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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

g. AAE or VIRGINIA. BORN SLAVES, TWEEN
a. ~ i0ur likely slaves winch were Of mpior
VIM. LIghtoot at tie time of his death viii be
sold to the highest bidder before the raleigh
COR ia the city OF Williamsburg on the 4;h day
OF January next ON twelve months credit bonI
with approved security will be required 70 carry
interest from the date # not punctually paid;
should the oh of January be so unlikely As to
prevent the sale, it will take place SO soon as
the weather will permit Most of these slaves
are young and very likely, four ofthern are young
men just grown. there are three boys aboye II.
four young women and grls. One Of the men
IS middle aged, he is good carpenter and his
wife who has no child as is believed is an excel.
TENT weaver---Mr. Browne intends to sell at
the same time and place seven valuable slaves,
50 that there will on that day be disposed of
thirty one likely slaves
JAMES SEMPLE,
Adnlr VlN LIG HTFOOT. Decd
fetersouts, Dec ljan
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

OF Published by Taomus Richie. nearly op-
pbste the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
>GT CONDITIONS Five dollars year, 20
De paid annually in Advance. Those suho wish TO
be considered annual Subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
sheir papers SpiN be discontinued at the expiration
IF the frst year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

ID ANK Of VIRGlNI tine stockhold.
ers are hereby notified that The general an
nu,i meeting for eiecting Directors Tor the Bank
ct Virginia. and the several Offices of discount &
deposit, will be held, on Monday the 7th day of
January next.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, C..sh'r.
December Is. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

FLOORING PLANK WANTED THE
= subscriber wishes TO contract for large
quantity OF flooring plank, delivered near this ci.
~ None need apply but those who can furnish
the very best quality.
ALEX'R FULTON.
December g IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

WHOSE persons wishing supplies Of COAL
Il from the Deep Run Pits, will be Pleased to
leave the'r orders at my Counting Room, where
a measure is kept for the convenience OF such n,
wish to have their coal measured from the way
CONS N. ". HANCOCK.
Osto5sr IS; If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

a MOS ALLEY, at the Ne5o IToyE T1y,c,v
L n Shoe Store, informs the ladies Of X edmond
that he has just received in fresh assortment of
Cork Soled Bootees, walking shoes, &c Also
general assortment of other kind of shoes
Decembeg Is Aw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

'FNO be sold or rented, the HOUSE c, LoT.
Il opposite the residence of VIM M rshsu
Esq For terms apply to THOS. NORYELL.i
December IL a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

poRT WINE.--The subscribers have for
sale, few cases of superior quality PoRr
WINE. TOMPkINS G MURRAY.
December Sl ,f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY Saturday evenings mail we received
accounts from London, via N. York, which
leave us no room to hope for an adjust
ment with England.
The MonGch-ma nsfacturer was about to
create new Duke Of HanOver, and was CO.
ing TO tumble his brother Louis from the
throne of Holland. The next appointment
may be an Emperor Of England, or King
Of An,erica.
We receive repeated accounts of insults
from France, in the way of capturing our
vessels. Two American vessels with val
liable cargoes have been captured by
French prlvateers. We may learn the
evil consequences Of French Friendship,
from all those nations In alliance with her.
They are allowed to carry their prizes into
Russian ports and expose them for sale
Overtures of peace, are reported to have
been made by Napoleon to England.
Whether this be true or not we are sensi-
bic that he can no longer wish to continue
the war with England, after the destruc-
ton Of all his navy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
SHIPWRECK.

On the 18th Of January, failed from this
port, brig Emily, Captain Ornsrd, bound to
Cayenne. On the 18th experienced heavy
gale of wind and filled with water, in lat. SO,
long. SO. He remained 8 days in this iitua-
ton, during which time they were obliged to
lalh themfeIves to the quarterback and fore
top, to keep themfelves from perifhing. In
lat. IS, long so, was fell in with by brig Di-
do, Captain Lewis, of Mar5lehead, from ST.
Ubes, who humanely took them from the
wreck, and carried them to Marblehead.
Capt. Oxnard and crew tender their thanks
to Capt Lewis for his generous treatment to
them, while on board his vessel and likewile
to the gentlemen of MarbIehead, to whole
generoGty they are indebted for the means of
returning TO this town
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

has whimsical placcd On he top Of her,
wheel, who feel sheit own Importance onl
as they are richer than their neighbors fror'
his number we are % expect no advocates ,
they will oppose our design There arc on
ers again, the Benevolent rich, who having
the means, always embrace The opportunity,
81 doing good, these are an honor to humai
nature and for the accomplishment Of oui
charitable purposes we confidently appeal to
them.
Taking she English system Of Bankruptcy
for an example, the advantages which are y
result are universal, they are TO peryade the
whole community. The creditor shah b,
protected from fraud and the unequal opera
ton Of attachmonts---Th debtor from unfee-
ling oppression, We therefore hope and be-
lieve that our Honorable Legislature viii
yrith mature deit6eration adopt; a system OF
Insolvency Off not permanent temporary To
relieve thousands whose distresses cry aloud
Tor it. ARISTIDES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
- CD ss---
Congress.

The business of the Senate for sew
eral days past has been the volunteer
army bill.
Giles in his speech, 7th inst. declared
the President had power to march the
militia to enforce the laws of Congress.
Now Congress could pass law to take
Quebec or Montreal, and the President
could march the militia to those places
to enforce the law. What kind of
doctrine is this j The President may
have power to call shirts from the Uasty
deeft-but will they come /?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
TUST PUBLISHED,
A ND ready for delivery, at JOHN
a PRATT's Store, in FO,e;F,eef,

A ND ready for delivery, at JOHN
4 PRATT's Store, in Fo,e1F,eef,
"A Syfem Of ManeuUres,
as adopted by the Portland Military A6aliatisn /;
containing the
EcbeLlon Movements,
which have been found 70 conducive of fuc-
ceis in the French Armies and other Mod
ern Improvements" applicable to Cavalry
as well as Infantry.
Member, of the Afiociation are requeaed
to call and receive their Books.
A few copies of this valuable work are for
fale, likewife, at the feveral Dook.f flores in
Portland
~ Officers deGrous of acquiring knowl-
edge of fuch manGuvres as appertain TO their
protection, will do we'll to make earIey appl.
cation, as but few copies remain unappropri.
ated. Feb. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

petent for tie arrangement IS il was
made He barely says, that Mr.. Frs
Kline had not authority to agree in the
manner he did, and then argues the
right of the British TO disayow the
transaction
When al this is considered, in con-
nection with the spirit and language Of
CHESS resolutions, have we not reason
to fear, that the English nation will
look upon This rupture, as premedi
tated thing on The part Of our govern
ment, and therefore conclude to make
no further attempts of Cancellation or
adjustment MAINE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that at the annual meeting
1 of the Proprietors of the TrsB Mt4v Hamp-
Fire Turnpike, on the twenty eighth day of
December lait--
Yoted, That an Allotment of Four Dollars
be made on each Share in faid Turnpike, to
be paid in four months from the time of paG
ing faid Vote, to me the fubfcriber, Trealur.
er and Collector for iaid Company.
Thofe who neglect to pay their afreffments
by the time above ftated, their Shares will be
adVerriled for fale.
oBED HALL, Zre.fw1.
Bs,fist, Fe5 Is, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
RICHARD MOTLEY,

BffosH efFjG-fyesf,
HAS received by the Alert, frelh philadeI-
i phia fup-efne Fiour-Holland and A.
merican Gin-Cogniac, Arminac, and spanifb
Brandy. hy0-Loat, Lump, Havana While
and Brown and MuicovaGo spgars-sherry
and V'donia Wine--st. CToix Rum-Liyer-
pool Salt--Cs1< RAiliu:--P epper-Rice-
Hyfor and SouchoDg Tsa--which he offer,
for iae, wholeiale or retail, At the very lo4p5G
rate for Cath, Country Produce, or approved
Credit.
Portland Fe6 I9, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
FOR sale,
Portland, FEB I9.

THE Houfe & Land at CabiEck, (FaImeuth)
formerly occupied by Maj Stephen Net
Fer, and lately by Edqvard Weeu,an, as Tav-
ern The Houie is well fituated and fitted
for that purpofe, with necefary conveniences.
Also
For Sale at the above place, $4,000 Mer-
cAaAtabe we'll burnt BRICKS; and I2 dozen
of Tile.
hBo-For Sale, PEW in the Rev. Mr.
Kellogg Meeting Houfe, in Portland. En-
quire of CALEB GRAHAM.
Falxssut5, Feb. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
GENERAL ORDERS,
9Th Division, January 9Th, 1910.

9Th Division, January 9th, 1910.
In pursuance of Orders from Head Quar-
ters of the Doth of December 1909, directing
the Major. General of the 9th division to make
a final determination, with respect to the
election of Capt. SAMUEL STEPHENSON to
be Lieut.. Colonel. Major General. hav-
ing the papers returned to him, by the ad-
vice of Council ard having considered
them, hereby decides and determines, That
the place of his residence at the time Of his
election on the fflh of July last, was not SO
tar distant from the limits of the sixth regi-
Hent, but that he can conveniently attend 10
the duties o. his ofice,ss Lieutenant Colonel
commsndant Of said regiment, and therefore
that his election, to that office was legal and
constitutional General ALLEN is here
by directed to see that the vacancies which
WIS occasioned by the Elections of the iieId
officers in the sixth Regiment in the % Bri-
gade, be filled up by elections as soon may
be agreeable to law, and all concerned will
govern themselves accordingly.
r Oraer Of the Major General 9Th dtvisiou.
ICHABOD GOODWIN, jr. did de Camp
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
FOR SALE.

A BOUT one mile from Portland, on the
road leading TO Stroudwater, four acre,
of LAND, snder good Improvement. with
large two itory Dwelling Houle, So by So
feet, well fniihed and Barn so by 80 feet.
1t 10 an excellent itand for buGnefs Of ar.y kind.
Said property will be fold very cheap. and =
long pay day gwen for part, If wifhed or
Farm would be taken in the country fo-
part pay. ANY perfon willing to make /.
good bargain, viii do well to apply foon 70
the iublcribers, living on the premifes
WISWELL & RICHARD
Falmouth, Fsb S, 1910 ne,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
John Prichard.

John Prichard,
INFORMS the public that he has opened q
fore az the Hay market oppoGte The CO.
lumbar Tavern, where he offers for faIe,
". l. Goods e Croeeries.
Flour--Corn Rye ats-In-
dian and Rye Meal, &c.
Ago-3ooo VT. of Live Geere, Sea Fowl.
RuGia and Lifbon FEATHERS. All &c
which he will fell as low for Cath or Coun-
try Produce, as can be purchafed in the Diff
trid of Maine, wholelale or retail
c. Bedticking, Matrahes, Sc.
made ar the ihorte(f notice.
Cab paid Jar HITTING and Shibeins
FURS.
January %: nD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
Dte0,

In Cape. Elizabeth, the IN ultimo, Mrs
Strout, uged 92-The Tth, Mr.. James Leach,
aged 85-The 18th, Mr. York, aged 80 years
and months.-While on his pafage from
the Wet Indies, Mr., Benjamin B. Dyer, aged
%.
In this town, Mary Stout, aged 10 years
Rebecca Berry, aged years-A child of AL
exander Blanchard
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

Capt. Samuel Whitnore's Etate.
THE heirs 10 the efate Of Samuel Whit
4 more, late of Gorham, in the county of
Cumberland. gentleman, deceafed, and all
coRcerned, are hereby notified. that Jccl
Whiimore, adnIinilraror on fad ena.e has
exhibited to NE The fuhfcriher Jud.,e Of he
CoHrt of Probate for lad coUay, his acccune
of adminiltraion-A, 1a his own private sci
count againlt iaid eftaIe 10th Of 1hch vii
be cJniidered by me az Probate Court % lie
holden at the office Of LIN rockingham,
Efq in Portland, o. the fourth Hednetdzy
of February inf a, ten O'Clock IN the fore
noon, when ant where they NAV have par-
Suuity to appea, and make their ctiscioI.s
thereto, If any they have
Given under HIy hand the feventh day Of
February, A. ID 1910
SAMUEL FREEAz9N
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
Marlborough, Feb. IA, 1910.
Ma. SHIRLEY,

Mr.. SH1RLEY,
SIR,--I, has been said in many private cir
cles in this vicinity, that l was the person
who communicated to You the marriage of
Mr.. Thomas Barbayic 70 Mss Margey M, :
gan, published in the Gazette Of January %.
1t becomes my duty, therefore, peremptorlly
to deny having had any part, directly or in
directly, in such communication, Yours
M GOODENOW.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

While we receive and publish with plea
sure communications onthe yarious topicks
which are calculated 10 interest or smuse
our patrons, generally, it is incumbent on
us, as Impartial! editors, TO remind cores.
pondents, that during the present critical
state Of our affairs when faction IS raising
her crest, and threatens to overthrow our
republican Institutions, we must. with
Mr. Macon's famous bill in Congress,
hang such communications as have not the
Immediate benefit of our country for their
object, up TO dry, until after Election. The
discussion Of the merits or dement's of an
InsoLvent act, at this TIM, in or paper can
have no possible bearing or influence in
effecting the purposes OF its advocates.
We must therefore decline any more c.u-
munications on the subject, for the present,
after our neXtl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

WANTED to contract with fome periol,
w for oak Plank, Knees, and Trunnels, Of
the fri quality, for Ship Of abour $40 tons.
PIeafe to call on Ezsliel g Coie5 Dyer, jue. in
Cape Elizabeth.
e. g chLEB Dl-EP, ,Tua.
Fef fa 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

TIE iubicrlber he eby gives pubic notice
70 ali concerned, THAI sbe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herie!f .he trust
Of AdmnIstratrix cn the elate OF
Nathaniel Bennett,
late of New Gloucefer, ia the county of Cum
berlanc, yeoman, decealed, ty giving bond 40
the law directs. She therefore, requests all per-
ions who are indebted 10 fsid deceafed eGate,
TO make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the fame
TO HANNAH BENNETT.
Feb. Is, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

THE Subscriber intends opening School
in this town, for the inltruction of youth
in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Engiih
Grammar, &c. on the fri Monday ID March
next. Thofe who are difpo(ed 10 favor him
with the tuition Of ,heir children, may hnd
fublcription paper open at MIR. r. BorO's
1. WESTON.
Portland. Feb 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

s.,s.e. In the House the bin TO- drafting
Ia 400 Militia WIS debated on the 8ih.
The bill TO prohibit the granting OF sea let
ers in certain cases was passed. Pal.
After the firitless endeavors Of the nlinori.
~ ofthe officers of the acknowledgement
70 rule, in violation of justice and their pro-
tsssiens and in one instance, with total
Disregard ola voluntary & solemn pledge,
and after throwing every obstacle in the
way which their fertile imaginations could
invent, 70 prevent the speedy organization
of the 9th regiment 1t is with much plea
sure that we are enabled to lay the follow
ing General Orders before the public. Be-
fore we dismiss the subject, we would
lust remark that Electors would do we'll
10 keep in recollection how nobly these
advocates for rotation az office have acted
up to their professions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
EOR SALE.

ONE half Of a HOUSE ard
~ STORE, in Jones' Row, Fifh-ftreer, con-
veniently iituated for man in bulineis -
Terms Of lale will be liberal, and good title
given to the puFchaler. For farther particu-
lars enquire of
HOPKINS g METCALF.
Portland, FEB. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

WE the fublcribers, appointed Commit
- honers BY the Hon. Samuel Freeman,
Efq Judge Of Probate, Of Wills, &C. for ths
county of Cumberland, to receive and exam
inc the claims Of the creditors to the elfate Of
THOMAS NORTON,
late of Portland, in faid county,. mariner, de-
ceaied, Represented infolvent, give notice,
that fix months are allowed by faid Judge;
and that they will attend 10 the bufnefs ON
the Ialt Monday in this month, and the 6rft
Monday in the five following months, at the
Store Of Danie! ZEffey, from two to forr
o'clock in the afternoon Of each day.
DANIEL TUCKER, ,
STEPHEN WAITE, : c'"@2''"''f'
Portland, FeE III, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

DD0Iation Of PArtnerjbip.
THE Copartnerfhip heretofore exiting IN.
der the firm of HOCkENHULL e
DAVIS, is this day diholved by mutual con-
ient. THOMAS HOCKENHULL.
AARON G DAVIS.
Portland, FEB. IA, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

THE lubfcriber hereby gives public notice
20 all concerned, that ihe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfslf the
truit OF adminiltratri1 ca The eAate Of
ISAAC cooMBS,
late of Bruntwick, in the county of Cnmber-
land, mariner, deceaied, BY giving bond ss
the law diTectS-ohe therefore requelGs all
perions who are indebted TO the lald deceaf-
eds eitate, 70 make immediare psymeu. md
thoie who have any demands thereon, TO ex-
hibit the fame to The iubicrIner on the frlt
and fourth Saturdays Of March next, and tie
four following month.
MARY COOMBS.
FEB. Is, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19
NEW GOODS.
Nathaniel Martin,

Fore E,ea, Had If Long J'Ja,f
LAS Jun received au Shortment of
1 EngiG e Wsf-India GOad5,
among which are
superfne Broad Cloths Leather Gloves
Common do. Corduroys
Kerfeymeres Coatings
Blue Plains Fearnoughts
Do Kerfeys Swanfkins
FIannels Blankets
Paizes Velvets
Calcoes lGinghams
Cambrics Copper Plate Furri-
Mullins ture
Dimities Bandanna Handkfs.
India Cottons Cotton do.
Quality and Shoe Bin Brown Hollands
ding Worried HoGery
Cotton Shawls Sulpenders
Black Silk Hanks. Elgliih Cottons
Veltiugs, sf1orted Cotton Checks
Bed Ticking lShirt Buttons
Cotton Servings Sewing Silk
Buttons, aforted Twif
No. 81, A, and At ID Back Cambria
Pins BOmbazetts
Pound do. Durants
White Threads Duroys
Cotton Lace Caimancoes
Oil Cloth Pocket Handkerchief
Button Moulds 9, IL, and Is Thread
Velvet Bindings Lines
:-ALso--
Hyfon, Lid, Sd, Sd, lod, & god
Young Hyfon. = = Cut Nails
Hylon Skin, & S6d, Sd, lod, I'D, and
Souchong J s. god EngIifh wrought
Brandy; Gin; Rum, do
Port & IIifbon Wines, Iron Ware, afTorted
Sugar Rafins 200 quinsals Cod Filh
Pimento Pepper $50 ditto Pollock do.
Ginger; Cinnamon so ditto Scale do.
Indigo Salt Petre SO bulheis Herds
Coffee; MolsfIes Grais Seed
Cotton Flour 90 bbls. No. Her
rings
All the above Goods, being Of the fri
quality, will be fold as cheap as can be pur-
chaled in this town, for Cath or Country
Produce. Portland, Feb. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

CopartnerJbip Formed.
THE fubfcribers respectfully inform the
= public that they have entered into Co.
partnerihip, under the firm of
HOCKENHULL s. CO.
and have taken the ftand, corner of Court
itreet and Middle lfreet, formerly occupied
by Mefrs. S & J: WYMAN, where the
Boot and Sboe Making BgineG
will be csnducted on an extenfive fcale, and
where Gentlemen, Ladies and Childres can
have their UNDERSTANDING oECUR
ED" in the moit satisfactory manner; as they
baOe band. great variety Of Southern
Stoek, conGlfing of Morocco, Calf Skins, Boot
Legs, Boot Tops, &c.
Ladies C~k and Wal&iag SHOES, and
Mii1es TIES, will be manufactured III the
neatef manner; Centlemen's BOOTS and
SHOES made and mended in the ltrongef
and moft handfome lfiIe.
The fubfcribers folicit the patronage of
their former Culfomers and the Public in
general; and allure them that every erertion
will be made to pleafe, and that punGtuaI az
tention will be paid to have work done when
pronifed.
THOMAS HOCKENHULL,
AARON G. DAVIS,
DAVID STANLEY.
Portland Feb 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pablo notice
L 70 al concerned that She mas been du.v
appointed aud has taken upon herfelf the fruit
Of Admin.Rratrix On the estate Of
NOAH MAYO,
late Of Harpfwel, in the county Of Cumber-
land yeoman, deceased by giving bond a. TIE
law oirects--She therefore requests all peter
who are indebted 10 thc faid decessed's cftase,
70 make immediate Payment, ADD thple who
have any demands shereoa, to exhibit the fame
70 HOPE MAYO:
Feb. lr, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

HE fnbicriher hereby gives public notice
y 20 al concerned, thar size has been duly
appointed ard has taken UPON herlelf the iruft
VI Adminiitratrix on the eitate OF
Thomas Norton,
late OF Portland. in the county Of Cumberland
Mariner, deceafpd, by giving bond as the law
directs..,She therefore requelfs All perfons Who
are indebted TO the fad deceaf4ds efate, 10
make immediate payment; and tl.oe who
have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the fame
TO the Commilioners
LYDIA NORTON
Feb. IS, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

Fore fret, Had IF Long WBa.E
LAS JUN received an sfIortment of
EngGb e Wsf-Ildia Goadi,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-19

OF al Aid5 for kzk at tie b lire
q a. ADA.l4S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03
LIVERPOOL, November 90.
FROM OUR coRREsPoNDENT.
LosDox, SATURDAY, Nov. 1s, halfpast z P. ii

LogpoN, SATURDAY, Nov. Is, half past z p. III
DEsrRucr1oN or THE ToULox FLEET.
Some Of the details OF this important trans
action, l am informed, have been publish
ed in the Rotterdam paper, which has not yet
rived
This intelligence, SIS naval achievement. IS
extremely acceptable I; but it increases ia weight
and magnitude, when we contemplate its effect
on the state OF things, the coast OF Catalonia
letter this day received from VaIentia, dated
the 23d OF October, mentions, that il vas believ-
ed irOm.the best information obtained, that Bar
ceIona could not hold out against the Spaniards
two months longer, and that il supplies OF provI
sions, &c. not speedily received, the fortress
must surrender much earlier. The Spanards,
round the city, were in great force.
have also letter from Gibraltar, ofthe 25th
ut. by private channel, which observes, that
the Junta grsws daily more and more unpopu-
lar ana intlmates, that affairs must come to a
crisis, either by the resignation of government. by
the Members OF the SupTems Council VOLUNTARY
ly, or ny their expulsion iiotn pOwer.-Fhe same
letter adds, that it WAS not expected that Mar
quis Wellesley would leave Seville until the con
clusion OF the mouth.
Alelter reached me this morning from Wen
ma, dated the 21st ult IT adyerts tn the secret
articles Of the treaty betw Austria and France,
and contains valuable information on other sub.
jects--it is as follows.
"VfENNA, Oct 81.
There are yet great many troops quarter.
ed IN the city, but undoubtedly more nave Ia
ken their departure, AVID greater part oi them
believed that ia their return 10 France thcy were
destined TO march To- Spain. IL is said that the
officers ofmany regiments received instructions
tiat tney would not b. permitted to stay more
than t.w hours N Pag.s, and oi the troops