Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-16

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sociation I, tse Execntivc Government 4.
Had the negotiation bsen entirely broken,
on. we Approximately that snr government
would Have announced Il officially.
It's the ihtehtinn cfthe Admiralty, in
consequence OF the numev5os cepsa-es raade
bv the Americans, to he cxtrem.ly strict
With Captains who'quit their CONVOY at sea,
or, who. contary to orders, sail vithaut cons
vny- PROSECUTIONS of .Jsstrrs If siiios for
neg.eet OF this d>srr:n';rn, have aIss,,ls.
commenced. as viii he seen by the subioiaSd
extract ola letter. Z
LLoyp's, Augrst 81, 1914.
8 'Che Lord Commissioners of the ADM.
rs'tv have bsen pleased 10 inform the Con-.
nittee. thai they have given directions TO
Their Solicitor to prosecute the Masters Of
the following vessels, viz Mr.. Smart. of the
Arabeila. lately arrived Mt Liverpool. from
st Domingo and Jamaica, for sailing wi,h-
out convoy; and Rppdeil, master OF tue
New Frederick. from Malta "a Hullfar de-
serting the hset under convoy of his Maies..
~ s shin Milford, in June last.
II (Sigped)
JOHN BENNETT.
The Intelligence of the removal OF the
Misunderstanding between the Swedish and
A'gerenes, by the arrival Of the Swedish
present ship appears confirmed. BY. the ex-
trace 6f letter from z Scherman. ESQ. his
Swedish Majesty's Consul General al ca
dig. TO Mr. Charles Tattie, August TO- 1914.
His Majcsty's Consul General at Algiers
has sent the following circular to alt the
Swedish agents Of commerce. residing OF, the
European coasts. dated the Oath OF last
month :"
"The Swedish present ship having ar.
rived here last night. this Governments has
assured me. that Swedish ships have nothing
more to tear from Algerene cruizers. This
intelligence being OF the utmost importance
% me Swedish navigation, you will please to
speed to the Spanish. Portuguese French,
and Italion coast"
September 2.
A mail from Hamtsurgh arrived this NOR.
ming. This Hamburyh Correspondenten
contains an article from Austria, which.
while i speaks Of the conviction entcrtai :.
ned by well informed people. that Congress
VIII have favorable termination. dwell,
upon the military preparations Of Austria,
whose whole army Is on the complete war
establishment. The Bavarian army has
been increased. and remains also on the war
establishment. ~ q
The accounts from Germany and the Me-
thertands speak of the military preparations
AID movements in both those countries
The Hessian army. which was ordered to
be ina great measure disbanded. is now
to be p iced upon the full establishment. &
to be ready to marcd at the first notice.
The Russian army near Hamburg is re.
ceiving reinforcements, AMI large army Of
British. Hanovcrian. aud Dutch troops, is TO
cover the Sombre and the Marse. These
measures are rendered peculiarly necessary
6y the claims which France means to Sc,
up attic Congress for an increase of terri
tory on the side of Belgium.
Orders were issued by government ve,
ferdsy forthe raising the blockade Of Nor,
wav.
Speaking of the reported rupture Of the
neeocauon az Ghent. morning paper
says 49, That in the FIRST instance, the Rri
nsn commissioners submitted project
wnica was to be considered as preiiniaary
. the general objects Of the negotiations. -
This being rejected, second series of mr.
posais were made, which contained the sinh
stance of the preliminarr demands, with
some fresh propositions These new ter,:,s
were Judged to be more Objectionable than
the former. and to both OF Them. in this
stage OF business, the Republican pienino-
tentiaries gave long but decisive answer.
IN which we're examined all the lcadinp
SUBJECTS OF dificulty and litigation between
the two countries.
once that communication was made. we
are in;ormed there has been no conferences.
and we believe that the American Agents
are waiting only for formal notice from our
that the discussions are ter.
minated. = = -
IL IS said that the American Comnission-
ers, have not allowed the introduction oe =.
ny other propositions than those which
were origiona.ly alledged TO have bsen the
object Of examination.
Orders we're expected at Client Tor the
return of the British commissioners. and the
report is, that Lord Gambler and Mr. csoul.
burn have already Quilted that city. in con.
seqnenceof instructions from this govern.
msut.
Nothing has yet been published at Client
othclaiIy or otherwise, Of the rupture of the
PLYMourH, August 81.
Arrived the brig Albion, William Davis
master, from Malaga bound 70 Amsterdam.
with vine and fruit: was captured bv the
American privateer Sabine, in Nav last.
and recaptured the 3dinstant on the Banks |
OF Newfoundland. by the Coaquestador. !
Arrived also the sshr. Rover, of Guernsey. 1
IRON the Havana with sugar aad coffee.
was Captured by the York American priva
tcer' and recaptured by the Conquestador.
Ihe homeward~bound w. feet. under
convoy OF the Conquestador and Leviathan.
passed up channel last evening.
Lord William Stewart, commander of the
Conquestador. Captain Duff, Of the Marines.
tour Midshipmen. and "a men, died betw e en- |
the 9th June and the 10th July, Of feyers. |