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; Public Sale.

4 f;pEEHbLE. to the tsst VIII and Tee
"A tsment Of Col. PxTIs WasErss, -
e.a,ed. will be sold, 1t the Tosa d CoIehsr
,e, in Firlas County, 90 Thursd.ys NJ
18Th day OF ,hi. month. - .hs ready. =!
e{e, consisting Of twenty.ens kk.ly Nc
rross, and sonsshold snf kilshsa Furui.sss,,
a and Stock Of every Kind, aid fs,hfhg u.sE.
,iis. Among the, Negross sfs two l s!s3
ro,,rh euspsnters. cooks, sndscue . scssiess
msie and female house servants srIemy sns
number II =, middle assd nah, tssest'sa -
few a. I waiter, .hating never ',esn atssrsise
employsd. The, terms WI. Be, ier 3 ecsS
Carl; ana the remainder "a efsals 1890
wili be mads tnown ON the dsy Of sale, An1
claim against the es.ats. OF agatnst g? ~
M sd sia.i WaEep4r, Ri. widow, sprsS,ss
By me prsvious TO ths dey 9 s1s' wv
received in payment. i, - - g
Fsessrys. Il. Il y. - Z 81
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Dccembor s.

Juft Received,
HAD FOR S iLE BY
CHARLES !. CATLETT,
IS chests lmperiah sHyson, & Young
"Hyson Teas.
80 900 lbs. prime Green Coffee
20 pipes and 8 quarter casks Lisbon
and ToneriHe Wine.
3 hogshcads Muscovsdo Sugar
1000 lbs Seine Irvine.
-. so boxes Mould Candles.
50 do Spanish Segar'.
6 barrels Pimento.
Cctui,er rs.
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a. FRESH FRUIT, &c

THE subscriber has just received a mp 10y
NV of fresh English Wainuts, Spanish fM.
hsr,. bloom and Mus.stlel Rsisins, swee'
Oranrcs-.Also. a few 6rkins Butter from INC
back country.
January % 49, -.
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e. Intending to remove to
January %

e EIntenuIHS % ~ IN.
Oh. ,own sf A,exandli Ia wish to sell ioess
Of : years of sesas'ias Sa'iag 1apern, WIN ;n
r. acre. thereto belonging. Any person M-
eiieed te purchase will meet with oars ss;''
and NAV bo supplied with a,nunCer o. at''-
.,.. suitable to TuYern keeping.
January -. -=,- :
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Sales at Vendssc.
On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BIZ SOLD =,
a the vsndse store, corner OF Prince and
49, 81" W.tsr streets. - =
n Vsr;st, Of Dr., Soods, Groceries,, g &c
Particulars Of which will bs expressed IN
sst,. hin, of the day-All kinds OF gooass
.w1hich aru on limitation and the prices OF
,Sh;ch are established, can at any time Do
Siswsd and purchased at thslowsss limitae'0A
sna prices.
- p C. Marsteller, v. NJ.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

FDHN K. JONES, nearly opposite tie Eagle.
- Tavern has just received few copies of the
following new publications :--Knickerbocker's
history OF N York The Works of Fisher Amcs,
WIN an cifE'n, Portrait the New Testament,
IN i5nbrorrd rs,s sian upon the basis of Ar.hb,'
s"op Ncoomc's new translation, with corrected
aeXt anew literal Translation Cf all the ApostoI
zeal Eplslies, with commentary and notes, BY
James McKRight, vols s, 2, with a map. This
work VIII be completed n 6 vols --sermons an
Education, iron the CgTman Of the Rey'd Geo.
ZollikD'ier Memoirs, concerning the conner.
.cial relations Of the United States with England
BY Citizen Ialleyrand /; TO which is added an
essay on the advantages to be derived from new
Colonies Don Sebastian, new uoyel In 2 vols
~ Miss Porter, author Of rhaddcus Of Warsaw.
AID Hungarian Brothers.
O ders from the country, fo7 any Of the
20 forrg Wmks o. any thing else, IN he Book
:" ~i4i,onaiy liz : Ill I've promptly 9uend d 20
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VIEWS Al CADIZ.

ET,rGcf ofG IefterJrom British officer in
C"H'z. 20 ms JTlcHd in IIymcu.T. du,cI
son .Hhru "U'ee
IL "l.l"ot De very lorg before I expece
20 see y "a Tor 1t is Impossible nu' win, ,,d
ing the hittering prospect We have hi, Lrr,o
mad 10 retain cur POSITION, or to defend this
CITY In ths present situation o. affairs
va .he I'D ms we We, e under the ,,ecsssi-
"i abandoning the irupr ant fort # Ntata.
gorda' after sulie"ia a severe loss from he
ues't uct've IRE ofihc French artiilerv whicb
completely destroyed the fort and ,eodered
II no longer enable ~
Inn ed'a ely on our retiring tho f..
advanced and took possession. and are narr
Dusty employed in rendering il a mos, f,rmi
"aoie poSi'lon, our ships of war have already
oeeh obliged 20 cnange their stations re neat.
GUY o~l"g exposed 20 the fire OF red hot shot
rom 'be eneny'S batteries: il only rema,,,s
for the enemy 80 CON lete his
which tbs cut of cur power to nrevent III
then Catiz must fall Of course
For my part have alwavs dreaded ~.
superiority OF the French artillery I bavs
Witnessed the destructive eEtc.s ,,f tbat ,r.
mcndous engine of modern warf,re ~
battle OF lalavera, we were led 70 beiis,s
mar "e Could easily "Dpose he Frepcb in
'leiF own way, our confidence in tie lateIv
,''eh'ed Schra Inel shells was such mar ,ge
- ~ NY Wuuiu prove decisive in
our i"Vor' out IN this expectation we o,et
WITH a melancholy disappointment we found
ne ehcn could ay at the same game
ana Ia a more mas ely manner A. .bo h.
We (WnlNh may be Considered q drfe,, on
our pa, as we were obliged to retreat leav-
'n8 ~ OOO Killed, wounded and prisoner. ON
ne neIu yet our gereral through mot VEG
Oh Pohcy CLAIM he victor,D } The 49,. IN
was uhCommonty dry aud the gr.u,d co err.
ed thick with brush, tho shells WHEN ~
rrenCh hred, communicated to the Dir, h,,,.L
ana the whole field OF bat le presenter he
i'os' a"'ul appearance l ever beheU he nor
iiteidiIy tn'eioped III a general bIazeof e..
"hch IN us progres, burnt I'D orr dead and
wounded men, together wIh q ourbtr &c
horses as they laid on the ground Such We
the terrible elect OF the powers of tr,,. ens~
Wy '"e"-ahc we stand less chance of snc-
cess now, tor no, outstanding what may he
asserted about Spanish patriotism. vic,Gr,ee
OF 'lhed ny the patriots, and their attach
Ineht To Us, J do not believe one word Of i,
Know me" well, their patriotism consists
| "a n''hl"g bHt VAN boasting Of what the, car
o. Wthoat the spirit on Courage e. perf,,r,
what they say. As to their victories .be,,
never yet dared 20 shcw their faces IN or'
iohrIh OF their number of French tr,ot,,
| they haPc been invariably defeated t.d a.
| We" away from the most inDtepEaD,e t,o.;
/ IONS ana the greater part exec ptin, - lew
STaB5'eFs are now cooped up i'm thi nlace
! ana aS 10 their attachment to ms. 7 bnI;ev,
1 tneY hate rs move cordially than ". IL. -,
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"FOUCHE. -
(Signed)

No. 1. Is letter to the Minister Of &c
neral Police. by NJ. Berthemy. announcing
kolli's arrest, and his being forwarded to
Paris
No. 2. Is letter from Prince Ferdinand
TO Mr. Berthemy. Governor Of the castle OF
Valancay, dated April 6, apprising him of
the conduct of Kohl.
No 3. Is copy of Kolli's examination at
the Office of General Police.
No. a. Is a letter from Charles ~. adj
dressed to the King Of England, in 1902. an
nounciug the marriage Of the Prince of Astu
rias. It WAS given to Kolli with a marginal
note by the Marquis WeIeslev, to be used
as credential to Prince ferdinand. On
the back Of the letter the following was writ
ten IN the hand Of Marqui. Wellesley:
" The undersigned Principal Secretary
Of his britannia Majesty for tue Foreign De.
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Europe.
The following is from a Gazette Published
at RaHSbon.
May 6

The Imperial dignity of Rome and Ger
many ceased to exist by the abdication OF
the Emperor Francis in the year 1906. 1t
indeed no longer existed for this long time
past but In name, with regard to Rome and
the Roman empire; although the emperor
, and the political writer's affirm the Contrary
u is therefore Certain that, from the year
1906, the Great French Emperor had "A right
to assume the title of Emperor of the French
and of the Romans, if he had been DESTROYS
OF adding any thing new to the glorious titles
which he enjoyed already and to decorate
his brow with the fugitive emblem of a TO-
reign crown. wise man despises the eclat
| which is not justified by possession The
year 1903, which has placed SO many laurels
upon the head of Napoleon, also renders
hi IN master of Rome. He revokes the gifts
which were bestowed by Charlemagne, his
INDUSTRIOUS predecessor, upon the bishops of
Rome, and which the latter abused to the
prejudice of their spiritual duties, and of the
interests OF the people who had been placed
in their dependence, Napoleon as first and
legitimate sovereign of r Dme, may now, u
sing the same rights as mis- illustrious prede
cessor, take the title Of emperor Of the French
and of the Romans.
. the eagles which Cbarlemagne brought
from Rome, and which ne placed upon the
towers OF mis- palace at AK la-Chapelie, have
been restored to the Romans by Napoeon.-
He makes them partakers of his empire s.
OF his glpry; and a thousand years alter the
reign ct Chariemagne, Il new medal is going
to be struck bearing this memorable inscrip
ton Renovatio Imperii. When Charlie
maSne transferred the imperial dignity to
the Franks. he thereby established a new
western empire, which. after whole cen.
turtles of oblivion re appears with more
Spiendor; for Napoleon the great must be
considered the founder Of new ives
tern empire In this light, NAPOLEON
MUST BE LOOKED UPON AS A
PROVIDENCE BY ALL CIVILIZED
EUROPE!!!
1t is thus that peace will be completely
established in Europe The great num-
Der OF weil-intentioned people, to whom the
power OF Napoleon appeared to be tyranni
Cal, when they thought themselves exempt
from all kinds of duty towards him, & hat
their opinion seemed to be the sole rule
OF their conduct, will henceforth fulfil
their new duties with an nviolable fidelity.
Considered in this point of view it VIII be
Judged that the re establishment of the ives
tern empire, by Napoleon, is a measure
which has been commanded, as much for
the interest of the empire as by the prin.
ciple OF his own preservation"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

/ HAMBURGH, April g.
This dav, for the FIRST time. we have seen
50 the Russian ,gg' rs. called kib,lki. ar
rived here from Riga, filled With Russian
produce and merchandise This CONVOY
"'li be followed by SO more Wagons Com.
mercial intercourse by sea is become so diff
cult and haza fdouS. that not withstandinp the
great length OF The Journey, traffic over
Land IS Conceived to lie mole advantageous;
LONDON, May 9.
Mr' dickinson who accompanied Mr.
w Nenzle tn MoriaX, is returned aud is
most probably me bearer If some new pro-
position IN the part of the French govern.
nent re IS to return to Morlaix in Il few
days, to RECON Nh, M'kenzie. The resort
OF their having p oceeded to Paris, and been
treated with marked distirc lion. is om,enn-
founded.
a gentleman who came over il one of tho
cartels mentioned in the Star of Yesterday.
states, mat all expectation Of peace ~ith
ms country was very generally enter.ai d
throughout France and hat. III consequence.
the situation OF the BRUSH prisoner, was
greatly ameliorated. The wumen AID chill
oreh were furnished with ever, necessary.
and treated with grea' Kindness by the m
Eabitants Of the different places thrnuyb
which they passed on ,heir route to Nor"
laX.
Cn opening admiral lord Collingwo9d's
body, large stone was found in the passage
to the bladder, which it is supposed occasi-
oned his death
TRENCH GALLANTRY A Paris paper
says, hat the ArChdutcness Maria .nuisa had
little dog and bi;d. which she mad bro't
up herself Her room wa, ornamentsd with
tapestry, OF a plain but elegant pattern. On
leaving Vienna, she bid a1Ieu 10 her little
Dug her b'rd, aad her iavori,e apartment.
ana appeared much affected linn ed:a,cIv
after her departure, the p.ince of Neufcha
tel took care tohavc the little dog. ,he bird.
ana the apestry, removed with xieatexo.-
ditl0n and secrecy to Paris so thn, upon her
ARRIVAL IN that city, she was shewn into q
room winch seemed exactly the same as thai
she had left at Vienna.
he report that the archduke Charles ;r
TO De made king Of Spain continues. Jn.eoh
to be KING VI Italy There seem, 10 b- an
occasional exhibition of spirit on The par. Of
the Sp4niards particularly in Catalonia
where general Old mel has met with suc,
cess An advanced corps Of his army com
nanded by me marquis Campa,erde:. Alter
defeating French division ofI5OO men. has
pursued hem towards Barcelona. and th,
Cohl"iuh'ca LIN between that Guy aud the en-
envy Is cut Of in Consequence.
By late advices from Paris. il is essor,.,
tob the Intention of the Emperor IN 81
li>h Kingdom in South America. and 70
place Ferdinand ,ne 7,h on the throne nt,bat
kingdom " ''1'I
ms is Sufficient reason to account for the
iate conduct OF that Prince in refusing "a.
vor the late bc!d and c!ori e ATTEMPT If The:
hriish soVrr"ment - procure his en,arge.
Uent.-N Y Put .Ad9. So.
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partment declares, that this letter is truly
tine same that his Catholic Majcsty, Charles
w addressed to his Britannia Majesty,
George III. on occasion of the marriage OF
the Prince of Asturias, now King Ferdinand
VII. This authentic documen, is confided
to the persons who will have The honc,lr OF
laying II before his Catholic NJ jcsty Ferdi-
nand VII. to verify their mission.
WELLESLEY"
" Dozvning street !
Feb. %, 1910"
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FRENCH PAPERS.
Ref1ort Of the Mi1iSfcr If Ceneral Police
10 The Emheror.
PARIS ArriI 81

PARIS, April 81.
inform your majesty that the S,tur
Bcrthemy, Officer Of the staff attached to
prince Ferdinand and Command ant of the
Castle OF Valancay, had acquainted me with
the introduction into that castle Of Baron
dc Kohl, calling himself Minister of Ebg
land to Prince Ferdinand, who having been
brought to my office | transmit to your Ma
jesty the following letters, announcing his
arrest. Kohl is prisoner in the castle Of
Vincennes, and wait the orders of your
Majesty upon this affair. The diamonds
and o.her effects of which he was the bear.
er, are deposited at the Office of General
Police
(Signed)
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WARNER LEWIS,
WILLIAM INORROW. Trustees
Gro WOODSON PA1'NES
kGONTHLY ANTHOLOGY

1TA tons fer the Alonthly Anthoiogy and Rattan
ReTeSV, are received at the Book store of Ionn r
jones', R,chmond--who is agent for the proprie-
tors This work is published on the first dav of
every month, IN Boston, and ranks high in the Ii
terary world Price S per annurn.
june ~. vAv
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HOUSE OF COMMONS,
MAY u

way -
Mr. Whitbread stated to the house, that
II the late Secretary for Foreign aHairs was
IN his place, he was prepared TO ask him
aome questions relative TO the late CORES
pondc"ce with America He did not int end
to- make any motion as he had looked into
the paper and found it unnecessary.
LONDON, May 8.
We are sorry to fnd that his Maiesty's
total loss of sight will oblige him to under
go painful operation, that of COUGHING,
which his physicians have recommended; e
very friend to his country will view with anx
iety the result OF an operation of such great
Importance.
LONDON, May 10.
The loss of fort Matagorda, which was
not IN situation to Withstand the over
widening force Of the besiegers. tits appre
hended. will enable the French very much
TO impede our passage by sea to the water
ing place at the Isla; bat il is the opinion
of the Naval Officers. that no impeiimen,
hey can raise TaD effectualy prevent our
vessels from obtaining the water. Another
serious Inconvenience that will result from
fhe loss OF Fort Matagorda, and our leaving
tat side the water, is, that it will! enable
the French partially 70 lombard Cadiz. and
to render our anchorage room very confined
IL is intended, however. that the shore from
CAdiz to Puntal, and from the Punta to
Fort. ST. Fernando, shall be lined with
mor,ar batteries and guns, to meet the enc.
ny, in case they should throw up works fol-
The purpose above mentioned
ChDIz, April 81.
We learn that Don Vellaco,npo. having
received intelligence that the army o. ARA
gcn had marced TO Catalonia with "A view Of
beating O'Donnell's corps maj cied to Sara.
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~ Published BY Thomas Riteh;e. nearly OF
posife the Glsbe Tavern, Richmond, Pirsinia
or CONDITIONS Five dollars year, to
be paid annually in ad0ance. Those Spho s-isk to
be considered annual Subscribers, must hereafter
DESIGNATE II at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
sheir papers will be discontinued at the expiration
Of the first year.
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n OTlCE-Fhose to whom the estate of Sa
/ y muei WoodSon, decd late OF G poc..iand
county, indebted, VIII he pleas d bring for
ward their claims property authenticated, that
provision may be made to discharge tie same -
4nose whoare indebted TO tbs estate, reques
tea 10 make payment I'M n ec!atti, as the s,iuat
on OF said estate is such, that no indulgence can
be given.
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w W. Mfh1 LIZ n1s, Executors.


II Y virtue of deed Of trust bearing date Str
- day OF April, 1906, aud Of record in Gcoch
iand county court. executed bV William Johnson
OF Goochl'nd county. and Sally his wife, to the
subscribers, TO secure The pa. ment Of six hun
dred pounds, to Kendall Lee of the county C.
Fiuyanna, payable by eq.Ii .nstaIncn,s, annually,
commencing from the 25-h December 1906 -
WA oe ex"o5ed 10 sale, at Public Auction, at
1oochiand court house, for ready money, on the
1oti day OF July next, that being Goochland ct.
day,
A TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on the w-tcts 81 Lici,iughoie creek in the
county OF Goochland, containing by estimation
three hundred fourteen and one half acres, be
TIE same more or less, and bounded by the land
oi ohadrach Vaughan, Duguid Minis z others,
IL heihg The tract VI Land, conveyed by KindaI
Lee I" ihe said William Johnson, by deed OF e.
qua date, with SAID deed of trust, or so much
thereof, rs VII be sufficient to pay and satis;,
Charles Smith. assg nce Of Thomas Wells. iunr
VINO was assignee cfH.n,lall Lee the sum OF two
huhured poun IS. vita interest from 25th day Of
Dece'nber, 1903 1t being the last nsta;ncnt, in.
fei.led to he secured by said deed Of trust We
shan convey such title only a. we hold as trus
tees
WARMER LEWIS
WILLIAM MORNOW. { Trustees
Gro WOODS0N PINE
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4 N Conformity to decree in chaDcery, oftne
4 County Court of Halifax, made October
Court one thousand eight hundred & eight VIII
be sold, on \ credit of twelve months, at Halifax
Court House, on Monday, the twenty seventh
day of August next. it being the fist day of the
sad county court, hire hundred and sixty acres
Of l. AND, by Late survey or SO much thereof
as VIII be sufficient to satisfy the purposes of the
said decree-this Land lies in the county afore
said. on the waters OF d fficult creek, and belongs
to Tue estate OF Ann Il Rob rtson, deed aud will
bs shewn to any person wishing to view the same,
previous to the day OF sale by cape Robert WAd:
living near the pr misses, o. colonel Jo!n CT rt
and Coions! II ensy Coleman, the Executors
who wlil execute deed to the purchaser a
GreeahIe 20 the SAID Geced=nls will, and decree
Orthe court
BY The COMMISSIONERS
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ships have returned tro,m Od. s,a v.,nou,
having been permitted to make any purchs..
SGS.
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

IRON CASTINGS, of every description
q (pstterns being furnished) will be executed
In the neatest manner. at the Fouhdery, attached
to the Virginia Msr,ifac, Dry of Arms
JOHN STAPLES, Superintendent.
April 10. w6mp
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I AND, TO BE SOLD, agreeable 10 the last
- viii of John c. CobbS, decd on the first
Monday in September next, containing 4S7 acres
lying on Flat creek, in Amelia county, about 7
miles from the court house. The Land is valua-
BILE and lies well, and will be sold for cash. The
purchaser may have the liberty to grain at
day of Dec next
All persons having claims against the estate,
are requested TO bring them in or before the
day of sale.
JOHN WILT,
administrator with the va annexed
June %. w3wT
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( By Ire Resolution. at Boston, from Pin
DlORth
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10y virtue of a deed of trust executed to me
Il \ by Hartshorn Kinsey, secure the pay
ment of one hundred and six dollars, due to les
Bennett, with interest from the third day OF De-
cember, 1908, will be sold for cash, at public SALE
mt the court house of Mason county, and state of
Virginia. on the last Saturday in July next, four
hundred and seventy five acres of LAND. lying
and being in said county of Mason. adjoining the
lands of Joseph Mcbride and others
TR0MAS HOG, Trustee.
June l. willow
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ut the Queens Palace. :
London, January 81 :
1910. J
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BY THE COMMISSIONERS
June %. Lava
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gosa. which he entered withou, the least OPP
position.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-26
From the Boston Pas,iof.
THE voLUNTEER.

What are the relative rights and du-
ties ofan independent state, considering
1t as member Of the community Of
nations!
There are some men too refined for
savages and too savage for civilized so.
ciety, who contend tha, war is the ma.
tural state of man. If we adopt their
hypothesis, we have no further use for
reason or morality, and may at once
resolve the whole code Of public law
into the general maxim That bo5Oer
IS the measure cf right. Absurd as
this doctrine is, we ought not to be
surprised that it should End advocates
In those ambitious nations, that ina
g,ne they find their interest and az
grAndizement in war. But GO strong
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New YoRx, Oct. 10.
VERY LATE FROM PORTUGAL.

Last evening arrived within Sandy
Hook, the fast sailing ship Cincinnati,
.Concklin, ia the remarkably short pas
sage OF q days from Lisbon.
capt. Z. came up in Pilot Boat, &
informed US that he left Lisbon on the
2eih OF superintendent on the 22d,
advlces were received there of the Jun-
IA OF Badajoz having removed at Elva
~ Portugal, that the British Army
had arrived at Lisbon from Cadiz, lea
wing only sufficient force to garrison
the place, & that 10000 French Troops
had entered Bsdaioz.
Capt. c. further states, that the A