The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

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tt nv tic ridge Ut m,.,,a,., ms betN cen R;o;,
and pamplona the onls ieMaint..g passage
for ce'niEamcatiun, Il tie rnad de n P,hf,-
olnn. aud that OF S9lvatierra, both Of which
are paths which Will >carcc!, admit foot
passengers. II appears that their design is
topreserve retreat in case of need-the one
towards Pampisna, and the other towards
irui'. Ouraim! is also taking very favort-
able positions. Blake is at Friad, and his
DIVISIONS at Mediana, Pomar, Balmaseda,
&c. faiaiox is at Saragossa and Caparoso: :
it IS thought that there is division of g. 600
men OF his army at Sangucsa Llamas IS al
i"ae'a and M'iagro: the division of Ni,lava
mas moved. Since yesterday the division of
fena left this tor Caiahorr;,, and that s,e Cou-
pigni has proceeded to Agreda TO oin this.
The army of Castillo, which was in the hn
rough OF Osma, has marched to the same
place Ofthc divisions OF Pena and Coupiw-
nj. the regiments of Campomavor and the
volunteers of Corona, have directed their
course through the ridge OF mountains To-
wards Logrono, under the command of tbr
Spanish Guards, Lily; and the ri;lcmen of
Spain and Ca'iiz, under thci' respective
Co nardcrs. So that these bodies of licht
troops vii, unite themselves with rcna aud
Coup'gnl ut Logroro and will form the fol-
lowing line: Biake's forces on the left in the
centre of which those Of Pena and Counier;
Cas,anos, united with the troops os Castillo
The nam bodt; Llsmas and Nalalid the CEN
IRE OF che right wing: and Palaiox The right
wing With thiS disposition OF forces it will
he possible to cut them off from Barunds and
Toiosa."
Accounts from Washington state. thar a
bout 600 troups are 20 be colec,etiat New.
orleans, under the Command of Gent VIII.
&inson. The object of this movement is va
rionsly stated. All can be certain offs.
that something is in agitation tits said thar
agents are employed here and elsewhere to
hire transports Tor the conveyance of the
troops....B. North .lmeriean
WASHINGTON Cry, Dec. 90.
The Electors IS the State of Ohio have
given three votes to James Madison as Pre-
sident. and three votes to John Lapeo,on as
ViCe-President.
IN SENATE, Dec. 81.
he actto enforce and make more effectual
an Act, entitled an act LAYING an embargo on
all ships and vessels in the ports and har |
hors of the u States. and the several acts |
supplementary thercto, was read the third |
tme. Messrs. Giles and Pope supported |
and Messrs Hil,housc * Pickering opposed |
ITS passage. The debate was continued I
ton was taken by Yeas and NAYS as fellow ::
YEAS Meass"ss. Andersen: cendit Crew-
lord, Franklin, Gailard. Giles Gregg. Kit
chell. Millcdge, Mitchll, Moore. Pope, Ro-
binson, Smith, of N. York. Smith, of Nd.
Smith OF Fen. Sumter, Thruston, Tifin and
Turner-2O.
NAYS-Messrs. Gilman. Goodwicl,, Hill
house, Lloyd, Matthewson, Pickering, White
-,
In the House of Representatives-Yest
day, the bill from The Senate for enforcing
the embargo, was twice read and referred
to committee of the whole Oh Saturday
next
Mr. Ne7vton reported ga bill to deprive
In certain cases vessels of their American
character, and 70 prevent under certain dis
abilities any citizens of the e. S from TAX
ing !icence from any foreign power to ma
vigate the ocean trade with any other
foreign and independent power" Twice
read and referred
Tie bill authorising the President of the
y. States to employ an additional number of
seamen and marines (2O00) went through
committee of the whole.
Details postponed