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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-20

From the thirteenth English edition, eniarg-
ed and improved by the Author.
Price handsomely donrd and lettered,l asllar.
ACCOMMODATIONS OF THE ABOVE WORK.
We have had frequent occasion On 70 SPEAK AK.
ofthe diligence, good sense, and good lntef-
tons, Of Mr.. Murray ]; and we co'ngratalaIes
hin, sincerely On the success OF this particular
work. We announce tEis edition, because the
alterations and additions are 50 considerable,
that it is rendered almost a new work
British Critic, July 1901.
6 The examples Which Mr.Murray has here
selected, and the iudicious reflections which
accompany them, are such as can scarcely Ia!
to make the best impressions, and to produce
the besteffects, on all who read them with al
tendon. The present edition of this excel
lent publication, which has been long known
and commended, is enlarged by the addition
OF twenty-five new characters, bling nearly
one hundred pages"
.Ina-Jaeobin Re.ie:v, Jan. 1904.
eve have received the tenth and last edl-
ton Of this valuable work. The improve
rnents made in it, will appear from the authors
advertisement. We can only add TO TINS &C
count of the present useful volume, our nope
that it will be extensively circulated among
our countrymen.
1ne .fne,IcGn Repie.v g Literary journal.
for July, .1ugust g Se1atenr5er, 1901.
Con reviewing this book, in It's improved
form. we find the facts unquestionable and
hipbly interesting style correct and neat
and the general tendency OF the work such
as induces us strongly to recommend i, espe-
cial,y 70 Young readers, who love eHssrtsiil-
lneat mingled With instruction..
EvanseEcal Magazine, Oct. 1901.
aThe rapid sale Of this small but valuable
collection, has anticipated the commentator
we are DESTROYS to bestow. In an cxempllii-
cation Of more than seventy remarkable Cha.
racters, many striking examples are exhibited
which, in the quiet hour OF REFLECTION, man
contribute to arrest the careless and wander
ing: to animate the sincere and virtuons land
10 convince or discoun;enance those who have
been unhappily led to oppose the highest
truths Gentlemea's Magazine, NoD. 1903.
Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography.
pixies Arithmetic, large ard small.
! HYMNS and Spiritual Songs.
School Bibles and Testaments, Spel!ing-
| Book,, Primers, Bonnet Boards Writing
Paper.
/ Also, j
The 18th number DR.. Rce'snew Cyclope.
ola.
| October 90.
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FOR SALE.

y "A very valuable TRACT, of LAND ,.ron-
tanning Ills acres, lying near Haymarket,
in the county of Prince William. This land
isnow in hesoecupation of MIR. James Green,
who will shew the premises to any person
disposed to purchase. The subscriber hav
ing much need Of money will give great
bargain on this land.
VIM. A. G.. Dade.
Dumfries, Nov. l5--ls 2St~
Wanted Immediately to Hire.
1T the City 7aoesm and Hotel;
a GOOD NAN SERVANT, who is q
IA compleat waiter. -also, A good WASH
er and Ironer, for which the best price will DO
given.
December l9. dat
n. B. Slaves will be preferred.
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TO BE SOLD,

A. the subscribers house, in Washington
street, just above the Episcopal Church IN
said street, and opposite Mr.. Jacob Hot-
mars sugar refinery IS, !,
Seine and Sewing, Shad and
Herring Twine, with Sacking and bed Cords
Plough Lines and Traces ready maae--Asso.
lard Rope, if wanted, and other Cords rea-
dy made at his house. .
Jofeph Harper.
December Is. at Isl Jan E
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Thc hubIcrlber

The oubICrlber
Has removed from the House he lately oc-
cupied, to the corner opposite the Wash
fnstou 1aDern,
wHERE HE HAS FOR SALE,
A good ahortmcnt Of Womens',
Girls and Childrens' Morocco and Leather
Shoes.
Mems and Boys Coarse and Fine Shoes.
Morocco Skins Sole Leather.
Cod Fish; Old Bacon BuckWheatM Meal.
Excellent Goshen and r. Island Cheese.
Rhode-Island Greening and Pippen Ap-
pies, in bis.
New England Cider, in barrels.
Do do. do. in bottles, Us. old.
Mackercl and Herr;ngs, in barrels.
Smoked Herrings IN boxes.
+ Fresh Lines, and Lime Juice, in Bottles.
Soap and Candles, in boxes.
Imperial, Young Hyson, and Green Tea. 4
Havana Honey and Cigars--and a sallc-.
t. Of other Articles.
Thomas Patten.
Cecsnaher IL. ~
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n y I 1 G E.

ALLtllose having claims against the estate
OF Jaeo6 THONGS, late ofthe county of Fairfax,
deceased, are requested to bring them for
ward properly authenticated, on or before the
Sotfn OF this present month, for settlement
and those indebted are earnestly requested TO
make paymentto =, ),
John n. Msanley, FL
Alexandria, sth Dec. eAH'l
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of 5000 last drawn blank.
From the above scheme it willappear that
tina. there are not two blanks to prize, and
that the prizes are to be paid without dis
count.
kP TICKETS for sale at R. GKAY'a
Book. store, King -street-Present price Of
tickets six DOLLARS, will advance as the
drawing progresses, which will be at the rate
Of 1000 tickets week, and will positively b
completed in nine weeks from this date.
correcs list of the drawing will be receive
daily. Prizes in the Charitable Marine -
terry taken in exchange for tickets in this'
November 2.
N. B. The Charitable Marine l.ott0 ~ h,
unavoidabEy been postponed, By reas on n,
the clerks have been employed in p.eparin,
the numbers, checks, Sc for ths: Irini.s.
Church Lottery. bit the drawi.ng v ill be re.
sumed in short time and no doab. need ha
entertained of its final completion.
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BIZ LI1vDLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edltion, eniarg-
ed and improved by the Author.
Price AQadsoS7eiy dost.d and letfered,sl Hsltar.
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Trinity Church Lottery.

This Lottery is authorised by the Legisla-
tureof Maryland, and bonds have been given
10 the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore,
for the faithful performance of the Managers.
The following is The Scheme s.
s {. H e M T.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1903.
/ JUST RECEIVED q
. For Sale at r. GR.4Yss Book-ts7re, Arg Arg

For Sale at n. GR.dY7S Book-esscre, Arg Arg
Street III sAE
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, in retirement, affection ana az
the approach Of death. {.
Exemplihed in the testimonies and expert.
ence ofpersons, distinguishes BY their great
ness, learning or ,irtud.
Sc IT'S Immortalit7 that alone
/" Amidst iife'a pains, abasensnts, emptl-
ness,
s The Soul can comfort, elevate and I'LL.
YouNG.
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THOMAS JACOB

~
1'saesyalty Informs The public that he has
o1eaed
SCRRYING SHOP AND LEATHER
1. STORE,
sn Aing- street, between St. Asapll & Wash
angson streets, Alexandria, where he will al
Ways have on hand an extensive assortment
y LEATHER, ofall descriptions, which ne
VII dispose Of on the lowest terms Tor CASH
he wishes to pus chase al kinds of leather
: - - sne rough, for currying and will give the
-: ne Intends kesping a supply of Tanners
Sh and Spanish Hides. &
FOR HIRE,
q {. soaehee and tw0 Strong Horses,
With a careful diver.
Nsssmtes |. 2awan.
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a. TO RENT.

TvHE subscriber offers to rent for one or
i more years, adjoining the place where
on he now lives, a blacksmith s shop, with q
complete set of Tools, a Dwellis E House in
comfortable condition, calculated for fami.
~, together with between three and four acres
ofyery rich land.--From several years expe.
rience, Can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for a blacksmith than
the one now offered to let.
Thomas B. Morcland.
Maryland, Bro.d-Creek, lawtf
December e.-tl5.1
~ q. IF / don't rent the Hne stand
will give good wages to Young man
with afamily
MI ~ + e. +
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-08

M OT1CE.-That in virtue of 4 deed of trust
bearing date anterior to the act, entitled
IN act concerning the SAFE Of Property u,der ex.
eeations and membranes :" shall, on Satur-
day, the 9TH day of January next, upon the premi-
ses, expose to sale, by public auction, for ready
money, the BRICK T'ENE JfE MIS-, and the
Ground thereto belonging, rs now occupied by
Messrs. Webster, Pooye G Prosser, and John q
Walton, opposite the City Hotel, in this city or
so much thereof, as may he necessary to satisfy
Danl. Call, Esq. acting Executor of Rob. Means,
decd the several sums Of money now due, and
unpaid under the said deed.
SilfUEL GHcCRHw, Ifa.tse.
Decenber g. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-08

a HORSE. Was brought TO MY stable,on the
L " 9Th ult Bay Horse about or 10 years
old, d feet Or 10 inches high. with Saddle
and Bride. Tue said Horse, was delivered by
a Negro, who said he had found him on the Com
mons oft this town. Thc owner may get him by
Supplying at the Columbian Inn, and paving char
ges. Posted and appraised to eighteen pounds
D. BROOKS.
Dec. 2. Ttfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-08
ID ICHMoND TURNPIKE COMPANY

D ICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
IA At a meeting of the Directors Of the said
Company, ON Saturday evening the 81 Of Deem
Der, 1908, the following resolution was agreed TO:
Whereas, from causes unforeseen as unexpect-
ed, tie Board OF Directors, 1T their last meeting
on the 29th ultimo, postponed the sale ofSHAREs
belonging to delinquent subscribers, generally
aenominsted Stock Holders, which were adver-
tised TO be sold ON that day:
Resotosd, That the Shares OF delinquent hol-
6crs which may De reported such by the trea-
surer OF this Company, on the 9Th day of Janua-
rynext, be, on that day sold, atpubiic auction, at
the front door, of the Swami Tavern i'll this city
NhTKANIEL SHEPPARD, CPk.
December 6. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-08
M x. LIZ TELLER, DENTIST--In the
W.. house adjoining Mr.. EAnnad Randnlnh,s

NER. LIE TELLER, DENTIST-In the
I'VE house adjoining Mr.. Edrnnad Randoiph's
near tic Capitol, is now practising in the various
branches OF his profession. i. e. cleansing. ard
restoring the teeth ~ their natural elegance Ly
removing that corrosive substance called t.r,far.
which adhcrcs to tbcm in the form Of bl; fk or
yellow crust, which is the cause Of manr teeth
decayinc, an offensive breath, and The cOrTodcr
ofthe gums and sockets lie sets artificial ones
so az 90 sta1t Er1D Being useful as well as orna-
mental, pugs che decryed cavities Of suci as can
be prcScWcd, and extracts such ss ore too far
gone 70 be saved, in which operation he makes
use OF BrrTF FNTEET TX rRAcT1SC INsTRp.
hE NTs Which, takes tle teeth ont without anv
possibility ~ .ractu~iug the jaw o. bruisipg the
gums, AND with mitch less pain than the instr1i-
Inents that are IN general use = which opera-
tion his price is orc dollar, whcn done at lis own
hou5e.
lie deems Is unnccrsfsvvts saw any Thing con.
oeruirC til a9vaGtegc derived t.o,g the manner
OF hjs performance o. his ;bii;ties, leaving. it lo,
his former opel atinns TO spcsE
lie las DET1iFR1cs prepared by himself OF
a Superior pra!iiy for tire preservation Of the
gums and tc~fh, Did OF corrosive substsncc.
MT. LIE TELLER wishes the public 20 have
notice that rs tc has now made Richmond his
pernarent rcs,dcrce, Ak his prices are con sireYa
bly, lower uian w!icu he was cny visitor Of the
place.
A line or servant directed TO tic Aforesaid
place VIII be attended to.
or lie keeps q constant supply OF Teeth TX
tractnls Ins;rura 2E's, hey kiud, aud best quality
] to- sale.
nov. -. I1m1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-08

ID A-AwAY from the Subscriber, a negro Lad
IN by tn L. ,le of MANDEVILLE he is a.
bout II ycl,,a id, OF dark complexion, slender
make, and walks lame in consequence OF having
broken his thigh last spring. He has been seen
lately in Manchester, and have reason to believe
has been secreted by his grandmother old Gritty,
who is wei! known in that place. Ten collars and
al expences viii be paid TO any person who will
deliver him TO me, or commit him to iail. so that
Igetlirn again. ~. ROLLING.
pee. D. oaw4wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-08

GLOVER SEED, &c-For Sale, by the
~ Subscriber, a fresh supply Of GLOVE r
SEED, five Thousand Id. first quality New En-
PIPES by the box, family FLOUR, by the bar
rel, &c. EDWARD HAl.LAM.
pecember 6 oswSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-08

hE ANCHESTEK TJRNPIkh COMPA-
IVA NY.-The annljal meeting of Stockholders,
viii be held at Mr. Frooas's tavern, in Marches
ter, on the f;rst Monday in December next =
Special matters Of business, important to tie in
terest OF the company, require full meeting !;
hence it is expected, that such members as can.
not attend in person, will appoint deputies TO &C,
for them. JAMES BRANDER orr
NOV. &. Ctjm1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-08

He goth Of November, is the day for the
commencement Of the LECTURES on
LAW. in the College of UTiiidnt < Hfarp. 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-08

MTApT COTTONS & KERSEYS-T
IN Subscriber lI:s received n consignment of
Ndpt CoftoHs ard XtTseys, which he offers at Il re.
eiuced price, for cash, ndorsed negotiable
notes. ROBERT .IfOHNSTUN.
pecemher 6. (Gl
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CT PuBLIsHEp ny THOMAS RIroAIE, Or
PosIrE THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT 1--WE poll
LARS eE< ANNUM, PAYABLE = ADVANCE.
THE Virgini Il ITE "a ri W4 RE- HaJS,,
I BOOK < STETI3 HiII' SI0RE--WN.
PRIcHARD x LEWIS ADAMS, having entered
into ioine Coparu,ers.lp u the Book and STATE
snary business, under the firm of Plich nd and
diGn,s offer for sale, 1T their Store, opposite the
one lately occupied By lVm. Pritchard on mode
rae terms, for cash, approved credit, gene
raj assortment Of 300 KS N every department of
Literature, Law authorities, Medical, History,
Philosophy, Mathematics, Bellies Lettres, Perio-
deal * Political publications, good assortment
of Novels, many or which are new, mast kinds
OF Stationary, both for the merchant, gentleman
and artist, will be sold at the lowest prices They
have and will constantly keep supply of those
Classics and School Books, which, used in
the ssminaries ot Virginia. and at the College of
William and Mary, which, they assure their cus
toners and the teachers III general, shalt be OF the
best and latest etItiprs, and at the most mode
rate prices. TheirL w department in particular,
WHICH is more extensive than any other in the
state, they fatter themselves will meet the atten-
ton of the gentlemen ofthe bar. To those who
purchase largely, liberal discounts will be given.
Their extensive correspondence abroad viii cna-
Bile them 10 keen up their assortment, and procure
almost any book (not out of print) on the CONT
Hent, at the shortest notice. AS no eXertion will
b. wanting on their part to serve the Public, from
them they solicit and expect portion Oft their ge-
nervous patronage.
WILLIAM FP<GR4RD,
LEWIS I'D MS.
A Catalogue OF heir HooFs viii be published
as soon rs the same can De fuly arranged.
Prichard e .idaans will pay the highest cash
price for clean Cotton aud Linen PAGS.
december 8. ct
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4 oS1; from 7Ozggon that ieji RicAa';crd ths
H. 2lst nj. for LouiSa--4 FOX containing 4
sash doors If an oe.nyan firm far Chira Press.
Il Re7uara Of fDe collars ggW he Siven cny peySon
delivering them to Fredeyick Harris 81 Louisa or
to ReLst-r, Pssre G. Prosser. II Richmond.
Dee. 6. I Hnesl
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NJ OVEMBER Goth, i3u9.--The members Of
y the Dismal Swamp Company, are reques
eed to meet a Sutl3fS On the 28th OF December.
That place is preferred for a meeting, because it
is very small distance from the Land, and the
members will have y better opportunity OF in
formation as to tue hole business Of til com.
pany, than at any other place. Those who may
not attend, viii be pleased to give power to O.
theirs to act for them
WM. NELSON,
JOHN BRACKEN, 11"Ha-
COEBIK GRIFFIN gers
pescmber g. 3aw4w
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PUBLrsHED ny THOMAS RIToAIE, oP-
PosIrE THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT ryvE poll
LARS EEK ANNvM, PAYABLE = ADVANCE.
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BY TIE LAST MAIL.
NORFOLK, December s.
From the West lndes.

A letter from Barbados, dated the -
October, mentions that there is CIR
provisions and -four in those ISiandsE, d
are 1000 barrels in the Barbados mafI
that corn is selling at 8 50 and iisn :. .
81 so and West-Endia produces is looAD'
up.
Advice. ere received from Havsina
the Sd November. Large Quantities :.
-four had arrived from Vera Cru1, and y
duced the price one half.
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natr;ot ssny o., led to It includes aoubl,
that nusn5er.
A prociamat fse been issued IN ltaiY,
by BoDaparte, olddlng sns people TO
=, sasak about th4 airs of Spain.
SIR A.. VyslEy had returned to Enc,
land.
Oar PortsmSh correspondent informs
us, hat when susslah meet IRON LISBON
aceo,nnan;sd bVrsouadron, entered Ports.
,ro,th harbond|lc latter did not hoist their
calours as;f B feelings Of the Russians
on,ri,t not TO b punded by seeing our co.
lonrs hoisted four ships sna f4Nes own
colours not hded on board the. Gu,
eorrespondentkds that since til hav,
been in the haHur, tiie Russian az pra'
a,g has been Ing on board his shp.-
This sight gals the seamea and the teopl,
Of portsAoa..{ icvously.
EoRrsnouH, Octo6er %.
Twenty thEand British troops hay;
marchee. INTO kain fiom Portugal. I'll.
rest there. are Eered to the Mediterraa;.
an.
The H;berniiJames from Londondet|
~ for Philadeiia, has been wrecked, aa1
lives lost.
Colonial probe through Holland is ppE
h;;bited III Franc
A new dseredas been passed in Ho,As
to prevent .ntedurse with England.
az embargo is been laid at peters5arSg
wiere several lherlcan vessels are sM0i!s
the detained.
Ourcruizers i've sentinto Spain two Va /
Liable vessels ird, Guadaioupe.
American vdels are not PeTrnitteda
T.leste during IL american embargo
consequence, SIX PuEt t.isher have stopped
at Malta.
The American schooner Retsey, Hoopai
Of Marblehead, fbm England to SPAN, was
captured BY a iihch prsvatecr, ADD recap
tuned, Sept. 2s, I'D arrived at Castro, Es4E
Eilboa.
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FALL GOODS.

JOS. RIDDLE HAS RECEIVED,
Per ships Hero and Caroline, from llverPSt
WooIlen and Cotton Goods.
Which are opsaing fol sale.
October IS
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Generals Moore and Hope marched on
the 18th October from Lisbon, and were
supposed to be with the patriots.
The troops under General Baird 10 ,oool
were lying at Ccrerna, Ccto5er tie 17til,
IL transports.
Ferdinand of Spain, his brother and IN
Gle, are at Paris.
Castanos is to command the centre OF the
Great Spanish army.
The French still hold Barcelona; have
declared ii in state Of siege; proclaimed
martial law; and issued out th-ee severe
proclamatIons.
There are several accounts of inferior
battles in Spain between parties Of SPani-
ards AID French. They always ended IL
favor OF the former.
among the British officers in Spain, are
10 members Of parliament.
The French troops embarked al Lisbon
on the 18th.
The transports conveying the French
troops from Lisbon to France, met with
severe galts, soon after leaving port, which
dispersed them. One was lest, and 2a.
Sol1!clo PCIioiteU'
The French general kellerman, from
Portugal, at his requSs. has been brought
to England.
The late revolution in Turkey, has pre-
vented the British envoy, who was or his
way, from proceeding 10 that capital.
An expedition is, preparing q, Sicily, IN
der Genera Stuart, supposed against ns-l-
pies.
Parliament IS prorogued to si,v 10Th
Decen.bor.
Seven vessels bound to Esligoland, and
5 from the BAitic, have been taken by a
French privateeT.
The BRUSH squadron has Quilted the
blockade Of tie Russian feet at Port Baltic,
leaving three Swedish ships 10 watch ii.
Report says, tlaat twenty Of oar trans
ports have been driven on the French coast
in a gale. We presume they were Light
vessels without troops.
The Windsor Castle packet arrived il
England October -, from New York ani
Halifax.
The proposition Of Russia fer an arms
tice with theSwedcs,is eonJectarcd to bebe-
cause she wants to e,nploy.her troops else
where. A letter from, Sweden says, there
Smoothing liz this arHais.ice to warrant peace
between Sweden and Russia. The Swedish
king. dissatisfied with his guards, has broke
1000 Of them. The SWedes have suffered
much IN Finland.
The ar.nisticc is said to be confined to
military operations in the north of Finland.
It is for an unlimited time, and is dated
Sept. II, 1908.
The Russian slips which capitu.ated at
Lisbon, have arriysd at Portsmouth,, Eng
land.
There IS TO new indication of a hostile
disposition on the part of Austria.
10000 British troops having marched
from Lisbon, $4,000 having arrived at Bill
boa, and others preparing socn to SAID from
England, il is probable there would soon be
10000 English soldiers in she northern part
of Spain to ssissagainst the French.
No military event of great consequence
has occurred in Spain for some time past.
Cuesta has been little refractory, and is
said to have resigned.
Castanos is said to be appointed COM
mander in chief Of the Spanish forces.
The French emperor, in an address to
his soldiers, Sept. 10, say 6 Let US carry
our conquering Eagle to the pillars OF Herr
cules,n G Gibraltar.
The French troops in Spain had not been
nuch reinforced. The northern army is
not estimated at more thas 1900. The
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PoIrUcAL, September Is

The establishn nj Of the regency will i'm
mediateiy take pace. Iae lo4s OF The
French here ii BATHS previous to toe caPl
tulation, is-kiled 2225 wounded 1898 !;
prisoners ess4 capitulated 25,s6e intan;T!,
1898 cavalry, and 161 conductors, with
2eoe Wagons, and 81 boxes OF cartridges
[i'he regency was established Sept. %; one
Of t!.e principals in It, is the Archbishop OF
Cporto.
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Santana, 5ebtember 81.

Joseph Napoleon slept last night in a vi
lase nlar Durango Give lsagaes IRON bA'
boa.
The marquis de Portage, and generals
Cuesta and Blake, command our troops 10
this yicinlty.
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FOREIGN.
VIA BOSTON,
LONDON, October ~.

LONDON, October ~.
The whole strength Of the Spanish force
is stated to be as fellows General Gasta-
nos armyis however considered one hall O.
averrated.
Central army, under Castanos 65,ooo
Northern army, under Blake, IN
Guiding 10000 Astarians $4,000
Arragonesr, under Palafox 5000
Catalonians, under Lamas 10000
Reinforcelnents on their march
from Saragossa, under Wives 10000
Ditto from Grenada, under Ksding 10000
Ditto from Portugal, undar Bado-
las 1900
The Marquis de Ronana's army 5000
Tie expedition under Sir David
Baird, 1900
Sir John Moors's army on its
march fer Spain 10000
s Z he remainder ofthe British in
Portugal going 70 Catalonia 1900