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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

The following, dated zitaa, July 81, is
the order If the day, by which the Arch
duke Charles notified 10 the army his re-
signation OF the command in chiet
"Very important reasons have indu-
ced me to request his Majesty to ac-
cept my resignation of the command Of
the army entrusted to me. yesterday
received his consent. and at the same
time his orders, to transfer the chief
command to the General OF Cavalry
Prince of I.ichtenstein. While leave
the army take the most lively inter-
est in its fate. The perfect conviction
] have of its bravery, the confidence
place in il, and the constant habit of
ded'oating my exertions to its service,
under this separation, indescribably
painful, flatter myself that it parliei-
pats.i in, and returns this sentiment.
(Signed) "CHARLEs."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

EScaas from Prison On the night
Of Thursday se'night four prisoners es-
capped from the county of Antrion goal,
Carrickiergus, in manner not infe-
rior TO any of the escapes effected by
the celebrated Baron Trenck. They
We're confined in two separate cells,
two in each, at the usual hour, nine
O'Clock. With the assistance of a
gimblet and penknife they cut the wood
case of the door over the iron bolt !; by
this means they gos into the passage |;
they had yet four doors to open before
they could get into the yard two of
them they opened in the manner above
stated /; bu, the third, four inches
thick, and studded with iron, was so
efiectually secured, that it resisted eye-
~ effort. They had now recourse TO
a most singular method. BY some
means or other they lighted fire, by
which they heated pieces of an iron
hoop and the bar of a CRATE, and by
this method actually burned the door
IN two pieces, as complely as if cut by
a saw. Having now got into the yard,
they carried out their two wooden bed
steads, aad placed them one on the
other against the wall OF the yard,
which is near forty feet high they
then fastened the blanket of their beds
together by whip cord to an end of
the blanket they fastened an old iron
grating, which they found in the yard,
and threw the blanket and grating over
the wall, keeping hold of the other end,
and by that means gained the top of the
wall, and got clear oi.-Loz. f'at.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
British Army an .Sbai1.

Sir Arthv Heiiesiy. who row commands
the combined British and Spanish forces in
Spain, has given an account OF his military
situation in that country. BY this 1T appears,
that the tide of sccce.s sets in favour Of the
French.
Gen A,msfrong.--A letter from London,
received by a late arrival at Boston, men,
tions, that Gen Armstrong was at Amster-
dam. This account slsc states, that previ-
GUS TO Bonaparte's victory over the Austri-
ans, articles had been agreed upon as the
basis of a treaty between the IT, States and
France but since the French Emperor's
late success in Germany, notice had been
seat to Paris to suspend the negotiation,
unless the United States would declare war
against England.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

NJ Office is hereby given to the Heirs of
IN William Phillips, thar they are taxed
for traa of Land lying in the diitria OK
Hiram, ia the county of Oxford, eilimaied at
y 500 acres, for. the State, Dinrid and County
Tar, 6x DoHari and fsty Cssfs, in the bill cora
mitted to the fubfcrber to co!lec, as confta.
BILE of faid aiitriet for the year 1907; and
that 70 much of faid iraa of land as will pay
faid taxes and charges, will be fold at Public
Auction, at the Dwelling houie of Themas
Spring, innholder in fad Hiram, Gal Thuridays
the twensy.eighth day of December next, as
eleven o'clock in the forenoon, na'es, faid tax
ss and charges are paid before that time
WINTHROP BAsroN,{ ',r'l1,.i c'-ssr. s''
H,an, on 23, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

Neq0 Hat and Fur Store,
At the lower end of Fifth. ftreet, adjoining
MeGrs. Qvis.y " Bai0i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

Two days before capt. Merrill left Cadz
intelligence was received BY way Of L'ibon
that AN engagement, between The French and
Auflrians had taken place. lnce the arnilliee
but does nor recoed the dste--in which the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

NOTICE Is heresy given, thar the inbIcr'-
~ Der has beea dny appointed Adm'nia r.
tor On the efate of
JESSE T. HALEY,
late OF Topilian,, in the county of Lincoln,
yeonian, deceafed, and ha, taken upon him'cs
rha' trua by givirg bond as the law dirett--
All perlms, therefore, having demands agan0
the efls,e of isil deceaiel, are dedrei to es-
hibit the fame for fet,iemeat aad all iutabt-
cd 10 fsld decesfed are reqaeltea to MAKE IN.
mediate payment to
JOSEPH HALEY.
7oeAIw, on 6, 1909 (s5)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

NyE the iublerihcrs, apppaied Commit
honers Ivy the Hon Samuel Frecnsa,
Efd Judge of pro5aie for ,iecrud., Of cen-
berland, TO receive ard erauil- the claim. of
the ieveeal creditors 10 the e!las of
RIcHsRp BurIs,
late OF Portland, in fad enu1'y, Taior, de,esf-
ell, repreiented inicvent. he'e'y c:se ngice
,ha, fix months are allowed lsid creditors TO
bing in aud prove their claims agein.t fad el-
tate; aud that we ihaI attend thar leryes at
the Dwelling Iioufe OF Caot Peter Warrer,
IN Portland, on the ia Monday in Nosein-
Ser, and the three foowing m ,nth-, from z
until 6 O'Clock, each Of taid days.
PErER wARRsa. Z csum,r.
IONA. DEAAR e'"" y'ss2" 4
h.g 2si. 1893. foa.9sJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

trix on the eta Of
DANIEL rHlLBRo0K,
late of Bath, in the county o. Liocoln, ge"-
tleman, decealed, and has takea up II herfelf
that rruft by giving bonds a. the s@ dretts-
An perion. having demands Il ,pa she e!late
of the fAii philbrook, are reqaetsi 70 exhh-
it the fame aud all per.ons incchted 10 The
faid slta,e, are called uprn 10 make payment
to ELiZ ABErH pHILBRoOK, dAn'r.
Bari, Otqobe, 8, 1899. (23)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
NEW YORK, August :
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

The brig Orange, Capt. Hathaway, arri-
we'd at this port Yesterday from Opor,o
which place he left on the 2Sth of June--
Capt. II. informs us, that the British and
Portuguese armies were at Branco on the
GATH June, i'm pursuit of the French army IN
der gen Victor. Marshal Souit'S army was
said to bc in Spain, excepting 600 of his rear
guard, and SO pieces of cannon, which had
been taken by the British army On the
Goth and 9th of June, 1900 French prison.
ers OF war. were emba, ked at Oporto for
England. The French were entirely driven
out of Portugal.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
(CoPY. }
CHARANTE, Mar %, 1909,


DEAR SIR,
Your agreeable favor of The 22d of
March last, arrived 8afe TO hand ye8ter-
day. am sorry 10 inform you that Caht.
SiSson icft This long ago, his snip being
seized by The Custom HoU8e Gentlemen Ut
thiS ftace, ution simple denoun citation,
that his ship had come from England-it
qoa8 the cook black fellow Of The ship
Holland Jrader, Caht. Sinclair, zvho de-
nounced her Mr.. FREDERICK Roor6ack
after very lang and tediDuS sickness. de-
Parted this goorid ( hoHe. for a better tie
14th IF .NoU. i0st the shihiS MT yet cor
demned, but am gfraid she sviH share tie
same .fatc, as many others arr iUcd here at
tie same time, Uiz.
Hero, 1HhHken, Of Portland; Eatty,
0fattheEos, If W York j; Minerva, Jenkins,
Of Rochesfer amsterdam Packet, Sisson =,
ofN York; Canton, Latham, Of do. Leo
ington, Gardner, Of baltimore .WeGtune,
Osgood, IF Portland, condemned, TO be soid
tie ON Of neat month; Holland Trader.
Sinclair, Of ~ York. do. do. UIiHam, Tuck
or, Of Ne7Oburytiorf, do 15th do. Tapo Bro.
Tiers, Gardner, Of Ne7O Bcdford; Ehanor
Heating, Of Portland Uareham, chad.
7vfch, 9f .NesO York; Plymouth, FoLeer.
Salem.
am sorry I cannot give ycu any better
ne7os. CAPTAINS Tucker and Jenkins ere
in flrison at Rochefort, and Caffaja chat
7ofck shares tie same .fate at RDcheHe, all
the others are got Of, thank God.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
NEw- YORK, .fugust 1.
Extract Of letter from France, dated
June 10


=" think ho7pever That Bonaharte zviH
take time 10 consider. and 5viH not say a
7vord nnhl tonr Standing zvikh G.. Britain
IS fully underStood; Of course he 4mH re
cetUe any thing that may come IN tie Dlean
ffn'e' 6nt sill under representation 10 increase
the Uatue Of the hied!ge for your .good con
dnct. II schooner in So. SrbQStidH's, and O
snip in Holland. arrived iateiy and gvcre
immediately seized; three or /ou,. other
A,nericans in 1onningen are before in
me same hredieamcnt. 1T all events you
need MOI erhect any thing very Interesting
from This quarter for a couhie Of months 70
come. We are $50 busy in Germany to
think Of you. L should nor ike 10 see our
re$fecttUe governments aSunder, for IL is
very frobdbie zve can zuithin tzvefue months
shut you and The English eGectually out IF
eUery Port in tie Continent, those Of 1ur-
key excepted. Georgia cotton 500 u.s.
Louisiana $50 is. The sales Of american
cotton aciH however be much injured, by
that no7O growing in the kingdom of .hafles
last year 10000 bales 7vere raised Mere,
judged superior to the Louisiana, and this
year they tax Of raising 100000 bates."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
SAINT GAIL. (SwrTzERLAap
.sI s,s.,b Ma,

cS,h Nav.
lis cxccllency tie minister cf France,
NJ. de Tai!cyrSnd. departed froh hence the
day before yesterday for Coire. His exoellen-
| cy intends going again TO Schaffhanscn, & as.
| sist at the opening o: the diet.
PARIS, 18th June.
They write from Vienna that the garri-
son OF that city is very numerous. The
French troops in the environs have taken
positions. which they expect every moment
to quit in order to repair, to such places as
are already fixed urrn These positions ex-
tend from Hamburg four leagues west of
Pres5urg, to Brugg on the Leitha. Getzsp-
dorf, WienerhDrberg, LoXumberg, Gun
stramsdorif. Baden and from thence by Pc
Itramstorff, Burkensdorff, towards Custer
neuburg and Zcismaul. It is said that
great number of troops have lately collected
at Tuln ;-perhaps it isintended to cross the
Danube OF that point The divisions forming
the corps of the army OF the Duke of Rivoi
(Massena) continue to occupy the 9 islands in
the Danube between Ebensdorff * Enibers
dorff We expect every day to hear OF this
river having been crossed anew.
June 10
The commander of an English trigate on
the 18th Nav, summoned the coninanslar.
OF Rivoli (kinsdom of Naples) to deliver him
the merchant vessels (Barques) which he
pretended were in the roads, or 5000 dollars
III specie. Upon she refusal of the comman-
dant and o. the magistrates, the euemy's FRI
gate began cannonading and landed some
troops, which were immediately repulsed !;
but the town has suffered much. The barques
have been saved.
The Journal du Commerce Of the 18th
June notices the British new order in coun
Gil of the 24:h Nav, suspending the eXecu-
ton of the preceding order of the Goth A.
pri concerning the commerce of the u. S.
with Holland, &c. without making any COM
ment upon it.. ,...
The new ~ gun ship the Ulm, has been
launched at Touon $50 May.
The number of Aus; rian prisoners OF war
who passed through Turin during the mo tn
OF May amounts to S9ol Among which arc
two colonies. one major and four officers !;
shat. OF the English is 479, among whom are
IS officers. The Aus,rians are conveyed to-
Yards Lyons, and the English to Mount Dau-
phin.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

America only the day hefosc the great hat
lie of E,erslort; Since which he has been
occupied with ma,tcrs an much greater per-
onal concern, so that no answer has vet
,een given. l0 this battle Contrary to the
| advice of Lasnes. Massena, and the most Z
| minent of his ge,,srals} the flower of the
French army was engaged and YOU arc, by
the time this reaches YOU, no doubt, well ac-
quainted with the result. Letters from per-
sons who ~erc eye witnesses state, that af
ter the French army crossed the Danube,
the Austrian army formed into a kind of half
moon, with their TANKS far extended. which
induced the Emperor Napoleon to believe
'hcv must have weakened their centre. He
therefore ordered I.asnes. and three or four
other generals, to force their centre and beat
them in detail. But this was not the case
The Aussrians opened fire of eco pieces
OF cannon that had been masked behind the
centre. and literally moved down the French
as with a scythe. I. is supposed the loss of
the French has been $4,000 prime troops !;
the Austrian bulletins say rs 900. Since
that time we aear of no engagement. The
great mass of the French people of all ranks,
even those round the emperor's person, are
extremely favorable to an honorable com.
mcrCial intercourse with US"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
GorrExnuRc, (SwepEx) May 26.

We have this moment received information
that the Russians have positively broken the
armistce, and have taken possession of the
town nf Torea, and 700 men who garrisoneti i,
Their demands are said to be, that the Queen
shall be appointed Regent during the minorlt, Of
her Son; that Finland shall be coded, and IN /;
the Swedish ports shall be shu, against England
the whole proposition having hcen rejected,
IS the cause OF the re.commencement OF hos,i
ties.
May 30.
We have report that 40, 600 Russians are for.
chg their way into Sweden, the ice being still
strong enough in the Gulfo Bothnea for the pas
age OF heavy artillery. The official acco,n, Of
The Russians having entered Torne,, arrived this
morning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
LONDON, June 10

Accounts have been received from Buenos
Ayres, brought by vessel from Cadz, an
nouncing the total defeat and submission of
LINERS to the patriotic party, who had es-
tablished Junta, proclaimed Ferdinand Wi.
and forced LINERS To sign declaration that
he would surrender the government ON the
arrival OF the i,erson appointed to succeed
him. In the conflict we learn, that Is of his
adhcrents had been put TO death
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New YORK, Jan. 90, 1909.
My Dear General,

New York, Jan. 20, 1909.
My Dear General,
/ am now thank. God, safe
mere, and may bid defiance to the inretera-
cy CT EngHsh Jaco6tns. shall endeavor TO
forget both heir iliberality, faisehoods
ana plots II they do net by new attacks
rcus" me from ny present apathy.
1t VIII give you pleasure to hea4 tlat my
Secret History Of St. Cloud has here even by
the recon- nendation of Bonapar,c's Consul
General Ray here, been gcneral! read and
has at tie e6ect desired III writing it. 1t
has gone through three editions.
All jread S expected here in some weeks.
wien shall see him. Gen. Ray has also de.
sired to make NV acquaintance in private,
but have declined it until Moreau's re-
turn; tell me what you know of him. Epc-
ry Ming IN his country besheaks an aft
iFrodchtnS fol'1cdL storm. Government IL
de5iHco6Ie and desf1sed and tie teotle dis
afecfed ind Scd,tious.
Bonaparte is certainly as much master at
Washington as ar Paris and lie commands
obedience and tribute, as much in America
as in Europe. Since the peace of Tlsit,
Ialleyrand's emssaries of both sexes and Of
all colors aud ages swarm and plot here ia
scores.
nave not vet written any thing here, but
should my friends in Europe approve of it,
and expose the views and crimes OF revolu.
| tionary France. LOYAL men are even more
scarce here than irEngland, sd their labors
OF Course more necessary and useful should
you and my friend Mr.. Fouche be Disguised
with Europe, Come here. and we may tcgeth-
er do some god for h7yfH princes and civil
RED people. Living here in taverns or board
ing houses is as dear as in England. but when
settled You may bay brace ofpheasants for
! two shillings, a couple OF fowls eighteen
pence, meat four pence pound, and fish
stu cheaper. House rent is dear and NJ,
frjVafe lodging, but in inns can he had
Should my fian Of writing not he APPROX
ed Of, shall retire either To- Charleston or
! Quebec, and amuse u,ysef with writings and
my military annals.
Address your answer to me at Col. BAR
cLhY's the BrifiSh corsuI general HERE -
Remember me and III, wife to Mrs. Duni-
| can and your little family, whom we all
should be happy to embrace once more ; rRy
wiis Supported well tempesruois voyage Of
six weeks, is now in perfeC. h-ath and spi-
rlts, ouly tormened by thc numerous mi.
fdtton8 OF the gcAtry HERE, who are very CT
vii and hoapitable.
God bless you all.
Your ever truly,
n. 3. Let nobody know my address, hour
caHSe.
DRSCRJP TON
He is between so and 40 years old /; about
feet 10 inches high Unlocking; IN lrked
With the small pox large red nose light
,air; q late dressed ia blsck ~ consequence
e the death of Csfdiuai Aork, having pas
a st
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NV YnRr Aurns. 1

NFW' IORR, august !
ETtroct ofa iener .fi-om 7ucH informed
american GeWlcWan at L'Orjcnt 10 Ifc
Editor IF me Mercantile .ddUerhSer, da
ted 15h Jnne
The Emperor received dispatches FROM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
E<trdcf IF a ietter lyo,m Afsntszo Bap, 9ap NJ
goth June, 70 Merchant in Boston.

have already appr'zed you ofthe new d..
les Laid on vessels and c.u goes OF The. u. e,a,
ny Che Assemble az this ,iand. anil Tx wa
new order III council As thc latter his m,.
orne noise here, aud diff .ranrs OF opinions ~,
ans, have enclosed you the editorial remark Z,
the ST J1Go de u Vega GsIcttet Same thinl
both Guues wa isc cOilcc.ed until tic next scs-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
DOMESTIC.

The following is a copy of letter to Gene
raj duncan IN London from Charles James
Stuart, alias George Francis Stuart, alias
Count Stuarton, Author of tie Revolution
airy Plutarch, the Female Revolutionary
Piutarch the life Of ralievrand, the Sc
&C is,ory of St. Cloud, &c. &c. ltneeds
no comment..".Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
NEw-YoRK, July, 81.
.IRRIVAL or THE SYRE.N

he y. >. brig Syren, capt. Gordon, arri
ved at this port on Saturday in A. DAYS from
LOrient, with dispatches from General
ARMSTRONG to the government of the u
nited States, or which Mr.. COLES (who went
out in the Mentor) is the bearer. He was
landed at Powles Hook, and proceeded i'm
mediately to Washington. The Svrep left
at L'Orient, on tine 18th June, the shin Men
tor, waiting the orders of our minister at
Paris.
All the important intelligence contained
IN the French papers we have received. has
been anticipated.-The following trHine ar
tlcles seem, however, not to have been noti
Ceu before -
FROM THE BAERs OF THE
DANUBE, LIST June.
Il letter from Vienna mentions that their
exceilencies counts Champagny and Marct
are now with the emperor the former puts
mp at the capital Of Vienna. The Austri-
an generals Prohaska, Auer and Kcelbel
were conveyed OH the 50th May to Munich,
with 81 other Austrian officers, prisoners OF
war.
FRANKFORT, 5th June.
His Majesty the King of Westphalia has
LETT Cassel to take command of the French
army, which it is expected, has arrived at
Erfurth.
SALTzBvRG, 25th NAV.
Marshal Duke Of Dantzic arrived here on
the 18th from Inspruck Lieutenant general
baron de Wrede arrived the next day with
ms division in consequence of the insur
recton IN the Tyrol having been auelled. he
IS marching to Austria, where the division
OF the prince royal has already preceded
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

On the 18th inst arrived at Philadelphia
The ship Bramin, Singleton. in so days from
cadiz and brings Cad z papers 10 The 9TH
June, Gibraltar papers to the 3d June, and
Seville Gazettes to the 2eth May Captain
Singleton states that the French were ieav-
ing Spain as fast as they could, the patriots
being every where victorious.
On the 5th June, British convoy arrived
at Cadiz from Lisbon, to take on board So
600 sheep present from the Spanish Junta
to the king of England.
The British orders i'll council Of April &c,
and the Presidents Proclamation dated Il /.
pril 10, were published in the Gibraltar pa
pers.
a Cadiz extra Gazette of June ., gives an
account OF great successes in Arrngon The
inhabitants had risen in body and cut Of
small division of the French After this
division of $500, determined to revenge
themselves on the inhabitants. marched to
Monson, where they were met b, Gen Blake
with an inferior force. He, however, com
pietely repulsed them, and forced them TO
an inglorious retreat
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themselves on the inhabitants marched To
Monson, where they were met b, Gen Blake
with an inferior force. He, however, com
pietely repulsed them, and forced them to
an inglorious retreat.
SEVILLE, Nav 90.
1t is positive that the French army oe Es-
tramadura has left the banks of Guardana,
& pr ceeded to Cross the Tagus IT hicanta-
IA lhist0wn was attacked on the IA. n inst
by divis,cn from ! o to = ,UCU men, suppo.
sed to have been commanded by Marshal
Victor i'll person. The town was DEF ndcd
only by one battalion of the LOYAL Lusitanian
Legion and the Regiment of Militia Idanha
nova, with 6 pieces of ordnance, ard fifty
morse OF tile eleventh, the whole under he
orders of Colonel Maybe OF the said LOYAL
Legion. aud making up rather less than 1900
men. Inns brave garrison, which had al
ready opposed the enemy's progress in Bros
sas, where 1T has its out posts, succeeded in
defending the bridge upwards of hours and
Withdrawing to- Rosmaninbal i'm the enemy, s
presence, and in spite or the great superIori-
ty OF their cavalry. / IS true, that it sus-
| tanned some loss, but the whole of its artille
ry was saved. Major Grant of the same
Legion entitled himself to the highest praise
by his conduct in that action
We nave beaten Soult and his army en-.
tireiy His loss is 1000 men surrendered to
us, with ali his train of artillery. Souit was
taken prisoner IN "a village of Galicia, a few
hours alter the surrender Of his army. This
IS official 1t s also true, that the mock king
Joseph has let Madrid AID fled to the Mo
mastery OF Labrador in Arlnjuez, and it is
said had stripped that city OF all its valua.
bles.
Romano ha, beaten division Of News an
my and taken Ferrol Tie duke del Parque
IS III Salamanca With $1,000 men Cor,in
ma alone remains in posses lion of The + ,cncb.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

interest which it has excited is a sufficient
apology fort re-appearance in our columns.
Edis. .f,aericQ,,.
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RosToN, July 81.


letter received Yesterday from Halifax,
hv the sioop Maytiowcr, in Z days, contains
the following information -
London dates to the 9th June, have reach
ed This place; they advise that Bonaparre' S
army had evacuated the Island in the Dan
ube, and returned to the south side of that
river, with severe loss. The Austrian off
cia account of the battle of the 21st and
22d May, as published at Stockholm, (Swe
DEM rates the French loss at $4,000 The
Archduke Charles had addressed procla-
nation to the. army, in which lie informs his
troops, that he will divide tAer forces, and
by constantly harvesting the enemy prevent
hin. at any time from attacking more than
a small division. This is thought to De a
wise plan, and better calculated to taras
his numerous adversaries than trusting the
shoie To the chance of one Important action.
There are various reports of battles subse
quent to the 23d May. Prussia is said to he
coming forward with 40 or $4,000 men; the
Duke of Brunswick is also said to have rails
ed his standard in SaxoDy and daily strength
ching his party. Col. SCHlLL is not dead,
as reported; but on the contrary, has aug
meuted his forces very considerably.
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State of the Strength of the principal Spa
nish armies early i'm June.