The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-30

France in sufficient quantities, and these
ire shr. against them. 1t is open to the
Patriots. and the friendship and resources
eof England viii prevent them from feeling
any want eit!,ero provisions, ammunition,
: or any article they may stand inneed Of.
lewas Gen. Cuesta's intention to make
second attempt to dislodge Gen. Lessolles
from Nallado,id.-1'he G;rlIician army was
on the 18th estimated at 10000 men. most
Oft of course raw levics bat so were the lar
ger part OF the French armies at tie COM
lnCncement of the last war. Vet these raw
leyics have already taken a good step to-
wards discipline; for VIC find that in. the
battle of the l+th they Showed great steadi-
ness-they were not thrown into confusion.
They viii soon be excellent soldiers. In
deed there is something in the character of
the Spaniard which fits him for service the
general gravity of department gives him
steadiness and coolncss--he is patient under
difficulties. and submits to privatons with
great fortitudc.
The Saragossa Gazette IN addition to the
account of the result OF the second attack
upon Saragossa, confirms the Intelligence of
the victory over Moncey-Ic had advanced
to Valencia on the 2Sth alt. thinking to
make himself master of il easily
but the patriots had improved the strength
of the place by fresh batteries, and when
Money approached it, they opened upon
him destructive fire, which continued for
seven hours. He retreated in great disor-
der, and entcavored to retrace his steps to
Madrid--but the main body of the Valenci-
an army was placed'in such manner as to
cut off his rcsreat. 1t was said that the re-
mains Of Moncey's division was cut TO pieces
near Requena, on the frontiers of Valencia.
Bonaparte has declared that political Cir
cumstances render the evacuation of the
Prussian territories impossible. If we may
give credit to letter from Hamburger of the
.St'i, rupture u0twvvu fAu,ur + rance
is on the eve of taking place Bonaparte
was enraged at the orders given by the Aus
trian government to put up prayers for the
safety of the Pope.-His ambassador remon-
strated, and it is said rudcly.-Count Sta
dion, who is decided enemy of the French.
retorted with asperiey, s. Andreossy threat
'ened to demand his passports. 1t is even
said that he went the length of demanding
them, and that theywere actually sent him.
Among the troops which have embarked
for Spain, is the Kings German Legion, a.
mounting in the whole to is 600 men Lieu
tenant Gen. Dalrymple, is to have the first
command of the British forces in Spain !;
Sir Harry Burnard, the ID. and Sir John
Moore, the Sd. Generals, Hope. Lord, Pa
get, Murray, Sontang, Stewart, Frazer and
Edward Paget, have commands in the ex-
petition.
Advices have been received from the Con-
tinent, which state in very positive terms,
that peace has been concluded between
the Porte and Russia and other accounts
speak with equal confidence of an approach
ing war between Russia and France
PARIS, July II.
The Prize Court, on the 9th inst. con-
demned more American vessels, viz.-the
Grace, George, Cadet, Brothers, Tarantu-
la and the Fame.
The story of a new Pope having been cho-
sen on the resignation of Plus VII. which &C.
cupied mach OF the papers of last week, is
unfoundcd Prince PignatelIi, Bishop of Pa
lermo, who was stated to have been chosen
in the conclavc as the SUCCESSOR to the chair