The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18

10000; with Mortier, in Seville, 5000; at
Madrid, La Mancha. &c. II 900 /; making
total of 175 900 men.
Since his liberation from prison Mr.. Gale
Jones has been tried Tor a libel on Lord Cas-
uereagh, and convicted.
We extract the following interesting pa
per from Mr. Lewis GoIdsmi,h's Secret
History OF the Cabinet of Bonaparte.
SECRET TREATY OF TILSIT*
ART. 1. Russia to take possession Of
Turkey in Europe, and to pursue her con-
quests in Asia as far as she thinks proper.
2. The dynasty Of the Bour6ons in
Shatn and of the Barganza family IN Per-
tug0t, shall cease to exist /; al Prince of the
blood Of Bonaparte's family shall be invested
with the Crown of those Kingdoms.
8. The temporal authority of the Pope
TO cease. and Rome. and her dependencies to
be annexed to the Kingdom of Italy
- 4. Russia engages to assist France
with her marine for the conquest of Gibral
tar.
as. The towns in Africa, such as Tunis,
Algiers. &c. to be taken possession of by the
French, and at general peace. all conduests
which might have been made by the French
IN Africa during the war, are to be given
as ndemnities to the Kings of Sardinia and
Sicily.
'6 Malta to be possessed by the French,
and mo peace ever to be made with Eng
land unless thar Island be ceded 10 France
Egypt also to be occupied by the
French
90. Vessels belonging to the following
powers only, shall be permitted to navigate
in the Mediterranean. viz. French, Russian,
Spanish, and Italian (; all others are to be ex
cIuded
80 Denmark is to be unidentified in the
North of Germany, and by the Hanse towns.
provided she consent to give up her feet to
France
10. Their Majessies of Russia and
France viii endeavor to- come to some ar
rangement, that nc power shall in future be
permitted to S ri merchant ships to sea.
unless they have certain number of ships
of war.t
..T This treaty was signed by Prince Kou
rakin aud Prince Talleyrand."
The public ,caunot expect fror, me that
I should inform them how, and by what
means, was put in possession of This impor
tant document; however, in that quarter
where it was necessary to substantiate nv
assertion by proof, have found no hesitate
on in doing it L. G.
See my last publication, in which there
are some facts relating to the intentions of
France, with respect to the Danish feet
and must here observe, that whilst Bona
IDENTITIES in the North of Germany, Mu.
rat was sent on mission 20 the King of
Sweden, who was then in Pomerania, of
fering Norway to his Swedish Majesty, if he
would make peace with France.
BY such an arrangement, the ports of
Prussia, Mecklenburgh, Oldenpurgh, the
Hanse towns, and several others, must be
governed by some of the leading maritime
Powers IN Europe.
O
of the time in Office
EStracf ola letter from a British Officer
in Portugal
t' .dlberche, July 4. 1910 8 leagues in
from Of Cefer1co.
The French ale in grest force. They
have an army before Badajoz, which is
observed by Romana's people, md 5000
men IS 900 Of which are English) undsr gen
eral Hill. They have also force in the
neighbcrhood of Placentia. The chief inim.
ical force is under Massena AT Ciudat Rod.
rigo. The Eugiiso army is IN FIVE divisions,
numbered from one 20 FIVE Tie fifth is
termed light. ana Consists of the 43d, SD,
95 h. and two regio,ents of the Portuguese
Cayadores (marksmcD) Each division has
attached o it some Portuguese regiments.
The FIRST division, upoe. Geuerai Suen
Ger, is in Celelfco audit, ne!ghhori,ood The
second wltn General Hill, at P.rtalagrc
the tn d, with Genernl Cole Cautioned at
Guaida and the adjacent villages the
fourth is at Pinbel. under Pictor and fifth
or light division is periously advanced, and
close to the enormous French force before
Ciudad Rodrigo, whose gradual fall and
brave defence it hourly witnesses. This di
vision Is under the command of General
Crawford, and IS in admirable condition,
Notwithstanding half the troops are daily on
picquet, and the remainder marches out be-
fore day break every morning, and is turn.
ed out by false alarms two or three times
day.
"P. S. General Crawford has his picquets
still on the Agueda, bnt has retired his divi-
sion to Lameida, (Ame;da) league from
Gallegfs. To fight with such retreat, and
such difficult and distant deies in the rear,
appears impolitic, and wo'ld be hazardous,
SO distant from Lisbon, and against such a
host OF foes in an open country, so favorable
to the service of their numerous calvary.
I was at Gallegos, five DAYS since iol a
few hours, and plainly saw the breach at CT"
udad Rodrigo. It appeared of much extent,
but understand. the French cannot see sui
hcien,ly low over the glacis TO batter the
wall. 1t cannot, however, hold out much
longer and on its fail depends our subsequent
movements. Lon. PGh.
The quantity of Strong Beer brewed by
the first Twelve houses in the London Porter
Brewery, from the 5th July 1909, to the 5h
July, 1910 -
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