The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-02
BosToN. Sep. %.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

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The Henry. from Lisbon ION quarantine, !
lett that place the 18th Aug. The reports
then current there, were, that battle had
been fought in which the allied troops had
gained another advantage, and that about
1000 French prisoners were OH their way to
Lisbon that the French were on the re
treat, but from what cause was not stated
they were reported to be in great, want of
provisions and an intercepted letter from
MAssENA stated he had % 600 sick in his
hospitals THAT deserters from the roreen
battalions in the French service, were con
tinually arriving at Lisbon and a French
lAleutenan who came in had been aDDre .
hended AZ spy, examined and Released
Centinel.
+ MARBLEHEAp, Sep Il Arrived the BRIG
Washington, capt Dennis, from Gottenburg %
Capt informs that the pts of Russia are shut
20 all vessels from Spain and Portugal, having
tne produce OF those nations on board Two
ships from st Ubes, with salt, had been ordered
OIL from Riga, in consequence of having the pro
duce OF one ofthose nations on board they af
forwards attempted to- enter, under the pretence
ct being lcaky-but were informed that was q
common excuse, and were ordered off aran-
/ wo French privateers were cruizing off Nor
way, and capturing all American vessels, whose
papers they sent TO France for condemnation
Zone OF which was government vessel and
more were daily expected The determination
Oh the Danes was to condemn all American YES
seis under English convoy, voluntarily entered -
Capt Stone, of Newburyport, after being ac
Quilted oy the Danish court, feared putting to sea
and remained at Christansand 4; as they had de
ter1nined 10 recapture him the moment ofhis sail,
hing, on account of some information hayine, been
logged against him The guns at the forts were
all loaded to lire upon capt Stone in case he at
4 Qatl a I..Ds l.
brig or barqie from Boston was captured hv a
french Priyateer and his Papers sent to PARIS -
NORFOLK, Sep. 26-To CAPTAIN Croel
VINO arrived here yesterday from St, Ubcs
we are indebted for Lisbon papers to the
S'rteenth IF Hngust AT that period, there
had been no battle of any Importance. An
obiIglng friend, has made US The following
translatioDs they will serve 10 show the
positions of some of the armies lied
ger.
| LISBON. August 16.--We have re
ceived papers from Cadiz to the 7th inst.
by intercepted letters from Aranza "a Spa
nish traitor) published in the Gazette ofthe
RegeDcy,& which are very interestingly has
come 10 our knowledge that Bonaparte de.
clares he has sent to Spain four hundred
thousand men, and spent two hundred mil
lions OF francs, and that his present cir
cumstances will not permit him to send
more than two millions per month.
| "a partisan war is carried on in every
province"
BADAJoz, August f1.---.The french
after having united in Zafra and lis vici
nifty began their retreat on the 9Th inst, for
Lercna.
j." The army Of Marquis la Romano is
marching forward, and has occupied Bur
sni'los, I,afra, los Santos, Feria and la Par
ra, 10 which latter place the head quarters
were transferred yesterday. A part of the
division Of O'DoneH is marching to form a
Junction with this army, and last night reach.
ed Santa Martha ~'t
August 13---By letters received to day
from the Spanish army, we are informed
THAT BaRasteros and Carrera beat the
French on the tth inst. between Villa Ga
roa and Lerena, and took FIVE hundred pri
,soners, killing and woundng much gfea
ter Gumber. This news has not vet been
received officially by this provincial Junta.
Marquis Ia Romana's head quarters were a,
los Santos
There is letter from Marshal Reresford
dated the 12th of August, at Laeiosa, which
states, that nothing material had occurred
except askirmish between a small party q
! Portuguese and French cavalry, in which
TIE latter were defeated