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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12


An Anonymous writer in Refs Gazette, of last
evening, comes forward with AN extract OF 4 dis
match of 1rujo, the Spanish :riinisier, who MAS
s,srrac ed and dis,aisscdby oar government, far
his nt,iyuss with the British minister N.Yr, and
his connection with BRrr.-1fx;o and Bar had
constant and FREQUENT secret meetings in this CT
ty-1;ujo promised ten thousand stand OF arms
20 Burr, which were to be delivered at Baton
Rouge. and this minister .disgraced by Our go
vernment, and who supported a traitor 10 The u
nited States in his project to- dismcmbcr the uni
on, is brought forward rs collateral testimony to
criminate the very officer who blasted the
schemes Of the conspring British and Spanish
ministers, and the traitor Barr. As il cannot be
supposed that Yrujo communicated his dispatches
TO any friend of the American government, the
writer who uses the signature OF Cayfias, ought
TO explain how he came by tie extract from the
secret dispatches of Yruio perhaps he may be
able to account for the dsmlssion OF the Sieur
Bruno de MagGaiena, the former secretary OF the
Spanish legation; and ujokept $40 classes Of
books of record, and carried distinct Kinds
OF correspondence with Spain, &c. he may be
able to say 10 which class the translated dispatch
originally belonged. GRAvIoaA MANENr.
Aurora
A letter from HAVANA mentions that am agent
of aaron Burr has been there since BWr's
last movement from Richmond and that he has
spoken Of an expected arrival of foree from En-
gland at the Havaniia-The name OF tins agent
of Burr is not mentioned, but he is said to have
had large statements by some means, both from
the Atlantic ports and from New Orieans..l6.
The Spaniards at HAVANA are very much di-
vided; the subject of surrender to Great Bri
tain has been nsitated for two years past-and
gave rise to the organization of the militia, which
was intended to resist that project....ib.
The brig Charles, Brownlow, late master,
it appears by the Savannah papers, has been
condemned by the Court of Admiralty, for a
breach of the embargo laws, and is adverti-
sed for sale by the Marshal of the district.
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Mr.. STUART will deliver an OP.tTYo " q
the Capitol on Monday evening next, at z O'Clock
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ceilsd. but the nr;nl,crof votes in IFS favour
was greater than at the last application !;
and it is pow understood. that tie prciidi-
ces of the King constitute the only insiper-
able impeachment to a full accomplishment
of the object" .....Eaif. a. .fnserieaa
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M ANfED, apprentices at the Office of
w the ENouIREn. TWO RtlyS G..;;;; =,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

Some knaye or fool has attempted to i'm
pose on the credulity Of Mr.. Wagner, editor
of the Baltimore North American We as
sure him, that no great changes are taking.
piece in the politics of he people of Virginia.
No circumstance has yet occurred, that ia
calculated to shake the affections of this
state towards the administration If anv
chang has taken place, it is the wonderful
circumstance, that few feteraIists have ac-
knowledged the wisdom of the government
in laying the embargo.
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M K. MANFRGDI respectfully informs the
LaDiEs and GENTLEMEN Of Richmond
Manchester aud its vicinity, that he, intends /,
give his frurth Exhibition on Saturday evenn
the 18th instant 1T the Freemason S -Iai! of Eon,
dancing with and without the Balance Pole. of
Tumbng and f.ats of activity, the py. amid. )
dancing on the slack wire, &c &c. &cAuI
hopes by his exertons to merit the public p,tron.
aSe-To commence half past seven o'clock pre-
cisely. and price half a dollar per ticket
Richmond, August ID. III,
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ssne pressure az TIE sarcrHcli:8l;cnt pa.el, IA
t'lc canal, as 70 that OF u streagp oi water.
which passes under tie arch, and was swell
ied Dl' the accumulation OF the rain TO such
height. IS 10 overflow the wall and MINI
r'e With tie waters cftlie canal rhis s,,a.a,,s
bearing up against the concavc part of the
arch, is supposed to haze burst The stones a.
suhder: or some suppose, it threw down
tue nnpec part of The Opposite WA, and re-
moved the stones ofthe arch
The water in the basin has conseouently
sn,sGefs from tue loss Of the satef Ia tb,. "a
nal IN several places, the sides of the basin
nav isoyie'ded and sunk down
The loss of the James River company i.
estimated at about 9 coo S.-.A part of the
works OF the Ar!nory also gave way; bur il
is supposed! tiat OF SEQ S Will repair the d1
mage and replace every ching in The same
situation The Mills and Armo,y, which
stand below the arch, Will be Slept in their.
operation, until it's reparatios. is connected.
-soats carhot descend to the Gasin, r,t n
temporary dam is erected a few fcst abov.
the arch, which Will enable the beats 20 de-
scend to tina. point on the canal From tiet
landing, the protncc will be convened byG
drays To this City.-This suspension viii
not probably continue for lnore than thrae
or four weeks.
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NJ oliCt., that on Thursday the 18th instant.
= wil be sold, at auction, TO the highest bid
der, at the late residence of S-inu Pointer an
ms remaining stock of GROCERIES, amongst
which are the following old Apple and CopssIac
Brandy OF supcror quality, Imperial and Young
Tyson Teas OF excellent quality, Brown Sutrar
and Coffee by the barrel, one hogshead of Mo
lasses and three of New England Rum, one
cask OF old Sherry wine, and variety OF Other
;itlcles too tedious to mention
ALso, one likely Riding HoRsE. about ak voars
old, two valuable E4ilcl Cow. =, a one ye',1,nc-
raised III town--One Negro Woman, one likely
man, who IS good cook, gardner and ostler. AMI
also, one likely Mulatto Boy, about II or IL years
old.
At the same time will BE- hi. ed out for enc wear,
likely Female SERvANr with three children
and who is good house servant Also, one
GIRL OF sufficient size to wait and attend in !,
house
ALso, viii be sold, all the Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, amongst which are E,rr
good Beds and Furniture, aud the usual MaEopa.
NY ana other articles customary used in p,,m
genteel family.
AT the same time, viii likewise be rerted for
one year, the Store-IIo,ise, Lumber House and
Yard, lately occupied by said Pointer as Cro-
Gerry, and which is believed to be equt to anv nm
on ShockG for business Also. viii be rcn,lI
the adjoining Garden, now in a hieh state of cuI-
uVaton, and which upon inspection, viil ssiIici.
emily recommend Itself Also. the House md
Lot opposite the Garden, md n,w o,cloied w
Mrs. fonter--Possession Of those M, :. i1.ne-
diately had
For the Groceries ninety days credit win be-
allowed, for all sums Of or Dove = %, ,on -iv
ing notes negotiable at the Bans Il e,rr5ia.
with approved endorsers, and tor all SUNS under.
cash And for the residue OF toe ,31ye articles
nine months credit for all sums of o. aboye & 5Ol
with like notes and endorsers, aud i,raIl sum-
under, cash viii be required
All persons having claims against the said es-
tate are particularly requested 20 Dr&c them for-
ward without delay, authenticated IS The lawre-
qtltes ana those VINO are indebted, are IKE
wise earnestly requested 20 come farv3rJ and
discharge the sam, IS The situation 10 tne :.rf.irs
Of the estate will not admit of further ndlgeuce.
All hqhdatcd just claims agslGst the estate ofihe,
sad Pointer, viii be received fO1 the cash or other
pay ments, by
BENZ. WOLFE. Executor.
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BENZ. WOLFE, Executor.
Richmond, August 10. C,,S

HIVE DOLLARS REWARD --gf i,J -.
j stolen from Caleb Bolar's residence in the
County of Caroline about four or five miles be-
low tie Bowling Green and near thc stage road.
ab!ood bay GELDING, about four feet ten in
ches or i've feet hgh nine or ten years old, shod
an r9und' his tail wnrh bad Dced bobbad has
grown long and his nAne hangs ON The r;gbe
SIDE it there be any white about him. It is no.
recollected, though there mas be little on me
or both othis hinder feet-loc1s there are Snots
on one or both shoulders caused by being called
WIN the collar, lis witrers IRE high aid lave
been chaied by the Saddle he has been used a.
q Piough-horsc forthe lat three years, on plan
tatiOn on lanes river in the lower end OF the,
County OF Powhstau and m end aver e, Get
there aga'n-Any person who will deliver the
said horse to M Joun CITY TT the Eagie-TaverD
IN the City OF Richmond, shall receive tina a.
boverc ward
Augusta t1D1
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Several French families are cons,ttrsr
thsir safety by leaving the island of Cuba Q
Many OF them are said to have been cmi-
grants from St. Domingo. The same thing
may possibly occur in Porto-Rico. The nro,
liability is, that many Of these unfortunatc
beings will seek an asylum in the United
States.
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The Spaniards at HAVANA are very much di
vided; the subject of surrender to Great Br
tain has been ngitated for two years past-ane
gave rise to the organization ofthe militia, which
was intended to resist that project...Ib.
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we have received, aud when We
h.yebsfare Us the mos, conclusive
and irresistible evidence to shew,
that III utterly inadequate to the
accomplishments Of any Of the OBJ.
tjects for whiehie was said to be
intended. And conduct that can.
notbe accounted for on any rea.
sonable ground u apt, however
unjustly, tobs attributed to un.
worthy motives. I trust, there.
fore, that gentlemen on their own
accounts will not reject this reso.
luton /; that they win, at least,
6rst deliberate and look to conse.
quenees; that they will feel we'll
the public pulse, before, by this
rash prescription, they stagnase
the national blood.
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PLYMoU FIJI, Oct. Is.

Arrived, the 10 wena, from
Cor.,nna. which4is' said to have
thought a report that the Span,
iards have gained victory over
9the French. and that Corunna had
been illnminated:in Consequence.
10000 British troops have
marched into Spain from Portu.
gal. The rest there arc ordered
TO the Mediterranean. > y Il r..
Colonial produce through Hol:
laM is prohibited in France. Y
A new decree has been passed
IN Holland to prevent intercourse
with England. = !
An Embargo has been laid at
Petersburg, where several a.
meItean vessels are among the
detained. - i 49,
I. Our cruizers have Just sentrin.
to Spain two valuable vessels from
Guadalupe, t: f. Ii
A meriean vessels are not admit.
ted At Triest during the American
,smbargo--in consequence, Blk
bound thither have stopped at
Malta. I
The Supreme Iunta have for
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:. !: ToLcase.

THE subscriber wishes toi
j. lease for four or five years,
his Farm in Berkeley County,
whsrenn. Mr.. Benjamin GPendle-
ton aow lives, lying On the head
Of Falling Waters, on the road
lead ding from Martinsburg to Will
liamsport, within two miles Of the
tPotou1ack, and about the same
slistalce from an excellent Mer.
chant Mill. This tract contains
about $40 acres, $50 Of which are
cleared, the soil Is inferior 10
none in Berkeley County, and
lies well for cultivation One hall
OF the nicnsy for which il will
lease for The above term, j win be
requiredin hand, and the balance
ut the expiration Of the lease. A
more particular description Il
deemed unnecessary - any person
wishing to lease, viii first view
the premises, which win be shewu
BY MIR. Pendteton, and the terms
made known BY. the subscriber,
living ON Long Marsh, Frederick
JAMESCLARE.
December Is, 1903.
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!. 1eirgi,iiaf NtgiSiatlre.
HOUSE Of DELEGATEG
Uecember6


Having formed . quorum Yesterday,
proceeded. TO the appointment Of 4 Clerk.
Mr.. Wyatt (of charlottel nominated Mr..
James Peasants, jun. who was elected
without opposition. ta IN
Mr.. Walker, (of Meckienburg) then
nominated Hugh Nelson, Esq. as Speak,
er, who was appointed without oppositi.
On, and conducted BY Messrs. Walker &
Wyatt to the chair, from which he deli.
vercd a short speech appropriate to The
occasion. - !, ~
Henry Moss, Esq. was appointed ser
gcant at arms. ~ E'S IS,
The former door-keepers were appoint
ed, except Henry Southall, jpr. in the
place OF Furnea Soathall, decd.
Writ of Election was ordered for ths
county of Essex, to supply tho Vacancy
oceasioned. by the death Of Carter Wood
Esq, 44iso, for the county Of Montgomery
10 supply the vacancy occssioned by the
death of John McHenry, Esq.
+ Leave was gl,ento bring in bill for
the County Of Amherst, 10 supply the
vacancy occasioned by Mr.. Carlafdss ac4
ceptance ofthe Office of Register Of the
Land OtHce--{ Nelson County having been
taken of from Amherst since the election,
The Senate, formed quorim-Robslt
Ts,lir, ESQ Of Orangc was reelected
SpeasereasSSsI heodosinss antfossi. Clerk |,
Mr.. Denham, SERGEANT Ss arms and Mr.
aH'cks. Dsot-keeper r~' = T. =.
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Inaa',faeturp u Flour.

- s., " =
THE public are respectfully
4 Informed, that the sGhscri.
Der has now got his Mills 10 com.
plrte repair Tor the reception Of
Wheat and other Grain, and Tor
the mandatory Of Flour. &c, he
viii make il . point always 10 keep
in his employ persons well &C.
quainted with the business, and
viii take care that no pains shalt
be spared 70 give every satisIac-.
tioa to his eustomers-He viii
stand the inspeetion Of all Flour
manufactured 1t his Min, when
the wheat i merchantable. :.
Hs has lately erected = NIaehine
for the purpose Of ?oundiug and
grinding Plaster Of Paris, by
swhiehone tln can be ground ii an
hour; alec i Machine for sheilinR
corn, which shells City bushels ID
90 hour I; and another Cor Grind.
Ing corn with the cobhe Willhe
grateful for the custom Of die
public. and do every thing in lis.
power to give general sasisiaction. !
WILLIAM b. KING.
! MiRCSesk, Dec. 10, lsoe.
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III i, ]. IMPoRTANr. 4.
frsm the Nsrfak Ledger Of he
:s.G15~,. 5fh. Decembrr. -, s. :,

- 49, lStS ASeNSJV " ING
..s@..@1<@ Sth DecembeT. ~ ! !.
A gentlemanawho arrived here
on Saturday, 10 81 days from
Cape Francois, informs us, tina,
ansxpress had arrived at .he Cane,
bringing information, thar Gen.
Ferrand had surrendered the ci,y
ofSt. Domingo to the British. that
it was garrisoned with troops of
that nation. Sumana, il was also
said, was taken by the Spaniard..
The surrender Of the former was
syoluntary Offer ON, the part of
General Ferrand. :
The war, between Christophe
and Potion still ragged with unaba.
ted fury. The former had been
successful latserly, particularly in
the destruction Of Petion's naval
forces =7 " : ! :,
= --F -
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Land For Sale.

WILL give . great bargain h
1 part Of the Tract Of Land boz
from Mr.. Joseph Chambers, lying
in Berkeley County. State Of Viz,
ginia. within sin miles Of Mar.
tlnsburg and one d the Salphur
Spring, containing shout 4 acres,
and bounded By the Sulphur
Spring road, the lands of Nh. a.
mos Msndephall and StroOd.s
heirs.-There il on The premises
q comfortable Dwelling House,
Be. an Apple Orchard Of good
Fruit, and anever. falling SprinR.
About seventy acres Of Land ars
cleared. some Meadow made,
and eight acres in readiness -
make Meadow Of he ensuing
spring The whole track lies level
and is web divided into dilFereas
fields, enclosed with good fences.
The wood land = heasil, timber
ed. There ore shoutsveive acres
isowed 10 whsatin new Inn, which
I-will sell with aid land. I VII
take in part paymene,. anev ven.
made light Vgaegoa and too MD
die sized young horses veil broke
to the gears. For fufthsI iafor-
nation and terms. apply 10 The
subscriber adjoining said Preni
NARE aarss1 Z
WILLIAM LINE.
Berkeley County, T,s,
Deer. l6. 1903. ~ =
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A IL persons indebted to the
"A estate of the said laurence
Hensel, deceased, by bond, note
or book account, are desired "a
settle the same ~ soon rs possible.
Those having claims against
said estate. are requested to come
forward with them properly attest
ed, and receive payment. e.
!. MICHAEL HENSEL.s
HENRY CoUTZMAN,
y H. Executors.
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wa Be soH 6y public a,,ciisa, ae
the sabscyiberss residence, Of u
Monddy ne ~ Dig Of 1aanary
next, ne JoiisspiaR ariicie.: ::
HORSES, Cow. Young Cat.
II .le. Sheep and Hogs, ! Plan.
tation Wagon, Farming Imple.
ments, Household and Kitchea
Furniture. and avariety Of othee
articles too numerous 10 mention.
The sale win begin early ID the
day. Due attendance and / real
sonable credit win be given b.
JOHN DUNCAN.
December rs, isos.
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viii b. ssd bv snbl;c ,e,a,,, :,
IHeagesdav sie ,l,h of Yon.,,,, -,
nest, at lie pianfaiioH1 Of ~.
renee tHensei. dtceaseI ,,so,
.STebherd,s. Ts,vn. an 81. ns..
.onai bJobrr,v of thr .c;d - ~.
ceased, coasis I'M or = :. : :
ONE Negro Woman ,nd h..
three Chiltlren. ,,ro hos ~.
and a airl. Horse., Cow !, . ro: M,
q. Beffs sheen ,,,d H.. !. r..
Hop, in The men two ,oad Ss W. 81
CONS ; Wheat, Rye. Oats. Bar.
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Extract ola letter from Washington, da-
ted November 20. -
81 have good grounds FIR Informing
YOU that our minister IN England has in =
private letter, given the administration to
understandvery distinctly, that he docs
not despair Of efiecting an accommodation
with England. = have equal grounds I'd
add, that osir minister in France has writ
ten in the most discouraging manner: a. 10
any hops ofbetter prospects thers.s
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! PARIS.nOct:~i,.

& The day before yesterday ar.
sised here the zs,h regiment on
it's march to Spain.r This is the
last regiment which is to proceed
from the Grand Army to that
country. &c.,. - .
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Negroes to Hire.

THE Executors Of JAMES
STROBE, decd. win Hire
to the best biddef, on Saturday
The 3ist inst. ae ihe dwelling house
Of Henry Bedinger, SuNDRY
SLAVES 6slonging 10 said e.
tate for one year. Terms win Be
more fully explained q he sisAes
r. : HENRY REDlNGER, ~
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD,
Execaiers.
December I6. 1908.
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!. IMPERIAL INTERVIEW.

There has been = friendly
meeting Of the emperors of Rus.
sia and France at Etfurth. They
had continued here three weeks
At the last dates-From thence
the pacific ovettures had been
seat 70 Englaud-and there the
fass Of Europe win be dstsrnin-
cd Oh.
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latest foreign de.tns|.
LONDON, October ~.
Idtest dcc9u1ts fran Spain.

- sUEsQave received spanish pa
pers TO the 10 h. The Spaniaftls
hope to cut of The division of the
Frsnch army that entered Bilboa.
The general attack on the whole
French line was also intended-for
the Esd or 24th inst. j.
British, troops under generals
Moore and Hope, marched from
lisbon Oct. IL, for Spain.
The troops under gen. Baird,
(issooo) were lying at Corrunna
NOcsober IL, in transports.
ferdinand Of Spain, his brother
and uncle, are at Paris. IL.
Castanos is TO conan and the cen
ire ofthe great Spanish army.
The French still hold Batcelo.
ma, have declared itin 4 state oil
stige, proclaimed martial law,
and issued one of their severe pro-
@AattfdtlOtlas = :: I .s.. i
4 here are several accounts Of
inferior bat,les 10 Spain, between
parties Of Spaniards and French
They always ended in. favor Of
.the former. a. < = II
Among the British officers In
SPAN, are 40 members Of pArlia.
mes,t. ~ " r. -
:, The French troop. sGbarked
q Lisbon on the 18th. + .ca
The transports conveying the
French troops froga Lisbon to
France met viii severe gaiss
soon alter leayng port, which
dispersed them. One was lost,
and s87 soldiers persisted.
The Frshch gen. Kellerman,
( from Portugal, d, his request has
: been brot to England.
l.. Thsaate revelation in Turkey,
has pfeyented the British envoy,
whS was On his way, from pro-
,cetding to that capital.
II An expedition is preparing at
T Sicily, under general Stuart, sup.
posed against Naples. I d.
ePariiameutis ARCHAEOLOGICAL
toihe foth Dee. 9f.,f =
Seven vessels bound to Heligo.
land, and five from the Baltic,
have been taken by a French pri-
yateer. =
The British squadron has quit.
ted the blockade of the Russian
fest At Port Baltic, leaving three
Swedish ships % watchFit. :, =.
Report says that twenty Of our
transports have been driven on
the French coast in q gale. 1 We
presume they wsGsA,light vessel.
without troops. IN i
The Windsor Castle packet ar.
rived in England Oct. 10, from
New. York and Halifax. T. j.
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".Negro':';e'sto :Hire::.::

ITO be hired at Lee r own, on
i Friday the soth inst about
Thirty Negroes,
consisting Of Men, Women, Boys
aud Girls. Onthe same day and
AZ the same place, lexpectto sell
four or FIVE Negro Women and
Children, aud probably sbme Men,
RICHARD BAYLOR.
Decembsrl6, 1908.
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RIVADEO. $spt. sd,

. Yesterday arrived two trans
ports with Spanish troops: rrdu.
ced from the French in the North
Of Europe. t7rs i /
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ing vessels, and ssvefaElose.
The Russian ships1which CAPT.
/tulated at Lisbon hsse arrived a,
Portsmouth, Eng
There is no nsw indication of q
hostile disposition on the part Of
Austria. Il 49,;
20. 600 British troops having
marched from Lisbon, $4,000
having Arrived at Bilboa, and o.
thers Psepatiog soon to sail from
EuglSAd, it Is probable there
would soon be 10000 English
soldiers 10 the northern part Of
Spain to assist against the French.
z No military event Of grea, con.
sequence has occurred in Spain
fiji some time past. Custa has
been q little refractory, and il
said to have resigned IT,. .
Caseanos is said 70 be appointed
commander IN Chief Of The Span.
ish army. (s -
The French Emperor ia an
addressio his soldirrs, Seps.-ie
Let ustearrv our conquer.
ing Eagle to the pillars of Hsrcu-
LEI" (Glbralsar.
Tbs French troops ia Spain
had not been much reinforced.
The northern army is not estima-
ted at more than $4,000. The
patriot armv opposed to it, 10
ciudes double that number. :
A Proclamation has been issu.
ed in Italy, by Bonapar,e. for.
bidding the people to speak abou,
the affairs Of Spain.
Sir A. Wellesley had returned
sirTH. Dalrymple, is also in
England. 49,. ~ ....'