-
ny Nothing transpires relative to the me-
gociatlons The number OF strangers who
arrive In succession at Prague, becomes eve
ry day more considerable. There Is strong
Austrian garrison at Prague.
FRANKFORT, Aug. IL.
The passage OF troops through our city
continues without interruption. Yesterday
arrived strong columns of infantry and Ca
airy, the number OF which was estimated
1000.
AuGsBURe, Aug. 9.
For the last three days every exertion has
peen made TO repair our Notifications -
oome batteries OF field artillery have gone
rom hence to MulhciI-taey are dc2tined
for the camp OF Nymphenbourg. Severai
-
pies have gone to Munich; they announce,
mat the King will Immediately follow lnem,
70 JON the army. a stranger of distinction
has also gone t. Munich, OH his way 10 swift
Zsrland.
VIENNA, Aug.4.
His Majesty the Emperor of Austria has
gone from Braudeis to Budweis. Despatch
es dated from the latter, pace, have alrea
dy arrived here. The passage of troops in
our neighbourhood begins gradually to diml.
nish
Paris, Aug. 15.--This day the anniversa>
ry Ot st Napoleon wa celebrated. Here
follow the particulars OF the celebration,
which are too glarinS for the plain Ameri-
Can reader
Petersburg. July 1.-The Emperor has
nominated the privy Counsellor Alopeus ms
envoy extraordinary at the Court of Prussia.
The counsellor Krai mas also been appoint
ed Secretrry of that legation. The Chapel
OF the russian Legation at Berlin, 10 to be
re-established.
London, Jug. Ave published yester-
day news received at Liverpool, announcing
the destruction of the irigate Macedonian
and sloop of war Hornet, by Admiral Har
dy's squadron The Courier, however, con.
tradicts the news.
Hc Earl OI ADCHQSclJ lI Is Sdlu Will leave
England on Friday next for Germany. The
Earl of Liverpool ard Count Munster had
an audience OF the Prince Regent az Carl"
ten House.
lug GIVE learn that the armistice has
been prolonged until the 18th OF August.
The Conclusion that we are 20 draw from It
is, that France will have continued to de-
rive her advantages from q delay which
has already given her an opportunity OF
dugmentlHg her forces, and multiplying her |
means, either OF continuing the war, or OF
making an advantageous peace.
dur. 7.--Lord Aberdeen sets cut to day |
for Yarmouth, whence he will embark ia the |
frigate CydDus. Mr.. Morrier accompanies |
him as ais private secretary, and Mr. FRED
erick Lent III the capacity OF the Secretary
Of the Embassy.
General Maitland and Mr.. Meir, his scr
cretaiy will set cut 70 morrow from the !
Capitol, to proceed first to Sicily, and then
to Malta.
Extract of a letter from Liverpool, Of the |
5th of August A flug OF truce mas this day
arriv. from NewYUrk, which place il lett |
on the 18th OF last month. lI'his must be |
the Robert Burns.
HeAgouHd, Juty % We have not for |
some time received news from Hamburg. |
According to the last accounts, they were |
continuing to raise immense iortilic atoms at |
that place Upwards OF 90 Engishmcn ha |
arrived from Hamburg, having been Obliged |
to quit tina, pa ace in % hours.
TieHna, Juiy 2G.-We learn tina; the Com |
gTess Of Prague held It's first sitting ON che |
10Th of this month.