Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-03

: For the honor Of cur city, we proponnt
the following British Icbrfcafi,n.. ~, :.
scarcely probable that, whatever SEM;
meoIs 'he citizens Of Baltimore may indi
tvdually entertain OF the eeneral govern.
meni, (ssen supposing some oflhem ia en-.
terrain the worst) that any one would ex
press such iiliberal and unjust sentiments
oil MS Country, In letter 10 lhe printer
of foreign paper---We are induced to
believe the most viol,nt ofhoyers of the
! present administration, would be a,ham.t (,
To sigma'Iz- their country in a foreign
places, with the least opprobrious epilhet,
or sentiment o. discomfort. IL is scarce.
~ necessary 10 inform the reader, iha, the
paragraph is copied from London ma.
per. Bali. 1tl
Mr. Pinckney. arrived at liverpool,
on Thursday, in the Diana, lIolbrn. Ike,
from BAit'nore. Hy this conveyance we
Yesterday received letter from thai port,
winch declares, that The mhabiian of that
town gensialIy disappeoved tie measures
oi the executive; and tina, in MARYLAND
anu Virginia meetings were convened for
'he purpose OF resisting that Incorporate
WEAKNESS which, by provoking The hos.!i.
" o. Britain, could no; fail to throw their
oansrHf] eou''fry und-r the domination of
fIJnce."
IsrEr0ct Of letter from a very resi- :@ia5ie
m.rchant IN Lond5a, dared, slst June,
1905 10 ms Jris'.d in me city Of Hash.
i;giOa.
II trust Mr.. Pinckney and Mr.. Mon
roe will adjust the differences amicably
with this government; l know our pre-
sent administration are much more favor
ABLY inclined than that uuder Mr.. PIT.
me uniform conduct OF Mr.. Monroe
since his residence here has brought hiuu
INTO confidence and estimation. / think
wnen Mr.. Pinckney comes here the re-
SUIT OF their negotiation will terminate fa
voraoiY TO bath Countries. am inciaed
to believe we shall soon make peace
with France; no; that think /, VIII be
durable lis continuance now does nor
rest on any attainatie object; we can.
not Carry on the war forever, aud we have
only the choice Of two evils"
The Tunisian ambassador has take,
his passage on board the ship Two Bro.
Tiers, captain Gambler, for Tunis, and will
sail in few days. This vessel has, we
understand, been chartered BY the royero.
ment orlhe United States, for The pNrpose
OF taking home his exccllency his bap.
gage, presents, and the c{TcGls of his s,,if
have been removed from the U. States,
hrig Franklin, on boar ! this ship aud will
form The principal part of her cargo.
Boston h n.
Ex'ract nj letter from a gentleman in
London, 10 mercantile house in Bal.
tlmore, dated 10Th June, 1900.
The Jade, Weser, IIlbe, Sc. are now
declared open by ,his government, 20 all
neutral vessels with neutral goods, and
coming from neutral ports.
An the Bremen vessels which lay
here under embargo, have been liberated:
! those coming from neutral ports age per-
miiled 10 go 10 the Weser those f,om en-.
emies ports are obliged to got Tonniu.
gen."
The following article was commun;.
Gated 10 The editor of The Boston PalIsd.
"''' " |apAaia ShufCh ,iaIe NJ the HcTii-
mer OF this porO from Halifax:
| The Herkinisr was condemned by
The court, ship and cargo. They also
condemned my adventure, amounting to
4ooc dolls. One powerful reason for con.
demn'ng the adventure was, that S4Ao
was in specie, which Tie capiors say they
never thnk OF giving up. They have Ii.
Oerated several vessels without trial, ma.
KING the claimants pay all Gusts. If they
bring them to trial they are sure TO make
them pay all costs, should yesse! and
cargo be cleared.
"ihe brig Hope, Doble, was brought
10 tflai on the 9th OF August. After rec.
ding The papers it was agreed beiween
The Judge and lawyers, that this vessel
should lay over for further proof. The
Judge said that it was case deeply sus
peeled of fraud; had the counsel for the
captors have crged il, he was Of opinion
| they were entitled 10 decree Of condem.
nation.
The schooner Fame, Merchant, was
seized by revenue cutter, under suypi.
cion that she was going TO smuggIc. So
san6uine were they OF having her con.
demned. that they brought her in and
discharged her cargo without FIRST obtain