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RECETVED yiu BOSTON.
TRANSACTIONS.
Extra supplement offhe Lisbon Gazette of
the 1911 Of Nay, 1909.

TRANSACTIONS.
Extra supplement Of The Lisbon Gazette of
the 18Th Of NAY, 1909.
OPoRTo, May 10.
have the great satisfaction of communi :
eating 10 you, our restoration by the arrival
OF the combined Portuguese & English army,
which took place yesterday about 9 o'clock in
the forenoon, at Villa Nova, where they as
sembled together; but hardly noticed in this
city; and as soon as the army was assembled,
| it began the attempt of passing the Douro,
| though there was no bridge, in consequence
of the French having blown it up with bar
rels of gun powder at about o'clock in the
morning of the said day, causing such great
noise, that it alarmed the city. The pas
sage of the combined army was more brilli-
ant and rapid than can be imagined which
the French believed they would not be able
20 effect in less than fortnight, but the plan
OF the general was so well formed, that the
van guard of the army arriving at 3 o'clock
and at noon the battle was already almost de-
cided. No sooner did the said general see
that his army was collected together, than he
sent some troops on the bank of Villa Nova,
pretending that his intention was to pass that
way; bnt he at the same time detached a
part of his army towards point above be-
tween the Collegio de Bispo and the Sorra
where the River is the narrowest and the Dor
ders more perpendicular and placing his ar
tillery on the hill he ordered his troops to
embark in some boats, which he collected i'm
the said place SO that when the French.
that were on the bank, gave notice of the
debarkation, and they had repaired there,
1000 men had already landed, and the artil-
lery kept up such fire from the hill, upon
the French, with the view of protecting the
debarkation, that as this was executing I'M.
der the hill, the French could not prevent
it, not being able to reach OH the brink of the
preCipice to fire downwards, for the artillery
opposite swept off every thing; finally the
combined army got up and began the battle,
which was very hot in the place of Prado
de Obispo, our regiment No. 10, being one of
those that distinguished themselves the most.
The slaughter OF the French was consdera-
bic; they lost Oh this occasion, three heavy
pieces of cannon and two howitzers on our
side we had only FIVE men killed, and the En-
glish had eight, and about as meny wound
cd:
The action being over, on account of the
precipitate flight of the French, the cavalry
went in pursuit of thenl; and about o'clock
III the afternoon more than a hundred pri.
soners and a few officers we're brOughtin 10, and
the cavalry was continuing to pursue them.
Our army had already, 3ad in Grijo great
action, on the day II Ascension, when il
routed the FrencF and took great many
prisoners. in whH the regiment No. 16 re
ceved also grea. praises-which the gene
raj said he would Command as distinction
In consequence of this action, through the
rersainderlotthe day x the night, the enemy
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COMMUNICATIONS.
TIE FOURTH OF July.

The democratic citizens of the district of
Columbia met at AN early hour at the city Of
Washington. according to the arrangement
OF the three united committees o. Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria, and pro-
ceeded to the Church in FsStr,et. where be-
ing horcred with The presence al die Prcai-
dent Of the u. S. the Heads Of Departments,
and great concourse of Ladies * Strangers,
they heard the Grafton from Joel Barlow,
which had been previously announced in the
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NHPOLEON.

BY the declarations of the French enpe
ror concerning Bavaria, it is evidently his
determination TO augment the territory and
power OF Bavaria, and place that monarchy
III position SO formidable, as to form DO
tent barrier to the confederation of the Rhine :
very probably the Danube win be the boun
diary OF Bavaria on the east, and a new king
dom may be constituted out of part of lower
Austria, Carinthia, Carniola, s. Syria, with
Dalmatia and Istria il is very probable,
that Bohemia, Moravia Polish Gallcia. and
Austrian Silesia will be taken from the in
fatuated house of Lorraine, and if Francis
be permitted to retain the Kingdom of Hun
gary, it will be wholly owing TO the policy,
clemency on magnanmity OF the conqueror.
Very possibly Poland nay be resuscitated.
and SaXony remnrerated for the duChv of
Warsaw in Bohemia, Morayia or Silesia or
the Kingdom Of Westphalia united with
Holland; and Jerome placed ON the throne
of Bohemia and Moravia.
The emperor of Russia had required the
assemblage of congress at Yassv III Media
via, 20 whom lie has declared his de;crmi
nation to retain under his authority the co,In-
tries bordering OH the left of the Danube,
which had been so long the source Of quar-
rels with the Turks. The minister OF the
Port at fassy opposed the occupation, and
set OFT tor Constantinople. but a powerful
Russian force had already come in aid of the
determination.
The CONSUMPTION in the duchy Of Warsa W
only amounted to 5000 men in this conscrip-
ton the Jews were obliged to furnish their
proportion IN common with other sects
The three divisions Of the Saxo Polish ar
my, were under the command of prince Po-
piatowsky, generals Dombrowski, and Ia
jenzack; they were to march to the frontiers
of Austrian Poland, called GalIicia. This
army has powerful artillery.
After the battle of Ratisbon. the arc!doke
Charles is said 10 have He'd with his staff into
Bohemia, dcvolving the command of what
could he collected of the army ON the prince
Rosenberg.
The Austrian paper war weapons are
described in the Rhenish journals as the
productions Of Cent?, a well known writer
in the cause Of coalitions. of Stein, and of
another named SchtegeI-thefe are three of
this name writers who should not be con-
founded; one is writer OH the law of ma.
tons, ard not the person in question there
is another, whose name is William ScbleyeI.
writer on Bellies lettres, author of a com.
parison ct the Phedre of Eacine with that Of
Euripedes, neither is ibis the political pan
der OF the Austrian court bot il IL bis bro
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

From me Boston Gazette ofJulv 81
We were yesterday politely favored with
Halifax papers to the Goth ult containing
London dates MAY 10. These papers con-
tain the French official particulars of the
battles between the armies of France and Au-
stria.
The accounts taken from the French off j.
cial bulletins, are undoubtedly much exagge-
rated. as will appear from the following arti =
Gle, under the London head of May 10. But
placing them in the most favorable light in
which they can possibly be viewed, they
must appear highly disastrous
"LoNDoN, May 10.
1t is with the utmost satisfaction that we
announce the arrival of Prince Straremburg
In town, as ambassador from the court of
Niennd.-tlis highness arrived in London a
bout II O'Clock this day, and immediately
had an interview with Mr.. Canning. He
came through Holland and after escaping
nnumerable dangers. was picked up in
fishing boat by one of our cruizers. The in :
telligence which he has brought respecting
the operations in Bavaria, we are happy to
say, differ most materially from the accounts
given in the French bulletins-He says, that
the losses sustained by the French i'm the Sc
veral actions, were quite as great as those
OF the Austrians and that as late as the 2Sth
ult. the French were unable to advance, ha-
wing suffered SO severely. His highness is in
hne spirits, and by no means considers the
advantages which the French obtained, as
decisive OF the fate of the campaign. He also
states, that i'll Italy, the Austrians had OBJ
tanned some very important advantages, and
that the whole population of the Tyroi, have
risen to man in favor of Austria
~, LoNDoN, May 6.
The Emheror 8ierander-1 annexed
intercepted letter, from the French minister
OF foreign affairs, to Bonaparte, is positively
stated to be authentic. If so, the hopes of
any material change on the part of Russia,
in favor OF Austria, must be considerably
weakened, IL not altogether at an end. One
passage of 1t is very important, as it shews
that the violation of the integrity of the
Austrian dominionx formed AN object of the
conferences held between Alexander and
Napoleon Notwithstanding the very conf
dent assurance which is given of the authen.
hcity OF Champagny's letter, we cannot give
complete credit to IT,
Intercehtediet from NJ. Chambag7,y, mi
niSteref foreign affairs, 10 Bonafarfe.
PARIs, Dec. IL, 1903.
"SIRE-The correspondence of this day
does not furnish me with any letter to lay
before your majesty.
M. de Romanzoffhas conversed with me
upon the dispatches he received FROM St. Pc
tersburghyesterday. The emperor, his mas
ter, had the goodness to write to him, upon
the affairs of his department, letter Of four
pages, which places him altogether an ecu
RAM. Before he received it he scarcely con-
ceived himself to be minister for foreign
AFFAIRS for he was no longer informed Of
any thing. He had the kindness tn give mo
an analysis Of TIT is as follows -
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thc province OF Asturias, where it is said the ie-
ry bishop ST. Andero is hidden.
A battalion of Badois arrived the day before
yesterday in our city. 1t departs to morrow for
Spain. The organization the national guards
in the province of Biscay, Alava, and Navarro,
operate with activity hy,he care OF Don Francis,
co, Amores, intendant general.
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ORDER OF 1HE Oar.
SoLDIERS =

OoLDIERS
You haze justified my e.rhectatio,s !;
you haze augmented your Numbers bv your
bravery; you have !gforioaSly marked the
difference 6etzDren the soldiers Of Cesar e
the crowded armies Of Xerres. In u .fezv
days you haze triumhhrd in three battles,
7,ith the enemy ar f.4nsberg and d'Ech-
muhi. and in the com5at8 Of Passing,
Lanashut and RatiS6onnc. 100 hieceS of
cannon, 40 standards, $4,000 prisoners, S
eqmihages. 5000 7vaggons zyith baggage.
and all their military chests, is the result
Of NE rat'dity yyour narcies and courage.
Tie enemy dece,vrG IN a he,Jured cabinet
seeniedto hare lost all remembrance Of you
This a7rakcning 7vas hromht. you atheared
10 them more terrible than eOer. Jhey
haze crossed the Inn and occujtied he ser-
riiory of our allies. they .fancrea them
selves to carry the 7va1 intofhe bosom, Of our
country; 10 day dcteated, terrified, he flies
IN Disorder already my ran guardAas eros
Sod Ae Inn. Before month hence 7ye
shall be az Vienna.
Done al orr IMPERIAL Heat Quarters, az
RahSbonne, .Ahtii "a, 1909.
( Signed
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PARIS, Nav i.

PARIS, May S.
Messieurs the vicar general of Paris went
to the palace of his serene highness the prince
arch ehancellorof the empire Cam6aceres
in execution the orders of his majesty the
emperor relative to the prayers to be Cele-
brated for the victories of Tam, Echmuhl,
and Ratisbon. 1t has been determined that
the Ie Denm shall be sung at the Metropo-'
Titan church in two days.
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IyspcN Nav &c

=. LIsBcN. May is.
. The 18th inst. being the anniversary of the
birth OF the Prince Regent, who is as much
the sovereign of our Choice, as he is by inhe-
ritance, it was celebrated in brilliant man
ncr. The ships were dressed and Saiu.ed
the troops wcrein full dress on parade. and
fired & feu tlejoie; and the Castle, Theatre,
&c. were illuminated At night.
We have accounts that the inhabitants of
Vienna, "a Portuguese scaport) have risen
against the French anu that Tuy, Nalescia.
and all the District between the rivers Lime,
and Mimic, is again i'll the power of its law full
soycreigns.
The last papers from Seville mention that
they have accounts there of All iusurrecticn
at Marsa;lies and Toulon.
TABRAcoNA. April 10.
General Joachim Blake, Comman,lant OF
the Division of Tortc$a, has written to our
General Rcding, under date of April 4, at
IortoS;t, an account of several small affairs
IN which the patriots have been success
full
The accounts from Iarragona are to April
IL on which day, very animatins procla-
nation was issued by Gen. Reding. The
French appear to make no progress in the
South of Spain. In The middle of March.
they were about to take Tarragona.
y. REus, April 4.
We have Just learnt that between 500 and
1000 of the Galto-ltaliaD troops in this pro.
vince have deserted. and Joined the brave pa
triots at Tarragcna.
The Seville dates are to April 26-several
days the latest. The Spanish Junta was still
there, and had just issued proclamation,
Which shews that their confidence of eventu-
Il success, and their detestation of those who
are endeavoring to force a King upon them, is
undiminishea.
Francisco Palafo%, Brother probably of the
immortal hero of Saragosst, has published All
eliminating address tn the brave ArragoneSe.
Letters from the Spanish General Cnesta
are to April l9.
Joseph BoDaparte soi-,!isaht king OF Spain,
has written letter to the Supreme Junta,
lameniiDg the contest in Spain, ana the mis-
fortunes ii had produced and proposing that
commissioners should be appointed to ne goci-
ate for tranquiiizng the country.
The Junta answered, that all their caian,i-
ties were attributable to the criminal ambi-
ton OF the Bonapartes; that Joseph would
restore tranquility il hc pleased, by withdraw
ing the French troops and himself, and re-
turning to the country the sovereign it &C
knowiedged and they had made oath to ac-
cept OF no other terms.
The Portuguese paper has many accounts
of Donations ior carry ing Oh the war tur their
independence.
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PROCLAMATION OF CEN. JELkEcHfcg,
To the Inhabitants of Tyrol.

Iyrohans : If you are yet, zpha, you hare
Seen NOS long ago, If you remainder the
hahfitness, the PROSPERITY and the true Il
berry svhich you haze enjoyed under The
ben1fcent SECURE Of Austria, If the voice
Ola general svhom you acknowledged as one
Of yours, avhen in 1899, he saved you from
0n Imminent danger, by the victory Of
Feidkitch. aphich the .toliorving year rem
dered secure from aefack yourfronters. from
,-Atie6erg TO Tie Uavy Of Karu6endu, if al
This is not ertinguished from your memory,
hear svhat 1 am going TO say, hear and be
federated.
Your legitimate lord, ought TO SAP your
father, seeks yon, come and place your
sclucs mnder his banners, his heart 6ieeds
TO see you under foreign domination, you,
ms faithful ones, return TO be the children
of .dustria, do nor nnisanderStand this FIRE
.cious title
austrian, armies, more numerous than
Aeper more animated e more f,atriotic, syiN
enter your country, look nton then, IS ore
thren, rs children Of The same .father-unite
cvifh Them and /oiio7D HE eramhie IF all
fhe feohie svho render homage to the .fus.
Irian throne. In 7uorG, Behave in every
thing so yol haze done recently to tie
admiration Of the 7vhoie Of Eurote.
Iyroiians God is svih as, 4ve do rot
seek nezv con9ncsts, bur soc 9vtH bring 6ack
TO the bosom, Of our Lmheriat and gracious
Father, Brethren 4vho haze been detached
from him :-nothing quW resist us, nothing
can yaaqttish US, it SIZE unite for our han
f.iness, and for the hreSerpuiion Of our,
existence. RetieUe me, 1yroHans, God is
1yith as.
(&yned)
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Baron Of JelacAich, de Bc-
zin, ChevGiier Of The or
der Maria Theresa end
Field Marshal Imferial
and Royal.
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VOYAGES AND TRAVELS;
BY JOHN PINNERTON,
AUTHOR OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY, &c.
CONDT1TONS.


The work will be handsomely printed. iii
quarto on a inc paper and with new type
and Wi! be pus TO press as soon as sufficient
nu,obcr Of subscribers is obtained.
Ii is expected the work will be compiete1
in ten or twelve volumes, each containing be-
tween eight and nine hundred pages of letter
press, besides several elegant engravings.
A quarter Of a volume, or one number, IS
proposed to DC published en- the first day OF
every month. at dollars, payable on dclive-
~. 70 non-subscribers the price viii be con-
sidcrably enhanced.
lis, of til. names Of such as patronise this
va,uab!e work by subscription, will be pub
hshedln ;he last volume.
80 The English edition sells at ! dollars
volume.
x.* SUBSCRIPTIONS received by JAMES
KENNEDr, senior, .AleGandyia.
July Z.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, viii sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, II mites
from Alexandria, from George Town ter
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in a healthy, agreeable ncighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres. on which is conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough iora gen
teel family, together with all the outh"uses
suitable, all new Or nearly so; an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
differen, other fruit trees, proportion OF i'm
proved meadow fer the scytIle, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
bysapplcation to MIR JOIN DUMN, adjoining
the said farm, orlthe subscriber on the pre-
misses.
E. Dulin.
June 9. VI
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N O T / C E.

IN OBEDIENCE TO a decree of the LIo-
i norable the Circuit Court of the district
of Columbia, for the county Of Alexandria,
between Lyle, Daiziel, and others, complain
ants; and Robert Lyle's heirs, defts. dircct-
ing the subscriber to take possession of that
portion of the real estate of Robert Lyle, the
elder, deceased, allotted to the complainant,
and rent the same out for the benefit Of the
concerned--I will rent the three story Brick
Store and Dwelling House lately occupied by
Captain Oliver P. Find!ay, On Fsiriax-street
and immediate possession may be had.
e.. DeneaIe, Conn.
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{ sals, at Vsndue.

|. ,.rv Tuesday and Friday,
We WILL &c SOLD
r,,a,,s. Store, corner Of Prince and
Water streets.
-, Is DRY Goods, Groceries,. 90.
~ - (which will be expressed III
tcn e me day.-All kinds OF goods
y . ~ limitation and the prices OF
az established, can at any time be
|, y, purchased at the lowest Limitation
'i'''' p C. Marsteller, v. I'd.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

r will sell from. about fifty to sixty acres
/ Land lying in this county. and binding
upon the road now opening from Geo. Tow II
to Alexandra. This land is elegantly stu Z
ed in point Of building scites, and has the
further advantage of being furnished with de-
ligbtful water, and from its high elevated ST.
tuation the benefit of tie most sa ubrious air.
IF necessary this property will be laid out in
lots so as to SUI, those who may be inclined
to purchase. Applications to be made to
JOHN LUKE, Esq. or to
Charles Alexander,
(son Of 1'A;Ah.j
Alexandria County, July 70.
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e. e. y 7 / q N.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

To be sold, at public auction, at Northunl--
berl4nd court house, IN the county OF Nor
thumberand and state of Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the fifth day of September
next, at eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
1n,o1,riiur tore.aer 10 about 27oo .8cres,
rIJUATE on tie river Potomac, and
- within about three miles Of the court
house. These estates formerly belonged 10
Pye.i>y Thornton, Esq. and are the same on
which he lived. They have never been seen
by either Of the subscribers +; but 1t is under
stood, that about 1900 acres OF them are as
valuable low grounds as any On the river, and
considerable part thereof heavily tlmbered.
The up1ands consist OF about 1000 acres, and
the wiioss is we'll calculated for the production
of corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy. and small
grain of eli kinds, i'll great abundance. The
waters are said to abound with excellent
FISH, oysters, and wild fowl The water carl
riaee is easy and conyenientto Norfolk, ha-
more, Alexandria, and the city OF Wash
ington; and as these estates possess several
GOOD mill seats, with an abundance OF water,
nd a plentiful supply OF timber, they must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewp to persons ir-
clininp to purchase, by Gel. James Moore,
who lives On them, Or By Samuel Blackwell,
ESQ. who lives near to them and the terms
of payment may be known a sufficient time
before the sale, by applying to either OF them,
or to the subscriber in the city OF Phlladcl-
phia. ,xo
VIM. LEWIS.
June --ts) dts