The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-23
too much policy to let any mans religion pre-
VI n, him from serving his country. His ques-
e,on is not, svhat is u man'screcd, but what
is his cQhacity2
NEw-YoRx, August Is.

NEw-YoRK, August IS.
Shonish Revolution confirmed 6y accounts
from different quarters.
Ut will be observed, that the last arrival
from England brought no Intelligence from
Spain so late as was received at Norfolk)
Extract sfa letter. from ST. Croir, Tenne-
rife, Sd Juie, 1903.
"a Spanish frgate and schooner arrived
this morning, with the glorious news that
Spain has risen en- masse, and that sOO,OGO
men are under arms. The French army IN
different provinces are cut offfrom every re-
treat to their own country. NQquarter is ell
Their given or received. 10000 men IN the
castle of Monjoyc were attacked by the "a
talonians who were repulsed with great
slaughter. The French offered to surrender
the answer of the Catalonians was, to take
up their arms and defend themselves, tor
they would give no quarters. They were all
killed; as were $4,000 Catalonians. The
same destructive war is carried on in all the
provinces The council ofthe Kingdom have
met at Seville, with the minister oavedra at.
.heir head. Generals had offered their SER
vices, and armies vs.. marching in all tli-
rections. Every province has published 81
milar resolutions to those OF Seville. "A let
ter was received from Young Ferdinand, that
he had made up his mind to die for his sub
his last request-and if he persisted, that ais
loyal subjects would continue their allegi
ance to his august house, and never forget
the perfidy of Bcnaparte.
The frigate goes to Vera Cruz. and the
schooner to Buenos Ayres The latter car
ries out general, as no confidence can be
put in the present governor, Q4iniers.) who
j. Frenchman. The governor OF Cadiz was
torn in pieces by the enraged rcpulace, for
l. 4
sion from Murat, the brother in law OF Be-
napartc. The Spanish officers have joined
the English cockade to theirs, in expression
of their union. This town exhibits scene
of which you can form no idea. All Is IN
motion-with "A continued huzza Olivia
Ferdinand the 9TH, and death to his enc
mics!
An armistice with the English comman-
der of Cadiz has been concluded; and en-
voys had sailed for London, to make an Of
fensive aud defensive alliance. The govern
or of Gibraltar has sent them men, arms,
and ammunition also seasonable supply o.
hard dollars"
Extract Of letter from Cadiz, datea 2Oh
June reccived via Ieneufe.
The whole of Spain is in arms one gene
raj cry of vengeance pervades the mass OF
Spaniards. From every quarter are receiv-
ed accounts of the country peop flying to
arms-itis in short popular, patriotic, and
simultaneous movement from one end OF Spain
to the other-not Frenchman. found in arms
will be left alive. We have Just received a
courier from Granada-every eye flashes IN
dgnation- notwithstanding all this apparent
ly popular phrenzy, the greatest order is
maintained, and the most systematic plans
nc deliberately entered into the army
of Grenada is put under the command of ge-
neral Reading and major gen. Abdia, who
occupy -the-GaTgiiptes of Sierra Moreno in
St. Helena. From every appearance, We shall
soon be rid of the French-for nothing can
withstand the irresistible power of our arms"
CHARLESTON, August IS.
BY the ship Caroline, captain Tufts, ar
rived on Saturday from HAVANA, we earn
that the Governor of HAVANA had issued a
proclamation, ordering all Frenchmen in the
place, who had not taken the oath OF allegi-
anCe to Spain previous to the late revolu,i
on, to quit the Island Immediately and that
vast numbers had already sailed for the o.
States The Caroline has thirty on board
Five sail of British men Of war were lyiug
at HAVANA when capt. 7. sailed, besides a
number of English privateers. The frigate
La Franchise, and brig Fire Fly, which had
been at Havana, had sailed Tor jamaica
with dispatches.
The British officers are treated with the
most marked and enthusiastic respect.
1t appears TO be the firm determination
of Cuba to declare itself independent, in the
event of Bonapaite's success against the pre-
sent government of Spain...7lmes.
Extract Of a letter. from Hapanna, TO a gen
tieman in This city, dated, 318t Jufy, 1903.
"Ths day his Britannia Maiesty's brig
Phipps, capt. Bell, in 9 days from Jamaica,
arrived at this port, and brought the follow
ing intelligence -
"By accounts received from Cadiz to the
18th Of June, the Spanish general of marines,
Apadoco, with four associates, were order
ed by the National Junto ofSpain to proceed
to London, not only with powers to conclude
Peace, but to enter into an offensive and de-
fenslve alliance, to carry Oh the war against
France, as their common enemy. On the e.
vcning OF tiie 18TH OF June, these cornmissi-
oners sailed from Cadiz for London, on board
the Revenge British ship of war, sir John
Gore commander.
" In consequence of the Emperor of Con
stantinople declaring war against France, a
Turkish Ambassad dor had arrived at Gibral
tar, with a splendid rctinue, and only wait
ed for British snip OF war to convey him to
London"