Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
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/, Yesterday arrived at this poe. i -
n : I. captain Law, in s. ~ 'o us 8
Cadlz, which place she left the f ra's &,
Captain Law brought no pap 's ~ SO. III
containing the affair at Sarr5c,,, ,A'fIF s
we published yesterday oft5. o. y!S'5l
lie lnforms1s veiaally, dat NJ. =.
the American charge dss affairs - IS -
al Cadiz had received sssur.nc1 :, ['o
Iunta al Seville that tn. AMI oas;
al A!gesi.as aholll be released ;a' 'a.l
y that tie English army w,r. .' a...
near Fal!adolld, and a4 rstr,arr,I +.'4'.
The mountains Of Astar,ias, from WV ~
they wo,Ad proceed to Corunn, L,b ,-
British feet were On their way Go SnTG5
to embark for England that their r's w.
arrival at Corunra was announced h, s'
ter which reached Cad!z few dn; = ~
caPtaiH4aw sailed that no accon,, - ol'
battle between he French and The n, !.
OF Isomana bad been received; H.,
Engilsh undcr sir John floor. were .s'l
ed aboifs the 15lh Of January, and Lel,,,
With great slaughter On both sides and ! |
general cake, and the principal c.gc|,,
the Spanish patriotic array, had d.s.r.j
tie French.
abe following abstract is o5Gginsvte.,|
nishcd US By the snpercaroo.
Ss'|ip Bordeaux, capt. Richard law
left Cadlz on the first OF February. A I'll
Days before she sailed accoun,s were reel,
q o. 2 most obstinate b2stle having BE-,
tous'1t near Ta.,adolid, between il, y.
S;ish army, und.r sir John Moore and a.
main body Of toe French af.er dreaG;,
carnage or both sides, an army Of r,s.r.
commanded by Bonapar;c in person, aa,
eden the f ii night closed the sancanur,
conflict, and the British were fore! to rel
treat 10 the mountains of As.uria8.
+" The capt. Of 2nErg'ish schooner Wild
arrived al Cadiz about the sam: tine ID:
above account was received, in a sAor pa.
sag from CoNnua, reported that I'll: BIZ
tish n@ge marching into that pace winnie
sailed. Some transport ships Were y1lng
for ihsus, but that they were 50 closely lur,
.su=d ~ tn French, that it was aPreLell:i
part O. them would be cut o. as there Wtre
nc, Ships sufficient 70 receive than al. Tx
government at C2diz had enlravord 10
t.s2 foregoing accounts, and sHo
raj saspectod characters had been ancs!a'
for having propogated them, but tasy y'F
generally believed to be true, aad the Elq''
icy ef the people were in co2':G&'''
very much alarmed. Gieat cxeriion' VIZ
made by the present governor l2'r f.'
+y2nes) to render Cadiz lmPrrooTaDi'' %
Puente de Saazo, Ga bridge origin, 90 I
structcd BIZ the Romano, and "a.DJ&m
Cadiz to the continent has been dt'.'"!! !. !
and great number O. laborsrs %'F' %''
employed on the fortifca.ions at Tue G''
I, was also reported, that of;'T !, ,'-',
treat ofthe British, division Q. a. f'''.
al ~. had marched in pursuit q thS @'.
quis de Ia Romano, who lad 0,a ~ '' =,
Where ia the vicinity Of Valiadoiil' d
with wl.on, the British never had eI'''a.
function, and who had in conssqHs' :. I; !.
treated with his army with intention o u
the duke d / lnfan;ado, the Iat'r Ta' q :
posed to be j.. 1,sw CASTLE, AMI 0o'. -
from Madrid, bat the Spanish goVt' .Ta1
srictly prohibited the publicatoa, o. ., e. r
favorable accounts, and it was almost '.,, -
to obtain any correct iniGr ~. :,
respecting tie situation or torcf o. u b,
mics. A detachment Of Gooo E p' 'H. B.
been within two days narch Of S'v ...i Il /,
had retreated again. 1t was exp ' CIV
government would soon remove TO- ,,,sra
"Cen. R-ding, by the latest ACCOUNT :,5 ooobt
at Tarraeona, with $4,000 men, ""' kado:
army under the marquis de L'I7'1 r,,sr,b
tained some advantages over us
Catalonia. with
"saragos4a was still de'f nad nee. ma
most heroic valor. On the 2sd p 49, i, a.
sha,s Mcncey and Mort'4r sent '; NO Viii.
demanded a surrender OF inc w. I'd mans
was refused in the most det7rh'In'O