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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
The nell knoun GA-bred horse
A r A B..

WILL stand again this season at my
Wv farm near Charles. Town. He is an
elegant Bay, sixteen hands high, aud will
be seven years old the 9th of June next
he was got by Col. Hoome's imported
horse Bedford, his dam By Shark, ahorse
OF as good blood, and greater performance
than any horse ever imported, and her
pedigree is traced thro' a succession of the
best horses of their dav to an imported
mare as appears by an affidavit in my pos
session, which has been repeatedly pub
lished. He will be let to mares at six dol
lars paid in hand, or notes.for Eight, paya-
bic on the FIRST Of August when the season
ends, and a quarter OF adollar to the groom.
Mares that have failed proving with foal
by Arab will be admitted at half price. I
can furnish good pastursge to mares from
a distance, but will be liable for no acci-
dents or escapes.
JOHN YATES.
Jefferson County, March %, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
Chair Making Painting and
4 itT'77l7lg.


THE subscriber respectfully informs
i the Inhabitants of Martinsbnrgh and
its vicinity, that he has commenced the a.
bove business in the Yellow House, in the
Main Street Mart,nsburgh, lately occupi-
ed by Mr.. John Hooper, where he will
make Windsor Chairs, S%ettees. SC. well
painted and finished plainly, or elegantly
vanished and ornamented with gold and
silver Leaf, in the most fashionable manner /;
he will repair old Spinning Wheels, &c.
and in a short time will have new Wheels,
Reels, &c. inished-On a short notice he
can furnish Tar Cans, by the Dozen or
gross-Cabinct-M Makers and Joiners can
be accommodated with any kind Of Turn-
ing belonging to their busincss-Hc will
also do House Painting, or reasonable
terms, on wood or Plaistering. SO as to
have an elegant gloss. The price Of his
work viii be moderate and executed in q
manner to give satisfaction TO his employ
ers.
GEORGE KEARNS.
March 90, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
Ten Dollars Reward.
FISHER.

WAS stolen out of the Stable OF the
w subscriber, living in Peters Town
ship, Franklin County, on the night OF the
18th instant. a bay Horse, ten or eleven
years old, with a star in his forehead, near
fifteen hands high, a natural t%rotter, shod
before and has Jumps on his fore feet,
which sometimes makes him lame. and is
very apt to stumble, the hair is rubbed of
his neck by the neck collar. Any person
taking up said Horse and Thief, shall have
the above reward, or five dollars for the
Horse alone, and all reasonable Charges ii
brought home, paid by me
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
March 20, 1871. s
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
The useful and weH bred Harse,
YOUNG NONSUCH,

WILL stand this season, at Mr.. James
w Foreman's Mill, the three first days
in esch week, and on Thursdays and FRI
days at the subscribers stable, and be let
to mares at the moderate price of four dol
lars the season, two dollars (cash) the sine
gle leap, to be paid when the leap is taken,
If not then paid to be considered IS engage
ed for the season, and seven dollars for en-
surfing a mare with foal, parting with, or
moving the mare, forfeits the insurance;
the money for the season payable the first
of October, and for insurance when the
mare proves with foal. Grain OF any kind
or Whiskey, will be taken in payment ar
the market price.
Young Nonsuch is a hand some sorrel,
full sixteen hands high, rising eight years
old, is well pro%portioned, strong and ac-
dive. and is as we'll calculated tor the draft
as any horse in this country, his colts are
highly esteemed, and considered equal to
those of any other horse. Young Nonsuch
was got by Nousuch, whose sire was Old
Nonsush, and grandsirc the celebt ated
Fox Hunter, of Maryland ; Young Nom
such's dam was equal to any mare on the
continent. The season will m
the first of April, and end the last Of June.
Strict attention will be paid, but no res-
possibility for accidents.
WILLIAM KROESEN.
March 90, 1911.
certify that | have a colt got by 1oung
Nonsuch, that is equal to any | ever raised.
Wilham Morgan.
I do certify that l have put eight mares
to Mr.. Kroesen's sofrel horse Nonssch,
and consider him a safe and good soal get
ter. Ratclei8h GoLsfSn.
February II, 1871.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
March Is.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Yesterday arrived at this port, the ship
lane, from Liverpool, which port she left
on the 22d January.
By this arrival, the editors of the Mer-
camille Advertiser have received London
papers oil the 18th, Lloyd's Lists of the
18th, and Liverpool papers of the 18th
Ian. from which the following extracts are
made.
A passenger in the Jane Informed US,
that :. the Prince of Wales had accepted
the regency under the prescribed terms,
(there being no prospect of the king ever
being again in a capacity to exercise the
sovereign authority.) and was to 60 in
state to the House OF Lords on the 22d OF
January.
A new ministry hadbeen formed, among
which were,
Lord Holland, prime minister, and
Lord Greenvillr secretary of state,
Earl MORA is appointed commander in
chief Of the forces, and
The marquis of Lansdown, lordlienten-
ant of Ireland.
Parliament was to be dissolved, and
writs for a new election issued, immediate
ly after the spring assizes."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at Public AUCTION, on
w Wednesday the 10th day of April
next, at the subscribers dwelling house in
Martinsburgh, a quantity of Household
Furniture, consisting in part of a handsome
Mahogany Secretary, Dining and Break
fast liable, Windsor Chairs. Bedsteads,
&c.-Also, an excellent Cow & Calf, and
d Z quantity Of well-seasoncd Scantling. Six
mouths credit will be given on bond and ap-
proved security.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
FOR RENT,

a VERY convenient and comfortable
N Stone House, ncar the Court House,
with two rooms on the lower, and two on
the upper story, a good Kitchen, Smoke
House and Stable, together with two full
Lots of ground adjoining, we'll enclosed
and laid out in a handsome and very useful
Garden. Possession may be had imme-
d,ately.
CATHERINE GATHER, Exr'a.
Of the estate If Ephraim Gather, der'a .
March 20, 1871.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
NORFOLK, March, IS.

The ship 81. Michael, captain Tomkins,
arrived yesterday in Hampton Roads from
Liverpool fbound to Baltimore.) which
place she left the Gath Of January. Captain
t. brings no papers later than the 9th Jsnu-
airy. He informs us that the regency had
not been formed, but would be ia a few
days, when it was supposed the orders in
council wouldbe resc;nded. By our papers,
received by the St. Michael, we observe
that the orders in council engage the pub
lie attention., in no ordinary degree. The
King in bodily health was recovering, but
his mental arrangement continued, and
but little hope of his recovery remained.
Captain Speake, Of the brig Ann, bound
to Georgetown, put into Hampton Roads,
from Lisbon, which place he left the 18th
Of January, He informs us that Massena
was stiii at Santerim, and had been rein.
forced with Is 900 men, drawn from diAr-
rent gafrisons in Spain. Lord Yelling
ton occupied the position which he had
done for some weeks. Marshal Soult had
raised the siege of Cadiz, and was besieg-
ing Badajos, with the intent of passing by
ST. Ubes, and getting on the side of the
Tagus opposite to Lisbon, with a view to
annoy the British feet. The combined ar.
my was about 10000 men, of which about
$4,000 were British.
The position of Lord Wellington is con-
sidered as too formidable to be forced.
JAMES PL~nAsAsrs, jr. Esq. has resign
ed the Office fudge of the Court of APP
peals, to which he was appointed by the
Legislature at their last session. We un.
derstand that the executive will proceed to
fill the vacancy on Monday next.
lRichmond argus.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
EnemY to unfair dealing.

t. 5. | have omitted to notice a ridiculous
report which is in circulation, as to the extent
y Tue exemption of certain persons from mi
,ua duty. 1t is said that the Students of
law, Physic, &c. are also exempt. Are per
Ems of this description Students of Semina-
/" Of Learning If further proof of the alb
isa?tity of this idea than the law itself be re-
@0Fed, l refer you to the militia rolls-lfthe
~'a2,ains have done their duty, they have
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
March fe.

We learn by the Herkimer, which left
Cadiz the 4th ultimo, hat the British and
Spanish troops, were making preparations
70 attack the lines of the French besieging
army-No material change had occurred
for several months, as respects the proba-
bility of the place holding Out. Some were
still of opinion that the French would w0r-
~ their enemies out of Cadiz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
Mill fright Wanted.

IHE subscriber intending snofuy 20
remove to Charles Town, wishes to
employ Immediately, two or three Jour.
neymen Mill Wrights, who are good
Workmen.-They will meet with liberal
encouragement and good wages.-He all
SO wishes to take an apprentice to learn
said business.
JACOB FISHER.
March 90, 1911. \
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
Cotton Rolls, for Spinning,

MAY be had at the Wool Mill, Mar
IV1 tinsburgh, nicely carded. of Cotton
of good quality, by the large or small guam
tity, price forty cents per pound-Wool
cArded for customers as usual.
EDWARD A. GIBBS.
March 90, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
Public Sale.

FILL Be sold at pubic vcndae. on Fra lay
the f2ih day Of Aprif nexi, at he sa6-
scribsr's residence aear tie Failing Va
fers,
IIORSES, Cows, Sheep ADD Hogs, a
II great quantity of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting ia part OF
Feather Beds, Bedsteads, Desks, Fables,
Chairs, &c. also, Farming implements OF
almost every kind, among which are some
good Plows, Harrows, Sc. Wheat and
Rye in the ground. Eight months credit
will be given on bond aud approved secu-
rity, on all sums above two dollars. The
sale will commence at nine o'clock. Due
attendance win be given by
WILLIAM BENTLEY.
March 30, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
FRESH SPRING O

ME subscriber again respectfully in
forms his friends, customers and the
Puoiic generally, that he has just received
from the CITY OF Philadelphia, an addition
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29

without doubt enrolled the young men OF
these professions, and no doubt some OF them
are to be found in the ranks at every muster.
CT To place this matter in the clearest point oi
view, we copy the whote section of the law exempt
ing certain persons from militia duty. The militia
laws were raised in February 1904, (when the non.
II. Holmes was a menber) this section was, as we
have already stated, again Incorporated into the law
then passed. Could this law have passed without me
concurrence of The lower House s-Sccuon ~
Ind be- IL further enacted, That the members OF ule
council of state, judges of the superior courts, CLERKS
of both houses of the general assembly, clerks OF w
superior and inferior courts, the attorney general
the treasurer and his clerks, the auditor ct pubic ac-
counts, the register ofthe land Office, and their clerks
all inspectors of tobacco, all professors and students
of the college of William and Mary. and all othef
public seminaries of learning, all ministers otthe gos
pei licensed to preach according to the rules OF their
sect, who shall lave previously taken, before ue
court oftheir county, the oath of fidelity to the com
monwealth keepers Of the public, district and ooun-
ty jails, and of the public hospital millers actually
and necessarily employed in the management OF water
grist mills legally established all ferry men actually
and necessarily employed as such, shall and they are
hereby exempted from the performance of all and any
part Of The duties required by this act--See 2
vol. Revised Code, p. AZ.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29

At a numerous and respectable meeting of
the Citizens OF Berkeley County, held at the
house OF William Aoernathy in the town of
Ban, the following resolution was agreed on.
Resolved unanimously, That Capt Robert
Uustn and Doct James L. Throckmorton,
be recommended to the freeholders OF said
County, as MT persons to represent them in
the next General Assembly of this state.
Bath, March Is, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

of Ten. Richards, RinggoId, Roane,
Sage, Sawyer, Seaver, Seybert, Smf-
lie, G. Smith, S. Smith, Southland,
Troup, Turner, Van Horn, Weakley,
Whitehill,s VIM, Witherspoon and
Wright--65.
NAYS Messrs. Allen, w. Alston,
Bigelow, BiaisdelI, Breckenridge,
Campbell, ]. c. Chamberlin. w.
Chamberlain, Champion, Chit;enden,
Davenport, Ely, Emots, Findley, Fisk,
Gardenier, Garland, Goldsborough,
Gold, Hale, Haven, Hester, Helms,
Hubbard. Huftv. Huntington, Jackson,
jenkins, Key, Knickerbacker, Lewis,
Livingston, Matthew'S, M'Bride, Mp
Kec, Miller, Minor, Moselcy, New
bold, Nicholson, Pearson, Pickman,
Pitkin, Potter, Quincy, Randolph,
Summons, Scudder, Shaw, Shelley,
Smelt, J. Smith, Stanford, Stanley,
Stephenson, Sturges, Swoopc, Taggart,
ralimadge. Thompson, Van d IKE,
Van Rensselaer,, Wheaton aud VIII.
son-64.
There were absent on .his vote e.
leven members, viz. Messrs. Burwell,
Crist, Cook, Clopton, Cobb, Liver.
more, Lyon, Root, Ross, Tracy and
Whitman of whom Messrs. Burweil
Crist, Cook, Liyermore, Lyon, Ross
and Whitman are absent from the city,
aud Messrs, Clopton, Cobb, Root and
Tracy were absent from indisposition
and other causes.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

Mr. Fisk moved to have this com.
munication printed.
This motion was opposed by Mr..
EpPes and NnYVright, as, if the pa
pes were to the printer, the
House would not have the benefit OF
them in the discussion of the subject
of the Bank which would be continu.
cd this day. The motion for prin-
ting was lost, 40 to SIS.
Mr. Morrow reported a'bill provi-
ding for the sale of a tract of land in
the state of Tennessee, adjoining the
Indiana Territory which was twice
re d and referred to a committee OF
the whole.
Mr. Reane presented a memorial
from snndry inhsbitants of Tappahan-
mock and other places in Virginia, (.
gains, the removal Of the collectors
Office 10 fredericksburg which was
referred to the committee of Com
ncrce and Manufactures.
MIR Jenning 4E4S2.ed a memorial
from the Legislative Council, &c. of
the Indiana Terrltory, praying that the
right of suffrage may be extended to
others than freeholders in that terri
tory. Referred to select commit
tee.
Mr. Root reported nnfayorably to
the petition OF Capt. Peter Mills
The report made was referred to the
same committee of the whole to whom
we're referred the cases of John Cal.
houn and Brook.
Mr. Clay made reports on the peti.
ton of Arthur S.. Clair and on the
petition of John Craigc, favorable to
the prayers of both petitiorers.--Re-
ferred to committee of the whole.
BANK or THE u. STATES.
Tne House resumed tho consider
alton Of the unfinished business.
The motion for indefinite postpore-
ment still. under confederation
Messrs. Rhea OF Ten. Smile, Ma
cou and Eppes SPOKE largely in favor
ot it, and Messrs. Quincy, Stanley &
M'Kee sgains; it.
About S O'Clock -
TIE question zoag taken, and carried
in tie dfTrmdtive.
The following was the state of the
votes
YEAS-Messrs. l.. J Aston, An.
derson, Bacon, Bard, Barry, Ba.set,
Blob, Boyd, Brown, Butler Calhoun,
CheVes, Clay, Cochran. Crawford,
Cuts, Dawson, Drsha, Epres, Frank
lin, Gannet, Gardner, Gholson, Good
vn, Graz, Holland, John on, Jsnes,
K nan, Kerurdy, Love, Lyle, aeon,
M'Ki'n, M'Kialey, Mitchi.l, M mt
gomery, ". II. Moore, T. VI ore,
Morrow, Mumford, Newton ]. Por.
ter, p. u. Porier, Rea Of Pen. Khea
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
On The subject of Directors no state

On The subject of Directors no state
meut whatever is ever made and in
relation to the capital stock, It's gross
amount, and the portion allowed to
each Bank, are the only particulars
which can be required, or are exhibit
ed in the statements transmitted to this
Office. It was ascertained some years
ago from an authentic source that near
three foarths OF the stock (about 1900
shares) were held by foreigners; and
the fact though not officially commu-
nicated to the department, was STATED
in the report respecting the Bank made
to the Senate on the I'd day of March,
1909. No subsequent or other infor.
nation has been obtained on that sub
ject and, with very few. exceptions,
The names of the directors and stock
holders, either abroad or in the u
NEED States, are unknown 10 the Secre-
tWy.
The specie in the v,ults of the Bank
and its branches amounted, acc riding
to the last re turns, to 5,o09,567 dol.
lars, che whole of which was, strictly
speak,ng, tire property of the Bank,
aud, together with the debts due to
That body, constituted the fund from
which its own debts, including both
Bank notes ami deposits, must be paid.
The sum deposited by u Treasury
into the Bank ndits branches amour
ted, by the last return of the Freasu-
re-, Gated 2ist inst, and marked Ca
herewith transmitted, TO 1, $50, 900 dol
lars and that deposited in other
Banks, to 875,462 dollars, making to
gether the balance in the Treasury on
that day 2,SO5,4o2 dollars. The to-
tai amount of deposits by government
by other Banks, and by individual.
into the Bank of the United States and
its branches appears by the last receiv-
ed returns to be 8464.77o dollars.
And the statements b, b. and BIS.
herewith transmitted and extracted
from the latest returns received at this
office from the Bank and from the
Treasurer. exhibit a general view of
the situation OF the Bank, and of all
the objects embraced by the third part
OF the resolution of the House.
II appears from these that the debts
due by the Bank and payable on de
mand, Including both every species
OF deposits and bank notes, amount
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

statements OF the ply sicians, and car
ried IN both houses by majority,
though not without an animated op-
position. In the upper house earl
Spencer moved as an amendms Mt, that,
+" a select committee be appointed 70
receive the report of the physicians"
as had been done ins1788. This was
supported by lord Grcnvills in speech
fraught with constitutional truth which
cannot fail to make deep impressi-
on upon the country. In the commons
Mr.. Ponsonby moved an amendment
similar to that proposed by earl Spen-
Ger, which was lost by majority of
SO. We have not time at present to
comment upon the course adopted by.
the parliament uEep the present me.
lapcholy occssiot but we cannot too
seriously recomnlen to the attention
of our readers, the speeches delivered
by lord Grenville, Rr. Whitbread and
Mr.. Ponsonby. The friends of lord
Sidmouth voted with administration.
Several OF the royal dukes were pre-.
sent in the upper house, and the dukes
OF Clarence and Sussex voted with
the minority. The duke of York SAT-
the whole night next 10 the lord chan
cellor, and conversed much with hin.
His royal highness and the duke of
Cambridge voted with ministers. The
duke OF Kent was present during the
debate, but left the house before the
division. The spasabeiow the bar was
crowded to exc@H. we never saw it.
so full. The galleries of the house of
commons, the lobAy, and all the aven-
ues were in thcsame state the eal-
lery was filled in few minutes after
it was opened. Every thing both
within and without he two houses had
the appearance of extraordinary inter-
est and anxiety.
The question was taken, that at its
rising It adjourn to this day fortnight.
Ayes 233
Noes 129
Majority for adjournment 1o4
The question w.. then taken upon
Mr.. poasonby's p to .ppoi us'a a
Ayes 1877
Moiarsfr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
NORFOLK, Tan. Is.

- y NUKfuLK, an. ID.
The brig Governor Summer, capt.
Ellery, arrived this morning in thirty
one daysfrom Lisbon, which place he
leftthc II n of Dece mber, brings no
papers. Capt. Fl sayf there had been
no general actio4; hat the French
army remained Where they first re-.
treated to. n
No intelli senceha been received Of
the death Of the King of England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
NEw.Yonw. Jannarv %.
TEST FROM ENGLAN

Yesterday arrived at this port, the fast sailing
shiA Oneida, Sloate, fran Liverpool, which port
he on the first ofDecember.
Se1pan s. (agfecsblyto former practice) has
furnished the Editors Of the Mercantile Adverti-
ser with London papers to the evening Of the 29th
November, and Lloyds list TO the 9th, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
WAsnNcros Cry. Ian. &c.

From the Mobile our information ia
down to the I'd of January, at which
time detachment o the American ar
my, under the command of Can ain
Gaines, were encamped half mile
north OF the town, and about three
fourths OF mile from The. fsrtSnear
the lower end of the town, Which is re-
presented 70 be stronger psrhaps than
any in the Southern part of the United
States.
The following u eers passed between
the American. an3 Spanish q 3lnmand.
ing officers on Il sad ult.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
III. HALFORD,
sW. HIBERDEN,
- M. BALLIE,
tR. WILL"

T" BfdfkS0r CdSfIe, NY. 80.
His majesty continues much the
same to-day as hewas yesterday"
(Signcd as above.
Yesterdav both houses OF Parlia-
ment met pursuant to adjournment
and the reports OF the privy eoon il on
the examination Of the royal physici-
ans were laid upon the tables Of 10th
houses. It will he seen from the CO..
py which we have given If these
documents, that bis maje,ty's medical
attendants continue TO entertain the
most sanguine expectations Of his re
covcry. Another adjournment FIR a
fortnight longer was proposed bs min.
listers, 10 consequence OF the favorable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
~ PAaIs, .Nocem6er %.
V OFFICIAL LETTER.
From Marshal Prince Of Es'Rng (.lfassena J to
tie Prince Berthier.
Ii. Q. ALISouER, Nov. 8.

letfO'tpcaSNcHI5
Your highness no doubt has receiv.
ed my letters written fiom Visea and Coimbra
After the well known events of the 18th, 18th
and 18th, the enemy shut himself up in his en-
trenched camp upon the heights of Lisbon. j
have daily offered him battle, but ne viii not
quit ms strong holdsj
have sent Gen. Foy, with an escort of 900
men, 20 give directions TO my fear guard, COM
manded by Gen. GsEdalEe, Of the oth corps,
which at this moment is upon the frontier Of
PortuaA have ordered him, after arriving at
Almcid1 er<<fit his escort and proceed for
Paris. ,tesh "a your hglness of the actual ST.
tuati6n Of the army, and correct the ridiculous
reports which have been circulated respecting it.
The army is in a good state; and every one is
anxious to sgnalizc himself and merit the ap.
probation of the emperor.
LIZ PRINCE D'ESSLING.
.Aiueidd, Oct. 30.--tsen. Dr0uet, commandment
Of the 9th Corps of the army, will arrive here
tomorrow The 1st EisSsion of this corps is
posted one march in front Of this city Of the
six hale brigades which compose the ID divis-
on, three have already rrived; and the Sd di-
vision will pass the q the 4tl--Gen. Drouet it
is believeds,sn leayf this city the 5th. We are
ignorant. Ofthe destination of his corps, 10000
strPng--whether it viii 80 direct to oporto or