The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

en;ey in the midst Of his children. complete
liberty and Independence In short. you
have invaded. an an enemy, the capital it
self; you have caused the military to re-
volt; YOU have. occupied with an armed
force the Post Office and the printing hoi.
SEES; you have torn from our bosom our coun-
cellors, who aided us in conducting the af,
fairs of the Catholic church, aud the minis
tiers of justice you have even kept us pri-
soners in our Apostolic residence, while our
people were trod upon by your soldiers
We even appeal to yourself. to pronounce
your own conduct marked by a contempt
of all the rights of nations. of Your sacred
duties and yonr people. We appeal even
to you as man whom we have consecrated,
and who had sworn to repair the losses and
to maintain the rights of the Church. Take
care, however, lest it you do not stop short.
we should exercise, though in all humanity
OF heart. that authority which almighty G oh
has placed in our hands; take care lest
you add new motives to make known TO the
world the justice of our cause for then,
all the misfortunes which shall fall OH our
conduct must be passed to your personal res
possibility.
Translated for ihe Baltimore .fme7icaa
The following is written declaration from
the late king OF Sweden, on his abdication of
the thronc-From the Danish paper DA-
GEN.
In the name Of the holy Trinity! ,!
We Gustae adolph by the grace of God,
King of the Swedcs, Gothers and Veutier.,
Duke of Sleavig, Ho.stein &c. &c. &C. max e
hereby known-That since we seventeen
'.ars ago were declared king, and inherited
with a bleeding heart, q beloved and illus
trious fathers bleeding throne, il has been
our. constant wish and desire to promote the
true honor and prosperity of this old King
dom, inseparably connected with the real
welfare and honor of free and loyal PEG
pie. But since we are now fully persuaded.
that we no longer can execute our royal of.
iice in an honorable manner, both for us and
our subjects, 10 maintain order and advance
peace and happiness in the kingdom-We
have Judged it our sacred duty, and OF our
tree will, by the present instrument to re-
sign all our royal functions, in order to spend
the remainder of our days to the honor of
God. We wish all our lo, al subjects. grace
and blessings from the most high and "a more
prosperous futurity for themselves and their
Posterity. Yes, fear The lord and honour
your king :!
lii testimony whereof we have written this
with our own hand, and affixed our Royal
Seal.
Grihshoin, halace, the goth March. g. in
the year after the nativity of our Lord and
Saviour, Jesus Christ, 1909.
BosToN, Sept. rs, 1902
Yesterday arrived the brig Governor Sum-
mer, Capt. Hilliard. from Alicant aad Gil
braltar, with papers from the latter place to
the 5th OF Aug. containing the following in
teresting information.
SLvILLE, SPAIN.
DistafcA Of General d.. Greeo,fo de in
Caesta, dafed Ell Bravo. Juiy "a.
The French under Marshal Victor who
had entrenched themselves on the banks of
the Alberche, and We're on the eve OF being
attacked fed in silence, on the night of the
Esd and the Anglo.Spanish armies are
pursuing them in their retreat. Our Adj
vanced Guard is Cebolla (Go,ernment
Gazette.
CADIz.
II. f. Don Martin de Garray, Member
and Secretary of the Supreme Board of Gov.
eminent of the kingdom has just received
the important intelligence, that the Anglo
Spanish army has most completely defeat
ed the French army, on the banks of the
Alberche, after two days most severe fight
''''N Cat III WINCH all the
troops have entitled themselves to the natl
onal esteem. II. NJ. hastens to impact this
favorable news to the Consulate of Ca.
diz.
General Cuestn's Dishafch.
Gen. Cuesta sends information from the
camp at Talavera, under date the 28th Ju-
ly. that, upon being apprized that the enc
my to the number of 10000 men, were ma
king dispositions to attack him, he crossed
the Alberche, to take up position previ
ously agreed upon with the British comman
der in chief
at FIVE in the afternoon ofthe 9th, the en-
envy presented themselves, made a most vi
gorous charge with fixed bayonets, & were
rcpulsed with great loss the battle ended at
at night.
On the 18th very early in the morning
the enemy, renewed their attack, which thev
were still carrying on at in the evening
when the Dispatch came away; at which
time, the whole of the enemy's troops were
driven back. The general fatters himself
that such will be the issue of every success
sive action, the English and Spanish army
displaying the gallantry Characteristic of
their Nations.
The Usurper was present in person: on
that evening he withdrew to St. Oslala. with
93 carts OF wounded. Laci's Division in
close to Toledo; and Venega's army must
have been in Aranjuez yesterday, with an
intention to proceed to Madrid.
(5igned) CARAY.
P. >. Intelligence has just been received
by express, that the enemy have been com .