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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 10.
LATEST FEOM LISBON

LA Id II .sON Lisbon.
1 he ship Canton, Allen, arrived at this port
yesterday, III % days from Lisbon. She sail
ed on the 18th Move nber, and brings Por-
tugucse papers TO the 10th, The principal
article they furnish is, the offic al account of
General Hills action with the French, pub
iished ~ Lisbon on the 10th, of which the fol.
loving Is the substance, as communicated by
hni III letter 20 Lord Wellington, dated at
Merida, Oct. so -
" The progress Of our columns was not
perceived by the enemy until they were We
ry near; at which time they were retreatinr
from Arroyo de Moline, the road which
ieadsto Merida.-Ihe rear OF theircolumn.
part OF their cavalry, and some of their
baggage were still in the town A brigade
OF the infantry had marched for Mede!in an
hour before sunrise The 7fst and god re-
giments rushed into the city and fo ced thee
u eNacuate at the point of the bayonet. Al
ter the retreat OF the enemy, Mai. Gen.
Towards Column advancing to cut off tn (
enemy's cavalry from the infantry, making.
repeated Charges and putting the enemy to
the rout. The 18Th light drl gOons took pos
session Immediately of the enemv's artillery !;
, the I'd regiment hussars, and 9th light dra-
goons made most courageous charge the.
last commanded by Capt. Gore: and the
whole by Maj. Bussche.---I should, howe
ssh cavalry were delayed Some time, in
consequence of the darkness of the night *
badness Of the roads the Spanish cavalry
commanded by the Count Villa Muir, was
the first that engaged the enemy on this DC
casion, till the British came uD. The enc
my at tins time were in full retreat, but tho
column under Maj Gen. Howard having
gained the position which had been deter
mined upon enclosed the enemy on every
side, and left them no alternative, but to SUI
render or dispense through the mountains.
Preferrng the latter they were closely pursu-
ed by the 18th and Seth infantry regiments.
whilst they were surrounded by the 39th
Portuguese regiment commanded by Col.
, Ashworth. who cncircled the mountain b1
! the road to Truxiio, to turn the flank and
at the same time the infantry of Mai Gen
Morillo followed at some distance on the lcf
with the same intention. The enemy's
troops at this time were as may he ina
gined, panic struck. The cavalry fying.
attempting to escape Gen. Howard makiap
| prisoners at every pass but his men being
| few III number and much fatigued, he was
obliged to halt in order to secure the enern,
| that had fallen into his hands ; and leave the
| pursuit 70 tic Spanish infantry under Gen.
| Motillo.
| Since writing the dispatches, more pri-
SGncrs kaye been made; the plumber talSen
| vii undoubtedly amount 70 - or co.
| zen. MoTillo has returned from pursuing
| he fugitives. lie aififms tina: besides the
! lied, he found i'll the mountains GOO wound
The French General Girard escaped in
nc direction of Sierra, with about Q or SOC
| N, many without arms. IT said that me
! lad has adjutant arc bo$h wounded"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26
EMoUzRER OFFICE, Dec. 20.

Iroofs-Ihe bill from the Senate propo-
ses to raise $4,000 additional regulars
should it PASS the II. OF r., we shall men
have on foot $500 rcgulars--exclusiye ct
volunteers and militia.
Messrs. De HItt Canon &rG Gouve-nssir
Norris arc nov Ut the Cit ofWashme ton.
as agents, il is said, to the commissioners &
legislature CT n. York-and they meaf to
petition Congress for some assistance il,
lands or money, III the contemplated Plan OF
a canal between the Great lakes md the.
nndson.-.N Ill these gentlemen be % good
as to lay their fingers Ipcn that clause OF the
constitution which authorises the Il. y TO
meddie with canals The question is not,
what the constitution oaSht to be, bu.
what IL is.-Has Mr.. DE Witt Clinton ~ his
pocket rctntaticD Of the sound CONSTITUTE
ohal doctrines, expressed by his uncle last
winter, en- the Bank question
Encouragement IF DomeStic Manufactures.
An application was made some weeks
since by paper maker to the south to the.
contractor who supplies the II. Of H. with
sta'ionary.-Ihe reply was, that the paper
offered was good, but that he was instruct
ca to furnish English paper.
We lay before our readers accounts OF
two engagements in Spain.-ln one, Cen
biakc Is sand to have been routed BY Suchet.
IL Valencia, in the North Of Spain, & TO
nave lest, o5COin killed, wounded and pri-
soncrs-ln the other Gen. Hill routed the.
french and took is or l4,Co prisoners.
AZ We had, by yesterdays western MALL.
\. y. papers to the 2S,h ult-On the,
list, the question was taken in the &C nrcn-
ton, and decided far a State SIS, against ie
The day after, Mr.. Magruder moved
TWO resolutions /; ]st. to adopt The Constituti-'
on OF the u. ,. which was unanimously CAR,
RCD; I'd, to renounce all claims to- the vat
cant lanes, which was referredtc acommittec.
OF ). a committee IF were balloted for, to
dfaft Constitution & the following we've
elected, Magruder, Brown, Johnston, Rrey,
blanque, Destrehan and Cantrelle.-Mr.
Destrehan then moved the appointment Of a
committee to draft a memorial to CONGRESS-
praying an extension Of territory so as TO en-
brace w FLORIDA to the Perdido. This resclu-
ton after some discussion, was carried by a.
large maJority-and the address to Congress
referred to the committee who was to draft
the Constitution.--0J5- This is the only mea-
sure which could have reconcied US to the
idea, OF making Orleans 4 .Sfate-Gun Boat
No. l62, had seized off the bar, Spanish pc
lacre, that had been previously made prizs
lof by schooner privatecr and carried by
the latter into the bay of Barataria with the
intention OF smuggling the cargo of the po-
iacre into the City of n. Orleans
| O. For new Advertisements, see 2d and Sd co,
umns of the first page.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

From Tire New- York Commercial .ddp.1
At 2 o'clock this day arrived the schr
Matilda, captain Burton, in IS days from
Bordeaux. Captain Bias o5ligingly favor
ed rs with Paris papers to Nov. II, and
Bordeaux papers 10 Nov. 18Th inciu siye.-
The latest paper contains the following par
;.graph from = London paper of Nov. c.
one day later than was received yesterda
BY the Merchant from Liverpool.
LONDON, Nov. g.
we have received letters from Malta q
he 4th Of 0ct,-ais majestY's ship Argo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26
Dec. o6.
In Gil AN FRY.
- court, October 1908.
Francis COrbin,
-M'ddlcsex county
Complainant.
9g6inst

stSN1HSE
Thos Chiffon and Wm-C Bcalc, mlm'rs Sc of
Ricd II. Corbin, deed. Thos. Chiffon and Jane his
wife, VIM. c. Beaic and Ann his wife, Orrick Chill
ton and Felicia his wife, and eliza Tayoe and Fell
cia alias Martha and John rurberyille Infants a. der
the age of 81 years, Elliott Muse and Bet, / his
wife, whc Betty yloc Corbin, widow o. Hci,'d
III. CoIbin deed Defcu4d,,s
This suit abates to Orrici: Chiitoi, and Nm q.
Beale by their deaths, and John Chiffon who inter
married with the widow of Orrick Cltol * (eGrgts
Christopher who has IntermaIried with tie widow
of WIN. L. Beaie, and Reuben Beale, who IA inter-
married witt, Eza r. TurIerye s. Robert n,.Is
who is nterDsrried with Felicia o;hcruige called Ian
tina Turberyille, arc by made parties 10 Ills
suit. & this 10 be heard Upon the b, az
swers, exhibits and rlPstcr-corn nssICners regortl
and arguments Of counsel thercupon heard and con-
iGered-WL creupoH il is deer, ed and ordered th.t
lac defts pay TO the plaintiff te OF 1921 II {,
18th interest, at per CT per annum, ol ii5i5 o u
art thereof from January is 1899 till paid a. the,
osts' OF this suit within sly months from this time
ud in default thereof, that the defendants be ores
closed OF all equity OF redcr Duon tie nortgneei
PREMISES, and that Thomas Montague. Richard NJ
scgar aud james Webb, ANY two % ssh me sair
mOrtgaged premises much thereof as u,ay he
necessary, alter having previously advertised the
same in some pubic Newspaper, AID OF the pro-.
ceetls of the SALE pay the complainant the sai sn,ay
and interest, and make convCSances 20 the purcia-
ser purchasers without waiTantyi from which de-
cree the adm'rs. prayed an appeal, which is granted
them without security
Il copy. Test, G.. HTAlT d. G.
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VIC CstIIiIOV
need of applause.
We shall cordially & industriously endea-
.vor to cooperate with you. SIR in sucn mea-
surcs as may best comport with the imme-
diatc interests of our Terrtory--And al
though we may lament the occasion which
gave rise to the necessary delay OF LIE ;isla-
tive business, yet we feel it to be our duty as
Patriots, as Representatives, and rs men, to
submit without nurmur to any inconvcni-
bence which the good OF our common coun-
try may require.
GEN. w. JOHNSTON NE,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
REPRESENTATIVES, Chamber,
Nov. 1911.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

Coey eta letter from HIS Execilency .My.hal
Coant Suchet, to .Nonsies0 the Byigae;,r .4aaiyl-
am, Goees,lo, II the Fore # SagitA.nis,
Camp before Aiurviedro, Oct. 25,
il the Evening.
.,ionsieW, the Governor OF the forts of Sasuntum
You have been II witness of the battle that took
place this day-l'hrcc pair oi colors, - pieces OF
cannon, 1850 prisoners, among whom are Generals
ahy and Caro- have ten into the possession OF the
French army.
o'ier toyou TO convirec yourself o. il, by send
ing some officers aitert "a. consent tn srant Won
captuia.ion which. preserving to you ali the ho,-
nors of war, secures YOU the right of dehng thro
the breach, of depositine the without the fort
and consent to all the officers retaining lherarms and
baggage.
request answer from you within an hour
The General in Cn,et Of the army o.. Arragon
Marshal Of the Empire,
CoUNT SUCHET
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Catitula,ion ofti. Fort Of Iyayuu,u,,.

N"FN'"'''.'" " t't7 II t ~ oHonNsuW.
mt l. The gsrrison s.til march out as prisoners
oil war tro' the breach, With the hcnors OF war; shall
dchie with arms and baggage, and lay down their
arms without the fort.
g The officers shall preserve their arms, baggage
and horses, and the soldiers their knapsacks.
5. The non-combata,,s shall be at !ibcrty and may
immediately return to their homes.
4. Two companies OF French Gr.na,liers shall oc-
cupy inn edateiy upo, the signature oil these arti-
ces, one Of the gates Of the fort, aud the other the
redouht OF San Fernando.
, Some Frcnch aud spanish conmissarics and Of
hcers oi artillery and .ngineers, she'll immediately
prove by process vcrbaux, the state OF the msyazncs
aud ct the works.
g. The wounded an; sick are under the protection
Of French generosity.
z. Ifany OF the present articles Should Civ.
roon for disc sson, ii shall be interpreted fayorably
TO the garrison.
Signed by the superior officers charged BY Mon
sieur the Marshal Count Suclet, commandment chief
OF the French army OF Arragon to- conclude the pre-
sent capitalization.
AT the camp before the Fort OF Saruntum,
Goth Oct. 1911
Ihc chief d'Escadon, a,l-de-camp to His Excciien-
cy the Marshal Count Suchet
ANTOINE
The Colonel of Engineers,
TUARS
Approved,
The Marshal of the Empire, Commander in Chief
Oh the my ct ArraSon, SUCHET.
According to an account that has been taken the
stores found IN the magazines of the fort of Safuu
tum, consists OF lojo arrobas of -four 90 do biscuit
$500 do. rice, i2S' goldfish, 500 do oil SO i.-s o!
brandy and 1900 ii wine-also 10 boxes of ciys,s and
| 10 seroons tobacco
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26
.GnTERvLYElfE.Ar


The appeal aforementioned having been dismsq.,s
by the court OF clancery or the district of yyiIae
burg, the 2iti Of january 1879. on the said n,r
gagged premises, will be sold 20 tho highest hiJ for
ready money, the said morIgaged premises ptt,yis NE
to- the said Decree O. witOne IracL of t,,d sitrs,g
ed IN the county Of Nidliesex, abb Sou ajuffg ,y
platt of the said lird, surveyed iy VIA DayeyS s,r
vcyor Of the said county; tatsuf the 18th Of say
t76S, the quantity OF twelve H., dTcd a;Ilsscuty go
acres, or sulticitcy theof to,satisfy ,bo ssaf
decree, by yliEsGON DfSSj(,NERS
The above land lsiegstard wei. 8lsoit.t tn
ing The situstionis liga, dry, and leane, IL va
tc uncommony gdcfis The range s'oc rs celent
itabounds whit rsbg.sqrehrsa prongt,f the Graors
creek which gryes sctesZ in sint distance In thcI
Rappai,annock- fss' Tor tke finest Aeh, oyster aI
crabs. On iis',ract IS 4 Glist 53ji Of-bard- mi
sundry ether npp~senfeuts. Z, lfs about So h,lc.
nbove the cu.fy5 yselsc, a. Eran.m, I'D ,ilin (oI
Of churel, and meeting ,brse e. Is worth t,,
tics OF married. men sqd James West, n NJ =,
sex county Whsfiq authorised b. 10 Il, a,f,, rt -
able accom- UotatiAt % pUscaasers 80 certain ~ y.
tions, il being rev wsa to give every eliancg HsiA
advantageous .Hlc onv,hc premises. oF An
W. FRasvr{S cora
| y The RoSis. Caroline c0tn,v, ~, ~,
atsr WHIT C.u,ipia. IL q. lsI1
/, PtafsrtY'f so't'. i, 81 81 eena; q oaiss.
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DARING attack of French pp;r,n,e y,s0' D.

Daring attack Of French l'yip0teers
At noon, this day, there were two French priva-
tcers lying in the roads, one of which made an at
tempt IN the open face of day. and in the presence of
some hundreds of persons collected on the beach, to
capture a light brig coming from the westward and
phich was hardly more than stones throw from
the batteries In fact, the privateer was at one time
every thing but ashore. The batteries to the west
ward of the harbor instantly manned and some
admirable shots ircd--whcli, though they did not
succeed IN sinking the rivateer, had the effect of
drivin her away, and the brig proceeded on to the
Downs in safety.
Sc Six O'Clock, u. .H-The privatcers have re-
ncwed their attack a large ship just come up and
are tlring yolcs of small into her The bate
ries have opened a tremendous firing upon the pri
vateers.
" Fifteen minutes past six-I have lust been il,
formed, the ship rs capturcd''
the above
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. london, .NOV. S.
1t is said, that Az american horse of great emf
hence and responsibility stopped payment in the CT
", Friday, for upwards of half million sterling,
and :at one of the firm, Ca bro,hcr,) who is in 4,
merca, has, from some unexplained cause made o.
ycrnment.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26
FOR LIVERPOOL,
TIE CopPeyed Skip,

-.sc-r.s-l--ss-f. s'I II 10 = Il II u y d,
NM W AR ID, Taster, burthen SIS TONS now ON heS,
first voyage, loading at Norfolk, and half her cargo
engaged. She viz lave immediate Dispatch For
freight or passage apply to Martin Fisk x Co Nor
folk, A. SIT mp
About 100 Hhds. Tobacco are wanting 70, .ndon.
to eompleat the loading of the copperbot,orne, shin
Virginia, John Dickson, Master.
Dec. &c. 1,r
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GENTLEMEN OF THE II. of R.

Relieving as do that the highest reward
which Republican Soldier can receive, j.
the appreciation OF his fellow citizens, can
not be otherwise thar highly gratified at this
applause which you have been pleased TO
bestow OH my conduct as commander of the
late expedition. 1t has ever been my wish,
&entlemen, to deserve the confidence of your
Constituents To promote their welfare &
happiness, has been for years the great OBJ
ject of my cares, and if in the late action it
had pleased the Almighty to seal my life the
Victory, which was to ensure their safety, the
sacrifice would have been cheerfully made
WIN. III. HARRISON.
The governor of Massachusetts having re-
teiyed through the medium of the post-oiice,
a libellous, menaclng, and abusive letter, di :
rected to him, I" From the headquarters of
good principles" and subscribed 80 & may
BE 500 if wanted,' calling on him " speedily
to cause young man" indicted, convicted
and imprisoned, for printing the Scourge, =" to
be restored To his friends, or it will be- g for
him (the Governer,) ms house will be fired by
night" and outrages be committed on his
person has issued his proclamation, offering
"a reward of 500 dollars for the discovery, APP
prehension, and conviction of its criminal an
thor or authors.
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AT the camp Of ,Iury,edros

4. ). lhave also the honor TO address to
your highness, the reports Of The generals of
engineers, Vallee and aognist.
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E. o. For new Advertisements, see % and Sd co,
umns of the first page.
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Iroohs-Ihe bill from the senate propo-
ses to raise $4,000 additional regulars
should it PASS the II. OF r., we shall .nen
nave on foot $500 rcgulars--exclusiye Of
volunteers and militia.
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,s7hhointment by the Governor Of = m
SyiUania.
Jared Ingersoll, Esq. Attorney Gen a
of the commonwealth in the place of h
ard Rush Esq appointed Comptroller n
Treasury OF the. u. States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08

other body Of infantry, cavalry, and artillery
entered Ciudad Rodrigo, in the course of the
night.
According to your Excellency's INSTRUCT
ons, as soon as heard of the cneniy's move
ments towards Ciudad Rodrigo, I concentrut-
ed the troops under my command, and made
the necessary preparations for a retreat.
The enemy, as had expected, advanced at
the break of day in two columns, the one i'm
the direction of Gahcgos, and the other in
that OF Carpio, and Espeia. The first was
heavy column OF cavalry, and infantry, with
some artillery: the second consisted Of COCO
Infantry at least, but perhaps much more, as
from the nature OF the ground, the rear
guard OF these columns could not be perceiv-
ed, they had upwards of 1000 cavalry and
ten pieces of artillery, which marched thro'
the plain in front of Fuentes d'Honor, on ac-
count OF the plain which gave the enemy's
cavalry the advantage; ! ordered the light
dragons under brig. gen. Crawford, to retreat
hrst from Gahegos, and Espeja, to Naves
: d'Aver. Observing the rapidity of the enc
my's movements, l ordered the light divisi-
ON and the horse artillery, to fall back upon
Altayates; the 1xt and 5,h division gradually
retired upon Aldea da Pontc, and Navcs d.
Aver to the heights.
Notwithstanding the superiority oe the enc
my's cavalry in number, under gen. Mount
bruno, all his attempts to out faux ours, fail
ed in every instance, and the retreat was
made in mastery manner. The Royals
under Col Clifton, and the nth dragons, the
only corps employed in covering our front in
Villa de Egoa, behaved in the best manner
Our loss On this occasion was 10 wounded. 9
missing, horses killed, 10 wounded and 4
missing.
lido not exactly know the enemy's designs,
only know with certainty that he left Saia-'
manca with $4,000 infantry, 5000 cavalry,
and "a pieces of artillery.
have the honor, sc
B. SPENCER.
His Excellency LORD WELLINGTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
WAsHIxeroN g. Augnst ,.


The following is copy If the paper pre-
pared Tor the use of the French custona-hou-
seS, alluded to By rs a few DAYS AGO, as con-
tanning The list of articles the importation Of
WHICH into France is admitted by the French
Government:
ErodEctiohs ofthe soil and niannfdctnrea If
ne United States, e.rhorfed from tie Ise
Ocf. 1906 10 me 50fh SefE 1907.
Fish, dried, smoked or picked
on Of whale, and other fish
Whaiebone, spermacetf candles
~ God Slaves and headings
Shingles -
Hoops and poles
Boards, plank and scantliug
Hewn timber
Lumber of all kinds
Masts and spaTs
All manufactures Of wood
Oak bark and other dyc
Naval stores, tar, pitch, rosin, turDentin.
Skins and furs, ginseng, beef
allow, hides, horned cattle, pork
Hams and bacon, lard, hogs. butter
Cheese pearl and pot ashes
Horses, mules, sheep, poultry. p,u,,ar5
Cctton, sea island, and other
Wheat, Hour, meal rye, buckwbsas mel
hiscuit or ship bread 81
Indian corn, i1fNp meal -
hye' oats, oaritss ARokwheak beans
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
CINcINNArL July 90.

A gentleman of veracity arrived in this
town yesterday directly from Fort Maiden,
Upper Canada, via Sandusky, who informs
that he saw large number of Indians from
the Mississippi collected at the former place,
receiving presents from the British. And at
Sandusky white man had just been found in
the woods near the United States store, MUIR
dereei, stripped, and scalped.-Three strokes
OF tomahawk had penetrated his scull.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
NEw-YoRK. Aurpst :

y, 1FI- !" = . ONh, 4NU5IISl :
Extract ola letter fran Norfolk, Jalv 81.
General Sir Eyre Cocte, who so nobiy dis
tingnished himselfin Egypt, has received the
appointment of Governor of the Canadas
and Commander in Chief of tho forces in Bri-
fish America. He has sailed from England
with hive Thousand choice troops, which will
render the effective regulars under his COM
mand on this continent in number twenty
three thousand, independent of the native
Canadians
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
NoprnIr Ano,,s.

NORFOLK, august 5. =
The y. 5. Frigate Constitution, Capt. HUI.
anchored in Hampton Roads on Friday last.
-She is to sail this day for France and has
MIR. Borloso on board.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08

expose her condition. Captain Bingham, |
therefore, acted strictly in conformity with |
his duty as British Officer when, instead of |
answering the hail he hailed in his turn
aud here the duty of a neutral, which the
President was, obliged him to satisfy our
ship that Sue could have 20 hostile intentions,
and that she was the vessel of friendly pow
Ter. But what did she do. and private let
tiers, we beg our readers to observe, give a
very different version from the American
Papers, and one much more probable. They
all agree in stating that the first gun and the
hrst broadside was fired by the American
After we had hailed the President, she fired
a shot at the Little Belt-the latter returned
1.-THE President then poured broadside,
which, or Course was returned so state all
the private letters. "This important fact %
says one of them, "was promulgated in New
York by the very officer who was sent on
board by Commodore Rodgers on the morn
ing after the action had ceased, who did not
hesitate to assert that capt b. had at that
interview declared on his honor that he did
not ire the first shot, but that after his shin
had been hred into, he returned the COM
pliment. He added also, that the President
was the trst to pour broadside into the Lit
tie Belt, which was returned by her before
she Could, consistently with the rules of the
british navy condescend to strike her colours,
even to force of such great superiority
III this be the fact, and ifthe American Co
vernment declare that the Capt. of the Pre-
sdent did not act Contrary to his orders, there
can be but one line of conduct we can adopt
| al character
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08

have orlered nov minister 10 lev before Won
INC accounts Of 1900 aud 1910 u is ihe object for
Tnich ' have called You t1ge her Yod.wiil see in
mem the prosperous state Df nv inanceA - Thoueb
ha'e placed vitaih tlITce months 100 millions eS-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-08
June 10.

The 6sth regiment sailed from Portsmouth
yesterday for Portugal. The 10th dragons
are on their march from Hammersmith and
the adjoining villages to embark for the same
destination; never was regiment in finer
condition, nor better mounted. This arrival
will, OF course, be ofmost important and ben
e6cial consequence.
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VOLUNTEERS.
BY Mr.. Pinknev H;s Evc.lIs

BY Mr. pinkney. His Excel!ency the Co
verlor of Maryland. cheers.
MIR PmSney having retired,
MI. Nicholas Brewer. William Pinkney.
Esq. pur distinguished fellow-citlzcn-he de-
serve, well of his country. cheers.