The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-12-25 00:00:00, page 1

p~j' Published ly Thomas /.*itchtc, nr irly op
posit- thr Globe Tavern, Hichm-nd, Virginia.
ffT CQrniTlOVS:—live dollar* a year, t°
b- paid annually to advance. Those xcho wish to
b‘ eoasfdc'e.l as annual subscriber*, must hereafter
iL-si,piate it at the time of subscribing, otherwise
th-ir papers will be. discontinued at the expiration
of the first year.
f... —— .'J_J
HICHMON!) WttlCKS ClTilUKNr.
n c
TOBACCO, 4 to 8
ri.oua—suPBr.nxE, 9 00
» T»o. tine, 8 50
CORN, PER BARREL, 4 00
WHEAT, 1 50
BACON, PER LB. J5to20
WHISK r.Y, PER GALLON, 0 6 7
BAR IRON, PER TON, lOv) 00
HEMP, PER TON’, 250 300
C^l. TliKHF.1,1, AND I,. ATKINSON —
^ Will continue their e.vrtioiw, the ensu
ing year, in the education of youth, at the s..mo*
* eligible place adjoining Southgate’*, which they '
at present occupy
Their course of education will embrace the se
veral hr inches ot English, iiiTludingmor.il and
natural Philosophy, Logic, Belles Letters, Ma
thematics, and the use of th** Globes ; together
■with the Greek, Latin, and French Langung, s •
Price fot" tuit’On, during the term £> 4J
ttnch pupil, to be paid quarterly in advance.
They propose to have an examination ol their 1
Students tc pupils on Thursday the 2Udi instant,'
it*> which, ate respectfully invited those, whose j
children are with them, and others who feel in j
Crested i?i the subject.
Dec 11 wfi.^1
C 'ILK or VIRGINIA BORN slaves, Tw u
ty* lour likely slaves wiitrli were of in j ir
"Wm. Lightlnnt at the time of his death will oo
eotd to the highest bidder before the Raleigh
rlnor in the city ot Williamsburg on the 4'ii day
of January next on tvvetve months credit ; bon-l
with approved security will he required to carry
Snterest f-om the date if not pun dually paid;
should the 4*h of January be so unlikely »* In
prevent the sale, it will take place so soon as
she weather will permit Most of these. slaves
ere young and very likely, four of i hem are young
men just grown, there are three hoys above 12,
four young women and girls. One of the mm
os middle aged, he is a gooil carpenter anti his
wife who has no child as is beli vvd is an excel
lent weaver——Mr Browne intends to Bell at
the same time and place seven valuable slaves,
«o that there will on that day be disposed of
•thirty one likely slaves
JAMES SEMPLE,
A.tm'rJVAf LIGHTFOOT. Dic'd
Petersburg, Dec. 4 • i jan
IJ* LOOKING PLANK WANTED-The
subscriber wishes to rontruot for a I irge
•quantity of flooring pi uk, delivered near thi*= 11
ty : None need apply but those who can furnish
iiie very I esi quality.
ALEX'R FULTOb.
Dmembei !3 -f
C'' HI N V. G •. \ - S 5* E \ d i HE.n - > /.-v .< i . —
J JOHN B HILLARD has t ik n th«- East
*nti ol wr Co-rles Cwpl..lid’s new building ili
rectly opposite jViK n > IPs Store, where lie
is now op- n-ng ami intends keening a general ?r
complete assortment ot Ihe above articles —The
Citizens nf Kichmond c an iim- e supply them
•elvi.-s with every article usii dly w nted—Coun
try traders can have an assortment repacked a
ffrec i’)ly to any 1st—U ilr < p imtil uuy atten
tied to—Ware purchased of J Q H will be
sent to any part of the City free of ex,reuse.
N B Rich dining Services, . leganl tea do
Glass Globe Lamps and trimmings and many
other articles both useful a;;d ornamental, are
daily expected
Decemher 15 tr
~]\J OTICE ! !—All persons having claims a*
J. o gainst the estate of John Me Kim, dec’d
arc requested to produce them as early hs possi
bf . to the subscriber, in order that arrangements
in <v he made for discharging the same. And
ail 'lersons indebted to the. said estate, are desi
•red to come for * urd anil make speedy p ivmrnl.
WILLIAM McKl.M, ’ jh’m'r.
D -member 15 vf
IS \ AC KIVivlY.Hon of Walter Kimmy, who
.. lived in Petersburg, V'rgii.ia, at the begin
oiug of the Revolutionary War, is very desirous
n»I being informed whether any descendant ot
the 5auiily is yet alive. He resides near to Ge
Uw'.a, in the state ol Nsw-York, to which place
« letter may be conveyed by mail.
November 20. 2m
JAMEn H1VKK COMPANY —The Membvrs
of the J.tmcs River C inftany are requeste l
Vi attend me annual general meeting, to be. held
at the Capitol in the City of Richmond, on v,im
^■•y the 7th day of January next, either in person
mr by proxy.
ROB ERT POL L ARD, Clerk
December 15 wlm
SALE at ROCKY MILLS-On Friday, the
28m of this month ( December) Will be
gold on the premises, all the PERSON AL ES
T t 1'E or Mrs. Sarah Syme, dec’d. Consisting of
• Inrgf stock of Horses, Horned Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs; a Clurriot with H irness coinpl- te
for two horses, a pair of young .veil broke lior*
•••s , several Waggons, Carls and G gs. some ol
wnic/i are entirely new ; a large quantify of
household and kite .en Furniture of uperior qua*
*l ‘.y ; setts of Coopers’, Carpenters’ and Black
smiths’ tools, & about 200 barrels Coni, Fodder,
be.
At th»- same time wi'.' be hired, for the ensu
ing year, about forty valuable Negroes, among
Thom are , good blacksmith, several carpenters,
• cooper Cr some young crop hands. The estate
v. to all Us valuable improvements, will be. leased
or rented ; there were about 140 bushels of wheat
sowed tills fall, in good order, ami gotten in in
g I time. M in is and approved security will be
r qnired of purchasers for .11 sums over 10 d"ls.
for ad sums under, «• >sii ■■ - A Unpersons having
Ol tin.s against th-- esi.de are desired to make
ttirm km vn o-i or before the day ol sale ; those
indebted thereto, wdl be pleased to adjust their
accounts speedily, with
THE A D MINTS TR A TO RS.
December 13. 7t
rnM) b* 10M or rented, the HOUSk £r LOT,
I op|><njite the reside nee of Wm. Msrahail,
T | F »r'ii-irns apply to THOS. NOKVKLL.
|j-*f.ombrr 11
AviOS ALLEY, at ilie ,Vfi» ln>i l unett
Shot Store, inform?* the Indie., of Kichmond.
*•' >t he on* just received in a f esb a so-tment of
t rk S led Hoot cm, walking shoes, 8tr. —Also a
g’ 'HT.it Wka.irtment Ot* Other kioH * I
j?<*ceoibcr )..i, ' 4^
DRY GOODS
TOHN I.YNGIl ha* rece:v-d per the Unty,
from Liverpool. a Jem packager containing
the undermentioned Article* winch he \u-U dis
pose of by wholesale on du most moderate terms .■
Ptfinr and Superfine Cloth's
Super Jim Pr saner cs
I’edjord Cords
Woollen Snttinetts
jyrich Plaint
Harrow 7 or Is hire Clot fir
Pelisse Cloths
pose Plan lets
Velvets. Corduroys
Cx.llicocs. Co*tott, Checit
Cambrirt. Muslins and
Cotton Shirtings
fie has also for * V* settle excellent prowri
Stout, in casts containing 12 a 13 dozen each. ■ ■ ■
Apolv at hts C mating Poem in the Cross-Street
leading to Shorter's Tobacco IVarchoujc.
• Richmond, JJtc. 11 tf
Bank of vikgini v —ri.e aiockiu .j
erx are h~reHy tiot'f'~<l that the general an
ni*'' meeting for electing l)ir> *-< vnfor the Bank
°* Virginia, and the several I!, •e's of discount !;
d: posit, will lie lielrl, oil Monday the 7th day of
Januaiy next.
JOHN BROCK.ENBUOUGU, Qith'r.
December 18. 171
W AN IV I) TO H1HF., for the ensuing
V >ear. S'X MEN, t'vo BOYS, and a good
COOPER —Apply u>
D. J. BURR.
_n*cemb~r 15 2*wtJ.
it7“ GREAT BARGAINS!!*
...it anted' Ilf Fall W i < i GOODS,
1 '. nab! s John King to give GREAT BAR
GAINS—tor cash.
November 30. tf
LANDS in Bedford County At public Sale
tlrrofiE the Eagle Tavern on the 20th of
tne present month, will he offered for sale 7,000
acres, lying on the north branch of Otter river,
Reed Creek and IIunt.ng Creek, branches ol
James river.
Col. Callaway, the purveyor, says of this tract
in Ins certificate. d»ted in November IS 10, that
there is ’much good land m die above survey—
the certiticaie above alluded to, with a chart of
the survey and all p ipers necessary to satisfy the
most scrupulous <>t the litl may be seen at liie
Eagle Tavern. Of the priority of survey and
grant, there nc'd be no doubi—moreover, ‘he
taxes are paid for the present year The pay
ments require d will be one fifth in hand, ami the
remainder at easy installments (seemed) to ac
commodate the purehasci or purchasers. It m >y
be sold m the lots of 1000 or 500 .cres.
ALSO, 40011 acres m Pittsylvania, on Staun
ton river, well watered, being beautifully inter
ser.U I with a number of branchi s and rivulets.
The County Sutveyor’n cer1 dicute of the above
with o'oer neress vry doctimen *, may likewise
be seen at the Enrh Tavern. Tins wdl be sold
on the same terms as the above tr<*c*, with this
exception, that Horses will be taken in part pay- I
rneiit, to acr,<>rruioi...te those who have settled on !
it. Richmond, Dec. 20. tds
N. B The Bcdf t-d County lands lie within;
4 o. 5 miles ol Libsbty & within 8 or 10 mites i
of Lynchburg
I flE ^UUSCH1 BERS wiso to hire fo.■ the
1 eosumg year, two young NEGHu MK\,
aWn- 19 or 20 yes.-- 0fage,t., work the-,. Tan
Yi-.d.
GEORGE FIS HE R LT Co.
ichmnnd, Dec 20. 6*
A I.l. p-rsons having claims on the Estate of
*• C». F.dwarrt Carrington, dec’ll, are deni
n il to make th^m known, and those who are in
debit'd the Eit-ite are requested to make im
RL1ZA J CARRINGTON, Adm'jc.
Richmond, JVc. 20 «4-.v
AT a Chancery District Court, held in Willi
aimhnrg, the 29th day of October, 181 j
Pilly K nber, Andrew. Bauldry, Joe, Nancy Qr
her sou 11,ck. Saraband her child VJollv, Diana,
K -’v, 1) mi,. 1, son of AlAv, Rachael .mu her two
luldren, Jmr.es, S illy and her daughter Jenny,
the infant children by their m<>ih. is respectiv- lv,
as their next ti ien-Is, who are admitted to sue in
this court in form « pauperis, PIt’IJs.
Again* t
Mary Monro Peachy, admin’stratrix with the
will annexed of Thomas G. Peachy, DeP*
l HIS cause, by ennsen , came on this day to
be heard, on the bill, answer and exhibits, and
was argued by c- unscl ; on consideration where
•ft the conn bmnjr of opinion that Eli/.ibeth Pea
cliy.inthe proceedings named, Had a pht to
dispose ut tier slaves m the m um r she has done,
by her appointment in her last will nude an ex’
mbit, and that her executor Thomas G Peach:
hath, by bis 1 -st will and testament, also m ids
an exhd.it, executed the power given him by the
said Elizabeth P achy, in her will, by direct it g
•IJ lh< ilaw* so diapoietl f to be • n p.c-d.
with the exception o‘ two, earn'd Nelly and Ho
Sin, and the plaintiff's b< ing admitted to bo the
slaves designed and cm!) iced in bot! said wills,
this court is of opinion that the right to t.vedom
was by relation vested in the phini.ttk by the will!
ot the said Elizabeth P. .cliv, m l that they
were entitled to the roj , m (hereof, nuo . the I
death of the said Thomm G Pn hv, and dothj
adjudge, order and decree, ti.it the deli nd .nt
I surrender possession ot so,-; (/| i|,e said plaintiff,
as are in her possession, and as to those ot the
plaintiff who were bi ed mu at toe brgmmng of >
the ye . 1810, and previous to the di'.ith oi the
said rhoiiiag G Peachy ; this court is of upini
on, that the defendant, administratrix with the
will annexed of the ssid Thom .s G Petr.hy, i"
entitled to such part only of sii, > h i es as accru \
cd between the dates of the several contracts a j
the tune of the death nt the said l oom is G '
Peachy ; and doth direct M isier Cotninhsiouer
j Coleman, to take an account of sticit of m plain
I tiffs as have been hired on* t>v the s id Timm is
i G. Peachy, to the end of ie pc'-tent yt ,r, tin a
! mount of each hire anti how sc ured ; and t u
he state the amount wh ,.h will be due -it the -e
veral contracts lor hire, liom toe date thereof till
the lime of the death ot t ,e sod Thoimis G P, a j
e.by. reporting any thing specially tiotig ,t prrii
nentby him*eif, or required by nepa- ’es. On
the sublet of Nelly am R..hin, two aloes x
cepted by the will of the Saul l oom is G pea
cby, and stated to h*v, I, c„ „0|,i b) t.„. I
court possesses no auth .rn» i0 « t until a pm: cl I
case shall be made foi us mtci ft i ence. *
A Copy. True,
Ahrr POR ANSON, c c.
Cnmmi**ir>Tirr'f! Office,
WtUtutnubnrg, Jhtimber I'M, IRJf)
The parties concerned arc heriry imi.fi I, ,
I hate appointed the 1st Mnf;d»y.in f o.li’rv-xi,
forthv purpose ot tBkinjftlw nr J>unt directed, n,
(Iw above order.
H'v* COL UMAX, m. c
her 2®.
St
pMiE subscribers bemjj called upon by the
A princip <1 creditors of ttie lute M ujor Wm
A't-liii kikI 'Austin fit Anderson, to sell certain
l‘!vtjPS.K'1 Y, conveyed to »i» in trust, by ine
“•ill 'V in Austin, for the l*cn- lit u| his creditors,
oy deed, bearing cl ite the 5 u day of August,
18U2, nn ! record* d in the g-en-rul court, l!i 10th
d;«y of November 1832 ; IVnl »ff,r far We, .,t
the Hell Tavern, in the nty ot Kicnmdid, on
I uesdav. the 15h day ol January next, precisely
a' 1* o clock, Ike u dei mentioned valuabL Lauds
tor cash
400) acres surveyed 3d April 1786. in Mont
{j;mery county on Cole river, patented in iiuin
ol \v. Austin.
3080 acres surveyed 24*li Jmy 1785, in Mont
fTomety county, on Sixt* en mile < reek, sdi'minny
the late Ken. Washing • :*, survey, on Kmincvka
river : patented in name W Austin
30621 acres surveyed 231 Ju'y 1736 in \f< nt
P’otnery county, on the Loop \»- ., waters of
New river ; patented in the name o* \V Austin
1000 acres surveyed 13 n M iy 1786. in Mont
gomery county, on the Ohio rivci ; p.,t uted m
name ol Wm. Austin
3210. acres ru.-v. jed 5,h April 1786, in Mont
{joinery count}-, south <>l a creek ri. : rung into Co le
river f patented in name of W Austin.
2138 acres surveyed 21d Feb 1787, in Mont
pom, ,} county, on Cole river ; patented in name
W Austin
320 acres surveyed 31 Feb’y 1737, in Mont
"ornery county, on the waters of Cooper’s c reek
and Little Ulue Stone ; patented in the name of
\v Austin.
1300 acres by survey 16.h February 1737, in
Montgcimery county, on the head waters of the
south fork ol Cole river, that heads against Guy
undone ; patented in the name cf VV. Austin
9o acres by survey 10* h Feb 1787. in Rlontiro
mery county, on the head waters of Glade creek
—patented in name of W. Austin
78 acres by survey 8:h Feb 1787, in ivl mttra.
mery county, on a branch emptying into Glade
crock, on the south side of the same, and about
one mile above the f .rk of said crock ; patent'd
in the name of W Aus.in
‘00 acpes by survey 10th Fob 17S7, in Mint
(joinery county, on tlw north firk ol M-jd river,
the heads against the Guy mdotte ; patented in
the name ot Wm. Austin.
1500 acres by survey 12ih May 178G, in Mont
gomery county, on the Ohio river ; patented in
the name ot Wm. Austin.
2000 acres by survey 8lli Miy 1735, in Mont
gomery coonty.on the Great K.-nawhu ; patented
in the name of W. Austin
1000 acres by survey 16tli May 1786. in Mont
gomery county, on the Great Kenawhu ; patented
in the name of Wm. Austin
2G3 acres t,y survey 8lh Feb. 1787. in Mont
{joinery county, on the head dl Guide creek;
patented in the name of'W. Aust.n
214 acres by survey 7th Feb. 1787. in Monte-o
rnery county, on the waters of Glade creek, sonil.
side thereof ; patented in the name of W. Aus
acres by survey 6ih Feb 1787. in Montgo
m«..y cmi nty, on the west end .4 J >._••» it ,!»-,• u
on the waters of Glade creek ; patented in the
name of VV Austin
154 acres by survey 6. h Feb. 1787, in Montgo
mery county, on Joe’s Ridge; patented in the
name of W Austiii
228 acres by survey 6 h Feb 1787, in M >nfgo
n,e.y county, on Joe's Ridge, and die w.,u , s of
S’d* a!,d Cooper's creek ; patented in the name
of \v Austin
414 acres by survey 22d Feb 1787, i: Montiro
mery county, on the second fin k of Col,- river
on the road crossing from P.nev river to Guyan’
dottc ; patented 1 the n,;ne of VV \„st n
2W0 acres by survey 26ih Feb. 1787. in Mont
gonv-ry county under Hie U,g Pipe S em Kjio.e,
and running down boil, shies of the creek • ua
tented m the name of W. Anst ,i ’
416 .cres by survey 4th Feb i787. in M.mtgo
m ry county, on the waters of Cooper’s creek fit.
on Joe » Ridge ; patented in the name of Win
380 acres by survey 3d Feb 1787, in Montgo
met v county, on the head waters of Cooper’s
creek ; patented in the n. m- of VV Austin
33.',« by survey 20th F*l>. 1787. in Montgome
ry county, on the south fork oi Cole river; pa
Unted in the name of VV. Austin
1345 acres by survey 2d Feb 1787, in Montgo
mery county, on tne In ad waters of Little Bin
Stone about half a mile north of the White Oak
Leek ; patented in the name of VV Austin
b50 acres by survey 1st June 1796. in Motion
gahacounty, adjoining Matthew R ciiet’s land,
and the Randolph county line, on the w ters ot
C.ieat river; patented in the name of Win Aus
tin
400 acres by survey 20th October 1797, in Mo
nong.-.ha county, adjoining dir. lands of Abner
H ••’per, aoove the mouth of White Dog creek ;
patented in the name of Wm. Austin
409 acres surveyed the 15th November 1797.
in Monor gul i» county, adjoining peter Diago.
or. I- niche’s run, to mclt.de an improve.mc.il
cu.de ... the year 1793 ; patented in the suite ol
Wm. Austin
K'C-’O acres in Monongalia county, on the west
m Local fiver, above the lands of Tiloin is Bui
S00 acres in Monongalia county, on B fT.loe
cr- ..k, on .« preemption right of D vid Gray
1 hdsc two List mentioned tracts of mud are
n. t p denu-d ; out Thus Laidlty has guar -me. d
<> provide testimony to obtain tlm pau nts,or fur
•iMti lands ot ttpial v due
600 tier, s Mmt.ry L iml, in K mawln county,
on ilia waters of Old T .wncrti k. branch of
r no riVer, Iv-tug a gi ant m.de to Muse
Adam Stevens, aiudrew Lev,., and others, in
the year 1772. Idle byd >s Wm Cun.ten
ami Marg .ret hts wfc, to VV.n. Austin, bear
mg date j t f b 1«!,2
J)evfl» wilt he made die pit ch is rs by the sub
SCI i >crs, v/itli a special War. mt only.
Wm. I cmple is and... to s tile the ae
and receive-ih, bihn-es due tut he said
Wm. Austin, deed, and Austin fit AitUirstm
n inn bullock, >
nr .... . *■ trustees.
MAtizH.UL, $
TVtn.
December 22.
11JJ
pHmil' 1)0!,I, a K S It E VV A ill) —Rum
way I loin ilie mibsri i|x r about thr 8 if) t
•V‘|i>rnl„'r last, my fellow GKDRGF—lie n
I*11 Blendes m .de ft II nv, remarkable late
I "'• •and fret, has a small «f-ar over one of h
■ yes, i.ia , foiiiing not r**cnlh>ctetl.
r-us hll-.w W,s f.rmer.y the property of
Mr Crump nf New K nt c orny, i„ ,V i,drl
J:irh ,otf ol whom I ex ,ert he is now lurking. ’
wo give the above reward to any per. wl,
w.lt del,vr lorn .on,,-, or put him in Krf-hnv,n
L d. so that 1 g t him In my absence M,
dined ",,SO" f,f K ih,T,0"d wi" pay the irwa
HOBEUT LEWIS.
December 22. 3,^
in i; i n o,
>r evmv BMt tmio,, ? >.A . «.v bxschtru
AT THIS OFFICE,
MiNCHhSTl.lt TURN HIKE COMPANY
A T a mriT.ng of hr I)irr tors ut the • n
S~\. chisUr 1 o npik -C oup .nv on iitur.aj}'
lit* 20.Ii l)**r I BIO,
/•'esolvr'l. Til <• Hie •:!» rk be, he i; hereby
instrti til to ;ul’'er:*sc « inee< 1 .£ *f Sin k •<>!
<lcr*J to !>*■ Iielil ;it Mr H •». ks s l .u. i n in M 11
chest* ’ , on Toes I ty • 1 * 2.M ul o *:»t J mu e.y.
/?/ or tff r.f ‘he l) rtcrn’t
JAMES lilt A JJl.R, Clerk.
Mjhches.er, i>et 22 t,J
E 'HOSE persons wishing supplies of COAL !
A from the l)cer> Kim lMs, will be pie* >cd l<> •
leave their «'C«1 -s at my Cotmtm£ K >>m, \vh-.rr;
a measure is k"pt for the nmvrii- n c ot sti h e
w:sh to h vo their coal me fir! l-.*m the wag
Rons. . M iv HANCOCK
October 16 tf
/\ LI. Persons having < l.utns ;•£ un.;i die «-st:
ol (>*•»■ jje I5a I; mi.IIc, are r.que
ted to bring tin in forward on i r heTine the
«lav « f S- * tt mher next, :>«* I sh i| i ien clit:
executorship—» is will be p! ad in bar again.*
all cl lims fiat in <y come fii w.ial .tier the said
first of Sep: V r.vXt.
JOHN B/ OU'N
Deem he. 22. 3 •(
pOlt r WINE-The stibsc. Scrs have j'
sale, a few ca-ts of minerr r qn htv I’oa-t
"'ins. TOMPKINS & iUitUAY
D member 21. if
37* THR G LG B K T ,1 V K R j\,
i (.» KEN r
THE subscriber v ill rent liis time, f |r.,.r n
the Globe '1 avern ; sell die F iniimre n
ervsary for its continuance—and give immedi ■.
possession.
Aito, the House on the vest side of tbe Globe,
will be rented at the same tune
PETER MOSELEY
D< cemhpr 20 3t
^tUOif.
Boston Dec 13
London dates in Oc'obrr 27, receiv. d by
the General Lincoln, from Liverpool.
NEW FRENCH i.'UITHS.
Hamburgh, Oct. 12.— VIr. Eudel, Di
rector oi Customs, liasc<"nnniiiic iud <> our
Senate an Imperial French l)' r et, bcnrii.g
date Fontainbleau Oct. 2 1S10 ennc’mg,
that all suits ot colonial prmliic mch sh?'|
henceforth enter the Dnchv ot M . ckl.-nSur,;
the Province of L.<uenbu'g. the H nse
Towns, and ail 'fie Countries situated be
tween the sea and the line of the French
customs, from Rhus on the Rhine t.» the
Baltic, are snbjec.ed to uncommon duties,
specified in the annexed tar If whether iin
ported with licenses, or procne a from priz s, !
confiscation or scizuir. H,w sugars pay!
300 francs per quintal. Cocoa 2000 Brazil, !
t_ >yt nne Surrimmi and Demerara cotton, 1
300, &c &c Flie same tariff has been in !
treduced in the Duchy of Mecklenburg, by
an edict ot lii* reignin' Dak**. ot 'he 6th ot
tins month. — Corrcafundinr, Get. 10
His imperlai Higuness the Archduke ■
Clihrles IS ,1. resume the dignity of Gene .
ratsssitr.i. nr. ;!,c 1st ot next month. — Cor-I
reafiondent, Oct. 10.
Hambuugh, Oct. l? —A discharge of the !
cannon, >es;erday, at 7 o’clock in the morn
ing, announced the arrival of His Hoval
li-ghness the Prince of Sweden, within our
walls. His Royal Highness alighted at the
house of Senator Schults, and received the '
felicitations of the authorities of this town.
1 he Prince has in his suite he Chamber-1
lain Count Moincr, two Fiencli (' ih-ncls,
Irs Aid.de Camps, and many other per
sons-S:t/i/ilemcni to the Abeitlc da Sard
Oct. 18
Genkva, Sep*. 23-Her Majesty, he
Qn.ro t llnliand, set out to dav t r p;irj
1 te E.npres’; Josephine is togo't. N ufc ia
tel. All the French troops at p: .nil hen
were this morning reviewed: a part of
troops afterwards march for Spain. -—Same
flafirr.
FRONTIERS OF Ton EMIA ' )ct 8 ■—Conr.t
St Lea (1- II s Poona pane ) ..nt Tuesday
let 1’oplitz vitli hi« retinue, tor G< tee ,u
pay a visit n his Majesty the Emperor of
Ans na —Sam fiafier
London Oci. zT.—I: was said vesterdav j
evening, that a M -ni'eur had been receiv
ed, containing an a count of tlie battle of
Busaro : th.it Masscua claimed the theory
asserting that he had gained a In the bay
onet, his troops advancing at the j-ias cle
charge, and di iving us from our positions ;
that lie had forced us to retreat with the
gi t a ist pi ecipitation to Lisbon, pursued
l'e/t/ice duns Irs rears ; that he had taken
a large quantity of provisions anti ammoni
tion, and that our loss amouri'rd to 7000
men. That Massena wouhl claim the vie
tory was to he expected—but w .who know
the real fact, and have received tne offL ml
details, can smile at his h.iau of ha ving k B
ed and wounded 7000 of our tro -nv Tak«.n
stores and provision.,, and forced us tom/-cal
'.oirh fireci/iitulion.
A Paris paper, not the Moaitci'-, has
been received of the 1.5th. It < out.,ms «...
intelligence from Portugal. The e is a
mosti x raordinary decree in i , is.(i:<l by
B.mapir e, rel itivc* to servants, iJO u male
ami female. They are to b; tegi-tered to
receive a card of inscription station .. U,n
they serve. No p r, ... is to be p.i. if.,i
to hire any domestic who is noi provd, ,| j
with this card of inscription. The o»>j*-c. j
of fins abominable dectee is to rx'eml fur !
ther the horrible cystem of espionage, and
to make every servant a spv. if nrc^. uv
noon his renter. Like Macbeth. B >na
parte may say,
• there’s net a one of them, but in bis
house
“ 1 krrfi a korvnnt fee'd.”
Lx'ract of .i letter from (Jibraliar d'ttrd
'29 It Sept.—” I think d,at .he French nr
fairs are dadv declining j,, Spain : the |.o
moose <! seriion must ruin an army. In a
few mnn is we have had upwards «,f 51,00
of the fine91 German deserters enlisted for
our army, passing through this place a
lone ; and Colonel If-, who arrived here
Irom Canhagena, a few d >y* ago, told me
that 21 t dicers and 700 men had’come over
from the French the night before he sail
ed
j Ills majesty h.1s been p’eased to confer
| the most honorable feeder of the «..;h on
Ih;rj review J even s m Portugal t
F,( otnrr.u- i.a e.i lor i: e H s on (/.hr .r.ic!" "J
/vs the public li ve in;b, made ./fjuain^
til ' i n s n nt cite i» st p?urninent f. a*
uresof tlic I if.- op rations <>t thecontend
mines in P.jrtugil. perhaps the fid..
I,o mg items, derived from !et ers of Bn
fs.. Officers as lace as the 2lst Oct. v. ill
€rnb‘ ih-.-m tn foim more correct cpinij
«»t* ',le P'obable result ol the present
“ V 'Va\ir®IT”i:r n"^rsNv«| in Lisbon,
tb it .,o • Wellington h ,d chosen three lines
"‘ lenct. which co,Id be defended In
50 coo ice-ubtr troops against double that
i umber, e ch of which was fortified with
' od. attention under the direction of able
engineers and skiltu nfirirei-s. '1 he first line
• * . ..de l ,. „• h and south through a consirie
*.b e range ol mouina:ns. which had alwavS
•x*t deemed one ot the na-ur | barrios of
tlie Kingdom 1 he nearcs co" mu»i«• , ,oa
with Aim. da was about 12 miles. N t \a
■mzard so .mpor.ant a line i.. anermnme o
tf( nd 'Inei ia it was rein orceri with SCO
I; ‘ , h only in addn.nr. to ,i,e icgular
.* h‘‘"iv n. and -he gov,- „mei.» of
i gnen to (Job C ox, an in -ep n B itisb fli
Ct;r and the place et to , s fa t. Tins p.ace.
which, was very stro, g v for Sud, cst the
r renc.t - • my an a.-ack of three days__
Much m " ceavenng on the part ol tin French
immeiM :te j billowed which employed ut
a .ortmg.it 1 lie mos favor b e conr.,iSj
Z'l V L‘ ,aw!» *y “»• H-ning... se and Env
ush 1" Lisbon f. n: ibis circumstance, when
”VX‘>i; pCdi> U Was known* dint ilic
L -Sus.i a d Po, ug. es had rapidly remo*
b. -ue second line ol defence in the ne ch
h.iuod ot oimlira. V is re rcat v asSu
consequt e of the movement ol f. wrong dei
)t L'rd"vv |.,e F,‘‘"ch army to then,.,.It
ot L id VVelli- g.„„ s line, and another to
|hesr„ i, which it v/,, apprehended were
and ^Li bom1 lMS rC,reat lo Coimbr»
i nt* second line was rep,.red to he m/rtf
l' “K a-d d-lensible than the first, ad*
• u.. be. o dais ere a. ;in spent m rec. immO
"••mg. m ,i cs.ivri n,g. See. when on In 07 u
Vn. ft i. 1- *''«ae bv about 7'
S' °°° 1 ,e"lC'1 , P'*> ion defends by
- s.iigi Jti and 3 I r tigm.se legnn.-n s. 1 hi>
pr.st wasas bravely doeuded as intrwiirhj
n es hC‘d~hen aMer lhc :jUtnU" ^ the ar£
',1 '■ sor>‘et»»»e occupied by i|,e .t
u.ck. tin French forces suddenly roiredi
but were not followed. All the lettt-s wit*
,<•” ,0 Lisbon on tt.e ,„me
.•s., > 01 .lie miporanr succ, .5 i-.hieifn, ,
*■•••> ;,c :i,s’ u* iuer.enc! five or '■*
s-u>d U least, and it was deem d |lt fore
runner id the most br l.ant -m e ss ; but v>rC
“ ' * S »%. u a «t dvice ,l,aV w ,; ,e.
1 d W‘. I ingt n had ret.r c!
»his It net tine, in |,u ,
bo. h od »• L-b 11. r is was the cause if
«'»hn. e ala. m .. ,„r p0 UleiJes„ ^ ot
iv .1 u-guest., auc, enure
IC ")U' "*• r cnnhrhnce in ,.i„m e,
Mtcits- nd was the m..ie diS..rls8,ne *, „n
he s "gnum |> pes which the recent Liters
Hd S'v»:u use to l was discovered hS
!"“* a ,;iC3i'*» 27 n h d bee., a rrZr d*
^reZr.!V',eim,e 'l* th.e F - ch h diavr
1' ' '■ ;l «»*'einrnt hat had ... cn . a-l- :,v rh~
in Wi !, a (Joflv 10 000 „r^.c®
'T\ ",>'sean‘lfl J? ani-lc. \, t0 -ak pS
ts ass #
wteh, * -1 ’•■•* W!»J „o n n/r. '
vt.‘"1 \rs,c' h >'•> -i if. i
■» M is»u,(i. t„e British and Portuguese
,htV\.'*«'» dispossess:! of lWo very hvnnr
' .iues, ot almost ail tHe country between
%-ys&*SvS-£!Jr£
bs
a, Coimbra, all ,l„ ,r ,a?"
ed provisions, and many other stores and
lLnrdVVaV :‘nfl :,,f* '>»')• rr n?
, I k. f.liMjp n s proclama'i n in \rgint
,,r,le#r,"K pain of ,|!e sever- ,•
‘.‘jat ™se cirem^aores shn.ll£|
—it :ieces-iii v for h>m tor c-, hat
.Sd'K!^', ..s c™«“
Be- 'veto 20 ami 30,000 of
h’ ,‘"rs.. ret red, ;if d i|,,»s«. so
c'iter, a ew ot their run* v ,'n .>,ip . i..
X. 1Mb-. v.-bich .hey threw yver h‘J,-9
ol Ion mules and a- e% ■nd left it »
houses ami the te munder. I wn, tr.,1- J *
nblc to set; hnrii.le s v..m(: f||jJ(| P
.educed torn. s-;ue of r,Mc ermf, to
abso u e hcRKarv. a- d it mil. ,, „ „
ti. lie tn <1 by the common e dings 0f htj
uMmtn a m o,sure which ,v „,ld .,e attend
e w 'h .u h a scene ot mserv ~nd .listless"
cannot he jus ,h W conducted ,{£
H,*d‘ r ni inn r, is h scour* he i"!
iIihii race y but such u e«s,,re. .-reading
to It untold not ref. If be wr , u, ' f f
» e of .be tree tha was cm down an \\
the helte of which w;<« r,.
h dv .s • b • , 1 , k • f",,M ”WI*
IV. IS b deem-d indict Ut> of the Pel
" «s 'rh:ch «ctna,e the „„ ,,an m nd whatt.
Sens ef 1 time p,
' policy of a friend, wh rh
ms reduced them to such a >ta-e of w m
-Mid wretchedness* No advnntaec wha',^
ver was, notwirhsia-dif» like.v , , .JL
de *•"> c: ; i LZ*,rJ°;?
(piantiiy oi gram destroyed. w-ts m.,r- u.f
than wliar would »' ive h*-t o r n> n n i V *
die number <, inhabitants t’l.i C' oJ
e*’h*'rthir4*',-i t,*' IU(- tl/cy . iH
major general (field marshal) Hc-sfo-d.
( ajn.im Mcllish, one of lad Welling^
ton’s aids..dw camp had been sent wun «
ll.tgui 1 ruce to iiie french head quarters^
on a messige resp**c tog ,omt prisoners.—
On ais a* i a Leym, Masseiia invi• erl
linn to dinner and tieuied li'in with great
attenti >:» and ivmi -ct.
P* incess Amelia continues to be s'ill nf.
die rd wi h a malady, tnai will piababiy
tci initiate her exi-ten c in a 1 \r days.