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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-30

nOmpSOnS DO.
Letters from London, by William Austin
History of Ancient Europe, with view of
the Revolutions in Asia and Africa
History of the British Empire from the
year 1865 to the end of 1898 contain.
Jag an Impartial History of the origin,
progress and terminates OF the Ameri-
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The American Remembrance; or an ims
partial collection Of Essays, Resolves,
speeches, &c. relative to the Treaty with
Great Britain
Brooks's General Gazetteer Improved
The new Universal Geographically ctiona.
ry and American Rene mbrancer OF De-
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impartial accounts of the lives and wri-
tings of the most eminent persons in eve
ry station, but more particularly those
who have signaiized themselves in As
merica in four vcis. embellished with
number of portraits OF the most distin.
guished characters, engraved from orr.
ginal drawings, BY James Hardie, A NJ.
The British G zero; or a selection OF the
most admired Speeches in the English
anguage-arranged under three distinct
heads of Popular, Parliamentary and Ju.
dicidl Oratofy: with historical illustra.
ito $, &c. sc. BY Thomas browne,
L L. D.
The Eioquence ofthe British Senate, being
a selection OF the best Speeches of the
most Distinguished EngNsp, Irish and
s otch Parliamentary Speeches from the
beginning ct the reign of Charles l. to
the present time. by Wa. HaZlett
De ienCe OF the CoustitetIuns OF Govern
Eeot of the United STATE, Of America,
against the attack of NJ. Turgot, in his
letter to DR.. Price, &c. by John Adams,
l.. L. y.
The Works Of the Right Honorable Ed.
mund Burke
Travels Of Anscbarsis the Younger.
Adams's Flowers Of Modern Travels
Ashes TraveIs IN America
Coopers History Of NORTH and south A.
msrica, and OF Greece aud Rome
Gordon's History of the CIVIL War IN Tree
land
The letters Of Curtirs ny Tho@sop
O. cap Repository Tracts
Constitu ions Of the Un,Ied States
Clerks Magazine
Criminal Recorder
Bcmbarder and Pocket G1noeE
Biair's Lectures
Turner's Arts and sciences
lntr'Eses OF the Queen Of Spain
SRowden's Amtrica
Horrors of st. Domingo
Homet's HAD
Hendricks Arithmetic
q ss's Journal
Cur ey's snort Hand Writing
Grandpre's Voyage
Game Of CHESS
: innings Arithmetic
Complete w IMAM Cook
BIngbsm's Historical Grammar
Harf OTIS Struggles
Sbeldon's History OF the Heather Gods
sequel to kdgeworth's Fashionable Tales
Hawuey's Complete Measurer
Atkins Epistles on Women
COndorcet on the mind
ovid Art Of Love
GoldsGiith's Natural History,
Memoirs ct Samuel POots
VI series Of Human Life
MirsndaS Expedition
Milton's Works
rhe Military Instructor
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-30

WANTED to purchase, a FEMALE SER
Want, that understands Cooking. Wash
ing and Ironing. For one that can q6mf Well
recommended for honesty and indusrylp4te {.
raj price will be given.-Enquire Of the &rin
ter.
Richmond. April 18th, 1911. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-30
B o o K s,

,Ss.i Rseei,ei. ard Fer Sale at Samasl PieGsdrts'
Printing Office q Book Sore.
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Nezv Establishment.

C1MON BLOCK, of Williamsburg, Yir-
~ ginia having obtained transfer from
the commissioners of the WILLIAM &
NARY COLLEGE LOTTERY for the
A nTpose OF raising Certain sum of money,
Zby Lottery or Lotteries, as authorized by
pan Act of the Legislature of this State, has
esta bhshed the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-30

JUST arrived per the Brig Diligence
- capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-30

f.IIY OK RTcHMONDE--In parsu
- ence ofAR OrdinanSk Of the Common
Il . Of the saioNIgy, sJfitIed On Ord.
y nee to aneod N 2fdinsnce II feven'
doas from gong sGaTge IN thE-E@sy o.
ftchm end, "-NoVENs hereby giHn, thai
no Goss will be fet e'fted to run At larg,
within the said<ity betAeeo the first da,
O. @: ext n,on,|snd the hfteA2th day of SCI
IN. Sheppard, c.iMCo. Hall
Msy~17sh, 1911. Isu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-30

BY virtue Of deed Of Trust from Andrew
Lewis, of the count, Of Montgomery. will b.
SOLD. by the subs eriber, to the hisn neat bad.
der, for ready money. 1t me kagie Tavern IN
the city Of Richmond, upon the twentieth day
of June next, IN. following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-30

R,lir's Philosophy
! Mootgomery's Poems
/ The Iesuit's Letters
| A new Universal and Pronouncing Dtcti-
ouary of the French and English Lem
guages, by N. G. Du6ef
Dufef's Nature Displayed
Thomas's Practice of Physie
Anatomical Examinations
Humboldt's New Spain
Life and Triumph Of Faith
Walk Of Faith
[ Murray's Chemistry
Johnson on Cancers
Home on Ulcers
Comic Tales
Helvetius on Man
The Works of Mrs. Chapohe
Locke's Essay on the Human oaderstan-
ding
Immortal Mentor
GofSlsmtth's Miscellaneous Works
Female Friend
Whelpley's Historical Compend
Livingsson's Essay on Sheep
Rambler
Goodwin. Political Justice
Letters and Reflections of the Austrian
Field Marshal Prince De Ligne.
Pope's Works
Newton's Works in IL vols. complete
Goldsmith's Manners, Customs, &c. of
nations
Mariners Chrenicle, being collection of
the most interesting narratives OF Ship
wrecks, Famines, Fires, &c.
Letters, supposed to nave passed between
Nj. De. Sta Evermona and Mr. Waller
Tooke's Pantheon
A Treatise ON Soap Making
Sterne's Works
Plutarch's Lives
Washingten's Letters
Zimmerman on Solitude
Marmion
Cowper's Poems
Farmers Boy
B rds f Scotland
Blair's Sermons, 5 vols.
Rush Essays
Lessons for Y;ung Persons in Humble Life
Darw'n's Phytologia
Do. Botanic Garden
Do. Temple Of Nature
McKensie on Sheep
Browns Elements Of Medicine
Edinburgh New Dispensatory
Cullen's Meteria Medica
Blair's Grammar of Chemistry
!: !: J; !: y
Lsvoisier's do.
Accum's do. III
Henryis do.
Chaptalps do.
Thompson's do.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-30
NINETY NUMBER
L 0 T T F. r Y,

upon the same plan as conducted, for ma .
ny years past, throughout France, Germa
ny and Denmark The advantages re-
Sult'ng to adventure in this system OF
Lottery, is far greater than in any here.
icfore offered to the public, in the United
STATES; afording fair prospect of great
gain, with but small risk. The cost OF the
Sjckets will vary from fifty cents to two
and half dollars-and FOR the tatts<A sum,
a fortunate adventurer may bsfe1,lt{ef to
receive the enormous sum of 7 ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-09
FOKEiGN llNTL.LLIGENCE.
From tAs Loa4on eovsIra, gfthe som July


Literal translc,ion Of a rehort Of fhe siege u
Tarragona, qphich Gen Coatreras, er-gov-
rrnour of that hlncc, addressed TO The Coun-
eli Of Regency -
On the 26,h inst. at day-break, the enc
my opened his FIRE TO batter in breach the
curtain of the front OF St. Johns, at the angle
which it forms with the left flank Of the Bas-
tion of St. Paul. Our artillery and infantry
behaved heroically they several times sues
cceded in silencing their fire. and retarding
an operation which threatened us With an as
ssanit.sef ilsrfr h M
"jThc situation Of Tarragona became at
this moment most critical for trom the want
OF shipping, OF time and opportunity, found
it impossible tor me 70 save my garrison by
sea-; . little could ,io so by land, because
the enemy surrounded me with all his army,
and awaited my salying out TO drive me back.
To speak OF capituiation was unworthy of
the hcroick defence which the place had made.
The Marquis of Camporvcrde had promised
to present himself with an army for my relief;
the English had arrived two days before with
another division of troops for my support, but
they did not resolve upon disembarking w!l.,
they saw tho danger in which the place was
Of beng invested; and thus, in spite OF the
aid of our troops, and the presence Of our al
lies, l saw myself reduced to my own soldiers.
In this state OF things, knowing the ac,iv-
ity OF the enemy, who would no' lose mo-
mcut ia attacking me before the il-combined
operation for raisiog The siege could bc carri-
&c into effect, an operation which lasted a
number of days, l took that measure which
was due to Spanish honour, to my character,
to my personal reputation and resolved TO
die fighting, rather than think OF surrender.
" saw beforehand the two consequences
which my resistance would produce. either
the confusion, the defeat, the flight of ths
enemy, if was Victorious :; or, II failed,
and the enemy penetrated into the place, a
horrible carnage d my soldiers and the IN
hsbi;apts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-09

L:ferel translc,ion Of rehort Of fhe siege 1f
7arragona, qphieh Gen. Coatreras, er-gov-
rynour. Of that hlacc, addressed 10 fhe Coun-
eli Of Regency :--
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25
20 Dollars Reward.

TAKEN from the Subscribers house nm
SUNDAY evening les,. SINAI! reddish h,r.
Trunk, about one too. $pg, c6ntsin,u,, !. ho :.
OF money scales and we'sSys and in il 5 or S
~ do nagles also gree,rse with about
bout 100 dollars ~ si,yZ ann a parrbneS
containing 3 or i'fv Mar bliSA,f y,r,r;5j,
Bank also abou. 900 bilsrs in % ujisr b,ils
sundry of 10 dollars, nd one alexonAtia Bank
Bill tor dollars; also bundle cfpapers and
notes and one contact ais one Silver Watch
single case, winds up on the face & (Btr,honJ
A faris) on the face and Thomas Harland,s
name on the inside work. Whoever will re-
turn the same TO the subscriber, shall be emit
tied to the above reward, or ten dollars to,.
the papers.
Christopher Vail.
Richmond, Jan. Ia, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25

ID ETURNS thanks TO his friends, and the
N public in general, for the liberal encou-
ragcment he has received, and respectfully
acquaints them, that he has an experien-
ced Foreman from Philadelphia, and that
he continues II Manufacture Roots in the
most workman,ike manner, of the best ma
|terials, and in the Newest Fashions.
Gentlemen residing at distance may be
exactly fitted, by attending to the above
plate, and sending their measures agreea-
BILE to the annexed directions:
o. L the length of the lcg-C round the
calf Of the leg--H round the heei--I round
the instep-T ronnd the toes, with the
length of the foot III riches.
N. B. Immediate call for FIVE or SIX
Journeymen.
| January LIST, 1911. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25

n TCTICE is hereby given, that ,sps,'isal ion
y will be .rnSds At the Bank Of Tisgrua. Nor
ta reuswal Of certificate Cor ne tASe of
8 Sk N said Rank in he narae ofl anetf CIR.
~ nuni5eIed i3S, and dated 5rh April 1905
tbc ssisl0 certificate being lost.
Riehnieao, Jsnuavy LIST, 1911. 1Sw6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25

THE subscriber continues to aef as Commits
sion agent, Stock Exchange and Tobacco
Broker, in this place, where he offers his services
to the pubic to transact general Commission Blu
siness, which he will entirely devote hi. attenti.
on to, with hope of being able a. execute to
advantage The various orders from the country
and elsewhere WIN prcmpiuie, either IN the
SAFE or purchaSe OF the different articles current
in this msskei; as he will always consider il his
duty faithfully TO observe the interest of his
friends by giving them the earliest information
respecting the state OF our ma l;ets and other
circumstances that may occur, which he trusts
viii ultimately tend 10 promote him in their e.
teeu.
He has FIRE proof warehouse near the BASIN
of the Canal, which 10 ready for he reception of
all kinds OF Storage on me shortest notice and
reasonable terms, where every exertion and un.
limited attention will be paid 10 The inlerest of
those who may please TO honor hiniwtth tieir
confidence. He will also offer f9f <4e Dat pub.
lie Auction, every day at 8 o'eior fore the
door of The Bell Tavern, or ont.the<prenises.
Land, Tencnents, Slaves, Horses, Goods.
Wares and Merchan1ize, of every descrip. len,
thar his friends may please to consign him.
He will attend the sales OF Goods and Carcoes
on the wharves, and If not sold. ored in Eve
proof house. Advances of cash made if reauis.
ed, by BARTLETT STILL,
Tobacco Broker 6 Vendue- Mastev.
Who has on hand for sale great bargain, a
nu-nfi,v If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25
Dry Goods q Groceries ;

20g0 do. in Kentucky
5000 do DO. in Harrison and Randolph
counties, for sale low or barter for o.her pro.
perty -
The highest price given for Tobacco, Wheat,
Flour and Hemp; also biils Of Exchange. Bank
Stock, Turnpike and James River Company
Sharrs negotiated al his office. Cash raised on
coed notes, and al kinds OF bank notes changed
at moderate p emiuUl. Debts collected and
merchants and oiher accompts li9u'da'ed with
ii;ps,eh, by BARTLETT STILL,
Factor & Commission Merchant.
Bell-Tavern, Richaond, .
Virginia. ep4t&wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25
IN cYANCERy.

IN u y N ~
Ia 'F,uvanta county cou.t, November ooh, 1910
Mathew sa,rsr. NJ, thew Andesson aud SAL
ly his wife t'ase Sally FsEsas) Lnndy Jones
and I.ury his wifeO a,e Lucy Fasrar) which
said Matthew Fairar, Sally aud Lucy arc
di,,ribuIees o. the esiate OF anne Farrar-
deceased, P!tfs,
against
Stephen Farrar in his own right, and as ad.
rniri,tra,or on tive esfn,e of Anne Farrar,
deceased, Tari,on Lee in right Of his wife
Elizabeth Gaze Elizabeth Farrsr) john Han
cock in night Of his wife Fanny fstsSepny
Fara-) VINO are also distributsfs oS<fe Did
Anne FarTar. deceased, III DHtsS
cI'EE Defendants Tar.,cn Lee I'D Jo4h 1tnu
cock, not having entered TIL Z arPesvancc
nd ,isen security according 20 the Aket>Assem-
b. and the ~ es Of this court, and i appearing
% ne satisfaction oe the coust shat they are not
inhabitants OF this commonwealth: On the mo-
ton CT the plaintiffs by their counsel, 1t is or
dered. that the said defendants do appear here
OH " before the irs, day OF March ceurt next,
and answer the plaintiff bill and that copy
of hi. order be forth with inserted In some news
PAGER putlished in the c'ty Of Richmond, and
continued for two months. excessively, and also
posted at the front door of the court house Of
this county.
A Copy. Teste,
John 1'imberlake, jr. d. C. F. CO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25

TEN DOLL AIRS REWARD--Was stolen
i out of Stable, near Bottoms Bridge, on
the twenty venth of last month,
BAY HORSE,
about Eve fest high, FIVE yeats old could de.
scribe said Horse minutcly, but do NOT think it
worth time, he having one mark that cannot es
cape the eye of any person that may notice him
thai is, large white place on his wea hers.
The above Reward will be given to any person
that will deliver the said Horse tqF rer near
Bottoms Bridge in the lower end 6f Hehrieo
county, or five dollars for such inforiha,io1 that
shall cause me to get him ngains a this lis the
eleventh that have had the bad luck Nhrough
various ways to lose within the space of three
years and six months. and fully up to the price
of S 20 save one, and several of much more va
lue, cannot help soliciting the favour of my
acquaintance in this, and the adjacen, counties,
70 make in theis ueighbourho,d some small en-
qu;ry, which favour shall ever be gratefully ac-
knowledged by the Subscriber.
Joseph jenkins.
Nov. 18th, 1910. Itf1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-25

:. HE subsc-ibsri ,cspsasu.lj .eSasint their
friends and the pubic, ,ha, they A,vc ferns
ed connection wnh MIR. Gastsvas Lucl;e, and
that their bushes, in future will be uarsactcd
under the firm of I.ucke, Size & CO. AL chose
who have claims against or ale indeo &C, TO the
firm OF Eovey & Si<er, ate requested to apply IL
L. D. & Co. for settlement.
HENRY HOvEY,
JAMES SEER,
January ], 1911.
We have For Sale,
90 Hhds. N. c. Rum,
10 DITTO w. 4 Rum.
60 Ditto Loaf Sugar,
90 Ditto Moscovado Ditto.
loo Bags Coffee,
Tons swedish Iron,
so Boxes Soap.
50 Boxes Candles.
loo Reams w appng Paper
100 Ditto Writing Ditto,
Pipes Malaga Wine,
10 Bags Ginger
10 Bags Pepper.
| SO Bbls. New York Pippins,
\ S Tons Sho-, assorted.
Also--An assortment of FRESH SHOES.
LUCKF, STEER, & Co.
| January l., 1911. ep4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS. July "a
PRoRoGA7ION oFPARLLdMEu1

About twenty minutes after three O'Clock.
the Lord Chancellor stated, that two com
missions had been issued under the Great
Deal, the one for giving he Royal Assem-, 20
Certain bills, and he other for the Proro
CATION OF Parliament, and the house ad
journed torCSe.
A lew minutes afterwards the Archbishop
OF Canterbury, the lord Chancellor. Earl
Camden, the Earl Of Westmoreland. and
the Earl Of Aylesford, took their seats in
their obes as Lords Commissioners. (rhe
Marquis Wellesley at FIRST took his seat as
one OF the Lords Commissioners, but gave
1t Up to the Earl Of liverpool, who after
wards gave Il 10 Earl Camden)
Mr. Quarme, the Deputy Usher of the
Back Rod, was sent to require the Attendance
Of me Commons.
Ater a short interval the Speaker and
several Members of the House OF Commons
came to the Bar.
The Il I'd Chancellor stated, that il not
beng CONVEX ent for his Royal Highness the
prince OF Wales, to be personally present.
commission had been issued under the Great
Se,l ioP giving the Royal Assent to certain
Bills.
The Commission signed by the Prince Re.
gent, In the name and on the behalf of ms
Majesty, was read by the Clerk at the
table
The Royal Assent was declared and no-
tined IN The usual iopsn to The Bank Notes
1911, add the Militia interchange AMEND.
meDt Bill.
The Lord Chancellor delivered ne follow.
ing Speeuh ;----.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17

self, at Paris. to the wishes Of your Males
ty aud beg you to BELT We, that, in good
or bad health. in good or bad fortune, our
Majesty will never have any one more at.
tached to you than am.-Kng. or subject,
shall always be your Maj esty's best friend,
your mos, faithful servant, and affectionate
brother; and l shall know, agreeable to
your Majesy's wishes. how to love you in
silence, and not toimportune you with SEN
,iments which u do not assent to, or per
thaps, reject. Your Majes.y's friend and
Brother.
(oigned)
JOSEPH
TO Monsieur my brother. his Majesty
the Emperor and King at Paris.
This letter was intercepted by the Patri-
OTIS OF Castle in the environs OF Burgos.-
1t may serve to show the nature of the re
laticns which subsist between Napoleon and
Joseph, The original has been deposite d
in my office.
(Signcd)
BARDAIX.
Secretary of State. aud Minister for Foreign
Affairs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17
SrGlUse.
FURTHER EXTRACTS FROM LON
DON PAPERS.

LONDON, July %
BY an American ship winch has arrived
al fortsmou n we ON Saturday received
le.tets from Bordeaux to the ,lale of the
oi't ihs'' communicating Important in ,eIi.
s1nce. iIis stated that BonaLl>c is .r
gan'zing IN ne Inteiior u F. ancS an army
o. 40 less .haa 80, 600 men VII are TO co
operate tn The rest or MS roo1s in the
s.rJuganon of he Peninsuia--A second lei
ter informs US tha. uiv sion OF TINS ma
ment vas expected % arrive al Bordeaux
10 fewda 5. and that within the space CT a
fortnight aba 5000 men had taken IL,
reCto' N P}feehees Trough that place
principally Germans.
Extract from an 9Gctaticncr from Corun
ma. dafed Juty 3, 1911.
"On the ooh ult. Gen. Bonnet arrived
III Leon II IN A',uias, win lis division OF
enree Snousahu men, winch together with
oU0 nat garrisoned Leon, abandoned that
pace tut same day and marched for Pa
ienCia
When. Gen. Seras evacuated Astorpa
he had 5000 men under MS COMMAND S,.
rear guard, composed o! one Lleus. ana 80
men, OF int 4;h Ponsn regimen, deserted.
ano delivered themselves 10 Gen. Santocii
des with rs If arms and accoutrements. they
nave since arrived here. l have also inior.
hation OF IL Ulcers, with 200 soldiers. ha
wing deserted rom the corps of Gen. Seras.
In rheVenie, and who have delivered them
selves to the corps o Gailician army. IN
IueUia de Sanabria, commanded py Gen.
PoDzt.-lwo Mamelukes of those which
form ne BODY guard OF he Duke OF Istria
IN Pailadoiid, nave deserted With their hon.
ses and arms, and arrived here.
ne deser:icn from the enemy's for
ces In Leon and Castillo have been cons,
oeraoie ever since 1t has been known that
tney we're Destined to reinforce the army OF
Portugal.
lin consequence of the late successes of
the Gailiciah Tor 6.h) army, arms are now
much wanted; the possession of Leon and
Astorga has enabled Gen. Sanioclldes great
ly TO augment his army, and affords - the
same lime, much more extensive means OF
supplying tt have just received let
ter from him dated Vega de Mega (be
tween Aslorga and Leon) 27th June. morn
ing. me, that ne has ct 5000 meu who have
joined MIN unarmed, and requesting tha,
number OF muskets and accoutrements 70 he
sent IN all haste, which am now desoa,cb
ing for him.
mad the honour to mentionin nv com
muUcatIon OF the 20th ult. the action q,
me 18th May, between the party commas
ded BY Nina, and Fench escort, IN puent.
de Arlaoan now enclose a translation ri
the ofncial account OF 1t, with a return NJ
the number OF Prisoners hbera,ed from the
enemy, whom he sent under an escort to
Valencia, where they arrived safe"
|Ssef1h 60naharfe 10 hts brother Naholcon.
MADRID. 2<th March.
SIRE,
MY impaired health obliges me to ou,,
TINS country ia ten days, 10 order 10 seek ,ts
&c establishment in the bosom of nv "a
mily.
The temperate climate OF MofsoDtajre
ana tranquility OF mind, will, perhaps. res
tore my iCrmvr vigour.
My presedce here is, at this moues,
completely useless - shall ca form nv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17

NEW YORK. Sept. 10.
Latest from Porting al by the arrival
OF the snip Canton, Allen, this forenoon, in
30 days from LISBON, we learn that the Bri-
fish army under Wellington, with the Por-
tuguese under Beresford, had gone INTO cam
comments at Por alag,e, Abrantes and Gas
tillobranco. The French under Suchet were
a. Seville. and information had reached O..
porto, whish was depended on, of J0seut,
d naparte's having arrived at Madrid with
an army Of so 600 men
Captain Allen states, that he saw an Fin.
glish paper OF August Q, which stated thai
sne King OF England had not slep. tor seven
~ hours.
On the eth OF August, the, French COM
msDced throwing shells from Fort Cataiiu,,
into Cadiz. '"'S
Markets at Lisbon--Flour IL dollars-
Corn 1 SO-Corn-meal 6 dollsrs-Com-
mon bread per barrel dolls. to dolls.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17
PHILADELPHIA. Sent. Q.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.
The Montgomery was bonyied BY an Of
ficer from the U. s. brig Argus. now of
New Castle The brig had orders to c,uze
off our Capes-that she tad not yet fallen
in with any British Cruizers. The Argus
carries only Is guns. In case. therefore,
OF rencontre with any of the vessels be-
longing to the Halifax station. much would
depend on the superior bravery of the a >
merican nation, as those vessels all carry
more metal.
We understand, the Emperor of Russia
has presented to DIR. RUSH, Of this City,
a very elegant and valuable RING, as a
mark OF respect. for his WV. ;ngs upon Pes.
sllentiai diseases. PHI. PRIME.