Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-10

nearly IN FtopoIIloup dHA Wuh uV ~"~~s
continue to rise in price while the en-
barge .continues.---At present there ID
very little sale. y
By schooner Joanna, which has
arrived at Salem, from Spain, his Catho-
lie maiesty's consul in Boston received
files Of the Gazette Of Madrid to the
27th Of April, inclusive. ..
The emperor Napoleon left Paris on
the I'd Of April, for Bordeaux. On the
road he was mesby the ambassador from
the new king Of Spain, who presented
his credentials to him as he sat in his
coach. =. +, ~
The emperor informed him that he
woeld give him audience in the first city
aswhichh he might stop. The ambassador
was neeessisased to change his carriage,
to epdeavor to keep up with him. Ma.
poleon proceeded to Bordeaux, where
be visited the different public buildings,
The river, &c.
=; The late king Of Spain had published
proclamation declaring that he had vol
unfairly abdicated the throne in favor Of
his son Ferdinand, whom he called on
all his. subj ects to obey-as the same
time he reeommended'so his son to keep
in Office the old unsupported public ser
wants. =, 3:
King Ferdinand had proc seeded to
Victoria, (which is 155 miles north Of
Madrid, and 50 south east Of Bilboa)
to meet the emperor Napoleon, and con-
duct him 70 Madrid, where it is expect.
ed the marriage of the king with the EN-.
peror's niece, will be solemnized-aad
the coronation take place.. .~.-
The. Prince Of Peace had not been
punished, nor even tried--and nothing
criminal had been found against persons
at first suspected as connected with him.
PHILADELPHIA, June !.
EXTRACT efa letter from Guadalupe, 10
agentieman in B0ssan, datedAbrI3.
The present political state of affairs,
aud particularly the Embargo in Ameri.
ca, have absolutely annihilated business
IN this Island; not single American
vessel remains now in this port, and as
the importation has been entirely inter.
ruPted from the beginning of January
last, the scarcity Of provisions from A.
merica, is above what can be imagined
most part of the planters are reduced to
colonial Sietuals, while the produce re-.
mains without any sale, at any price-a
very strict blockade Of the Island is %.
served by the British, who have station.
ed eruizers off Point Petre, and Bassa.
terre harbors. The colony is however up.
on footing not to leave the least apprr.
hension about an outward attack! A late
proclamation Of the chiefs has opened
to neutral vessels all the small ports of
the island, so that Notwithstanding the
number of eruizers, fast sailing vessel
would always have a good ehsnce to &c,
in safe" .-.
E*:yacf a. letter fiom Gov. JSrvsier Of
Tennessee. 70 has friend in Stanton
dated, Marble Syringe, May IL, 1908.
:" BY last mail received 40 express:
from General Jackson, stating that 40
Greeks and ~ whites have taken posi.
ton ON the South Bank ofthe Tennessee
near the mouth Of Duck river, and had
killed near about twenty persons and took
some horses, &c. -----r~ -
1t this be true We shall have warm
work this simmer, have given him or.
7ders to dislodse them, and otherways 70
take defensive measures, only until fur.
Their ORDERS"
:. In addition.to the above, we are in.
formed that two companies of militia
from West Tennessee, have been order.
ed out, and are now ca duty ON the from
tiers, in order to protect the cit;zens
from the aepredasions Of Jthe indians i
who are becoming very troublesome.
:, From the Salem Register ofaakav ~.
Respect and gratitude We have eel.
dom witnessed sense gilmore sratifca-
f1nVn than L. x>F