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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09

or The volume will contain between four and
i've hundred pages, printed on an entire new type
cast for the purpose, and good paper Itwouid
have made its appearance at an earlier period
had il not been deemed advisable to delay the
publication with view 10 introduce the aGs Of
the present session OF the General Assembly.
To remove all Interpretation, the publisher
is authorised to state that the publication Of the
Statutes contemplated by Mr. HENINo is not
intended to interfere either with the plan or
materials Of which this and the first volume are
composed. His objea is to collea and preserve
the fugitive aas from 1922 to 1872, navy Of
which exist only in manuscripts and IN single CO
pies The FIRST and second volumes Of the Re.
vised Code contain all the aSls Of ppbie ma uie
now in force Dee. %, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09


w AS committed TO the Jail Of surrv cour,v
w on the 25,h day of OAober last, az run.
Always, the following NEGROEs-P.easants. a
negro woman ( her four children, Billy Caty ioe
and Iames-Pleasants is about 80 or IS wears ed
rather light eomplt 0ion, her clothing being We.
W much worn cannot be described. Bfly' he,
son. IS about 10 or II ears old. Of rouatio co.
loT--Cay her daughter a bright muIatto he
tween y and years old-Joe and lanes. sons Of
Peasants, ave DO Of rather light COMPLEXION.
The FIRST is supposed n be hetween s and vears
old the last between and years old. plea
SAINTS says she formerly belonged 10 Major
Clake OF the eastern Shore, and was sold under
execution by the sheriff, and was bougb, h., (.
Mr. Rose, who brought her TO PETERSBURG ADD
sold her TO Mr. Henry Daniel The owner IS re-
que'ted TO come forward, prove properly, paw
charges and take them away otherwise they win
be dealt with as the law dre6ls.
(2w) Benz. Browne, Sh'E.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
For Sale,

NJ Dwelling House, and Four Half,Acre
IVA Lots Of Ground, in The Town Of Manches.
Ter, as formerly advertised: On receiving a
part in cash, am disposed to give eonsidqra.
bic credit, tor tie balance Of purchase, or win
take Young Negroes at fair valuation. and
Land 10 the State Of Ohio, Tennessee or Ken.
lucky, on such terms as may be agreed on If
the SAID property is not sold between nov and
Christmas, It will be leased 10 an approved te-
nant for term Of years.
ARCHD CAMPBELL.
MznchesetY, Nov. 30 1907 IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
a ADVERTISE MENT.
100 Dollars Reward.

O CN AWAY about the first inst. from the
IN se'Vice f NJ. Wuiiam kawIeigh. ITO
whom ne was hired BLACK MAN, nam.
cd JACKSON, heuse Carpenter by profess
sion, OF thin consumprive appearance, about 40
years of age, FIVE feet eight or nine inches high
from circumstances attending his elopemenI, il
believed, he intends making his way to one
81 thc Eastern States, and has been provided
with false papers Of frecdoTl.---If taken within
tle State, and delivered to me here, or secured
that get him, will give Fifty Dollars, or if
taken out of tue Siare, One Hundred Dollars.
Robert Gamble, Jr.
Richmond, Dec oath, 1907. #
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Mahogany Furniture,
LAND
In the state Of ohio-For SALE

THE subscriber wishes to SELL. a valuable
TRACT OF LAND, in the state of Ohio,
containing ], 900 acres. This tract is of excel
lent quality, the subscriber has understood from
most respectable information. II lies on Deer
creek, branch of the Scotia. about Is miles
rom Chilioolhe, in well settled neighborhood,
and is very convenient 10 the trade of the Ohio.
lie will dispose of it for cash, or on shorr
credit, for notes negotiable At the Bank of Viz
ginia; will exchange 1t for property in the
city OF Richmond. An unquessionable title, with
general warranty.,will be made to the purchaser
WIN. MuYFoRD.
Richmond, Sent. N24, 1907. IF
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Land for Sale |!

ID PURSUANT to deed Of trust
a executed to the subscribers by John C.
miller, for the purpose Of securing the payment
OF sundry debts therein mentioned; will be sold
urom the FIRST Monday in January. 1908, for
cash upon the premises, TRACT OF LAND,
mentioned in said deed, lying upon the waters
ct Lockers and Harris creek, in rhe county of
Prince Edward and supposed TO contain be-
tween six and seven hundred acres. We shall
make such title as is transferred to us by said
Miller. saving all former incumberances The
Improvements upon this land are such as are
VISUAL upon snug plantations in this par, OF the
country, but better fenced than usual
CHARLES WOODSON,
JAMES MADISON, "1''ee''
Prince Edward, 10 Oct 1907. low
-" The above sac is postpone till Wednes-
day the 3Oth OF March next.--January is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
MILITARY LANDS

IN TIE STA7ES OF ONO ANO KEF9Uckr
ME subscriber has for SALE, sundry vaIu-
= able tracts of l. AND, on the waters of the
Miami and Scioto rivers, state of OHIO Also,
on the waters of Cumberland and Green rivers,
state OF Kentucky, which will be sold low fer
cash or good bonds-For further particulars enc
cure OF William Price, register. who has the IL
tie papers, or to
William Du-Val.
Buckingham. January 60 1903, wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
PATENT MACHINES FOR
SHILLING CORN

TIE above valuable machines invented bv
a Paul Pillsbury Of Massachusetts, NAV nov
be bad of the subscribers in Richmond. who are
exclusively authorised 70 vend the same in the
sia.e OF Virginia--With one Of those machines
iron 20 20 30 barrels may be shelled by two hands
in day--the price Of a single machine at pre-
sent IS So dolsre-Those inclined 10 purchase
either single machines, patent rights for coun.
ties, or for making AID selling any number Of
machines, will find it their interest 10 apply car
", and all persons are cautioned aganst en-
croaehing on the patent right.
YIN. Mhfn. A!tx NJ KIM.
c. 7omptias Raberf Hvie
peyrnagh e Evass Se,gaI Osggod
R05eyf MEjBi.
Richmond, January ash, 1903. wst
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
Notice I!

HE Subscriber purposes leaving this City
j IN the course of few days, has determin.
ed TO dispose of the whole or any part of his
STOCK, now remaining on hand, at 4 ve,y re-
ducei Price which consist of Large and SUI
perb Assortment of
Mahogany Furniture,
Mattresses of all kinds and sizes. Paper Hang.
nss, Window Blinds. Fringes, Tassels, Cords,
&c. &c. W. HAICHT.
Richmond, Jan. I. 1905.
N. u. Those who feel inclined to purchase,
viii apply opposite the City Tavern. on the
Main Street. w H.
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az be purchased on a Tony credii
i07g terms,
The Tenement,

ON which the subscriber lives, situated on
~ Church Hill. within about one half mile Of
thc Pi,hmcnd understanding two acres ct
ground well enclo'ed and highly improved --
TIE buildings consist Of a large and well con-
stru6led dwelling house. laundry. kitchen, dairy +,
noke house. TWO stores, btck Office, coach house.
barn and stable All these buildings are well &.
mshed and in complete order for The accommo.
dalton Of a large and senteel family who may
have easy access TO all the adva ntages of the city,
and live as retired as they could wish.
John Ellis.
February 4, 1903, IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
80 Dollars Reward.

UNAWAY from the subscriber on the 9Th
" July last, one negro man named I'M, about
70 years Of age, slender made, about E feet or
8 inches high, ef a yellow complexion, fat nose
very much marked with the small pox, speaks
Fld when spoken 10 inclined little TO be bow
legged, his fore teeth rather wid~r than common.
and scar on his hip and high occasioned by
lying on nattrass when he had the small pox
he is remarkably fond of muse, and dances re
ma-kab vel. Hc is also. good waterman and
sawyer-lie formerly belonged TO Miss Eliz FL
us, IN Hanover COUNTY, near the Meadow Brids
es have understood that he aimed for a free
pass and has altered his name from lin to Billy
Berry, and said when he was in Richmond he
should go 10 Alexandra, and no 4 ubt. if he
should not 20 there he will go to the Federal Co.
~ or me sea port town and take shipping and
intends 70 JON some ship carpenter and follow
the trade. The above reward will be given to
any person TO deliver the said negro TO n'e a. Bent
Greet, or twenty dollars to put him in any Jail
in the United States and give me information
as quick as possible forewarn all masters of
vessels and Others from harboring or ca irving the
said negro gu, Of the state, as Shall put the law
in foil force against them.
JAMES PHELPS.
Buckingham county. uearO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
Fen Dollars Reward

Rus away from this city, about the 18th oflast
November, negro man slave named CE.
SAR, the properly of the subscriber he for
merly belonged to MIR. Robert Alexander of
Campbell county, and was bought from him a
small boy in the year 1899; he is now abont 6
feet high his big toe on his right foot il verv
remarkable, being split with an axe thro' the
nail and nearly as high as the second Joint, by
that II is much broader and larger than the other.
He was aeoustomed TO run James river above the
falls, and was seen on the 10Th Of the same
month November. going thro' the locks IN a
batteaux, with negro man slave named Abram.
who was head man, and belongs TO the estate Of
Col John Harv'e' dec. If Cesar is not concealed
by the SAID Abram he is gone up the river in
some other batteau. On delivering hin, 70 me
or securing him in some Jail so that get bln
again. shall bepaid the above reward by
Robert Mitchell.
Civ f Richmond 25h Ian 1909 w,F
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
Notice.,

THAT the following articles rnauuFa Cured
i at the Penitentiary, with the prices the,e,o
annexed, are constantly kept for sale 4, the s,o,s
of Nicholas Rallam, agent for ,he common.
wealth, a few doors above the Swan Taver,
in the city of Richmond; viz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09

THE above work is this day published and may
be bad at s. Grantand's Printing Onice-stitch.
ed so cents--half bosud SO eents-neatly bound
AVID letterd a.. 6f The copy right of this
book being vested in the Subscriber by the An
ther and having oeen secured as the law directs.
all persons are warned not to Tepublish IL.
Jan s. S. GRANTLAND
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09

n u - i y T. y,
CONTAINING
a compilation Of the several laws for the estab
lishment of the James river. Po,owmac, Ap.
pomattox K Dismal Swamp Canal Companies /;
Laws concerning the Northern Neck
1itles of Atts auho'isIng the establishment of
Turnpike roads, & the erection Of Toll bridges
A compilation Of the several a6is concerning the
Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on
Buildings;
AGs and Resolutions Of general nature. which
were emitted in the Revisals Of 1894 & 1903 !;
Laws concerning waste and unappropriated
Lands on the Eastern and Western waters;
Laws establishing Ferries land,
q Table Of Fines Forfeitures. Penalties and a.
nercemeuts designating such as are to the
use OF the Commonwealth such as go TO-.
wards lessenng the county levy such as be.
long to individuals, and such as are appropri.
ated to any particular objee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
Civ fRicbmond, 2s.h Ian. 1903

bt> IKICT OF VIRGINIA, to vii.
y L it remembered, that on the 9th day of
- December in the Send year of he hide
pendence of the United States of America, Sea.
ton Gran,land Of the said dis riot hath deposi-
ted IN this Office, the title of book he right
whereof he claims as proprietor, in the words
following TO wit " compendious View Of the
IKlAL OF AKRON BURR (la,e vice Presi-
dent OF the United States) charged with High
Treason together with biographical Sketches
OF several eminent characters. ~ William
Thompson Attorney atlaw, Abingdon Virgin
ia In conform ity to the act Of Congress of the
United STATES enutled, an act for the eneou.
ragenent of learning by securing the copies o f
Maps, Chars and Books TO the authors and
projectors Of such copies during the time there.
in nentioo ed.
WILLIAM MARSHALL. Clerk
IL > Of the District of Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
For Rent,

THE House on the Main Street. next 10 Mcrsrs
Ellis and Allan, and now occupied by Mrs
Phepoe. Possession will be given on the first
OF January next--app'y ~
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmond, Dec 81, lSC7. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09

Spikes of all sizes the same price as 2Cd
nails.
Mems fine shoes from 12s to I3s Cd
coarse do from 7s Cd TO los
Womer's fine do from rs 6dto 9s
Boys & MISS do from 81 Cd TO 81
Negroes shoes from sod 10 IS
Richmond. November 9Th. 1907. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09

With a complete INDEX to the whole--and
References TO former and subsequent acts
Of Assembly.
By CEETLEMAE or THE BAR.
Published pursuant 10 an Aa Of the General
Assembly Of Virginia, passed the 7th day OF
January, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23

.umuialioD oieyide"ce against him, whic
Mr.. Smith has since obtained, and recent
ly exhibited 10 the Senate. Even then :
thought the testimony OF Glover could b.
OF very little weight, otherwise than as i
was confirmed by that of others. Witt
the same exceptional now give to it nc
credit al ali Stripped of the confirmation
il may receive from admitted circumstan-
ces from Other testimony, and from Mr.
Smiths own Acknowledgements, consider
the cass as il no affidavit of Glover belong
ed to il.
) But if the credit of Elias Glover has
been annihila,ed, that of Peter Taylor has
been beyond all controversy confirmed. -
In his answers 10 the committee, Mr..
Smith soiemnly denied almost all the ma
terial facts, (and material in the highest
degree they are> attested by Peter Taylor,
respecting HIM on the trials al Richmond
and he declared his belief that he could
prove by Witnesses ofthe FIRST respectabi
lily, his want of character as a man of
tru h ard vrtac;v. Since then Mr.. Smith
has had the fullest opportunity to cross-ex.
anime the man himself, AID 10 take Iesli.
mcpy 10 his general character. And
whit is The result? The general charac.
ter of Peter Taylor has risen purified
from the furnace. In every witness OF
whom the question was asked, he has
found penta yrjst. Que or Two mistakes
Of circun. slauces perfectly immaterial 10
Mr.. Smith, or to any other pc son iu.pli
Gated have been discovered in lynx.ey I'd
scrutIns Of his testimony al Richmond {;
and the candor with which he instantly
ackno"itdged them, and the sImness with
which on Mo. Smiths enquiries he per-
severed in asserting Oh he ingor lan' facts
of his narrative, have given T. his evidence
much grea;er weight Jha i, could claim
before. 50 decisive indeed is IL, hat Mr.,
Smiths counsel nov solemnly admits
those Facts winch Mr.. SnlNh Dad so 50.
lemuIy dsned IN his answer and argues
with his usuai ingenuity h dispel lhcr eff
ieet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23
INashiagton, SEPT. IL, 1908.

Yous letter OF yesterdays date was
delivered 10 ne late last evening.
IN the ab ence OF the Secretary of The
Treasury, | viii answer your enquiry re
iatiYe TO the TWO millions OF dollars APP
propriated by an act OF congress, passed
IN The l3,h # Feb. 1903. This sum OF
money was intended 10 be applied to the
purchase OF The Floridas, but Gus minister
N Spain not having accomplished treaty
20 that eject, j, still remains in the Trea-
sury. No part of i, has been drawn ou'
Of the Treasury of The u. y. Ii could
not have been done without my prlvi.y, as
the warrant must have been issued and
signed by the Secretary of the Treasury
and couniersgped by me as Comptroller,
to authorize the payment oft; which has
not been done.
You viii see. | expeGt, in few days,
an official certificate from the Registe, cl
the Treasury to the foregoing effect, pub
lished in the newspapers. | has been for.
ward TO he Secretary Of he Treasury,
at his request, by the 2 gister.
I'm, respectfully,
Your obedienl servant.
q. DUVALL.
Mr.. Cofpin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23
NEW YORK, Sept. II.


The United States frigate Chesapeake,
c .nmodore Decatur, anchored al tie qua
rantine ground last evening, from cIuize.
Extract IF a letter from a Spanish gentle
nun o. me first shecfG6iRty, dated Sc.
Ss6a Eaas, ION Juty, 1903, TO his friend
in this city.
zee Yesterday at ten o'clock arrived here
Joseph Napoleon, who left Bayonne early
yesterday morning with the title of King Of
Span and the Indies, and this day he de-.
parted hence at IL O'Clock, on his way TO
Madrid All the Kingdoms of Gallicia, An
dalusia, Es,ramadura, Valencia, Catalonia
and Arragon, have risen EN- MAssE, and
the French troops and Spanish Patriots near
Sarrsgossa, have had several very severe,
horrible and bloody battles, in which the
latter have uniformly had the advantage.
The Courers from most Of the provinces
have been intercepted for near two months
past. Al. American ships detained in the
ports of France have been declared good
prize, and the same will take place in Spain
if BonAparte succeeds in his views. Your
gun, which mas been made four months in
Victoria, would have been sent long since
but for the danger of its being found upon
any Spaniard on the road to a sea port,
which would subject him TO immediate ex.
ecution T"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23
Mr.. PLEAsAxrs,


From a paragraph in the last Argus,
it would seem that some Of your Richmond
Merchants have been violating the embar-
90 laws II is the wish of great number
OF your country subscribers as well as my
own, that you would, as Yen have COM
menced the business, follow it up to some
conclusion, and expose 70 public ind,guati.
on and contempt all who are in any maa-
neT concerned in the transaction, whether
they be American, Scotch or English
Plain country people, who are not accus-
toned to the refinement Of manners aud
morals which seems prevalent among you
town people, and particularly among the
merchants, are silly enough 20 think tina
here is a certain degree Of gailt attached
o the wilful breach Of any law, whether IL
&c good or bad. They cannot very clear
iy see how the embargo laws can b. viola
ted without a very high decree Of guilt.
without in fact committing downright per
ury. This may not be done by the mer.
chants and shippers themselves, but ney
must procure II TO be done by soUie bod
either the captains, masters or suPercar-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23
WASHINGTON CRY. sep,ember / )

Tux TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLART.
Washington City, Sefs. Ism, 1908.
SRA,
VIII YOU be 50 good as TO state 10
me for lhc better Information Of ny fellow
ciifzsns, any lacl WITHIN your knowledge,
relative 10 Tie payment Of two millions Of
dollars to France by the executive Of
the Uoitrd States? You have doubtless
heard oi h, tales propagatsd on that head.
1t - my wiah 10 pUl an end completely 10
the sts,y by oontFad.clinG " under he au.
thcfty vi tame so well known and high.
" apl ,gcciated IN the matt, as yours. !
Apply % the comp rolling officer Of the
treasury, inasmucn as I presume no mo
ney ctuld have been PAID by he Amer
cal government, " any %. ubeG oil u, in
any shape wlhouI your knosledss.
am, Sir,
With the most sincere respect ADD
esteem,
Your very humble servant.
J. d. COLVIN.
Edlior Of me M9nifor.
The HIM G. DUvALL Esq
ComalYoler eftbe Treasury.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23

Cap ain Main, Of the Arcturus, declares
that Tie aliedged informa ION which APP
randa Il Burr, having proceeded van the
BRUSH Zee 10 SPAN, is to.aily unfound d
--Csp,aln Main has very properly taken
his character out Of such bad hands.--l6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23

|; appears from the advIces received By
yesterdays mali, mat there IS more ioun-
da,ioa thab NC "a 6fsi believed, for 10
molest auon by the Flench; this however,
tho !! may be he policy, and the sound
policy OF Frauce, does not alter the case
as ii relates TO the UnIted States, while
the British orders of council remain .. ID
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23
PHILADELPHIA September. II.

The sdvices received in this city direei
from Cad z are to the ON Of July, and ex
pose the absuFdi,y and imposlure OF the
greater pas, Of the accounts, Jusi received
by he Susan from Eugisnd. (Anrora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04
House and Lot,

Matthew Toler,
Administrator with the will annexed of
BENJAMIN 7oiey, dec.
Hanover, oaober 81, 1903 Ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04

IA join, ballot OF both Houses, the
Republicans have majority of TEN !:
add in the elections Of the Senator and
Judges OF the Supreme Court, the average
maJorities were about that NUMBER
Hence, from informo ion upon which we
are willing TO hazard the most decided o.
pinion, Vermont will choose electors who
will give SIX VOTES tor the Madisoni.
an Ticket for President.
We rejoice that the States can say, they
have in Nev England ONE Sister, whose
lamp is found trimmed and burning"
Boston Dem
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04

The elegant pottery unanuraa ,ry Of
Messrs. Tro,ter and Co. is conducted in a
style so perfect, so complete in all that is
required from utility, or taste, that we re-.
qulre only few Privatcns of foreign arti-
cies, to give complete establishment to
our own.
1t would be in aa a fortunate occur
renee for America that both France and
England should openly asow hostility a.
gainst us--their insidious war, their war
in disguise, is calculated only to furnish
MASKS for domestic traitors and foreign
emissaries lin open war the traitors would
be unmarked at once.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04
I'M CoUNCIL, October 90, lsos.


The Governor laid before the Board, a
letter from Robert Brough, Esquire, one of
the Commissioners appointed to superinsend
the election of electors of President and Vice
President of the United States, stating that
it had been suggested to him that the E..
lectoral Tickets must be IN writing, and
that twill be coatended on the day of cleo
tion. that none but written tickets be re-
ceived: and requesting the opinion Of the
Executive in the case: Whereupon it is
advised, as the opinion of this Board, that
the names of the persons voted for as Elec-
tors, NAV be either written or printed; but
that the naGics of the persons voting, ought
to be in writing on the back of the tickets.
It is further advised, that the foregoing
opinion be published in the newspapers
printed in the city of Richmond.
Extract from the minutes.
Attest, DAM. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-04
SUMMARY.

The arrival of the Sch'r Hope, at
New York with London dates down
to the oath Sept. has enabled us to
give 10 our readers the following sum-
mary. The destruction of Covent-
Garden Theatre & adjacent welings
by fire on the morning Of the 23d of
Sept. which occasioned the loss of
many lives. The assassin's dagger
was plunged at the body OF the French
general Bernadotte Duke of Dantzic)
at Finburg in Denmark---one of his
aids, to save the general, threw his bo-
dy between the hand Of the assassin
and Bernadotte, received the dagger
in his body and died instantly, the
murderer repeated his thrust, Ber-
nadotte was slightly wounded, but has
since recovered. The culprit did not
escape. Junot was conveyed from
Lisbon TO France in the British fri
gate L'Aimable, commanded by lord
George Stuart, and has arrived at Pa
ris. The combined Swedish and En-
glish squadrons under the command
of the Swedish rear Admiral Muck
hof and sir Samuel Hood have cha
sed the Russian feet in the Baltic in
to port---in the pursuit., they captured
q Russian -. The colors taken on