The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
LoNpoN,Ju July a.

LONDON, July q. l.
BUENos AyREs.-A merchant vessel cal
led the Margaret. Capt. Burns, is arrived at
Liverpool from Rio de Janeiro She sailed |
ON the 2Sth of April and has brought letters
from Buenos Ayres to the 2eth of March,
BY this conveyance the following proclama- |
ton has been received. which was issued by |
LINERS ON the 18th Of that month:
PROCLAMATION
OF DOW SAN7LAGO LINERS,
Viceroy. Governor and Captain General of
the provinces of Rio de la Plata, 6t their
dependencies, knight of the order of st.
Juan, &c.
Is The Genius of Discord accumulates
his acts of frenzy, but his f1eeting triumphs
have already ceased to exist and he per-
ceived with shame and rage, that his hopes
must yield to the valor of the Spaniards.-
Wavering between guilt and despair, he null
tiplies In vain his seductive arts to shake the
fidelity & humble the dignity.of theSpanishA-
american provinces. His criminal calculate.
ons and ceaseless clash of falsehood Sc TRUTH
form the weak supports of those papers and
lying rumors spread by the infamous sa-
tellites of Napoleon. would condescend to
fefute Intimately thos. false reports. although
the contradictions with which they abound,
prove sufficiently that they Spring from ig-
norance and partially, were not address
ing people SO ilfustrious as that which /
have the honor to command, and did not the
unconnected relation of the success of the e.
nemy. although described in their usual in
Hated style, compared with the intelligence
which we have received, and to which
we may give credit, shew beyond all doubt,
the reality of our victories, and that Bona
Parte and his satellites are Fastening to the
tomb thinking man hears with contempt
OF the entrance Of the French at Madrid
because he we'll knows it will only serve to
lenSthen the list of our triumphs. VIVA,
advantage can they reap from their penetra-
ting into the heart OF nation where they
cannot snbsist. land where they have no o.
cher alternative than to fall victims To hun
gee. or surrender to our troops, by whom
they are surrounded Let US recollect, that
when, during the war of Succession, the en-
envy entered Madrid, it proved their ruin
SPainnow contends with single foe then,
without foreign assistance, any other for
ces but its own, it caused Europe, whose
powerful Kingdoms had sworn its ruin. to
trembie. The numerous armies which then
entered Spain in every direction, to take DOS
session OF Madrid, and the greatest part of
the Peninsula, we completely routed and
conquered. AT this moment, when our for.
ces and our resourcesare infinitely superior,
3 what ought we not to hope from our tried &
intrepid warriorss What impression ough,
the miserable and ephemeral success of the
ANhSh oS AsAodiiu W, pTOuuCe ON our minds
Before the middle of last January, it has un.
doubleday passed away like smoke. The
bent which the political affairs of Europe has
taken, and the influence of the cabinet O,
81. James's over all the world, give us well
founded hopes that Austria has broken of
Its diplomatic relations with France whose
frontiers are threatened by Formidable ar.
my. lhe Turks have openly resumed hos
Utilities against the Russians ENGLAND has
sent her fleets and armies, and transmitted
her energy to Naples and TO Holland. In a
word, all the Kingdoms rise from their ie-
thar8ic slumbers, aud the last victories O,
our armies are the harbinger of liberty to Eu.
rope. Our whole nation is united under the
protection of a wise and regular COVE rnment
ne spanish and the British empires have
calculated their forces and real power. and
hve-aHd twenty millions of souls Shall neve,
yield to the sophistry OF an inpostor. This
is the true state OF things, which will per
Petuate the honor and the glory of the SDa
nish name and its immortal allies.
Buenos Ayrcs, March IS, 1900"
Court Of Admiralty. June 23.-The case
OF the Pennsylvania, M'Pherson. from -rr;
este to Canton. with quicksilver. condemn
ed at Malta, ON the ground of attempting
TO riscue the vessel after capture, came
on, and the Lords Commissioners of An
peais ordered the ship and cargo to be res.
tored.
The American ship Jane, Lynch, captur.
ed on her voyage from Martinique to the u
States. The question was whether so hhds
OF sugar were French property; their lord
ships ordered further proof.
The American ship John, Mosher, from
Rhode Island for HAVANA, captured, carried
INTO ne" Providence. and ship and part Of
the cargo condemned. The court ordered
the whole property to be restored, but ALLOW
ed the captors printing expences.
CONZLNU.f7TO.V
az NewS, received by tic L'.africafne. N
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