Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19
DOMESTIC.

Our Foreign ddoices by the Hannibal are inn
por,ant. The evidences of 4 new war in Eu ;
rope, in which all the great powers of the con.
iinenilwi be engaged, become more decided
In their character and more unequivocal than
heretofore Duke of wellington with 10000
men in the Netherlands, instead of being ann
bassas.or ct Paris Switzerland in such con.
tiion as to call for the interposition of the al
lied powers to prevent hostilities. The whole
army of Austria is on the complete war estab-
lishment and The Hessian army which had
been ordered 10 be dsbanded is now ordered to
be placed ON the full war establishment 3, and
the accounts from Germany and the Neither.
lands talk Of military preparations and move.
men s il, both countries, and add TO all this the
Hanoyerian troops marching into Belgium were
ordered to quicken their steps. All these
things strongly point to war but there Is one
ether Indication as little to be mistaken as any
OF those we have mentioned. The London Cou-
rer undertakes to say that at the Vienna Con-
gress France will urge GLAZING TO an extension
of territory on the side of Belgium, which
claims, says the organ of the ministry, will no
doubt be rejected. If they be rejected, it is
probable France will not submit, and if they BE-
urged with success, England will renew the
war. These prospects on the European CONT.
nent have evidently softened the rancour of the
Courier towards the United States, and it even
evinces symptoms Of = wish for peace by the
unwillinsness, with which it admits that the
negotiations at Client are broken oil, but more
distinctly by holding out that Lord Castle.
g reagf's interview with the American commits.
" sioncrs had been productive of much good;
60 and finally. that the negotiation was likely to
terminate in pesce" IT'S quite clear that
the people al Iloyd's wish to get rid of the
war" and we'll they may, when the insurance
between Ireland and England has risen AS per
cent. Demorafic Pre,s
49,
WIscAssxr, Nov. 3.
On Monday last vessel, laden with very rich
cargo of English goods was seized by the Gus
tom.ioilse officer and carried into Camden, in
eonseq uenoe Of which frigaie, sIoop OF war
and bomb-kItch, appeared off the harbor on
Tuesday evening and demanded an immediate
surrender OF the goods or their value in specie
(20O, 900 dollars) otherwise the fows sAcxid be
d<sfrsyed 1t was impossible for either of the
demands to be answered, ss the goods were
then more than thirty miles in the interior of the
country, and were beyond the control Of the m
habitants OF CamdM, As to the value in spe.
Gle. it was still further beyond their reach.
This statement being mAde to the eRrmy,
further time Of three days has been allowed for
\ messenger lwho has Just passed this townl to
go to the District Judge, and see If any decree
can be obtained for giving up the goods as re.
quired In the mean time the seiectmen are
detained on board the ships. Our force at Cam
den is no, la. ge, and they can do but little A.
gainst a naval force, the town lying in an open
bay fully exposed to the enemy's shipping.
--latest from Canidsn--t gentleman arrived
late last night, who left Castine on Wednesday,
when only one brig Of war was there. Two
small vesses had arrived from Halifax with dry
goods aud brought papers. Our informant left
Camden on Friday morning, when the Purisuse
remained oft there, and the other vessels, . brig
and schooner were III Owls Head Bay, q short
distance. The iphabitantsof Camden & its VII
cinitv had removed their furniture, goods, &c.
and the women and children were oil kept in
readiness to be removed. A consid cradle body
of militia was collecting there and many were
marching tbither. Que f6lbr and several small.
Ter pieces, had been mounted on q pecipice
which overlooked the hsrbor and it was de.
to defend the place as long as poss-
bio. IL was reported captain Monsey had
threatened to cause 700 troops to be brought
from Cas,ine, sud to destroy Camden, and it's
rf
On the road from Camden our informant met
= messenger from the Judge, with Information
that he c6aid NOT restore the goods. The time
allowed for an sDwer expired on Sunday.
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