The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

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deshss Shared the same fstcSwith the differ
eiice only OF receiving rheir arns at the time
Of enbarkation, uotwithstandingSthe position
which the latter took contrary to the laws
OF war after the suspension of arms granted
to it AID TO its general in chief
(Ihe remainder ofthis dispatch contains
only an enumeration of the Spanish officers
who distinguished themselves and an eulovi-
um on their conduct-It thus concludes y
glory in having commanded such wor-
thy troops who have sustained the honor
and reputation of the Spanish n alton. and
shewn how capable they are of supporting
the noble cause which obliged them to take
up arms In defence OF their Religion, their
Sovereign and their Country and who in
two actions only have DESTROYED the enc
my and accomplished the design of the wise
Government. which employed them and re-
posed in them its Confidence
Baylen July %. 1908.
MOST SERENE SIR,
have the satisfaction of
&cQuainting your Hishness with the complete
victory obtained since the battle of Eavlen.
Gen. Dupont and the whole Of his division.
w'th their arms, artillery, baggage. &c are
prisoners OF war. The others who were not
ln- the actien although they are not in the
same situation, are included in the caDitu a.
ton, and obliged to return to France bv sea,
SO that lot one Frenchnan rcmains in An
daiusia The particulars VIII be commune
ca,ed to you by mynephew Col, Don Pedro
tACgustln enron, Adjutant General Of Infaa-
try, and uU.I you receive circunstancial de-
tuis, iodr iiighness may be assured, that the
bravery q tie troops and officers theirco.,-
s'&ncy, sl:le'lngs add prvatiou3, CORRESPOND
wlth the sentiments which your Iiighregs
entertans or them and which the array nc
rats, and with the opinion which have of
tAclF patriotism and zeal for The public
cause.
Inake bold to request your highness to full
fl tor ms tae vow which had made to deci-
Cats Ibis actionto the y'oricas st. Ferdinand.
God preserve YOU" highncss many ears
Head Quarters at Arc,.jar l st Julv, 1908.
| XAVIER DE CASrANOS.
His Serene Hlsancss the President Of the
supreme Council.
Yesterday the goth, Spain or rather tho
army OF your Iiighuess Obtained the most
complete victory which the nation has seen
Tor many aSes.---Ihe result is an in,ita-
! ton OF The battle of pavia in one .acn-,.e
the Nndaiusas are freed from the French
arms. The uivsion Of Dupont with every
thing belonging to il ana ali It's generals arc
captured and the Other divisions whic;, &C
cup!ed his Niajcsty's d1mjnioas i'rom tho
N'''''''4' " t'iG '1iClIa 10 E2yieC, GVaCuate
the Peninsu!.: by Sea. This is the subss.,,.
OF the treaty which his exucieacy General
Castanos and had the pleasure 70 sign last
night, and as we icf. the camp at uitloipht,-
exhausted with fatigue and watchfl!n
IL is moi possible at present to tr4nsi,lt to
your iiighaess the details of the capi,uIations
and battles, bat 1 shall do il as soon as time
permits.
This pleasing intelligence Will be CON-
/ nnnIgafeH k,. u.
lieutenant Col. of the Columns of Provincial
/ Grenaaiers with the rank of Colonel and
Adjuiant General, an officer of the highest
merit, who by the talents and bravery which
hc mas dIspiayed in many actions and parti-
cui'tly III this army has rendered himself
"ortny OF whatever favolrs vour HighDess
may DC pleased 10 bcstow upon him.
have offered allegiance to be sworn this
day 70 our new King Don Ferdinand VII.
which had not been performed in this CITY,
thc Dcum 10 be sung, and iliuminations
Tor three nights.
God preserve your Highncss many YEARS
lead Quarters at hnduiar, July 81, 1903.
Ell CON)E DE TILI.Y.
1iis Serene uighness, the President and
th- I"e@lJ@'s Of the Supreme cc..ucu OF
spain ana tie Indies.
Translated forrne Heycaatae 4 ,gelfiser.
IL NAoRDi%ANY GAZETTE OF VALEHolA.
! olH oT JULY.
,,, cu SAFA0ossA, July 4.
The following is lctte. from MS y ceiI ncv
D2n Joseph Fai8!Dx. Captain t;tuc.a ,ftrsi,,r,[