The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20
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CADIs. July so.
Many sick are proceeding to Frunce, aud
what with them and the weu, so 600 have
gone away in five months. rhe cnemy
gives 40 quarter, to the division of Marso ::
but 1t makes nse of treble repr,sals. Gu
the first OF July. the persons employed IN
the enemy'S army, and the rsnegaJoes. left
Valladolid. In the French army of CASTLE
there exists a range characterization; so
dragons through caprice SET out for France,
Notwithstanding the threats. and prayers Of
their Chleis. they wrIe from Elvas, that
Be!liard begs tor prompt succours from Ma
drid.
1t IS said, that the Cortes are engaged in
the examination OF a proposition IRON the
British government, togrant to their sub
jeCts tree trade in our Americas, promis-
ing Oh their part to take effectuai measures
for terminating the disturbances in those
regions. It's added, that Gen. Graham will
return Cadiz with respectable division
TO garrison is line of defence l. ~
July sl.-Yesterday, sailed for England
in the s,oop OF war Comus, his Excellency
the Duke del Infantado, ambassador to his
BriIann,c majesty
The Anniversary of Baiien vas celebrat
ed with great solemnity by Lord yelling
ton, who gave a splendid Dinoer to General
Caslanos, at which were present mapy
Spanish Chiefs 80.
Aug 1.-The Roman Clergy has man.
tested all heroic iirnness. Three hundred
of tnem have been confined at Bastia for re-
jscting the oath required by Bonaparte.
and he number is very small that has ia :.
ken IT. The Holy Father was taken away
from Rome with the greatest igaominy. and.
q, If he were u cuiprit. inEn night of the
9th July, of last year. Radet, the. aposta,e
friar, vas the Judas ut his Imprisonment.
notwithstanding the noise with which he
was arrested, his Holiness showed no signs
of purtnrbation, but preserve the dignity
suitable to the successor OF st. Peter. They
first carried him 10 GrenobIe, and thence 10
Ssvons, the people giving him every where,
extraordinary testimonials of respect. To
the unjust propositions of his oppressor, he
always ans wered with extraordinary ener
gy: Set me at liberty NTH my sacred col.
lege ; restore to me the hasrimony of me
church, and then ne guM sheak Rome is
becoming depopulated by the daily emf.
gra,ions Of its inhabitants.
1t is rumored that the Curtes have has
tened the constitution, and that after il is
formed, they will dissolve themselves, pla-
cling at the head of the regency Prince of
the royal family of Bourbon
Marmont must be in an i'll humour on &C.
count OF the blow struck at him by Santo-
ciides. in Astorga. Before that, letter
from him to Bonaparte was intercepted, in
which he asked for money. This Cores
pondence afforded Lord Wellington much
satisfaction, who said il was # as much va
lue as battle, In the same letter Mar
mont says, he finds the conquest of Spain
very difficult
Aug 2.-Ciudad Rodrigo has been occu
pied. The enemy retain Leon with three
Thousand five hundred & three mem Thro'
Placentia $4,000 Frenchmen passed on
their way to that Guy. Joseph entered Ma
drid on the the 4th July. with 5000 men.
The allied army was in motion.
Aug. S.-The pariizan corps continue
harrassing the French. The impression
whic.1 The departure of Joseph occasioned
in France and in all Europe, il is pretend
ed, has disappeared with his sudden return.
AS yet, there are no appearances of the
coming of the enemy's troops, and without
doubt there is at least exaggeration in what
lished upon the subject. The army of Mar
mont began to enter Piacenta OH the Goth
ul.
August 9-E. J. G. have Intercepted 3
letters from the Bishop of St. Antlero TO
Priest and also directed to the Minister
Azanza. in which the taking of Tarrago-
ma by Suchet is mentioned, whom the Bi
shop euogzes, disgracing himself in the
midst OF his triumph, for his good King
Joseph would exult over the ruins of the
country. The Bishop thus concludes his
letter." Others may serve him (king Jo-
seph) better /; but none can exceed myself
in love, honor and esteem for him"
There remained in port, embarked on
board the transports, 3 900 inIantay & some
cavalry force which appear TO have
been attached to the last expedition.
AYAMoNrE, Aug 7.--General Ballaste-
ros has been considerably relieved from
the erisYplas, with which he had been "a
Hicted, having been twice bled aud was
waiting with Impotence the arrival of the
transports which are to convey him aud
his troops to Algesiras.
VALENCIA DE ALcASTARA, July 10.
Estremsdura is nearly evacuated by the
enemy. Marmont passed the Tagus, and
Apparently is going towaTes Buerto dc Ba.
nos. Albuquerque has sustained horri-
Die sack. In this place, two squadrons OF
Lanceros have been completely equipped.
July 90
It appears. that sone English division,
are IN motion Ii is asserted that they arr
ibonttopass 5he Tagus. towards Beira, and
hat Lord Wellington is removing his head
quarters to PorIaiegreie-,.-tiazelie of Es,l
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