The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09


| Given at the Roya, Palace of Alcazar. at
Seville, juno he 9th, 1890, by order OF the
Supreme Assembly.
csigusdl JOHN BAPTISTE PARBO. &
N''s"''' MANUEL MARI AAGUHiAR
&ecretaricS IF State.
E1frGct ofa letter. IRON an .4meyican Ge,r-
fleman ./'ihe highest reghcc ability, 10 his
RETURN an Charleston, dated Havann0,
Juiy l8.h 1905.
" Yesterday a ship arrived here from
Cadiz, IN 80 days, bringing dates TO the OH
OF June. The news winch she has brought
has thrown this cry into the greatest con-
fusion possib c: The accounts are-tlat all
the Royal FANNY Of apa,a nave been seized
and toicib'y seat - Paris by noNAPARTE:
tn t desperate sc ures t ok pace in Mad
rid, Vhere upwards Of 5000 ) us perished
that The O,d Council If Cast { was dissol-
! we'd, aud tht the t'reach General Prince
MuRAT, renamed a. rcgent at M adrid
that 1t WAS a. recovered tl;tr the G Overlour OF
/ Cadiz mad cOrresponded with Marat. and
that CITY was TO have been given up the
Govcrnour had been nassacred and su en-
6 Igement, had taken place bct~een the
French and SpaniSh squadrons in that port,
. but the SpNnards remained masters o: Ca
dlz The British feet under Sir ERASrUs
/ COVER was lying in Cadiz Bay when thi.
ship saiied-Fursher particulars have not
been received Il is also asserted, that the
Emperor ALEXANDER has been assassina-
ted.
The consequence Of this news, when it
was publ KY made known, had irritatett
the minds of the people SO much, that they
I avowed vengeance against all the Ere lCh-
men, and had it net been Tor the very prr-
dent and cautious mannerin which the Co
veinour acted, many lives would have been
lost
=" his news had been received two DAYS
before, by the way of la Vera Cruz, bap
was not generally believed -; but this ship
coming direct from Cadiz, and in so short a
passage, bringing confirmation, the effect
was astonishing The troops were drawn
up IN the pubic square war against the
ffeneh was declared, and peace with Eng
land proclaimed. The mob was silencch BY
the troops h.ying orders to load with bail =
/ he Governor harangued the multitude.
recommended, in the strongest manner, to
All the INHABITANTS, to behave, peaceably
and orderly, and 1t is much to their honor
that there has been no bloodshed, not a life
lost
"the poo Freachmen we're frightened to
death, flying in every drect on; many os
them slept OH board of the a aerican YES
seis--ln short, II was thought dangerous for
my SI'uScI 70 ne IN the streets. Before
nig1t, strong guard Of 100 men was or
dered to patr1e the streets all night, and
every thiag was quiet Ii will take some
time to calm the m'nds Of the people, in
winch sntce very little will be done, as
b. respect, business.
4" j. S the general opinion that the peo-
pie OF tiiis Island, the Main and Mexico,
VII dec re tbem,e,cs independent; it is
certainly the best thing they can do they
will be pro coed by England, and .he trade
ffrom those places to G'es Britain will be
Immense for if once the Spaniards ge. in
to the habit Of using British manufactured
goods, they viii prefer them TO all others''
- - ..fssssss.a-z,e.sts..ss
g IRAYED from the comnoos near this ely,
~ large bob taiied BAY HO {SE ID ut Years
Old, branded on his near tligl, ID. c. Also, a
switch tailed BAY MARE about 4 years old,
with sore back. Whoever viii give inform ,tion
Of both or either Of them stall be literally re-
/ wdrded by CHAS. SPENCER.
Richmond, August g. GSt1
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