Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03
VIRGINIA ARGUS. &
RICHMOND,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. 1906.

etSS lawyers WnJ We're consulted on,
his subject have given their op.nions z
One says that the LOTTERY ought TO be n
dr0wn, another says that It ouehf MR. %
lredrawn I" When DOCTORS ditfsr.who ca,
decide Z" The other gentiein a., is. neiihe
OF the one opinion nor the o.her-iIis o
pihion is, that suit should be brought, 5,
as to bring the case before the Court o
Appeals, that the managers may be saf
IN what they do. II is supposed that IN,
latter plan will be adopted, so that the Tor
ltuna.e and unfortunate advrnturers mus
! arm themselves with little patience.
(Norfolk Eedger.)
Gun Boats Nos. 3, 6, and 10, " ere spo
ken BY the British frigate Lapwing, ON che
9th June in lat. 80, long. 81, the officer.
and crews were much pleased with them
and stated them to be excellent sea boats
The gun boats were about three degrees
to the westward of the most western o.
tfhe Azores, and with tolerabie wind.
would reach Gibraltar in ten or twelve
dsys.-ib.
The ship Ann. Smith OF Baitmore, with store;
for the Mediterranean squadron, and .he,U. S
brig Syren, were at Gibraltar June 1.
Wecopsiderthe following articl: ofthe u:mos
importance: -
"Stocibolar. (s,.edsl.) Nay IS.
&c 1t is understood here that the treaty be,wee,
England. Russia and this COUNTRY IS FINAL.
LIZ ARRANGED AND DErEisMINED.'
Price Of Stecks Lor2or ssyiv &
Consols SO 3-8--Omniun Q 1-f-Kedaced So
,-e f-----s--L
Mr.. DALTON, who arrived At PIvmo,;tb
(Mass.) ni the schooner Mics. S.andish, tiiree
from Lisbon. passed thro' New York on Thurs
day, on his way TO Washington. with dispa,ches
tor our government from Mr.. Monroe He in
forms that Mr.. Monroe left Madrid on the Doth
May. aud thathe had entirely failedto accomplish
the Object of his mission He WAS have return
ed TO London by the way of Paris
OF rRIPoLI.
letter from Malta, Of April 1eth. saws. nr..
parations Cor the Tripclirsn Expedition we've ther,
making with great aavity.--A vessel had been
dispatched with military stores for the claimant
OF 'h~ Bashawship, who was 10 be enablti to al
tempt to regain his right, and was TO attack Tri.
poll by land. while the American sqnadro,, bon,
barded isfrom the sea. The unicd efforts as..ins,
,he hostile usrrper. the present Bashaw, was pro.
badly made in June.
We learn, (says the Newburyport Herald) BY
Mr. Harrod. supercargo of the ship Hannah. from,
Trieste and Gibraltar. thar the Unired States
sch'r Enterprise, captain Il Robertson, has been en-
tuely rcftted ar Venice and would be ready &c
sail for Syracuse the 10Th Nav.
| The United Sta,es' f,igzte Boston, (the Con
sntn'ion being ia company eap,sred Tripoli
tan cruizer and re took two Neapolitan vessels
her prizes. AVID canisdthem into Malta
The Hannah brought dispatches for govern
rncnt from our Mediterranean squadron.
The Salem Gazette OF july 10, saws
Hitherto our fishermen have deeme
themselves safe from British ip,hressmcn.
IN their humble occupation, and. many. c
them have therefore thought il uBneces
sary to provide themselves with protecli
ons frigate, taking Advantage of IN,
cogfaenee in By1tis6 geserosify, has gone q
naong orr craft itfion HE fishing ground an
taken or such as they found destitute Of mr.
tecffons, and me rigate hqs game INFO HaHfa:
Fctfh the men OF board information hay
ing been forwarded of his ansacsion,
small vessel sailed from hence yesterda
,r/or Halfar. carrying the necessary docu
rnents to establish the birth and the Cit
| zenship OF those who are impressed will
the view of obtaining their release; |,
which we hope they will be successful."
! Foreign NeIos.--By an arrival at Boston
London News has been received to the III
Juoe--another at New York furnishes de
tails, which we copy, TO the 5ih. Nothing
however, of any moment had occurre,
since the date of former advices.
/ The continentaIpowersremainedin l,ar
mony and peace with each other nor ha,
there been any indication of their conditi
on being likely to be altered.
Bonaparte, after having been crowne
king of Italy, and visited that quarter {
his empire is stated to have returned TO Pr
ris, and from thence Immediately proceed
ed to BoulogDe: in this port, the utno
activity had recently been observed in a,
ding to the strength Of the flotilla, aud pr
pairing II for sea. Whether any intent;s
OF proceeding to sea was entertained is n
ceF'a.n--one Of the effects, of the prepa,
ton, however, had been a renewal of n
apprehension and aiarr, IN E,,<.t.zI - J.