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SOo S.cks Salt L. p. Paints and Oils
GOO Rhfd Candies and Soap By
%Vo boxes window the box
Slass o'lO-lO-I2 Old Antigua Rum
~ 10 Best 2. Brandy
40 Bales spinning cot Brown and Loaf su.
ton gar
" 5hSls. Il. V. Wits | Coffee
key Imperial CuDpo WIDER
rs Tons Iron assort snd
ed Hyson Teas
German ana Crswiey Ginger & All-Spice
Steel BessSpsnish Ssgars
English Blistered and Powder and SLnt
Country do. Glue
Man Rods Glass Ware
wagon ana Cart box Seine Irvine
es Playing Cards, &c. &c
Also several Bales WooJlens con.s;n;,,, -y,.u;,-
lsd Coatings and Flannels to the amount of
5 5000, all OF which will be sold low for cash
or Town acceptances.
!. Sept. "a .rss,
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
fash given for South Carolina Bank Notes
~ alta discoant-Arrly TO
JOHN hLCOCK.
,.., Governors HiN-
iuy 10. WITT
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NJ OTICE.-A petition will be presented TO
the next General Assembly of Virginia.
for leave to Turnpike the Road from Richmond
to Petersburg
Sept. Is. ,ve,y
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WILLIAM SHAPARD has for sa lie The
" following GOODS, viz
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NJ OIiCE.-The Subscriber being DESTROYS
OF ascertanng the state of the affairs of
me late Major Lawrence. Butler, decd. re
quests all persons having claims against his es-
tate, to make them known to him without de.
lay- In making this communication the clai-
man. IS asked to state particularly the nature,
indebted to the estate, are hereby called I'M.
on TO make payment. r
ROBERT PACE, Adruy.
With the VIII annexed of
Frederick County, Va.
September 8. o.
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MUToAL. ASSURANCE SOCIETY
A .lAINSF FIRE IN Buzz DING, q,
IA The STATE OF VIRGINIA
ARTICLE 1st.

ARTICLE 1st
Sec. lst CeDera. ing OF this society
to be formed OF majority of members. or a.
mount insured, shall be held annus;ly in the 6;
tyof Richmond, on the second Monday i'm No
vember IN every years Provided, TIA, If a suti.
c,ent number OF Members in person or by proxy,
mittee shall adjourn the meeting from asv 70
day, OFT such future time as they may think
proper"
Sec I'd. At least four Weeks previous no.
tice shall be given of the time and place of hol-
ding the General Meeting, by advertising the
same IN such News papers as the Standing
COMMITTEE may deem to be proper"
an extract from the Constitution, rules. G,c. .,
the M. Il S.
SAnOEL GREE.NHoW p n
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September 6. oO ws,na

scribsr lives, 10 miles from Richmond on
the great mountain road, containing 5S8 acres.
about 300 OF which are cleared: the balance
well timbered with pine and oak, with good
buildings tor the accommodation of family. Z,
q most excellent orchard. For terms apply to
Thomas NorveII. o. :"
Nv. b. CH.HDN8ERLAYNg
Sept 20. ,,,.
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SAM0EL GREENHoW p #

Alta meeting ofthe Members of the stand;no
COMMITTEE OF the Mutual Assurance Soc;etn
against Fire on buildings of the State of Viz.
GINA, held at the General Office in the Civ
OF Richmond, this LIST day of October. 1871
Z" Resofued, Thar the Principal Agent BIZ ana
ne is here9y requested to 1pbiieisin tie Enou;,e,
Prg'nia Patriot and 6,gns, three Nezys.b1sc,,
printed IN the Ciy Of Bieh,nond, accoyd;ne 70 ths
second section Of The Grst 1rfce of me lenst;,,..
non rules and regulations of the Soeiet,, thar a
genera meeting willie held according 10 tic SAID
Constitution md hults, on the second lHon.ov ~
~ uenber next" '''
d lc9yi,om the Journal Of the Standing Com
mfftee. "'
LEWIS M RIV.ALAIyv :. 9. r
IN conformity to the above resolution. here.
oy give notice, that the annual meeting of the
society aforesaid, will be held in the CapitoI
u inc Guy OF K,chm2nd on the second Monds Az
November next
SAMUEL GREENHOw
T'7nci1ai .Agent Mutual .,ssnyooce
ce,nr,, oGc Society.
Richmond, October8, 1911. ,,,,,u
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OODS---The Subscriber residing ON The
~ rna'n-street, Immediately fronting the oross
street leading from Col. Mayo's Bridge. has
ior sale the following articles to wit.
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session of Masscna before The 1st of Janaa.

session Of Masscna before the lst of Janna'
ry, 1911. pe IL.
American carsoes sequssse,ei in France
cotton wool cold as high as dollar per lb'
lopwood sold at 275 dollars per ton, and o.
,hrr articles in proportion the goods were
delivered to the purchasers duty Tree.
Letters were received on Saturday from
the French coast to the 9th instant, which
state, that no vessel which sailed prior TO
the 1st OF September from any French
port, shall be allowed to return although she
nigh, be in possession of a French licence,
th- date Of which is uns xplred
Consols &c 1 4. Omnium FIVE and an
halt discount.
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Bank of Alexandria.

January 7, 1911.
Notice is hereby given to the flock
noldcrs Of the Bank Of Alexandria, that a
dividend of four per cent. on the capital stock
Of said Bank, for the half year ending this
day, is declared. and will be ready to be paid
to them on Thursday the 10Th instant.
By order Of The President and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin, Cashier.
JanuaryS. eoSw.
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SAMUEL CRAM,

Corner ct King and Union streets, has for
SAFE,
10 hhds and Is barrels retailing Sugars
$500 pounds best green Coffee in bags
so boxes Mould Candles
20 boxes No. Chocolate
hlds 9TH proof Jamaica Rum
900 yards Tow Cloth
Russia and Ravens Duck
A few bags Pimeneo.
ALSO,
yust received per schooner Rasara,
10 berrels No. Beet,
900 pair mems thick Shoes,
case chiIdrens' Morocco Hats.
A oasi,titv domestic manufactured cotton
and liaen Cloth.
January 10. ~
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IL. Archives of Useful Knowledge.
January.8.

n
A WORK devoted 10 Commerce & Man.
IN ufactures (; Rural and Domestic Agri-
culture, and the Useful Arts, by Dr. James
Meuse, Secretary to the Agricultural Society
of Philadelphia. One number will appear
every three moaths, 10 contain l0s pages
octave price two dollars per annum payable
in advance.
Subscriptions ere received and any further
Information given by
James Kennedy, Zen.
BOOKSELLER, King-strcet.
~ Nos. and are received and ready
for delivery to subscribers.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS
1ps, recris,e,i' and jar sale by JkMES
KENNEDY, sen. Bookseller, in King
street.
The Modern Griselda, novel, by
Miss Edgew"rth.
The Sarscen, a Crusade Romance, from
the French OF W dame Collin.
The Secret History Of the Cabinet of 30.
napar,e, Including his private lie, ch"rac-
ter, doaAstic administration and contact 10
foreign powers, by Lewis Goldsmith, notary
public
The Borough, much admired Poem, by
the Rev. C. Crabbe.
The West Indies, Poem, by James
MONTGOMERY. with other Poems Oh the a5o.
lition of slavery.
, A very valuable Introductory Latin School
Book, entitled " Orhis Scnsualium Peitus,
or Visible World displayed.
Also,
Murphy's Lucien, with every other Greek
and Latin Classic, now in use in the schools.
Beautiful miniature editions in very ele-
giant binding. Of SCOTS Lay, Mnrmion and
LADY of the Lake, Storms Reflections, MI
ton ard Cosper's Poems, fope's Homer's
Had and odyssey, Drydcn's Virgil, Nvid's
Metanorphosis, Arabian Knights, Don Quix-
ote, Gilblas, SC. &c.
A general assortment OF the very best Sta
tienarv articles.
January IA en'1
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ISAAC KELL,
Cofpermith, Plumber, and Tin Plate

Worker,
TJAEING REMOVED from Water to
L i Prince street, two doors above the
corner of the late Col. Hooe, informs those
who have hitherto favored him with their
custom, aad those who may be disposed to
do so, that he will thankfully receive and
endeavor to merit their favors.
Cash or exchange given for old Copper,
Brass, Pewter or Lead.
November S.
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N 0 7 l c Z.

The Creditors of George M'Munn
are earnestly solicited to exhibit ,heir claims
10 the So ,scribcr Oh or before the FIRST clay or
March mex, Cor the purpose OF enabling HIM
70 ascertain VIII t saics of the real estate ct
the test;,tor will DC ncccso Try to meet we
payment of his debts hs creuilors hih'.S
10 attend 10 t'is notice will probably be eX-
Guided from any participation in the assets
OF TIC estate.
Mordecai Miller, Err.
Iaruary "a.
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w A N T E D,

w A N 7 f D,
A Woman with a fresh brealt OF
Milk, to whom good wages will be
given. Enquire OF the Printer.
January Is J3t
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Alexandria Dancing Assemblies.

The next Assembly will be held at
Brooks tavern, on Wednesday even
ing. Carriages as usual will be pro-
vided. Application to be made at the
bar.
January Is.
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FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
The capital SHIP
w:sc>. A M A L . N,
s;ss.. Bvthsn about 5000 barrels,
two years old and very well found. She Is
chartered Tor voyage to Lisbon, sc. at
dollars and u quarter per barrel 10 the hrst
port. About half her cargo is on board, and
the remainder is expected in two weeks -
The purchaser viii have the benefit of the
charter. For terms apply to
William Hartshorne.
!st no, Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25

November ls.
MNRandolph asked FOR the confederation
Of ~ rcssl,ttion which hesIaid on the table
som EdNs agA. directing the Appointment of
a CD Xttee to&nquirc into the expenditure
of IBbIA Mon&, which being agreed to,
w. .cfastH there would be no differ
enceef &piniosas to the propriety Of agree
III h..f...o
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un.LNl lful of the eonsecutacts TITO which the
disorder OF Spain might lead in regard TO The
Province in question, without due care TO pre-
vent IT. They have been persuaded that re-
nissness on their part might invite the danger,
y 1t had not already done L, Nnich il is somucil
their interest and desire to prevent. Deeply
impressed with these considerations, and anxi-
Gus, while they scquitted themselves to the lust
claiins oil thcir constituents, to preserve friend
slap with other powers, the subject was brought
before the Congress az It's last session, when
an act was passed ;uthOrisiAg tie ENecutivt. TO
accept possession of Fast Florida from the To-
cai authorities. or TO take Il against the attempt
OF foreign power topccupv it, holdins. it in 81
Their case subject TO future and friendly negoci-
alton. This act therefore evinces The lust and
a'nicable views by which the United States have
been governed towards Spain, in the measure
authorised by it. Our ministers ut London ard
PARIS were Immediately apprisc,l of the act ant.
instructed 20 communicate the purport OF it, to
both governments, ard 70 explain at the same
time, IN the most friendly manner, the motives
which led to 1t. The President could not doub,
that such an equalization would give all the 81.
t'staction that was intended by ii. By late let.
ter from the American charge d'AfiaiIs at Lon.
con, Ic5serve, that this explanation was made
70 yoar government in the month Of
last. That It was not sooner made was OWN
20 the departure of the minister p.enipotentiary
OF the United States before the instruction was
received.
am persuaded, sir, that YOU VIII see, in this
view OF the subject, very strong proof of the jus;
and amicable disposition Of the L. States TO.
wards Spain, of which l treated in the confer.
ence, to which you have alluded. The same dis
position still exists; but thrust be understood
that 1t cannot be INDUCED longer than may com.
port with the safety, we'll as with the rights
and honor ofthc nation.
have the honor, to De, &C.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25

Thes same Memorial which was presented
in the Senate from the Baltimore meeting of
Friends, was laid before the House, read and
referred to the Committee OF Commerce and
Manufactures.
Mr. Minor stated that the present COM
pensation % witnesses who arc compelled ~
appear in the Cour. ST Che United States is
very inadequate. Several distressing casca
of this kind had occurred in PENNSYLVANIA.
To remedy the evil, Mr.. NJ. proposed the
adoption of the following resolution
+" Resokued, That 4 committee be appoin-
ted to enquire into the eXpediency of proyi-
ding BIZ law for tale Compensation of witness
ses held under recognizance to give testirno-
ny in crN~nal prosecutions in courts of the
~ St9fss yith.laave report by bill or other
AgrSed Aana committee of three ap-
pointed. Ne
The foflowi p&menihels form the Commit
tee for considering the cxpediency of pro-
wing by law for the relief ofdisabled soldiers,
viz. Messrs. Dawson, Blount, Butler, Davea4
port, Ornrsby, Gold and Fisk.
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The assurances which you have stlded, sir. Of
the qualification that you would yourself derive
IT. as the organ OF your government. YOU could
be Instrumental towards re-cstablishihg GOOD
understanding between both our countries, are.
too coagenii with my own feelings on the sub
ject not 20 be received with very nigh satisfac-
ton.
have the honor 20 be, with the highest con-
sider@iN'h and respect, sir, your most obedient
humble servant,
AUG. ]. POSTER.
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Yesterday arrived at tsis poyt the fine ias,
sailing schooner Maria'Locisa, capt. StowcU,
in 81 days from Ia Taste, from which size
sailed on the 1jth Of Octobcr1 with very
valuable cargo. Capt S. informs us that the
Emperor Napoleon had gone to Holland,
wliitscr he had been followed by the new A.
mcrIcan Minister. Mr.. BARLOW; that rein
torcemelts Of troops were constantly march
ing into Spain aud that war between France
and Russia was still the subject of cvnversa-
ton. Tie American itigate Constitution was
at Cherljurg No new seizures Of American
vessels had taken place in the French porrss
but several had recently been released. Capt.
Stowell has brought dispatches Tot tho So
cretary Of State,
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Nm. FOSTER TO NR. MONROE.
Washington, Jsly 7, 1911.


I beg leave 70 acknowledge Tho receipt Of
your letter dated yesterday in answer to mine
Of The ID inst. and to assure you that Il gives INC
very sincere pleasure 20 have to transmit for de
purpose Of being laid before Bis Royal Bgh-
ness the Prince Regent, acting in the name az d
on The behalf Of iIlI Msiesty, 80 satisfactory a
testimony Of the amicabe manner in which tH,e
President Of the Z. States has received thc in.
stances and assurances OF friendly dispositior
on Che part OF lis Royal IIighncss toward. Gbc
" States, which by command of Ills R0yad
aigi,ness had the honor t. sor.uunics.s 70 the.
President through yoe
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JAS. MONROE.

CThe above concludes Che correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Monroe and MFR Foster, and en-
braces the whole Of it, with the exception OF
the three following notes, which appear 10 have
oeen introductory to the opening of the written
intercourse between the Secretary of Stare ond
The British Minister
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MR MostRoE TO Mr.. ros-rm
OehaTfmeHf Of STATE, July 6, 1911.

NIX AOdROE TO Mr.. FOSTER.
Oeha'tnenf Of State, July G, 1911.
have had the honor TO receive your letter
ei he ID inst. in which You express the regret
ei has Royal Highness the Prince Regent, at the
departure OF the American Minister from Great
Britain, and state that il was one oftle first acts
OF ms government 70 appoint an Envoy Extra.
ordinary and Minister Penipotentiary to the
government OF the United States, with a view
OF maintaining the subsistng relations of friend.
snip between the two Countries, and that he
was soiicitous TO facili;ye an amicablc discus
sion with the governmeE Of the United ates
upon every point Of difference which had arisen
between the two governments.
ans instructed by the President TO Acknow
ledge to you the great satisfaction, which lie has
derived from the communication which YOU have
made OF the disposition Of his ROYAL Hghness,
the Prince Regent, 10 cultivate friendship with
the United States, and to assure YOU that The
prompt and friendly measure, which hx adopted,
by the appointment Of an Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipOtentiary to this country.
20 maintain the relations Of fiendfhip and faci.
itate an amicable discussion on every point of
difference that had arisen between the two go.
vernments ia considered IS favorable and IN.
tcrcsting proof Of that disposition.
am also instructed by the President 10 state
lbs ready disposition to meet ~ a similar spirit
these frank and friendly assnWnccs ofthe Prince
Regent, and that nothing VIII be wantingo ON his
part, consistent with the rights of the United
Rates, that may be necessary 60 promote the
rc-estsblishment ia al respects, Of that good un
Outstanding between the two countries. which
no considers to be highly important to the inte-
rests of both.
Permit me 70 add. SIR, that Il, rs the organ OF
my government can be Nv any degree insiru-
mental, IN concert with you, in promoting surh
a result, | shall derive from il very great apd
sincere satisfaction.
have tic honor 10 be, &c
(Siyncd) JAMES MONROE.
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FROM MR.. POSTER TO mr. MONROE.
Washington, July 9, 1911.

SIR,
ihsve the honor to inform you that have
received the special commands of His ROYAL
Highress The Prince Regent, acting in the name
and on the behalf of His Majesty, to make an
early communication 20 you of the sentiments
winch his ROYAL Highncss was pleased, on the
part OF HIS Majesty, 10 express to Mr. Pinkney.
upon the occasion OF his audience of leave.
His Royal Hghness sgni6ed to Mr.. Pinkncy
the deep regret with which he learnt that MIR.
Pinkney conceived himself TO be bound bv the
instructions OF his government TO take his de-
parture from England
His Royal highness informed Mr. Pinknev.
that one ofthe earliest acts of his government
IN the name and on the behalf of His Majesty,
was to appoint an Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lster Pienipotcntiary tothe government ofthe IT,
States aud added that this appointment had
neen made III the spirit Of aIni,y, and with
view OF maintaining the subsisting relations of
friendship between the two countries.
HIS Royal Highess further declared TO Mr.
SlnSney that he was most sincerely & anxiously
deslrous on the part Of his Majesty, TO cultivate
a good understanding with the United States
oy every means cosistent with the preservation
OF the maritime rights aud intesests Of the Bril-
tish empire
lis Royal Highnoss particularly desired that
Mr Pinknsy would communicate these decla-
rations TO the United States in the manner which
might appear best calculated tn satisfv the Pre-.
sident of his Royal Highness' solicitude TO faci-
litste an amicable discussion with the govern
nent of the United States upon every point OF
difference which had arisen between the two go.
yernmcnts.
Ihave thehonor to be, with the greatest res
peet, and consideration, sir,
Your most obedient humble servant,
AUG. J. POTTER
The Hon. Jas. Monroe, &c. &c. &c,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
IN SEN.a1'E.

Negeprber lS.


Nogeirber Ia.
Mr. Campbell introduced bill to autho-.
rise the surveying and making of certain roads
IN the state Of Ohio. rs contemplated BY the
treaty Of Drownstown in the territory of Mi
chigan, which passed to second reading.
The consideration of the resolution intro
duced by Mr.. Smith Of Maryland, on the 18th.
was resumed, and agreed TO. amended, as fol-
lows:
Rrsofved, That the President of the Uni.
ted States be requested TO cause TO be laid be-
fore this House, information whether tobacco
the growth of the United States, may be pur-
chased by the administration, en- regie, 20 the
full extent of the consumption of France if
not in what proportion may such tobacco be
purchased BY the administration en- resie :
afthcNsurplus of tobacco imported in
to Fr4sce, Gard which may be transported
through AHance into Germany aud other Eu-
ropesA sSiSs) ia subjected to a transit du-
ty ifSso,t|fat the amount of such duty.
and zvhether E&s surplus a6oUe mc7itioncG
may DC e.I]rcffed 6y sea 10 any country IN O.
ntity zoith France: And also to cause to be
laid before this house, a tariff Of the duties inn
posed by France on such of the produce and
manufactures of the United States, the entry
of which is permitted, and particularly, of to-
bacco, cotton, fish, oil and dried FISH; and
stating, if any, the difference of duty charged
on such goods imported from the u. States
and similar articles when introduced into
France from other states, either over land or
otherwise
The bill from the House ofRepresentatives
to alter the time of holding one of the terms
OF the district court of Name, was read and
passed to its second reading.
Noven,5er 70
The bill to authorize the surveying ana
making, certain roads in Ohio, was read a Sc
sond hne and referred to a select commit
Tk sRio aker the time Of holding one of
to Siss 90, iJ9s' and ordered e 's passed
.Nouem5er 90.
Mr.. Smith, (ATd.) presented the memoriaI
OF the Religious Society Of Friends ofthe year
iy meeting held az Baltimore for the western
shore of Maryland, the adjacent parts Of
Pennsylvania and Virginia and the state Of
ONO complaining against the traffic which
mas been carried on in negroes and people cf
color from the middle to the Southern states.
IN which people of color entitled 70 freedom
are frequently carried off PRAYING Ter a rev;-
sion Of the law of Congress in relation to this
suoJect'-keterred TO committee Consisting
ct Messrs Smith of Maryland, Taylor aud
The bill! for the relief of Abraham Whip
pie, late Captain in the Navy OF the United
States; and the bin extending the time for
opening the several land Offices established
IN the territory Of Orleans, were received
from the House Of Representatives and pass
cd to scSend reading.
Steering the time Of holding the
districfEcurt d Maine, was read the third
time I'D IAsseh
4f2=steSEss---szzz.--ZSs-.zE
Nd BosroN. Nov. 10.
WYE eoM PoRTUcAL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25

Yesterday -azRirod az this port the ship Tartar.
Capt. Scott, in % days from Lisbon, and brought
papers to tie 18Th ut No new event of great
imPo lance had occurred but in several parts
Of Spain, a.d on the frontiers Of Portugal, there
were military move rnents which indicated that
active operations were about to re re-commen-.
ced.
LrsBoS, Oct II. In the south Of Spain, Gen.
Bal 'esicros obtained some advantages over tho
French on the 18th, and 1t is said took their Go.
vernon of Malaga prisoner
The Spanish Cortes and regency renewed their
oaihs Of fidelity to their country and Ferdinand,
and Of hostility to the French, en- the oath Sep.
,ember
Accounts from Valencia are to Sept G, wheR
e was safe, and tic inhabitants in good spiras.
Paierco de AieanfarG, Oct e.
The French convoy, TO sucoor Ciudad RoGri-
go, entered that place on the 2fili ult protected
by $4,000 men, commanded ny the Duke of Ila-
gisa. The British troops retired. On the S5'h
1900 French, including 1000 cavalry, made
q fuitless ssily against the Anglo Portuguese