Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-05

ton mao Ceaeeds ana was succeeded by
the most friendly intercourse. -
The SPanish Zee. Of six sail of the line
in Miuorca, bad made arrangement with
Lord collingwood 10 remain there until
they should receive orders from The Jun.
Norsa.--on the advapee of General
Dupont with . detachme6ro of the French
army neaR Madrid towards Cadiz, 70
support die cause Of Buonaparte there,
suspicious arose amongst the people Of
Cadiz thstthe captain general Of Andc-
lusia The marquis de Solano, and also
goyefnor of icadiz, was II the interest
Of Buoaaptftes the corrcspondence be-
tween him and the duke Of Berg was FINAL.
y intereefted, the people Of cadiz sur
rounded kis house, and having got the
marquis into their hands, tore him TO
pieces, he house vas leyelled to the
ground, ard completely destroyed. Ink
Cadiz provisional iunto .was immedi.
atsly formed, dependent, on the iuneo cf
Sevills. I'D Den Tko1ias nIcrls awss
snf:rtk xishthe gdsernmenk If Cs1ix.
in thsiroom &C S6!ano. ". IL. =
AZ trceiona Don Pedro .FruxiIlio
nas at NE saale time DESTROYED By the
pepple Of Barcelona, for siding the
French general ID that place. and It
people discovering that iewss in corres-
Poodsnee With the duke of Bsfg. h 81 =
NorR 3.-4When the roypl family Of
Spain veatto Bayonne, they were e.
corted by . regiment Of G.ri6ineers,
Consisting Of 500 men, that Md done
duty as the royal guards o. de fate of
the royal family Of Spain beine made
public, some Disturbances Wss an !
pretended by Buonsparte amonestI
che Spylnish nobility and ssoldie-
~. The commandink olscer. Of the
SPanish regiment of csribineers was Or
dered 20 parade his men the same even.
ing Ter the putpoae Of their being dis.
armed. This order Re evaded, under 4
promise Of exeeuting Il On he iSlloRing
morning.: however, 90 asseuhline 81
men On their usnai parade, en- mounted.
ne insormed them offhe orders he lad
received, told them ifshey would follow
him be would lead them into Spain they
At once agreed 70 the proposal, and "a.
lowing their commander took tie ruod
tor their own country, and ncswithssanS.
ing every attempt to overtake dem, dizzy
made good their ~etreat.
= MoTE 4.-Certain accnunts had n.
I4iyea q Cadiz Of the dsath Of tie duke
de L'Infantado ae Bayonne some
discnxsion with Hum areiatiuA -,
the Fate OF the royal family Of spain, the
prince h Is said demonstrated in the &c.
verest manner against the. conduct of
Bponaparte and at last either drew his
sword, ORION the attempting to draw it,
was cut down by Buonaparte's guard in
his Presence. The French say that be-
fore he was destroyed, Buonaparte re.
ceiyed 4 wound in the arm. 49,.
/, The intention Of Buonaparte was to
place his brother Joseph on The throne o.
Spain, and the duke Of Berg on that Of
Naples; there was no doutk that Joseph
Buonaparte had left Spain; and il was
eurrenty reported, tho not officially
epn6rmsd, on the I 9th Of June, that on |
his way TO Madrid he, and al his atten-
dants were destroyed BY the armed pea
santry Of the country through which he
attemptedste pass. Z: ~.
Note s.-7she Intelligence that reach.
ed London from tie Bsltic in The begin.
ming of June informed, that the Spanish
tr6ops sent BY Buo9aparte, TO the North
Of Europe were. at Lubbock and Altona.
the greater part at Epbeek about, IS, 600
men &c was chen intended BY the Rri-
tish government, II, these troops: wished
70 teturn to Spain. 10 afford them means |
oftransport. The British transports II |
the Baltic that were employed to carry
the army to Sweden, would greatly faci. |
fitate this measure, & Al Cadiz il was |
understood that General Apodaco, and |
the conmissiopsrs sent 70 London by
the Junto Of Seville, had in charge 10 |
request the aid Of the British govern
ment to the return Of these troop. to
Spain. " :. -
Note Shy The 1a.e.t intelligence |
that hadreached cadiz on the 10Th of |
June from Portugal, general Gomez was
on his march with an army Of 10000 |
men 20 attack the French general Junot
n Lisbon; tkis army was composed
Partly Of Spantards and part Of Portu.
ENese. The Portuguese required the |