The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-03
VERY LATE FROM SPAIN.

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=. VERY LATE FROM SPAIN.
BosToN. Oct a.
yesterday arrived at this port the fast
sailing brig Joseph. Captain Foster, in 32
days from Malaga. Captain F. does not
mention he resignation of Cuesta, nor thar
, any change was emplated in the govern
ment. We End the Supreme Junta s,ii ex-
erc,sing the exc cutive power, and thai the
: Marquis of Romano has become member.
There appear to have been no military
movements on the part IF the Anglo-Spanish.
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 to Badajoz, where were several
members of the Junta, making arrangements
ior the better furnishing the army with pro-
visions.
A letter from the Supreme Junta at Sc
vile. dated september IA, to Mr.. Gravina.
at Malaga, received on the 18th Sept. (the
day on which Captain F. sailed,) says. that
official advces of the breaking the armis-
tice by Bonaparte had been received at that
| city, that an action had taken place between
the French and Austrans in consequence,
| which terminated in the defeat of the for
mer
We were favored with Malaga papers OF
tions, hastily made, follow:
LISBON, Sept. g
Napoleon intends to establish new pow.
CT between Austria and Russia, by re estab-
fishing the throne of Poland
CAD1z Sept. s.
The Command of the army of Gallicia is
confined 70 Marshal Don Gabriel de Mandi-.
label Marsha! Count de Norona is second
i'll command. Marquis de Romano has been
! called to seat in the Supreme l,anta, and
delivered excellent address to his army
OH parting with it.
BADAJJz, Sept 3.
| New and extraordinary effor IS are making,
to have the armies well supplied with proyi-r
sious.
! Yesterday arrived in this citv Sir kr,har
! We LESLEY, commander In chief # The bri-
tiSa .ttoops. He was rer :eived with those
tokens which indicate gr' A,ttudc for his SER
vices at Talavera aud els & here, and l.. pes
of future uiunphs
The troops OF Gen krai Bake and % he
Marquis OF Lanan marched hence OF the
22d and Esd Gen b intends with 70OSa
men, 20 attdc the besicee rs ot Corona The,
diVision OF -rrag's an and Valencia ha the
same direct .on. These corps. when united,
VIII amour I to 10000 men
NIcH. August so.
| "A
NATION the Catalonians calling upon then,
to Assem- IDLE to relieve the brave garrison and
InhaDit of Corona
| Cen :ral Augereau has published - Per-
PlgnaTi /, an acc0uut of the reduction OF &C.
roma !. but still the French fears foy St.
.oyrfs troops appear great as ever, and
ihce ssant efforts are made TO suCcour him.
| LA MANcHA. Sept. g.
! Nothing particular has occurred in our
army, Chat of Venegas). The head quar-
tie RS Continue in Catalonia and we labor.
With the greatest activity in increasing our
force.
\ The enemy has in Tembleque 500 cavaI-
ry, others in Mora, and 400 more in various
points.
MALAGA, Sept 10.
4 The division Of Ney separated f. ON thai
OF Sout, and marched to Salamancha.
where the Duke of Parque had before arri-
ved marching for Estremadura where find
ing the garrison strong, pursued New. who
retreated, some say, towards Valado!id ; o.
theirs say towards Burgos. The division Of
Soult is on the higher part of Estremadnra.
its head quarters at Placentia and Gales
teo.
The enemy has presented most of his for
ces OH the frontiers of Estremadura and La
Mancha, uniting chose in Ofopu sa and Ia.
iavera de la Reyna, principally in Toledo,
under the orders of Sebastian Mortier and
| Victor
IL La Mancha nothing particular had oc
Cured up t. the 18th of the present month.
and our troops occupy the positions hereto
| fore IN entoRcd.
hCtract from a letter dated C'ohenhapeu.
| IuSust 5. frem The sntiercargo of tie shin.
Hebe, Of Phitadelhhia, under detention,
| there.
"The King yesterday issued orders which
do honor TO his head and heart. He has cal
led III the whole of the privateers and revo-
ked their commissions None viii hereaf-
ter, it is said, be allowed to crllze either
in the Cattegat, the Sound or the Baltic,
and those that will be allowed to cruize in
the North Sea, will receive new Instructions
rela i've to their conduct to Deutrals, AVID viii
only be permitted to cruize in the neghbor.
hood OF Heligoland, not farther North than
Tonningen.
This is the substance Of the orders, which
are dated the ID instant, and which declare
that any vessel captured after that date shall
be forthwith restored"
ETfract from q iettej dafed Farsund. Mr.
7cay, .dngHsf IL. from the .Sntorrarco
Of the shin Lion of pIiLrdeIbd;g s,r,jsx