Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-01

.: 'dcr ., a's, ,'rabably share the same
ag''s he there IS no indication On sns 81
& I; 'pd '''ses zeal towards their new =
Ass e, s';sa Of the state Of affairs Y
Is ini0I1 - majesty's government have
psiin, 8 ny sv v,ss aid may be gwen to
ascteae .'1 MAINTAINING their independence
KIM .. - end resisting the ambitious pro-
,t.of France. e,,eru act Of the
= AZ y Or supreme councils, thre'-
svsss FA are IN the name of Ferdinand
ut Sga@' $ prisoner to Bonaparte, as well
2, W. ,,r $ brothers, and the country at
- =, I gogerned BY those jantos IN me tae
~ Tb s importarte Of preserving the COLO
a n,s , fsIEng into The influence OF France
'ss .s,,st be well aware of; and that the
su W., ,,va already taken measures Tor Sc.
l 's's, hen II 50 that every means should
WV W. : inform them Of tie true state q
as ',,e ], and 81 the brave resistance made
ia ~, ~ ,c,,ntvy. For this purpose ! am
a orses, br his Majesty government, to
'''0' ass 10 ships or vessels which are
rs p'ss r;,|,e,. in conveying their dispatch
n saJ orders to the colonies, CT the persons
CIV 49,, link il necessary to send cut to
II, s ~ affairs in tbs very critical juno
a' sIshave gwen so.ae passports Tor this
81. 80 Two frigates and several felucas
.s,asa q. the provinces IN America vii.
s, -.sJy 3 proceed to different parts OF A
.r;ss and | requcs,t vol, viii please to APP.
.ve tle oaicers under your command OF
so ss S S ships and vessels, which they
- sn,bas5llv meet, and direct them to gWe
wv S aid to them in the service which they
Ire employed. -
q hoss vesselswiIl nave merchandise IN
hem. the adventures IN general OF the crew;
n sane 81 them will also have quicksilver,
rh;cbis much wanted at La Vera Cruz
he uassports give you are intended to IN
luae hose articles-indeed, at this mo-
uens, there should be no litigation--every
Encouragement ought to be given to the Spa
biarts and their vessels carrying dispatches
Be considered as friends"
eP The information contained IN this
letter YOU viii be pleased . communicate to
he governors Of the several islands within
he limits Of yourGommand.
Ex.raa If G lettc, 70 rrar adm;ral Pufo;s,
RID Ufrsya, SfFstae II, teoS.
aOn receiving directions to proceed to
HE Jsnss, at Seville, | was particularly
commanded by major general Spencer to
scmnunseats to you direct. the Information
thought ssny consequence and With the
particular points in view, spesiitied IN the or
F.en | receret, lose no time in communal
Eating what his serene higaness the presi-
lent Of Andalusia, &c. has given NE, as the
rst account Of their affairs, beg leave to
observe the utmost franSness appeared 70
guide them, and the most decisive frynness
ncngthened the relation they made.
slhey described their re gssar force ioin-
Fd blythe camp at St. Rogue, at 1900, oss
which 5000 occupy the position of Cosa,c-
with Is pieces of from 6 to 8 Founders;
|heirsavasry, and the remaining force, is at
pevlIe, Uuera, and the small houses in the
Psicaeoraoud; the entire force, they think,
may e increased by small bodies, who ar
I've dallyi and three regiments Of peasants,
owhose Instructions they have commanded
S.sy attention should be given.
~ Intercepted letters From general Due
rns, Commanding the French at Cordova,
nsy learnt his orders TO III. Du5ris, to pro-
60: :sli nom Tavira to Seville direct others
~ mm not obey this order, but Join him by
y shortest roads at Cordova; complain
sY nave no answer; and in the last bro'1
sS'day, bid him be expedicicus, as he is
ssl'ous, when reinforced to drive the rebels
,On Seville. On the obtaining of the first
NJ = council . dispatched general Johnston
~ ~ y oreSulars, and gave directions to