Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31
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VERY LATE FROM SPAIN.
From the Boston Paiya Ham of last Tue,
TUESDAY, Ocrop ER 81, 1909.

GQy.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the fast
sailing brig Joseph, Capt. Foster, in SIS
days from Malaga. Capt. F. does not
mention the resi- snaton of Cuesta, nor that
any change was contemplated in the CO.
vernment. We End the supreme Junta
still exercising the Executive Power, and
that the Marquis of Romano has become
a Member.
There appears to have been no military
movements on the part of the Anglo-Spa-
nish Army, or the French opposed to it, for
some time. AT the previous dates, the
former had fallen back short distance,
and the French have not advanced, nor
the others retraced their steps. Sir A.
Wellesley was on visit at Badaoz, where
were several Members of the Junta, max
ing arrangements for the better furnishing
OF the army with provisions.
A letter from the Supreme Junta at Sc
viIfe, dated Sept. II, to Mr.. GraOina, at
Md'aSd, received on the 18th Sept. (the
day on which capt. r. Sailed,) says, that
official advices OF the breaking of the Ar.
mistice by Bonafarfe, had been received
at that city==that an action had taken
place between the French aud Austrians
in consequence, which termin ated in the
defeat of the former.
We were favoured with Malaga pape RS
OF Sept. IL, Is, Is, 10.
LISBON. Sept. 2s
Napoleon intends to establish new pow
er between Austria aud Prussia, by re -es-
taolishing the throne OF Poland.
CAD1z, Sept. 5.
I The command of the army of Galicia, is
contidcd To Marshal Don Gabriel de Man
d.zabel Marshal Count de N1rona is Sc
cond IN command Marquis de Romano,
has been called tn a seat in the Supreme
junta-- and liverei an excellent address
to his army on parting with Il.
BAbAJoz, Sept. 2.
New and extraordinary efforts are ma
king to h I'VE the armies well supplied with
provisions.
Sept. 1.
Yesterday arrived in this city, Sir Ar
thur Wellesley, CON .nander in chief OF the
those tokens which Indicate gratitude for
his services at Taldvera and elsewhere, aud
hopes of further triumphs.
MANREsA, Aug. IS.
i The troops of Gen. Blake and o the Mar
quis of LaZan, marched hence on the 22d
and 23d. Gen b. intends with 1000 msn
to attack the beseiSers of Corona. The
division of Arragon aud Valencia, have the
same direction. These Corps, when unit.
ed, will amount to 20. 900 men.
VIcH, Aug. %.
| General Bake, has iust issued Procla.
nation TO the Cataionians, calling apsa
them to assemb'e to relieve the brave gar.
rison and innabitants OF Corona.
Gen. Augereau has published IN Pcrpig
| nan, an account of the reduction of G. gro.
ma; but still tue French fears for St Cyr's
troops appear as great as ever; and inces.
SAINT efforts are made TO saceodr him.
LAMANcHA, Sept. 8.
| Nothing in particular has occurred III
our army Cha o. Venegas,j The hea d
quarters, continue in Carolina and we
labour with the greatest activity in increa.
sing our force.
| 1'he enemy has in Tembleque 500 ca.
vairy, others in Mora, and 400 more in va
rious points.
The division of Ney, separated IRON
that of Sonlt aud marched to Salamancha,
where the Duke of Parque had before ar.
rived marching for Estremadura who
hndinS the garrison strong, pursued Ney
VINO retreated, soue say towards Vallado.
iiu others say, towards Burgos' The di
vision OF Soult is on the higher part Of
Estramadara, its head quarters at Piacen
tia and Galestro.
I fhe enemy has presented most of hi.
forces on the frontiers of Estremadura ant
La Mancha, uniting those in Oropesa ant
/ Talavera de la ReyDa, principally in To-
leIo, under the orders OF SEBASTIAN Nor.
tier and Victor.
In LA Mancha, nothing particular hai
occurred up to the 18th of the presen
month, and our troops occupy The positi
ons heretofore mentioned.