Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04

excluded from the negotiation, is OF
such nature, that it cannot be adj
mitted by H. NJ. without conniving
at usurpatiou of which there is no
precedent in the history of the world.
London, Office of the Foreign De-
partnent, December 9, 1908.
(Signed) GEO. CANNING."
Oar Lord King Ferdinand VII.
and in his ROYAL name, the Central
Supreme Board of Government of the
Kingdom, has deemed it his duty to
send to the court of London an Am
bassador Extraordinary, to compli-
ment the King Of the Uuitcd King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland, aud
TO thank III. b. M. for the generosity
with which he comes to the assistance
of the Spanish nation in her glorious
exertions for the defence of the Sow
ereignty and rights of her beloved
Monarch, and of her independence
against the usutpation OF the Empe
ror ofthe Frenehs-and, taking into
consideration the distinguished and
eminent qualities of H. E. Don Ped
TO Cevallos, Knight Granda Cross OF
the Royal and Distinguished Order of
Charles III. Lord of the Bedcham-
Der in ordinary, Counsellor and the
First Secretary of State and Dispatch
es, has selected him for this impor-
tant mission, & appointed him its Am
bassador Extraordinary to the court
of London and has, further resell
we'd, that in his absence, the business
ofhis department shall be transacted
by d. Martin de Garay, member and
secretary of State and of general des-
patches ofthe Central Supreme Board
of Government of the Kingdom.
rPer the Bordeaux, captain Law.]
From an extra Cadiz Gazette Of 3oth
January, 1909.
The supreme iunta of government
for the province Catalina, advise the
following official intelligence--[N No
date
The army under the command of
the marquis de Lazan, with the Ar
ragonese troops, and those under the
orders of the commandant, Clares,
have had the good fortune to put 20
flight body of French, and to shut
them up in Figueras and Rosas, taking
from them quantity of warlike stores
and provisions, with some prisoners,
and number of cannon; and had
placed themselves in such situation,
as to cut off all communicative be-
tween the fort of Figueras with that
of Rosas, and alss with France
The grand army, commanded BY gen
eraI Reding, had re united in Tarrsg ma
since ,heir lasl retreat. Il was composed OF
of24,ooo men, comprising regiment OF
Sw ), who had arrived from Mailorea, &
$500 men fom Valencia.
This interesting intelligence is publish
ed with the consent of the supreme gov
ernment.
a. March 27.
From capt Law of the ship Bordeaux,
and one OF his passengers, we have been in
formed, that two or three days before they
left Cadiz, Mr.. Ervine, the American
Charge des Affairs, the Austrian Ambassa-
dor, and the Pope's Nuncio, all arrived there
fro Seville.
They further state, it was reported in
Cadiz, that the celebrated Mora, late CO.
vernon General Of Madrid, was appointed
Z Corrcgidor OF that city by King Joseph
that Gen. cuesta was in disgrace that the
army OF Gen. Castanos was entirely dis
persed and disarmed and that the Gen.
had arrived at Seville, under strong es-
cort. 1t was generally believed that Gen.
Blake had actually joined the French. All
the French inhabitants in Cadiz had been
arrested and imprisoned, on suspicion ofbe-
ing favoaobly disposed towards the new Or
der of things.
March %.
From the Boston Centinei of Saturday.
The result of the late election in New
Hampshire is aseertaned. We have be-
fore us the votes for Governor in II towns,
which include nearly the whole population
OF the State. We have corrected and ex
amined them by the Concord Gazette,
which is published at the place where the
official returns are made The following
are the totIls:--
Couaties. Towns. SMITH. LANopoN.
Buck nghsm As 1924 44O6
Strat,ord 28 1928 1893
Hllsboreugh 40 1898 36I1
Cheshire 80 3542 2112
Grafton 80 25OI 1873