Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14
FRIDAY. October IA 1908.


a valiant AndalHsians |! your breasts hsvS
caught the spark Of patriotism. and in a lew
days Endled the Ere which has destroyed the
Tpressofs of the nation. Z - y =
rcddetermined tobe free and, in q moaent
Jna had tnteler eovemment, and an army
eager for battle and triumph - : -,
Those Icgions 81 Yandals, which, Cor shpr,
tune, sarPnsea solha II pour towns, md De,
hsE,ed them 10 pillhse, those hsrbsrans,
pulled up with the yictofies obtained over u.
united HstioBsP md who, loaded With the
/ pEhder Of Europe, were n.arrhinr d es.ry
Ed0piation through the beaniifnl plans waaeEca
kyfbe Betisi lave already fek dss power. a
yoaf toyasiy and attachment 70 s0dr eoSmtfs
and fei,g;on. - ? Z }@1's8g q o
Valiant Ausialusians! yoars b he Eiovy d
Marepgo, IF Jena and Of Austerlitz. The
larrsls which wreathed the brows Of those
conquerors, are now at your feet. :
May immortality be the lot Of tie hero, Who
has renewed in Sierra Morena, the exploits OF
Fahius Maximus. Our children win says asta-
nos triSnspked SSr tke Ffenck, aid he xleo Did
not ER the hoRses y or fnh0s wisk AssarIsg.-
May the wreath Of victory crown those brave
warriors who have oyerthrown the feroe op-
presscrs Of humanity May The enlightened 20
yernment be forever blessed, which has de-
Tended our rights, ndprepared our triumph
But YOU are not only Andalnsians, yoa are
Spaniards. Fly, sons Of The Betiss ~ To n.
mite with your brohers ofthe Ebro, ofthe Dane
no, and Of the xucar, ~ to break he festess
OF the e.Ptiyes Of the Tagus, Of the ManIanA-
res, and Of the Liebregar! -. -.
Go and erase from lie Spanish soil The yerv
Footsteps ofthese traitpes 60, and aseRge, d
their blood. the outrages which, sheltered BY
aycowardly and feeble goyenment they did
not hesitate to heap upon you. Do you not
hear the groans of those who en On the "a of
May Do you not hear the complaints ofthe op-
pressed9 Are YOU not moved by the stifled
signs ofour Ferdinand, .bewsiling his separation
ifOin his Spaniaris - a. -
!. War and vengeance Let Ire tyrant fEurupe
tremble on The thrune, Oh which be has putthe
last hand 10 his enmities. -
Valiant AndAiusians! YOU viii think no sa-
crifice toe great by which you can recover your
king, and Jour Independence. already yoa
have country already you are great nation,
Follow the path Of glory and Of vrtaes which
has IN the first yictory been pointed oAlE 70 yoa
NETWORK, October s .E.~...
Es5rdet Of d kttey from cadis, aassd lsR. 81
"The British ships Of war IN this quarter,
and particularly off here, have received ordefs
hOih ZIG <luAAAlNAAy " VASCRAEkC 1A tAAE hu1GlAe
can seameh on board Of their respective vessels
and IN consequence great many have obtsined
their discharge and come on shors here this
you may state - fact, - can vouch for the
truth oft, having converted with many Of them
since their liberation this looks welL Our
vessels navigating IN tins quarter are treated
politely by The English, and no obstacle .
thrown m the way vt our trade, which b adj
missble. This port being now open. Al ne9-
trails arc admittedto q free entry--the blockade
IS raised, and some Of the British men Of war
have quilted this station entirely. Lord Col
fngwood leaves here ID few days 10 proceed
70 Barcelona IN catalotiia, which place siter
being for . long time IN possession Ofthe French
- At length said to be entirely clear Of them--
is computed that the French have lost in this
country i0O, 600 men h killed. and priscnersss
IN all the actions with the French the Spsniaris
have behaved with great gallantry, and they
begin 10 ind that their enemies are not inyinci-
who conquered q Mafengos AusteriifK, md
Jena. The, Spaniards have msniSesaed their
determination to conquer or die, and Il they
persist in this determination really think the
result will be favourable 10 their eanse. The
revolatioa IN This country will probably infar
ence the conduct Of our government in a gfeas
ter Or less degree, The success 6f SPAN En-
gland cannot but participate in--th6t govern
msnt has seconled the views ofthis people and
espotsed their cause with that accpstomsd
zess peculiaf t. thein. The AfinorcA british
brig 81 war arrived here 10 days since with the
British consul. Mr. Dull. who brought out up
wards Of million of dollars for this govern.
ment as loan, Our mutual friend. Mr.
will probably dstail % yod some account Of the
military transactions in this eounsry. and par
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