The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03

kindness.-That city suffers none of the evils
of war.
A virtuous Bishop who observes the doc
trine ofthe Gospel, and WHO'S inspired with
Christian charity, and from whose lips, flows
nothing but honey. is the greatest blessing
that heaven can bestow upon a people but
an ambitious, rancorous. and wicked pr:,ste,
who breaches NOTHING -. i---.Tection, DISC
bediefce, n disorder, is a Minister that
God has sent in his wrath to nations to mis-.
lead them, by polluting the very fountain Of
Morality.
In the prison oe Burgos are n great num-
Der OF Monks who were stoned 10y the pea
santry.-" Wretchcs I! (said they to theml
tits you that have plunged us into this gulph
OF misery perhaps we shall never again be-
hold our wives * our poor children. Wretch
es! a righteous God will punish you in Hell
tor al the caiaiaities you have brought on our
families and our country"
FOURTH BULLETIN OF THE Army CT
SPAIN.
BuRcos, Nov. Is. ,
His Majesty yesterday reviewed the division
Marchand. He appointed the most mer;torious
officers and sub-ofiicers, to fill the vacant com.
missions, ana bestowed rewards upon the sol
diers that distinguished themselves. His Males
~ was highly pleased with these troops, who
had gust arrived, without Il single halt, from the
borders ofthe V;stula.
The Duke of Elcliingen has set off from Bur-
Cos.
The Emperor reviewed his guard this morn
'HS upon the plain OF Burgos. Els Ml;esty after
wards inspected the division OF DesoIles, and FL
led up all the vacancies i'll that division.
Events arc 'n preparation, and all is in pro.
Gr%Ss. Nothing can succeed in war that is not III,
result of a well digcstcd plan.
Among the prisoners were ONE who had on
Nicir buttons an eagle reversed, with two ar
rows, and the motto, "To' the Concueror Of
France" BY this ride. loss bravado we ma,
easy recognize the countryneh of Don QuiXote
1t would be impossible I, find worse troops ei
thcr in the mountains, or the plans. Clio wnlsi
ignorance, silly c>nceitsl cruelty towards the
weak, and b'seness and eowardice towards the
strong-such is the sceIe we have before us
nc menks and the inqusition have plunged this
nation into barbarism.
len Thousand light j>fantry and dragoons,
with "a field pieces, mrched off on the ilth ia
attack the rear ofthe E,glish division that was
SAID to be at Vaiiadolil. These brave fellow,
went over thirty four niles ofgrotmd in two DAYS,
Palencia aud Valladolidi and advanced even six
miles further, and found no EugI;shmen, but a.
Duiidance OF promises and assurances.
III the mean time, it appears certain, that a di.
VISION OF their troops h~ssdiscmbarked at Cor,n-
ma and that another divisb'. ut the BEGINNING ~.
."'' 'i'iith, SHlcTed badges. lie day we fall
III with them will be aday OF fest, itv to the
french army. May tlcy moisten with their
oiood that Continent witch they have d~esolated
nyt-elr ,ntrigues, their monopoly, and their horri-
RE selhshness May tley, instead of 30, 100 be
oo' or 100000 strong that the English mothers
may learn what the caamities of war are, and
that the English Government may not ALWAYS
continue TO sport withthe lives and blood of the
people ofthe Continent.
The greatest falselood the basest means. have
Deen employed by English Macliaveiism to mis-.
lead the Spanish nation but the bulk of it is still
good. Blscay, Navarro, Old Castle, and the
greater part OF Arragon, are w>ll disposed. The
nation IN general .beholds with the most profound
sorrow, the abys SIS mo which it is plunged. and
VIII speedily curse the authors ofso m:nv caIam.
tiles.
fi"rida Blanca, who is at the head of the insur-
gents, IS the person who was Minister under
Charles the Ill He was always the sworn enc.
my ot france, * the Jealous partizan of England.
IL Is To be hoped that he will, in the evening of
ms days, discover the errors Of his political p.fe.
HE'S an old man, who, TO the blindyst attach.
ment to the Engjish, adds the most creduIois
superstition. His confidcns AMI his friends
are the most ~fsnatical and stupid OF the Monks
Tranquility is restored at Bui COS and the cnyi-
rons. 10 The first moIueIt Vi i,ry confidence
has succeeded. The peasants have returned
TO Their villages, ana are again pursuing their la
Dors.