The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04
fEsLapEysr1A. April e7.
--LATEST From SPIN.

| ~-11 coz FhOlH SPHIS.
BY the shipU Staes cant. G;rson :, q.
very short passage of rs days from Cndiz, we
! nave received SPANISH papers TO the 2y d
uiS' hcy however Contain nothing either
new or increasing We are informed yer
oai'y that the French remained masters ~
all the country on the opposite shores of the
Bay OF Cad,s They we're lief, in quiet nos
session. entirely unnnolesteds and were work.
MS constantly la Strengthening their posts.
hey mad commenced heavy FIVE upon the
Iafraccas, or naval stores. with red hoe
shot.-okiru'shes betwecn the advanced
parties occasionally took place, but nothing
OF any grea. consequence cccarred Ths
rena,ns OF Aibnauerque,,s army. from 8 "a,
~ ouo men, were on the island; about 5000
III s 'lsh troops. aud the same ,umber of
f'rtugnese. Commanded by Englisn ttficers,
IN the town the inhabitants and military
out.
Inc government was conducted by the
junta and the Regency, in CONJUNCTION, the
former taking care however. 10 retain, the
sole and absolute control OF the finsncss, In
consequence Of this, a rupture had taken
pace between Albuquerque and the Jl,n
ta-Atbuq 'erque had lost much Of his popu-
larity FOFo
The captain of the port had been taken n,
and imprisoned. Tor traiturous communice.
tlon WITH the enemy.
Mr.. Wellesley bad arrived from ENGLAND.
as Ambassador to tie new Government,
General Graham had also arrived ana
superseded general Stewart A large res
hrorcement of British troops was daily ex.
pected.
List Of Sh:fs in nc Bay of cadY-
Jealous. Triumph. Invincble. Rnlwarks
tonnant, Achilles Temerai e, Called MIA 2
frigates 10 Spanish and Portuguese ships
OF war 90 do American do ! Parcnburg..
er; Hamburger 3iAusirlans 60 Spans.
Translated far she PAilaaeLnhia Ga7st.e.
from lie Erfra Gazette Of cadi-, March
Not day passes but cur government re-
celVes new proofs of he hoiy fire of ;nsur,
rScu'n rs the ofiiclal accounts received
yesterday, are yeiy extensive, we .hsIl
public >''S.
The inhabitants Ct Afaseha. and ,xyicin
ny, Knowing rhe bad ,reatmen, The djff,rsrt
towns experienced tiasn the Frencn, and
max lhey were escortiDg b, the Carl It. ST.
oi'ila' Certain nuu'ae' q w gsons 81 r.
nun'tion, ard her sftcts ,jIuceeding
from Seville, assembled body u men to ths.
nunlocr OF 500 with ,he intention of infer
rnp' ''g thisconvoy, BIZ, did not succeed. as ;r
had passed by before their arrival-.--Fn;r
men az me destined point, how ever beng in :.
.pF niso mat French party was 70 follow
.heH'' tney oetermlned to wait for them and
peat them, which they did with such facili.
y. that out of76 men OF the enemy, only IL
survived Among the number Of the killed
Is colonel OF Dragons, his wife, and one
captain the arms. ammunition, and alt
'hSy hau win them, also the military
onest' containing important papers, remain.
ca IN possession ofthe brave Spaniards. D,
ne enemy wishing 20 avenge the aFront,
ana having been repuised BY the inhab;tants
Of <Saia'nea, attempted to attack US anew.
and to that effect reunited The forces t1s
had at Csstaya. Ct. Bartclorni, hysnoonte
Aueiva Irieguetos, Valverte, and in other
places The result was, they were com.
pleteiy routed. With great loss, which Accord
ing 10 the accounts received, exceeded 700
men, leaVihs IN our possession a great num-
Der OF fnnskets, knapsacGs anu utl;sr scco..
trementss
by the las: news received from Gibraltar
Is known that although the inhabitants Il
Waraoeiia had not determined to resist the
enemy' YET nevertheless, on ths arrival at
that place Of the Serranos, thew spiked the
guns OF the castle, and carried Of The mo
ney and plate. which was already prsuare6
to De sent to Malaga, were so fsr enco,rap-
ed, that they are all armed and have uniS-
ed thsm5elves to the irsurrrction ogthe scr.
Ta. by the same conysyancs we are IN.
formed OF the departure Of the irstr,,sive To.
seph from Malaga the I3 n Of the r,resen,
month and that the town OF Osuna is cntrreIv
Tree Of the energy.
Sevefal divisions of The patriots have ses
out fCom Rohda FOR ARGOS Grasalefna and
marabella, entered the city after the enemy
had ned on the 18th, one of which on itsway
TO Malaga. has beaten party OF Fienchreo
of 100 men, who have all fallen victim, ,s-
crihced to the valor Of the patriots. They
proceeded TO Malaga, and the French re.
treated without waiting their arrival,
AAgether party going to Xtez, has beaten
IN Morens ~ Frenchnen. Of which 9 were,
killed aud the rest taken prisoners,
The 2lst inst. there were no Prencbnsn.
at bOelsa; but in MDgder they had ,ho,t.
400 cavalry aud 500 inf ntfy, who were "a
depart that same day. The TROOPS Of p 9.fn.
ga had re united by land, not being awe IN
fleet IT by sea, owing t5 bad weather. n,,-
."''hstaud'HB all tie vessels we're enbzr
g'edto cOpVey thcn from Mlrtola to Ava-
monte.
From the ISLAND Of Leon we have received
lie following news - -
The genarsi Of division Zcnon. n, tsa
Hank, aud the marquis de la n tn4po -
front, attacked the I ench army. co,or,.,.S
pf the diViSiOue = m, m a ra,i L.. 4