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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
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PATRIOTIC NOMINATIONS.
THE united voice of Thoufands Of The Pat
riotie and Independent, Freemea Of he5sr5H
Lnss, proclaim their determination To iupport,
at the approaching election, his ExeelIency
Christopher Gore, Esq.
ron oovrRsos-AsD MS soSos
David Cobb, Esq.
ron LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
The following gentlemen have been agreed
on, and will be fupported for SENATORS 10
their reflective Dii~ch, by the friends of
PrAcs, ConMERce and PRosPERIrY--viz.
IN YORK Diqrid,
Hon. Joseph Leland,
of Saso--and
Samuel A. Bradley, Esq.
Of F'ysb.rg.
CUMBERLAND Difris7.
Hon. Lothrop Lewis,
of GosBar-and
Hon. Luther Cary,
Of Turner.
L;-sos., Hsseosi and Wssi.gse. D5'ris,
Hon. Theodore Lincoln,
Mark L. Hill, Esq.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

- We warn the people of Maine against
the s9aag sSharg of the Jacobin Farers. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

The Jacobins are almost certain Of
succeeding at the approaching election
They have no doubt already measured out
each ones portion, and assigned to each his
proper ptace'-the Old Goats must have been
remarkably prolific the last year, to have
produced 50 many KIDS.
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i,awraion 81 Fowie,

"a temtorary residence, Oil their faFe 1fore
can B. r-6u;it, haze teksn a Store on G'''o"
street and Merchants Waarf formerly 0ce@'
tRed By II. HenderS0n.G' CO.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 :5s prime Green Coffee,
zoo boxes Mould Candles
90 chests Hyson, Young Tyson and
Imperial Teas,
50 hhds. retailing Molasses
5cases black and colored Sarscenetts
and Ssnchaws
5 cases Nutmegs and Cloves
sobarrels and so halt barrels Boston
Beef
500 pieces German CHECKS
400 do Nankcens
1000 yards Tow Cloth
800 sides red Soal Leather
1000 bushels coarse and 6ne Liverpool
Salt.
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twenty Dollars Reward.

8 psCONDED from my farm at the
= ,,ou!h Of Seneca, about the 7th of last
q q ao n 4 man whose name is RALPH q
v ,-eol Of age, between black and yellow CO.
ioT nearly 6 feet high, very stout made,
yeIIowish eyes looking heavy--he has bat
i yT.i 10 say. His apparel was oEnaburg
shirt uohro cotton oyerjacket and trow1 y.
s sa # Is likely he has made away with
them then and procured other cI0a.h!ng. 4 free
negro ras.r, ma man by name sanbo, yyiag on Judge
; Ws,sbington's estate Mount Vernon, IS his
tather, and it is very probabie he is therea-
bout Or in Alexandra, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward win be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandra jall'
-' Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-l2: d.
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John C. Laid,
ms FOR Sd L E.,

II Il j. X u R a. ii Il G1
tons first quality Hemp
60 pieces Russia Sheetlngs and DUCK
$50 pieces Nankeens el.h
A quantity OF Shoes, Wrapping & sheath
ing Paper
1000 sides Soal Leather
90 boxes mould ard dipt Candles
40 quarter casks Sherry Wine OF supe-
rior quality ,oao,d Madaira
pipe Tin
fierce Pearl Ash
ditto Glue
7ibarrels Sugar
Is ditto tanners oil
5000 bushels coarse Salt
so hhds. Potomac Tobacco
100 casks Lime
Also, Exchange on London.
October l6.
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Tofeph Vaudeville,
Corner qf Klns and Fairfaf-sreets,
EAS FOR SALE,

Coracr If Rins and Fairfar-srcets,
HAS FOR SALE,
10 quarter chests gunpowdcr and Imperial
TEA
20 boxes ditto ditto
81 quarter chests Tyson ditto
so ditto Young byscn
90 ditto hyson skirl--cfthe latest snIeoTta-
lions ard sUPh4IoR qrqffy.
is hoasaeats and 70 barrels muscoVsdo
sugars
20 kegs rnadder
10 c2sbsfrst quality Goshen chez
s Ptpes old London particular Madeira
3 ditto lGe Old port
ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry
ditto colmenar
90 ditto mountain Malaga
20 ditto Catalonia
20 cages cid rnedoc clares =
ditto vim de grave
20 cases Lucca OIL
10 bales Orleans and Georgia cottoa
10 hogsheads Molasses
Cognac, Bordeaux and peach brandies
Jamaica Antigua and northern rum
Holland and country Gin
Pennsylvania rye WhlSkeg
Wine and cider vinegar
100 boxes and half boxes choice first an.S
escond quality Gayanna Cigars.
Loaf and lump 2ugars coffee chocolate
almeads; mace nutmegs; cloves; casaa
and cassia buds; l,imen;s; pepper; race and
ground ginger; arnetlo Jesuh's bark pearl
and co,nmon barley indigo; alum ; copper
as fig blue; birthstone starch; hs.r pow:
der; Leiper's, CARROTS & Hanilton's snutF
in bottles and badders Macaaba and rappes
snuffs; gunpowder; patent shot assortedsg
mould shot bar lead; gun and pistol tints
wiring and wrapping paper; glue, emil
Johns corks !; bed cords; leading Lines =
chewing tobacco, &c. &c.
He WILL PURCHASE.
Flaxfeed, and well cleaDsd Mug.
tard Seed
October l
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NETWORK, N2vember IS IS
FROM LLsBON.

Arrived this forenoon the snip Mount
Hone. Breesa in SO DAYS from Lisbon with
Saanish wool and coo Merino sheep. The
Mount Hope had 1000 on board when she
sailed, but lost 400 on the passage. From
Evnera. 01rby, passehger. and owaer OF
said ship, we have received the following !;
We LETT the Tagus ON the 9th of Oct.
eh. accounts being from the city OF lisbon
20 the evening of the e6th, at which time
all the shipping, Strangers as we'll as. Portu-
guese, were ender embargo and ordered 70
reserve fourth part Of their vessels for
qhe accommodation of passengers and effects,
the freight and passage money to be paid ny
government, as they were in expectation OF
:, battle that would decide the fate OF For
tugal. The emborgo had been on from
the 7th Of October. General Derby 90
tanned PERMISSION for the ship Moupt Hope
10 sail ON condition of her taking Is pas.
seneers to the Western Islands, Lord
Wellington after the battle OF the 27th at
September, on the heights near CoimbTa,
Thought proper to retrrat 10 his inner lines,
in order 10 be prepared for the defence OF
Lisbon. On his quitting Coimbra and FL
guerra, all the army stores that could not be
removed were destroyed, and the inhabI.
tan,s ordered to destroy such provisions
IS could not be carried away, and to drive
of their cattle. This retreat was effected
with but very little loss. In a lew days the
french had advanced and took their s'tua.
ton In front OF the British lines, occupying
Villa Franco, on the Tagus, from thence to
TIE SEA, about IL miles. The English line
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atsrsaorts Dsi'y CARTE.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s.

The testimony of Porcupinc is intro
duced to prove that fSderalsts are n1onar-
chis,s. The democrats long since pro-
nounced Goblet liar how then is he 10
be believed? Cobbrt, when in this coun-
try, knew not the political opinions Of many
influential iederasts. Possibly he might
have been acquainted with half dozen
young monarchists in Philadelphia. But
this supposed testimony IS merely a forgery.
Some one, Who, if he has never been, Of
natural right ought to be, the near relation
Of a psllory, has published long pretended
extracts from work that never existed
Nothing of the kind attributed to Goblet
can be found in his works.
In a late Boston Patriot, Through which
Mr.. Adams late Pre- sidtnt of the u. States,
communicates his correspondence during
the revolution, we were amused with the
apparent pleasure with which he tells the
public what exalted opinions were enter.
tanned Of him by the highes, characters in
Europe. In 1882 he writes thus A gen.
tleman in Holland, one of the greatest hIsto-
rians in Europe, has received letter from
a gentleman in Brussels, informing him of
conversation he had with the ABBY
Raynal, in which the abby said, !" John
Adams es. une dss plus grand hommes
etat de ce,te steele" John Adams Is one
of the greatest statesmen in the world
Again: 6 I have letter from him lately
in which he says, honoge vas talents,
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49, "a l=-r
wos W. his uncertainty will soon be diss'-
. ss,rd hat 10 either event, we conhden',y
f 800, that the resuls will lower the pfiae
1894 ,...-n the rsnown OF the French ca
anu Ia. "a IN, he sreaps who have dared 70
Or SOr eoualfy, will experience signal
SsEsas. o..,k.., eo
Notbinq ofiasportance has occurred in
o,r armies the enemy continue TO respect
s.,re positiUus, and to content themselves
.',,h accommodating. We have no news
- f,s,Iiz since the 9th of October. nor
t,vs we in consequence of the late storms,
..c,i,ed The mail trc.n Oparto. by which
ooiisht have had news from the north OF
san: we are therefofe ignorant OF the
sropre 50 Of the Spaniagds IN tbs last month.
Meanwhile the city Of Lisbon enjoys great
tranquility this capital, the most poPulous
and rich ot the peninsula. sees with calm
hess the French encamPed at the distance.
af 6ve.lcagues from its walls, no greater a.
arm, having been exeired than is natural in
circumstances much less serious The
Erensh conGltndy expected tumult and.
anarchy, and the SAD experience OF the last
,ear at Opor,o. the disorders which took
mace at Madrid, Seville, and in the other
transferable Cites which they entered, were
rs.cnlasedto strengthen their expectations.
Ssu, our government bad long since taken
us measures, and now j is apparent how
highly important they werc 10 US; the st=a-s
din.ss, the good sense and the PATRIOTISM
&c the ianabia6is of this capital have
shooe the more eninensly, and have not
deceived ihS confidence reposed IN them ;
cur armies have received great rc'atorce.
mrDts. and that of the eneiny, on the
contrary, has continually administered
well informed persons who have visited
our positions, are OF opinion that 1t is I'M
nos.ible for tbs enemy TO force them, and
ina, he glory Of Massena is abous TO suffer
dfcs,iiui eclipse.
As yst we have no news from our ar
mies.of any acion OF Importance. Gene-
raj Masserla, who was certainly very III
informed re- sprctipg Portugal & our troops,
marched With al the pride, which is natural
10 hun, into the Portuguese territory, and
suddenly his extreme ardor IS converted IN
~ an apathy truly contemplate. He per.
te;vrd our lines, bat wanting his usual
weapons, which, are bf,bery and treason, ne
has not had the badness to attack them
w. know 70 a certainty that the numbsr u
his tl+sertsrs and sick is prod!glods; tbs
iotmer ASSERT that his privalioes are great,
and thar the sick were treated ia tie most
Mrrtched a1anner.
Yesterday arrised the Spanish division,
ronnanded By gen. La Carrera, composed
az very good troops, who wal continue to
Yneri, IN our connuy the praise OF valor,
which they acquired in Gallicia, in CASTLE,
and in E.stremadura.
Also arr:.ed in twelve vessels, conveyed
hy an EogIish frigase, the prisoners who
were taken as Coimbra, and who were car
ned from thence, 70 Oporto, where they
were embarked for Lisbon.
--sx. ~ ~ $s.~-
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Is from A1Ycfcat OSDlats AeuHai Sti W tdS
sea. holding communication WITH Penlchc,
presqu'ile that is made very strong as is.
aIso the whole British line Of defence.-----
During the retreat from Coimbra, the
French general Simon with his aid, wsre
taken prisoners by The British horse, they
brino on, RECOMMENDING. The British gun
boats annoyed the French at Villa Franco.
A shot from one of them had taken off the
head of French general while reconhoiter-
ing. @
Nothing Of Importance had occurred in
the lines since the arrival OF the French,
though it was said tina, general Massena had
promised his soldiers three days plunder,
should he succeed in getting into Lisbon
AT the battle of Colmbra the French made
an attack with nineteen thousand men ON
the left OF the British, being principally
Portuguese troops with British officers and
only ten British regiments; but they were
repulsed with heavy loss. The English rs.
innate their loss with the Portuguese 10 he
about 1000, that of the French 5000, in
killed, wounded and prisoners. Af,er the
French got possession Of 4Coimbra, they
made il deposit of theii sick, wounded,
&c. Col. Trant, taking advantage of this
circumstance, and having the command of
10000 men principally militia, in the neigh.
borhood of 9porto, advanced rapidly and
regained possession of Coinbra aud Fisue-
IA, raaking prisoners about 5000 Frrnch,
men, VINO were sent TO Iisbon; part If
them had arrived a, Lisbon and were en-
barking for Ensland-Col. Irant than took
measures 10 ohstfuct the retreat IF the
French as far as Ltira. II was also stated
that other bodies OF militia were in the rear
of the French. The transports had all their
sails bent, and some inooietudc existed in
the CITY lest the French might cross the ri
yer at Abtanca, aud come doWn on the OPP.
posite side and annoy The shipping. Just
before leaving Lisbon, information was re-
csivrd that the patriots in Spain had recap
tured Seville, with four regiments belong
ing to the French, two Of them German,
T and two of Spanish, enlisted under Joseph
Bonsparte. The Cortes had also forbid the
son Of the duke of Orleans assuming any
command, and had ordered hm to quit
Spain Immediately.
Gen Derby, owner and passenger ii the
| Mount Hope, reached town yesterday, hav-
! ing left the ship ashore on the West Bank.
(scn. Derby confirms all the late good news
rom Portugal; and adds, that just before
he sailed October 27 it was reported at
Lisbon, that the Patriots In Spain had re
ken Seville with four regiments belonging
to the French, two OF them German and
ewo Spanishs enlisted under Joseph Bona
par,e. The son Of the duke OF Orleans had
been ordered by the Cortes, to quit Spain
Immediately.
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ENQUIRER.
FIELD AND ROOKIE,

q CONTINUE to carry on the BLACK
~ SMITHS business in all its various
branches "lth neataess and dispatch. They
nave lately received a quantity of STEEL, s.
part o. which they offer Tor sale, being o.. a.
very superior guilty for edge tools s other
purposes, WHICH they can recommend to sLs
OF the best kind. Smiths in town, and else
Where, and country merchants may be sup,
pIled on very reasonable terms by applying
at H. Fields nail mandatory, Union.strcet,
who has Tor sale, as usual, a general assor,.a-
ment of Spikes, Nails, Brads and Sprigs ofe
every description, by the cask or less qusn,e
tity.. ., -
December s. or
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MEDICAL -

~. 80
Mfssrs. >Edit0ys.-I was looking over
DR.. Rush's Observations on Hydrophcbia,
and III j observed dissertation inserted
by Or. Physick, where he supposes death
from Hydropkobia 70 be the effsc, of a sud-
den and spasmodic construction of the elot-
It's, inducing sufoca,ion, ard that it might
be prevented by creating an artificial pas
sage into the lungs. 81. .,s.. &. 5
{. question l. Would not an enetick be
pFopsr remedy in hindering Hydrophobia
from causing structure Of The glottis.?
2, Would il not be means of noderat.
ing the spasmodick stricture and paving a
way for more complete Salvation ?
8. Would not blis,srs be efTecluaj in re-
moving the spasms
In the the, same observations there Is
remedy recommended by Dir. Haygar,h
and used with success in several instances,
The Doctor recommends bathing the part
affected ip cold wate. for some time, alter
wards wash the place affected in soap and
water, ~. <s
!2Ssestien 2. Would not battling the pare
in strong llxiyi, or ley.answer better pur-
pose; or, I'd. Would not bathing the affect
ed part for considerable time in warm
olive oil
! am, &c. >>.,,.s
~ j b ENQUIRER.
Llncohs County, ~ c..
n. 3. Bathing the par, bitten by Rat
tle, onake with warm olive oil is a good re-
medy.
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! UEsDAg, Dec. 4.

o~n"sN ANNOUNCING lHCN dppOIHtnSul Oh
committee to Join the committee of the
house tor the purpose OF waiting on the
President, &c.
AT two O'Clock the committee returned
from the Presidents, and Mr.. Da1vsou re-
ported tina, the President would communal
cate by message, Tomorrow at IL O'Clock
and the house Immediately adjourned.
Extract of letter from gentleman in
Gottenburg to lis correspondent in Salem,
dated Oct. II.
A French minister arrived here on the
9Th, appointed by the emperor. 1t is ex.
Pected that some alterations will rake place
respecting American properly. The pre-.
vailing opinion however is, that it viii! BIZ
safe Through the winter.
The census Of the city and connty cf ".
York, was last evening returned to the cor
poraiion, by which it appears that our 10.
puia''on amounts to nearly $4,000, making
an Increase of upwards of so 600 inhabi-
talts within FIVE years.
N Z. Morr. Past.
We present the annexed extract of a
Dutch letter TO our readers, as an impressive
commentary upon the effects Of Bonaparte's
extinction OF Holland, the glory aud benefit
Of which has been so much, ezsoIled by the
salem Rcgster. If there be any untasted
dregs remaining in the cup of misery & op-
preston, that nation seems destined 70
Ora n them. -.
Eatract O a Letter 1ron, d Gentleman -
Amsterdam to lis friend il, Baltimore,
dated in the latter end Ct august 80.
=" You will not witness in America like
caaInites and distress as we do here. All
! colonial produce, even rice, tobacco, cotton.
&c. are now to pay SO per cent. the amount
TO be regulated after the ruling prices in
| Paris. y
I" All the Dutch troons have marched IN
10 France, The Corps D'EAte has now been
rendered common soldiers, and the third
regiment IS the only one lying here.
4" Our king. after hasing abandoned Hol-
| land, has cruized into Bohemia. At Top
litz, rooms are engaged for him !: he will
make use OF the warm baths Of that place.
He lives very freely, and has adopted the
name Of Mons. St. Leu. A great many bills
on. him have been LEFT unpaid, and think
! itbeyond any doubt, that re has an ample
| provision OF money about him, stolen from
! the, then already exhausted treasury of this
!; country.
8 From the miserable state of our com
rnerce, you can easily conclude, tina, there
is nothing done here. Every face indi-
Gates fear, dissppointment, despair and in.
dIgnation, against those tina. make us so
miserable. God grant speedy turn in our
favour, otherwise this country can support
herself no longer.
=" II is reported, as a certainty. that the
king of Prussia has abdicated his throne,
and that Prussia will likewise be incorpora-
ted with France. The same is expected Of
Switzerland. At last think all will become
freLchmen. The stocks recently negociat-
ed for Prussia have fallen from 90 to SO per
cent. on this news.
With regard to levy of soldiers or
CONSUMPTION we can say nothing very posi-
tive the terms are stipulated, as it is men
toned those born in 1891, 's2 and 's3. are
to go first I,hink it we'll not be eayTied Ia
1 'T1~ - - . s'tskr t-'ist
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to execution before January next: 5. So
. A,Iinterests due are now paying fox
onsthird. The capital will probably under
go the same reduction. Gogel, SIM. and
some others, are. gone to Paris, in order to
settle this affair" 5.
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FOR RENT,
. BY virtue Of a deed OF truiE
December s.

. BY virtue Of a deed OF truir
from Daniel M Carly, and Margaretta Ms,
tiIda Snowden, his wife, to US the, subscris
bers,. will be exposed to public sale on 7ues,.
day TIN dry of February acct, at Craw-s~
iord's tavern in George Town, Tract o.
Land on the river, Potomac, lying in Louelour
county, state of Virginia, known as M'Car,,
TVS Island, and Sugar Land Tract, or SC,
much thereof as will be sufficient TO Day Tho,
sum recorded in said deed.
This property lies about 90 miles apove
George Town., snd the city of Washinetor
and the Island part of the property, contain.
ing 500 acres. is, known by its produco.
tons to be the most valuable and desirable
land in either. the states Of Maryland or Viz.
ginla, with proper cultivation may be made
te produce 100 bushels of corn per acre. Il
great proportion Of this tract is heavily tim.
bered, from which an inexhaustable uuantitysSs
OF ship timber, slaves, &c., may be taken.--
The property will be shewn on application &C.
Mr. John. w. BroHaugh, in George Town. or .
Mr.. Daniel M'Caty, on the premises. Z he. :
terms OF sale are, ono third cash, or negotia.- s
Die paper in the bank of Columbia, at SO days
with two approved, enaorsers residing Within
the District Of Colur1bia-- the balance in three
equal payments Of three, six and nine MONTHS
all bearing interest from day of sale, in notes
as above mentioned. The land is, to remain
bound, and be resold on default of payment,
Tor SO much ready money as may be sufici-.
ent to raise the balance then due, and the re-
sidue on credit to meet the future install
ment or instruments, the proceeds Of which
resale is to be. in like manner secured, and
this operation of resale is to be made as often
as such successive default shall require, con-.
forming each to the terms prescribed for the.
first. - n.
Elifha Janney,.
James Keith, Jun.
November $. 2awss \,
t. III O P S.
Just received & for sale by the subscribers
eight bags best FRESH HOPS.
John G. Ladds
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Je respect sotre charactre, ct Jane votrs
personne." honor your talents Irespect
your character, and | love your person.
Is a man more vain at one time of his
lie than another? Or is it merely that old
age is more liable to bstray ons's vani.y?
CONGRESS.
HoUSE or REpREsEN7A77vEs.
[7asen far tie Ahxandy.ia cazette.]
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ARMINIus,.
To the Editor efthe Salem Gazette.
MARBLEHEAp. Ibl..h

Saturday arrived at this port brig c.,
captain Lewis Girdler, from Corunna ~
Isle of May, IS days from the latter, wh.sE
he tarried only one day-says fever ra,.,
there with the greatest violence, supnos.t
to proceed from want Of rain, as thew H.
no, experienced any for four years !! COMA
not tell VIVA, number had died bu. victim
to it were falling every day. One of The !,
habitants informed him he had los, Mn.
sons, and another three, il very shou
space of'time.-T'he Island contains abo",
SEQ inhabitants u
/ pr5tured Of him three Cornnna paner
not very late dates, which are enclosed
also his ship news.
~ conyersed with captainG. but obtained
nothing more.
Yours, &c.
Vessels left at Isle sE May.
Ship Minerva, Ford, ofHuxbury for n
York, IS days; schooner Thomas, Dame.
rel, for Portsmouth,, IS; schooner Nancy
Turner, of Milford. to sal. in IS DAYS for
New York schr. Federaiist, Shaplev, 70,
Portsmouth, IS; brig Triton, Porter, Of
Freeport, for New York, IS; brig Toha
.angdon, Dinnard, for Portsmouth, 30;
brig Union, Proctor, for Marblehead, 90;
schr. Fenelon, Linell, for Duxbury, Is;
ship alligator, Jenkins, for New York,
when TO sail uncertain. Several other YES.
s.ls unknown.
The Corunna papers by captain Girdler
are to The oh Of May. Their contents in.
dictate bold snd unaba.ed spirit of resist.
ance.m The Spaniards ITO their invaders
They mention the TALL of Astorga, bu. no.
with the least dependency; and the con.
quest they say cost the French 1000 men,
Junot directed 1hessiege. The Spaniard,
Obtained -mcst honorable eapitulaion,
which they charge the French with almos,
imms diately violating. From the sbs,inacy
with which this and other places have been
defended, is epidcn, the siege Of Cadiz
is not the Who'll. work the French have upon
thsir'hands in Spain.