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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-29
sale TT AUCTION.

virtue OF deed of trust, from David NJ.
- Randolph, 10 the subscriber, dated the 29tl
u!y 81 oct"oer, iou1, and recorded in the Dis
IT Ct court made to secure the pa, ment of q
debt due from the said Randolph to los Marx &
Co. WIZ DC exposed to sale, at auction ON Sa-
.urday tle Sd day ofncxt month, on the premises.
two half acre LOFTS or GROUND, IN the eli
ty0f Richmond, and known in the pl.ul of the ci.
" by The numbers 449 and $50. These L otis are
between the basin and the river, and fronting the
X y. Market, separated t'Ierefrom by a street on
y. They are handsomely situated, and command
a iine prospect up and down the river. On one OF
the Lofts is framed clearinghouse, of about
80 by ~ iGet. ny the tenor of the deed oftrusi
tue sale was to be made for cash, but to cnhancs
the price, Marx q Co have consented TO allow
circuit OF ~ days; the purchaser giving neeo-
ua0ic note with approved security. If the note.
YIN the requisite security is not executed immc-
dhteiy after the Lots are str,ics oti. thev ,,;l
torthw''a be set up to sale again.
c. COPELAND, Ttasf.e.
49, ~, %. 2tG
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Nov.29

OaEPH soYCE, Jr. Cat the late Insurance
once from Fire, OH the Governey's HfIl \ ia
ing commenced the BOOK-BKNDTNG brsi.
'ess, respectfully solicits the fvos Of $ friends
md the public, and begs leave 70 sure t,cn,
mat any work committed to his car, shall ia
neatly and faithfully executed. ~
II. b. Merchants Journals ,,1 r ,1,... ,>
ords, SlterifIs Book5 ), and Rocks oS N e.. nc
ms, ruled and bound TO any pattern on th,. 81
st notice. '''S Shor'-
:, -, Blank and fulcd Books, for sale - N.
rrtchards Book Store, opposite to tb. pos, ~.
ace, where all orders to the above Oh - ~,
be duly attended to. soy. 20, t RESI- WIN
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w ILL be sold, on the first Monday, in Dec.
w next, 1t being Henrico court day, on six
months credit, ut the court hcusc of the said
county, al the NEGROES belonging TO the cs-
, ,s'e oi Jares White, decd. which consists of
Women omen and Children only, in order TO max a
p ,ars,oh among the legaices CT the said Win te
BOND and approved security will be reou;red fo,
'he purchase money. ROBERT WHITE,
~ E*ecator af flames White, decd
- ~ t.. 2tF
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~ COUNCIL, November o. 1903 tn.
= N'oVernor and Council, pursuant ia the Cur
ec.'oh OF Tile act oil assembly, &c to amend an .ct
n''''uied an act to amend AN act intituled nm act
-! 'Ppo'htinS Electors to choose pres;dcnt p
ce-[res!dent or the United States,'' bayin,r ey-
a'hiieo the returns from the Con1missioncps of
liie several counties, appointed an,, commission
Gu IN conformity with the drec ions Of the ,fore.
sa'a act OF Assembly, do hcreby advertise and
''s",e known, that the names and places of ahod.
vi .e twehty-four persons havinp. the ,r,eptest
' e OF votes throughout the state as Electors
VI rresucht and Vice President of the Irr;ta,I
viz o'' "iS a. ioHo"s'
Joseph Goodwin, Senr. Nanceno,s
p J.Jliliih Harrison, Prince George,
Edward Pegram. Senr Dinyi,Jfss
Richard Field, Brunswick,
Col Thomas Read, Charlotte.
Joseph Eggleston, Amelia,
Hugh Nelson, Albemarle,
Col. George Penn, Patrick.
rr.iiP N: Nicholas, Richmond City.
Spencer Roane, Hanover, =.
John Roane, KING William,
Robert Tay lor, Orange, -,
Sustavus u. Hornei', Fauouier.
robert Nelson, York,
Mann Page, Gloucester, y
Richard barnes, Richmond County,
Johh L. Brooke, Stafford,
augh Holmes, Frederick,
OSBORNE Sprlgg, Hampshire, ,
James Alien, Shenandoah,
Archibald Stuart Augusta.
Andrew Russell, Washington.
Gen. John Preston, Monipomerv
William Mckinley, Ohio,
Attest ID. l.. HYLTON, e. C.
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Enquirer OFFICE. Nrsxs:srs %.


itistelfeucd, that the goo55enseof pecn,,
of the East. the at.achnn, of the r,p:o,i;,,.
! to the Union, ifnoe to the administrator. ,,a
the strong minority which exists ia favor. of
the administration and the embargo win
ensure the Eastern states against any o,,ef,
opposition to the laws Ct the govermen.. Sut
should stich be the result, lesthe leading fede.
iaiists OF the East be held responsible for !,
heSe men, under the color of expres.ipo
their oety, are giving utierance to tbei,
wishes. it IS natural for inca to believe wh,.
they WISH whist depicting the resis :. ,,,,,. s,
'hSarrecuon winch they have foretold. tl,ev
are vmSua'ly inviting The people to flv TO these
experiments The rcsoiationsof the leo- of NJ.
sachusetts and the speeches or hI..e,v -,
q h'.FRn-S carum R;.ydous. iu the Sepa,,. ,e
thc u States all concur i'm tiis point, "ynn
VIII perceive d!saftection in memorials Fret
Saio Nir' L. IN public meetings nexs IN
legislative resolutions next, until the SMART of
"isanection Is fanned into fame which m,v
spread WIDE devastion arounu, and overtnrn
the hoertles of the country" This ,e-
sun 'neiviore is not far distant !; for the esis.
ia'ufe OF Massachusetts have already yenet,
e s, ulsaiecton IN set of the most disgrace
". eso'.''ohs which c2nid at this time dis
m""' ute name ot an American. The
rum OF our orr liberties is therefore the next
step III the progressive series OF eyenrs
The federal prints of Boston. under 80.
pretence OF compassicnating the suft;r;nrs ~
the people, are in full chorus with thes'. :
IDEAS. They are i'll fact tecmipr with ,b,
disguised sentiments of treason. rhevbaxs
out one step more to take Let then CO...
boldly out, and strike at once the Tocsin of
DisUnion. o'si" VI
lhe REPORT presented to the Fl re p
contains the .!: any, mos, cornnron.n
save viewot its subject, that has yet been given
20 .he world. Let it be studied by every man
VINO desires to understand the history of ,ha
past orthe project OF future measu;es Ws
understand a from undoubted AUTHORITY ,hat
TINS Report of the Committee of Foreis, h b.
iatlons may be considered as contai;,;og th,.
sentiments t OF the great body of the Republi-
cans at Washington. ~ e'"ol'-
=,
For Proposals for carryingthe mails S.o,.
enc Gene,'al Post o6fce"-see the first "a e re
olrictures on the remarks otrthe ast :. Sn;,;-
4" 20 respecting letter of Mr. Coles--in o,,.
next, The winters publication of this paner
enree uhes during the week, viii be com
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SALES AI AUCYION
w Ill De sold to morrow, at ten o'clock, at
the Venduc Office of the Subscribers,
without reserve, for cash. for the benefit of the
underwriters " '"'
bale OF Rose and striped Blankets, mark T..
NJ H. No 40. d,maged on board the Ship Het-
iy, capt. Day, from Liverpool.
PROSSER & MONCURE, Auc'ys.
NOV. 90. ~ .
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VALUABLE PROPERTY Foa SALE

" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAAE-
VIII be sold, TO the highest bidder, on We'd
nesd y, the fourth day of JANUARY next, on the
pre- mses, a BRIGn HOUSE., and half of the
LI1'7, No. -, in the cityof Richmond. which
tOrrcrly belonged to the estate of Iohn Fendls.
tOH, Lsq deed. and IS situated between the ten
ehent now occupicd by Mr.. benjamin Turner,
and the house OF MIR Orrs Pdinc's, in which Mr..
Ssn'ohard resides. At the same time and place
"di be sold, 80 acres LAND, lying on the three
!!otch, road, being the upper part of the tract
'orEieriy belonging to said Pendleton's estate, K
distinguished IN the survey made by Richard
Young, by number g. A credit Of and twelve
months vii be allowed the purchasers, ON givin,
bond with approved security, TO bear interest,"
from the date, and deed ofirust on u,e proper
w. L. T. s. JOHNSTON.
"Of' ~ eaWtds
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Thursday, Nov. 81.

A little after one o'clock, the galleries
were opened, the house having finished
their discussion on Mr.. Randelph's resolu-
tions.
Mr.. Cioj:ton from the committee of revis-
al and unfinished business made report,
which, without reading, was ordered to be
printed.
~ bill heretofore presented was called up
by Mr.. Lewis, to authorize the proprietors
OF public lots iii the City of Washington to
subdiyide the same and that such sub di-
vision should be admitted on record.
Mr.. Nelson presented a memorial from
the proprietors OF some goods on which duty
had been paid but which, previous to their
sale were destroyed, the petitioners prayed
the remission of the duties paid
After some debate upon the subject of re-
ference, motion prevailed to refer it to
the committee of claims, 43 to ~.
About o'clock, the house adjourned.
FRIDAY, Nov. 25.
Some private petitions were presented
and referred.
MIR. Elliott moved that committee be APP
pointed to wait on the president to request an
official copy of his proclamation issued in A.
pril last respecting the evasions of the en-
barge laws iii the neighborhood of Lake
Champla;H.
Mr.. Mcrrosc presented some other pc
ti;ioas from purchasers Of public lands, pray.
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WEDNESDAY,, Nov. IS, 1903.

Mr.. Morro7a presented several petitions, pray
mg that time NJ ght b. allowed for the payment
oimstainehts on the purchase of public lands be-
You'd what Was now allowed by law Referred
TO the land committee.
MIR. Slam presented the petition of a manuflc-
trer OF VermIcclli, MAcaron, &c. in New-Jer.
sey, praying on account of the spoiistion OF tie
stock lie had on hand, to be permitted to remoyc
whit out of the boundaries ofthe United States
Referred TO the committee OF commerce and
manufactures.
Mr.. Dana presented the petition Of young.
man wl,0 confined in prison for ain nftact:o n
OF the revenue laws Which was referred to a
select committee.
Some post road petitions were presented, after
which Mr.. Randolph moved that the gallery
should be cleared, as he had a resolution OF pri-
vate nature to offer
The galleries were cleared, and the house con
tnued III private debate until 5 O'Clock, when the
house adjourned with closed doors
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1t VIII appear from the secret journal which
is published, that the house have been en-
gagged in conclave not on any great national
question Of defence, but on "A question whe.
ther at this moment, the injunction of Sc
crecy imposed by the president on commu-
ncations which ne has stated HE DEEMS
IMPROPER 70 BE PUBLISHED, should be
volated--tlius instead of acting, Mr.. Ran
doiph is occupying the time OF the House
IN efforts to embarrass and create between
congress and the executive, a barrier against
ireG communication. The pubic will pro-
perry appreciate this fruitless ATTEMPT to
trammel the public proceedings, and sport
with the feelings Of the nation Three DAYS
nave been idly spent on this business, and all
important proceedings at an entire stand.
GToUikoJ
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a supplemental journal of such proceeding.
as, durirg the time they were Deepen ing
were ordered to be kept secret, and res
pectins which the injunction OF secrec,
Was afterwards removed by order of tn,
house
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-30
TUESDAY. DEC 90.

An angrossed bill For incorpora-
ting trustees of an academy Ia Frede-
rick county," was read third time
and passed.
An engrossed bill "Reviving the IN
sPection OF tobacco at the town of
brookneal, in the county Of Campbell,
and tor other purposes" was read a
third time and passed.
Mr. VERIFY from the committee of pro-
positions and grievances, made the follow
ne report:
The committee Of propositions and griev-
ances, nave, according 90 order, had I'M
der their consideration sunday peutions 20
them referred, and have come 70 the fol-
lowing resolutions thereupon
l. Resolved as the opinion of this com
mittee, that the petition of the president Sc
directors of the PotOwmac company, pray
ing that an act may pass, auth orisin The said
company to make bye laws for the convex
ance OF produce and other articles in boats.
and generally for regulating the boating
)usiness IN the Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers and the branches thereof, be reject
ed.
2. Resolved, as the opinion of this COM
mittee, that the petition Of George Hancock,
undertaken o. the turnpike road from the
mead OF Roanoke river, across the Allega-
ny mountain, praying that he may be au-
thorised by law to erect a toll gate ON the
said road, on his own land, az the place he
lives at, known by the name Of Forthesingay,
is reasonable.
3 Resolved, as the opinion Of this COM
mlttee' that the petition of the trustees Of
the town OF MarInsyiie, praying that the
owners o los IN the said town may be all
lowed further time TO build on and improve
the same, is reasonable.
q. X solved, as the opinion Of this COM
mittee, that the petition OF sundry inhabi-
tants OF the town OF Petersburg and the adj
lJacent counties, praying that John M'Rae
may be autborise3 by law to establish
warehouse for the reception Of tobacco, ON
his lot at the upper end Of High street in
the sad town, IS reasonable.
5 Resolved, as the opinion Of this CON o.
mittce, that the petition OF the piln,s of
Hampton and its yci,y, praying that they
may be authorised by law 70 demand and
receive plotage ofcoasung vessels arriving
at, and sailing within the waters OF this
commonwealth, is reasonable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-30
BOSTON NOTIONS.

The following parag apis are COPIED
rom he RefeTforg. a paper deyot d % he
views Of ine execrable Essex Junto, al
winch he man T'moihy is the leader.
Forfetures viii not induce d oole q
III down quie ly ard die. The sword. the
bayonet and bail must be used. Nj. Cal
latin II IS true recommends hese as aux
iiares and We have a clue to The reason
Why cutting lhroa.s IS not The Only plAu
proposed. lie hints ,ha the Treasury
does Or viii soon va teplenshing The
scheme Of selzing properly whe her on
cupboard, IN sores or m the highway
under the preience of suspicion will q. en-
door for the agents Of government 10
make larIe sweeps for The Treasury
Cnere Wilt be no q ficulty in procutin.,
Vre,ches, who su5s,autiate any susticfon,
hat !. may be proh.aD 20 government /,
profess. THIS plan answered in France
eycral years. Our qOonder how govern.
neot Won d support itself without com.
merce is ao end Seizure and conf
"a ion mprisonmen, o dcsih To him " ia
defends h's property %, the mystery is al
over"
a gain" The plan Of destroying com.
ne &C IS imhra-iea6 we cannot endure
and ttfre IL an emil Of IL. Ii isofno
consequence to as vine her this wild. stu
I'd d destructive chimers has been
opted from hi, avowed object, The ioi0f,
IT o'her nations, or from an inter on IT,
humilia'e aud imrOserish US, The cer.
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tee, that no particular Office hours v.o,.e
established by the Register or adbereJ
to by his clerks, but that the of;c. 49,
at all times of the day open to persons
having business therein.
1t further appears, that the land
Office was frequently examined b.,
commissioners by the authority of ,bs
General Court, and by their renor+s
that the business was conducted -
the part of the Register, with method
and assiduity.
1t appears, to your committe.
that the fees of Office, coliecteJ
and paid by the said Harvie into t6.
Treasury, between the period of HE
being placed upon the civil list. AMI
that of his resignation amounts to the
sum of 1S,864 10 6.
1t also appears to your committee
that from the great pressure of othe,
more urgent calls upon the Register
that it was impracticable for him ~
have kept up the record of SURVEYS as
titles were perfected, Notwithstanding
the number of clerks constantly had r
employed by him.
1t appears to your committee. thar
a Judgment has been recovered ,ra;ns+
the petitioner upon the said bond Of h;e
testator, given on the 24ih of March
1875, subsequently to his being placed
upon the civil list, and that the sand
recovery was had upon the ground of
the said John Harvie's not having re-
corded Certain plats and certificates of
survey, upon which he had issued
grants during the time of his be;no-
Register, and whilst he was civil I;st
officer, many of which surveys. were
tor lands lying within the state of Ken.
lucky part of them within the Nor
thern Neck, and the residue in other
parts of this state.
1t appears further to your commit
tee, that the said Register SO conduc-
ted himself, and employed such means
to give dispatch, and to effect a dis
icharge of all his official duties; 1hat If
would be incompatible with liberalitv
and public justice, to compel payment
lot the amount ofthe Judgment render
: ed against the petitioner as the repre-
sentative of the said John Harvie.
! Resolved, therefore, as the opinion
OF this committee, that SO much of the
petition Of the said Edwin James Har-
vie as prays to be exonerated from the
amount OF the judgment aforesaid, is
reasonable.
a petition was presented and read
from Robert Walker aud William b.
Gooch, executors of Philip Gooch de-
ceased, & from other persons interes-
ted In the estate of said Gooch, pray
ing the passage of law, authorship
them to make sale of certain land
whereof the said Philip died seized.
tor the purpose of discharging certain
debts due from said Philip
Also petition Of John Philips of
Prince George county, praying to be
refunded the amount of damages paid
by him on judgment recovered a.
gainst him by the commonwealth
and the question being put on the
reference of the said petitions, it pass
ed III the negative.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

-
to the % h October nave been received az
Philadelphia by the Orozimbo-From
thes- it appears
Tha, the city.of Corunna in Spain he'd
been illuminated for three successive
nights in cepseqle &C Of great victory
aid 20 have been Oh aned by The Spanish
patriots over the French.
That the + ench rroops had evacuated
3boa on he 18th Oct. and had re u, ned
craSt~ise 10 st Ssbasiians.
Tha' Paiotaix with 5000 men, was adj.
vancTg o For,arabia. to secure hat i'm
por'an, maritime pass into FRANCE.
rha,ihe Spauisrds had entered Vittoria,
AFTER a considerable loss.
iha cybine council had been held
on the dispatches of he Russian and
FrencA messengers at l. furth and spe
C al messenger (Mr. Shaw was sent t.
Calais with The answer OF the British GO
ycCnmeu,- He was instructed 10 proceed
to frturh, p divided Bonaparte should be
sill there on his landing.
That the duke OF Ca, ence had received
a hlgn naval command, and was preparing
to al from Portsmouth, with several re :.
gimen,s of gen. SHADES brigade, which
were embarking for Spain.
Thai he Grand army was expected to
reach Spain by the LIST of Nov.--as
he advanced brigade was calculated
to arrive at 3 yonne on the 24,h Oct.
wien both armies being powerfully reina
forced, & eat carnage may be expeGt.d-
unless general peace Of the European
Pc" ers should prevent it.
/ TIE contention at Erjhrth, sc.
When Bnnaparte was on his journey TO
Eciuf,h, he Is said TO have written To the
I Prince Primale letter in which he saws,
/ am going 10 Germany to give peace TO
/ Eyropc-"
| a, krturih the two Emperors usually
pass the greater part of the day together,
a"d attend The theatre in the evening =.
Mo- a word (says the Paris paper) has
hitherto 'iansPlred respecli 8 the real ob
Iect of this assemblage Of So many sove
reIgns" The emperor Of Austria had sen,
his minister Baron Vincen to attend O il.
The grand SeignIor is probably siauled at
he expected designs Of the m citing, as
! n is apgmenlIng his army by every means
IN hls power. a new levy of 100 600 men
as also nsking by the Emperor of Rus
s's a the late accounts. As much expec.
taDioU has been excited by this meeting
We copy he coll wing which is the only
cTcumstaEIlal account we have seen of Il.
ERFURTH Ocr: 2. The kings of Sax.
ony ard Yves pha'a have already arrived.
fO-morow we expecl the king of WIZ
'emberg, and on he 4 n, the king OF b =
} varla 4; ard if he reports in circula ION are
@ be credited, We may also expect the
King of Prussia.
The AusuIaa gen. Vincent arrived here
in the event & Of the oath uh. Yesterday
aorntng he h d his FIST audience of The
Hmperor Napoleon, sGd Immediately at
ter h had an audience of he Emperor
alexander.
The Prince Pfimate is expected here by
he 5,h inst.
Though the departure Of the emperor
I the tieGch IS rot ye positively fixed
Ior particular day W. iesrd hat the pos q.
mas ers ou the road 10 Frankfort by
'Vutzoufg, have had orde o have relays
! It q rses ready about he / INST.
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ain frs9 oil hrec'uies the ueces,iiv or
ressonabIeness of msSing any such enqni-
y"
VIII any 'Har aher this dnuh', that ",
have 10 our land nGiive ciJzeas who open
" advocate rebellion agains: the Only lie
Ultimate government on earth Read IN,
traiferous effnsions of Dr.. Park, the
mouth piece OF the Essex Junto and You
will perceive the haggard and cadaverous
form of TREASON stalking abroad in open
day
We were not nnprepared for the attack
from this quarter (; and we are glad tina,
what has long been concealed, is now o
ipenly avowed. We are hewever convin
ced, that the majority of the people OF
Massachusetts will crush any attempts
which nest of domestic raitors,may make
10 excite rebellion or acknowledgements of
the union.
Bur ii the paragraphs quoted from DR..
Parks paper excite surprise, our readers
Will peruse the following from the Boston
Gazette with indignation and horror:
at will not be deemed ext,avagant to
assert that If he execution OF he embargo
system shall depend, as Mr.. Gallain de-
ciares II does, upon measures such as he
recommends, IL never can, il never will b.
unlimited to-or If it be possible tha, VIZ
are so Inundated, so sunk in our national
spirit As TO suffer the execution Of such
avs, the sooner we ackno Wedge ourselves
ne slaves of the protect of B>naparte---
Nr Jefferson the better.--Our Condition
Slli never be de,eriorated."
AGAIN. II is not however mere recon,
mendaHon 1t seems that bill, has oeen re-
ported and will probably be passed, to
cl'nch these chains upon the leetand hands
u the good people OF these sta es.--If we
are so lost 10 every sense Of honor and free
dom as TO submit TO such regulations
should they be adopted, we deserve our
letters, and meri: our stripes"
FINALLY" If the people OF New En.
gland Will bear the measures now proposed
by MIR Galatians report for enforcing The
embargo, they are already slaves. ard no.
thing IS TO be hoped for-Mr. Giles ha
already brought in bill in conformity 10
this report. by aid of which the embargo
laws ave 10 b. enforced with tyranny
! qualify to Blnaparte'>. And wha, is most
alarming OF all, is this, that the authority
OF the state governments is to be crushed
and the oificers OF the general eovernmen,
may plu7der and murder and will still be
protected by The strong arm of jaco6in
administ ra ion."
Fellow Citizens it is to such panders oil
rebellion, of vilainy and crime, that you
are to attach the blame Of our differences
not being settled with England long before
this period. The cabinet of ST. James,
d-rive their information chiefly, from such
common sewers of calumny and abuse. -
And that cabinet has long been calculating
on dismembe,ment Let The indlgnan,
burst OF honest patriotism be exh bited
again5' such daring villains, who in open
day advoca c the wors. Of treason. Such
men are indeed "lhe pr a gate part of the
community" and deserve a hroaigate re-
wasd.---
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InsEPH BONApARrr

IL our last, We stated, that King Joschh
and his army, bad surrendered % the spa.
niafds Inls report IS rendered false, by
sdbsequep accounts, and or the other h md.
& appears from An arrival from Hlvan-
nan that bonaparte had entered Spain
al The head o, 100 900 men, and made bin.
self master OF Biscay. 4 IS Likewise stated
in Liverpool papers which have been re
celeed TO the Slst October last, inclusive,
Containing London papers 70 the ooh, thar
the opaHiafds td 3 med VIC ry over tht
Frenchi tlat the town Of COfUana had