Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-11

nuo7tn0tt10ual rum
viii Be the consequences a the,
constitGtinn ii our affairs. We
shall rejoice to fad that Ne were
mistsken, and give credit for any
measures which may advance the
intxrestso Of The eountry.
The, following informationis writ.
ten on . London paper (the
Iimes Of the 24sh September:
!" LonDoN, Saturday. . o'clock,
afieyhoen, 24th September, 1908.
: ATS believed thar the Portu.
guese have refused 70 permit the
convention 10 be carried into ef.
feet a ceounts from the Baltic
just received BY the Gottenburg
mail Sir James Saumarsz was
bornbarding the Russian foEtiica.
tons, nd he Russian feet had
offered 20 capinlates on certain
terms, which were refused. The
bombardment was expected 70 re-
commenre.n L FL .s.sig5 z.a.f ~
>~-essas. gsse555 49,. ID t5tss :. 49,
Esttaei ef q lite, from Natchiis.
r ches, daie5Anguss -.
You have heard no doubt of
the French grneral D'Alvimar,
Who passed sbme two :. or three
weeks ago, through Opelousas,
on his way ID Msxieo. He has
been stopped q Naeogdoches. in
consequence Of orders received
By the eommsndsnt general Sal
eedo, and win he Obliged to re-
main there until further orders.
The French geaerall took IL in
high dndgeon, andwrots 70 Sal.
cedo in, these terms" Sir you
may for . momsntimpede my pro-
gress 10 the country under Your
command, but you will not be
able 70 prevent my going TO Mex..
eo."D'Alvimar told O friend in
Nacogdoches, ishlt hewas going
to take command Of 20 900 troops
% Camp Jalsps, near Vera Cruz.
There are seven or eight French
generals on their way sos thar
country. AL the Offices Of GO
vernment ore now ledbyErench-
men, % eoun,sraet (asi. Il said)
the plan hsrssofore laid 10y the
late prince ofpeaee. j.
|: :: 81 3 t0rieans Gazette.
n 80 I sss ss .s5 l. <,sa.rasa3s e
Extsacfe q litter from tie Ha.
$ sGsna, fe a c6mmereiai h9t.se
IN Nsia "a, dated 6cro6sr I.
" Yesterday about 8 O'Clock
came into port the Spanish "a gun
ship 81. Just, from cadiz. Ga.
zettes, proclamations, private
letters and passengers, IN units in
giving this most favorable accounts
ofthe snccess of the armed peas
!antry Of Spain against the irwin
chile lsgiens Of he great Napo.
leon- Ny friend Mr.. M. has q
letter from his correspondent 1t
Cadizwhich states a. 4 fact that
general cuesta has nnderhis com
mand To-, 900 troops on the con
6nes Of Biseaytafter al i5e battles
that have been fought; add he Is
only one Of s or 6 principal gene
rals Who are 1t the head ofarmies
In the middle and aorthsrn pro,
viaces Of Spain The letter also
states thas during he.last Z weeks
prior % the last Of August. the
French los, 10000 men ii Spain,
in killed and prisoners. Ia Cadiz
there are thirteen French generals
as prisoners of war, who are
stroagly guarded 70 save them
from being sacrificed BY The peo.
pie. Other letters sav thar after
the bloody basiles Of Sarsgossa, .
greatnumbsr Of Spanish women
were found among the dead and
dying Spaniards. disgpised Is
men, holding ID their banda
swords, knisss and other instru.
ments Of d a,h. with whiehtheyhad
aided their fathers, brothers md
sons, in their struggles against
their savage enemies. Il was said
that some Of the French provinces
had revolicd and declared ID
favor of the Bourbons ilpaiu. 3.