The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

of which IS permitted, may be again export
ted . put in Entrepo,s Good coioniai--.
Cotton. Sugar all sorts, Coffee, Cocoa, Indigo
Coch'nsal, Pepper, Cassia, Cinuamos.
Cloves. Nutmegs, Mahogany Vanilla Gin
ger, niephauts' Teeth. Tortoise Shells &c.
Hamburg. Azarch 90.
An order appeared in the Moniteur os
goth. 20 burn all letters for England con-
tanning bills Several gentlemen of respecta-
bility are now ia prison for having been cor.
responding with England. No price or de-
mand for any kind OF produce nor is there
hope of amelioratiUn. / have determined
to pay the duties on some coffee. in order to
put it within the lines, where it may possi-
bly, find safety--and will realize even s IA
1T practicable. Tobacco, it is impossible to
do any thing with-No one will make any
offer tor it.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT IN SPAIN
$3.50 "CADIz, March II. 1871.
q You will probably have heard OF an ex-
petition having sailed from this place a.
gainst the rear ofthe Frehch besieging lines.
The history of that transaction is bettev
comment on Spanish slugishness, than All
the old anecdotes in the Encyclopedias Of wit.
Soon after the expedition was planned the
English were ready, and embarked and is
was current here that Gen Graham was to
have the chief command but the tardy
Dons could not be got ready, until the last
OF February and at the moment the troops
were sailing, the Regency gave the command
to Gen. Pena, poor, miserable devil, but :.
frtead Of B,ake now President of the Regen-
cy.--Atter iant'ng, and undergoing fatgunG
marches and couni ermarches, with blind.
Sr tyI,i1 tl,n Fiji,
by PENA, topenetrate thick wood, thro Vgh
which they were obliged to cut the road. tor.
their ariiiety, as they marched ; and i'm me-
diately on uncovering he sood, IN parties,
they were unexpec eddy STACKED b, The
ench, to the number of 1000 CT S0O0---A&
Courage is always iuli of resources; and
Graham, who is considered here as ono OF
the most Intrepid officers in Eurohe. inmeA
diately formed his corps, made them a shora
speech, and ordered da>hing charge into
the centre of the French line. Alter q
sangunary contest of about two hours, the
French we're obliged 20 re ire to Chiclanos
with ne loss OF a pair of Eagles, six pieces
OF cannon, two or three Genei al Officers, e.
about 500 prvates. The Spanards, undeE
Pena, were within earshot Of he scene ;buy
never came in action, although the ssp
Rumour says, they were three times reeues.
ted by Gen. Graham. The French were
commanded by the celebrated Victor per-
son, and two of the regiments were Bouc'S
Imperial guards. They retired IN god or
der. The battle was fougSt at Saci Petr3.
but called the battle of 8arrosa, irom a.
mountain near me scene. a great many
from me city were spectators U! he fi.h--.-
The Spaniards under Psua did no, lose q.
hnger though some other corps beha ged
galianly. before and during the battle.
lhe Spanish people are good nd true.
though SLOW. aaagnty and sa,urnine but
they save mt g neral Off + (excsntin
deed Ley0S) capabls OF eadipg bateiliop.
There s 80 'ai y honor. nor bravery in tn-u,,
and they are only TO be the slaves of me
Corslcan. Graham IS exit cineiy indig .iiis
at hem ; out declares &c an capable OF
making me best inT.ni y IN EDrohc Every
American here suspects that treason haa
been at work for a org time AID some OF
us even whisper tina, Blake is at the mead
OF 1T --Ihe French had tull information Of
the TX edition and the guides sent from
hence, AMI selected by Graham were UNI
accountabiy changed at Tar.fa, forth, Sc who
misled IL army. The great body of the
people, as ! said before, are finn and stea
dy and appear ready to die ,opner than be-
aud Mobiles, are fit only to be the lacquies
and lickspittles of a MN 4rcn. Pena Is ar
rested: but he Cortes have not the courage
to shoot him, as he deserves.--Ch They imme-
diately made Gen. Graham a Grandee Of
Stain, of tue first class, with the title of
e" Condo de Rorroaa, &c &c. &C." which he
Indignantly refused to accept
q Yesterday Marshall Soult returned to
the fort in The rear of luatagorda vita re-
in'orcsments, AID the siege OF this pllce is
resumed very closely. Last night they
sent many grapades in.o tuis city, VIII cia
did little damage. They are sent from
inch mortars cast for the purpose in Seville.
and loaded with lead and powder. A iew
days since. as large parry of the Sp ,ni..
ards were crossing the pridgt at Santi Petrf,
1t fell IN and drowned several hunn eds OF
them The English man disgas; d
with the Spanish Offices and rule nd
ii the regm ents here re not cha ged or
o hers which know h ng oftheir cunduct,
rue-s which KIN w nathiug of thai! ,nduc .
very serious work IS ex9ected haze htown
these particulars ,og ther, in tie nOpe YOU
may receive he information OF he result of
the expedition before any other account
reaches Boston 49, Centinei.
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