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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-04
Marine Insurance Company
of Alexandra.

Alrrandria, July 8, 1871.
THE Stockholders in thi. institution are
hereby informed, that dividend Of seven her
cert, for the last six months, is this day de-
elared, Oh that part Of the capital stock now
paid payable to the Stockholders or their
gal representatives. in ten days from this
aate.-By order,
]. B. Nichols, Seey.
July :. eo4t
r Mr.. Green, at Fredericksburg, and
Or. Davis, at Richmond. are requested to
publish the above in their respective papers
three times
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-04

On the Sd he advanced TO Ferentes de O.
moro, and drove in oni' picquets, after some
sharp skir,nishing. Massena's other forces
cane mp on the 4tb, and on the 9Th the
whole force attacked our troops, which
consisted OF the FIRST division and the o5tl,
and Che Chasseurs Britanniques.
"'rhe action lasted the whole day at
night both parties rested on their own
ground; the eth and 9TH were occupied
b. the enemy In bmyins their dead and
removing the wounded !; They buried
1Ooo--;heir loss exceeded 10000. They
left upwards of 5vO dead horses on the
field of battle. The loss Of the Allies was
in all tt77 men.
The Chassturs Britannique behaved
remarkably we'll, as did the 18th, Cor 7sth)
iii fact, all behaved admirably.
The following is a list Of some of the
officers who have been killed, &c.-Lt.
Cob Cameron, 10 killed, and 10 officers
killed and wounded, 22O men killed; 1t.
Col Harvey, II dragons wounded Capt.
Knife, II do. do. 1t. Blake, 16 do. killed !;
Capt. Bell, 16 do. taken T.; Col. Hill, 8
guards, do. Col. Stoddart, do. wounded &
taken; Capt. E. Harvey, II do. do. Capt
Anderson, 2i taken; 1t. Ireland, IS kill
ed; Sc horses of the royals killed and
wounded ~ men do. do.
On the 9Th the enemy returned to Gu
dad Rodrigo leayinga small corps in front
of Fcrentes de Onora. At Badajos the
firing commenced on the 7th on the 9Th,
we completely invested the place and took
fort Christoval.
Almeida is blockaded by the 9th divi-
sion of the British army, the garrison
consists Of 500 OF 1000 men, under Gen.
Bremen.
Almcida has been taken since the above,
| and the French occupy nothing in this
Kingdom"
FThc above is confirmed by an arrival al
! Boston, Which adds -
The accounts are various relative to the
force of the armies. The combined was
stated at6O to 10000 men, and the French
from so to 10000.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05

The tickets contained in either OF the
packets snali be only entitled 10 draw cash
prizes.
n part of the preceding prizes 70 be de
termine,i IS follow, V Z.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05
To Miilers
AND
ManufaaNlrcrs.

THE AppoMArfoY cNAL, which ter
inmates at Fesassbf/vNinia. i. nearly
within a mite aud 4 haI Of ,cwnA and a fall Of
90 feet in the roEn. IN sub eri6ers are of
opinion thar no sfua.icn is E,,er tslcvla,ed Tor
Punishment bedAuS aaz>fower j water may
u had az or near growing townk where the
necessary materially for cpnducyfg such es.s,
oIishments pTcata6S can bz>always readily
prccurel 1t is propossd-rrthis ,irne TO
SELL OR LEASE THE WATER
and LAND, tbat may be necessary for few
MILLS. sc. By private contract, should any
eligible offers be MADE Otherwise The ub,cribers
viii attend or thc 4,h tlyY nj April next. at tie
Canal in fete soNrg for l,,e purpose Of meeting
with such persons Us may he inclined TO con
trac, with them la SUBJECT.
Joseph t.ggles;on
Richard N Venahle.
Edward Muniord.
Edward Harrison.
Jan 9eyh, 1871. Is. w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05
ITCH CURED

BY once using LEES SOVEREIGN ONT.
MENT The proprietor informs those pcrscns
and families who suffering under ihis disease
(agsinst rie Infection of which 40 per.on is safe
that If this oin,m1ns IS used :; nigir, on going
TO bsd ;s never fails to perform cure By the FL.
lowing morning, as thou'ands who have used il
during he las. ten years can iestify The peca.
liar exceRsncics Of his nfa;ioie remedy fo- tae
l;ch, over syery o her, sse the certainty Of cure
BY single application; the rgsedients being 40
innoceni as 10 be APPLIED with perfea safety 10
tho 'enderesi infanr, and It's being no, only fee
fsom any offensive smell but equally agreeable
with the pleasan;es, pGma.uni.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05
EAGLE TAVERN.
M'.s. NLATT,

y ESPEC TFOLLY informs the pubic.
An thar these spacious and cosu aiod--rAs
buildings kuovn 5y the shove name, are
how under her sole mana ement and ey.
elusive control. Situated in centrai part
of the City of Richmond, and equally con-.
venient tor professional characters. and o.
Tiers from the cosDle,SA who have business
ct the Capitol, ans thnsf who wish To- take
lodgings in part of We town Contiguous
to mercantile transssGons, The EAGLE
TAVERN cannot but nffsI to the traveller
and the temporary resided, accommodate.
ons ana convenie{ GEES, az yast equal to any
In the city. GAglem& from different
paris OF V,rginia, and indeed from distant
parts of the Unucd States, VINO are Obliged
to visit Richmond, and are DESTROYS o. an
interview, one with another, vii. be least
likely to be disappointed, by putting up at
the Eagle Tavern, as il is, ubquestionably,
from It's long and extensive celebrity, more
frequented by genteei travellers than any
tavern in the city, and also has the advau.
tage vi receiving and en,ertainingthe stage
passengers, both from the North and the
South.
The rooms in the Eagle Tavern are M.
merous and well furnished, and So GrvsEsis
he'd as To size and retirement, as equally
TO suit those who move with numerous ia :.
miles, and those who travel by themselves.
a large and elegant table will tie every
day spread aud this establishment Mrs.
Watt pledges herself to support with uni.
formity.
Richmond Feb %, 1911. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05
Tie Richmond Hill dcaaemy.

FsEE AcadeYS1Sn Rjchmond.fiM has
L wing gone(iyJopperation, on The l4th
Janrsry.=Ihe prsse3t arrangement stand
thus
The Latin and Greek languages; with
SO MECH OF English 7s>SsS.are - general, as
is insePsrah!e from, and necessary to be
coaSec ed with classical sind es, add the
course Of a grammar schooi, by
X. DABNEY.
Reading. Writing, English Grammar,
Geography, with ibe ose Of the Globes,
Book tee ping. the Nest essential OF the
.prectical branches ot the Missionaries, III
GLIDING Arithmetic, by
w CAULFIELO.
The exersions Of two teachers, already
employed 10 the Academy, render it con-
veu;eat Tor a considerable number OF addi /.
tiohal scholars 20 be invited and received.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05

NN Monday, the ilth DAY Of March next,
~ being court day. viii D. exposed 10 pub
NC sale, at Campbell court house, 90 a credit
of Que, two and three years, cqua! payments,
TIE fatovsins Lots and Lands, zig.
One TracNof Land,
In the county of camPb1S on the waters of
Beaver and possum q eeks. containing $50 a.
ores, by late and acc -s.Ssurvey. api includ.
ing part of what is cdhed 9 oper's mountain.
Also, another Trslt of Land.
IN the said county, bn the branches of Postum,
Rock Castle, and FNt.SNeeks, containing $50
acres. and bounded by Ssevenson's, Gamblers
and Martins lands.
Also, another Tract of Land,
In said county, containing $40 acres, on the
ead branches of the south fork Of Falling Ri
vcr, and Upon the 5. E. side OF Long mountain,
and bounded by Cusby's Forbes. and Stitl,'s
lands.
Also, another Tract of Land,
In said county. containing 90 acres, on the head
branches of the south fork of Falling River. on
both sides of the main road, and boun ded by
the Long mountain and Richard Stith's lands.
Also, another Trac; of Land,
In Campbell county. on the branches of Beaver
creek, containing 400 acres.
Also, another Tract of Land,
Situated on the western branches of Buifaloe
creek, in the county of Campbell, containing
$50 acres, and commonly known by tie mama
of Turner's place..
Also, LOTS No. 4 and S,
Each half acres, situated on the main street
in the town OF New London, ON which are a
Store and Dwelling House.
Also, LOTS No. As and 46,
In the said town, containing S acres, adjoining
The above halfacre lots, w!iereon barn other
out houses now stand.
Is Also, LOT No. II,
situated in said town, ccrfaining IL acres.
Aud ~ and 43,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05

First 4.GG0 6,anks drawn, to be entit. ed
to 10 doiisr prize each, 4
a. Prizes payable s6days after the con,
clusen Of the drawing subject to detluc
ton of II per cent.
- Tickets in the above Lottery, re-.
ceiycd IRON III ssrs. G. s II. WAI1 E, OF
New York, for sale st the ARGUS Office
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05
each acres.
also, a Tract of Land,

Adjoining the above lots, containing 200 acres.
winch lnnd Thomas Reid purchased of PANE.
liza Ciamp, as viii sppear by the deed OF In.
denture, recorded in the distsict court of New
London
The above Lots and Lands were formerly
he property of Ntr. John Forbes, dec and OF
MIR. Thomas Reid, aad now belong 10 the late
firm OF Buchanan. Dunlop & Co. They wal
be shewn to int nding purchasers by Nj, Tho
mas Reid, who ives at Campbell cour t-housc,
or by James Penn, Egg. who lives heer New
London, and any further information required,
may be obtained upon application 10 MIR John
Iorapkias Of Richmon.l, or 10 the subscribers.
Rob~r. Roliok, /.
John Dunlop.
Petersburg, February IS 1911. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05
SCHEME.
81 600 Tickets

S4 600 Tickets 2SS, 900
Aud ten prizes, or benefits, consis,ine OF
One Thousand Tickets of the present Lot
terry. to be appropriated add set part for
that purpose, in addition to the monte d pri-
yes, together with all the benefits thar shall
beiCng thereto, and to be divided into ten
packets, 70 be marked A, B. G., ID, +. 7.
&, II, /, X and To contain 100 tickets each,
as follow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05

Haui. on's ESSENCE Of MUSTARD for
The rheema,isns gou palsy, swelling, numbness
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05

soldin RTcHNoNo oy appointment Of ne Pre-
p;lto-. wholesale s"i retail az VAIL Il KooEzs,
Druggists, neat ,he market bridge, and by Var,
RoEes, g. Co. D'uSsls,s, opposite the Swan Ia
VEN,
~. b. Those Persons wishing 20 purchEse the
ahc7e valuable Medicines, may DE folly satisfied
ct hsir SUPERIOR virtues by calfing az above, and
perusng a greAt number Of certificates from per-
soni Of she hrsS re'pe aabii;y, which are TO M.
me,ous and lengthy TO insert in new paper adj
veTli.enent oaf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05
Tooth Ache Drops !;

The only remedy yet discovered which gives
Immediate and lasting relief in che most severe
inttauocs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05
STATE OF NEW YoRK|-
Union College Lottery,
NO. II.
WO.II.

Which will positively commence drawing
in that city. on tina fourth Tuesday in A
'prii next- 600 tickets to be drawn each dsy
until completed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05

ON Monday. the i1th DAY of March next,
~ being court day. viii u exposed 10 pub
lie sale, at Campbell court house, 90 credit
OF Que, two and three years, equal payments,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05
DR.. HAMiLTON'S
GRAND RESTORATIVE.

Which the inventor confden'ly tecommends rs an
invau,be medicine for the speedy relief & pe,n,a
nent cure ofva,ioas comp!ein.s which e,uIt from
dnfi?ated pleasures, juvenile ind;se etions resi-
deuce in c'imaIss untsvoAbe 10 the eons,muiion ,
the immodsra;e use of ,eA frequent Investigation
or any destructive in.empa lance, The unskilful or
excessive use of me'cu.y, me diseases pcculier
70 i,raR!es al certain iealod of lie. bad ly.ngs
in, sc.
Hdmiiton'StTorm Destroying LozenseS
: tslvs within 'eB.yesrs. past, cu,eti an iTmen
number OF peTsont Tf age, and ia every 81.
from WORMS, and sgvia obs,futiions or foulnet 5
IN the stomach and bowels.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
FOREIGN.
Lars FRoAe SPAIN.
iiag'AaFea JFor sae l.ssO-!oA E0<4mg fsA
.t,vw A5e LIN G2%. Sept. +.
CoRRuNEA. Auo. ? adj.

La order that the public may BE- made
lcqr .iutea withousieiay wish ,he happy se-
'uirs OF the operations OF thc 7ih Array Of
which his Exce!ency Don Gabriel dc
tlendi2shdl is General in Chief, we pub
iiin this extra paper containing the ,nior-
rnasicn icnt 10 US by Spaoiard, from San
IONA, written ar nine al ght on the 10Th
ina,
" At half pan four in the morning of
the I4th, from 7 to 500 men, with foInc
cavalry from PortheIs diviiion, arrived at
ST. Aadero after having marched. cighr
leagues that night. with 10 mach iccrccy
that, after furpriiing and killing tac tirlt
ceHtinci,, they obtained poiIe hon Of tie
entrances OF the itreets Of ST. Francifco,
gate OF the Remedies. Santa, lara, and
Santa Lucia, without any peffon perceiv-
ing them an4 the iirR in,ima;Ion was
given by dilcharge, made by the guard
OF The hofpital OF o4n Raphael in the hi sh-
ftIect.
The General with all the officers (,he
number OF whom was much more dian
double OF that belonging to the garrifon)
was in bed he had about 500 gen d'ar-
mics, and 90 infantry, bat owing to the
furpFizc, though the General ru{hcd into
TIE ftreet he could muitcr only 90 of the
| gen d'drmes, and with then, and por .
ton of the officers who had collected, half
dIcRed, on the rampant, he took the pTin
ci?al road, accompanied by individuals
employed in the Holpit4ls, Intcndsncy,
Commiifareat, &c. aud as f,on as they
arrived at the mole, threw themfelves into
the water, in order to take feveral boats
that were in Cabcca da Rambia, with nc
Perlon on board, and having manned ,hcrr
with crews of two yche,s, which being
, ifranded could not get away, they put L
flea III diiofderiy manner, aud with the
water Up TO the wales, at leaf, bound f.
Santoha, whcre+ or Of them with 30 o
80 perlous arsived az noon.-The Inten
dant Aldamar, was taken near Sana Lu
, cia none of them carried away any thin
more than the clothes they had on, &: fom
, were even without lhoes.
S There was comfortable firing upon thoi
S who attempted to efcape but it had en-
= tircly ceafcd at 9 O'Clock at all the gates
c forty Spanilh folGiers collected in the VI
= Square, after having taken from SO to 8
rs hoffes, and Is or 80 prifoncrs (prineipal
: ~ officcfs} aud matched with the create
y order by the Principa! road, without dc
il ing the lcaft damage to the inhebitant
OF eycn asking them for provihons,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

terpr,2N.
and releti,a
Garter, sh2 - sack
IN rcveU .or ug having lett his .,sa,s.
dc ruuidiy Altered that / was rn ir;rb a,..
and had aanHea shree ieve,al ndi1es. n
eSniteuenee OF his dccla anon, ciearano
from Mr. .a-ymap, the AassItcan Con
iui, was OF no asaA. Twas riicn fcnt on
borl me Zeaial.d guard ih,p, " there
drafted, among others, for ms R1loroas
n9op OF war, and fcnt to CopcphaseG, m
hisy, 1907. On our retusn, having
| ossn twice drafted, was feat to pcrtS.
mouth III the Ban,crer- from .hepce on
ooafo fhe ROYAL William, Tor the holpisai
90 my recovery, being IT the tiac ca
wen, was ~: g. board the NIaaiiiies, for
fia-t'9X, bat being csa vay III tie river
81. Liwrc was fens there IN trans
port. and from c1cnce 20 7 s.nuda to
JOIN the Swiftfnie. Ga cur return. after
the cruiAe, having NEE admiral Coffin, I
rep'eienred TO him ny Gt1e,ior lie ab-
'er'ed, that he wouio make The necei,ary
enquiries, and in The event OF my ipeak-
ms the truth, effect my releafe. He came
''' -'..d @S nave nIlSC learnt,
called on my mother, Obtained ccr6if-
cate o. ny birth and bap;iiln, ana letter
from The iecretary Of fate, at the requelt
OF John . Adams, Efq. Norwithitand-
ing which, on his return 70 Haiifax, he
iook no further notice of mine, CT oe the
'ePrePIeisntat,ons of my friends.
Senible at Leaf, that my freedom was
TO be obtained in NO other manner Than by
deierticn-l made tire attempt--was Ia
Een-tied by court martial, and Zen.
fenced to 500 iaihes-f4us hundred IN.
"'7ety-Er Of avb.cb receiz,edi Ihres
months pftcr Deferred again-again taker
AGAIN tried-sud WHIPPED AGAIN
w ~ iriPes-25o being the ien.ence
Vent again 10 England in the ThiaIe,
OAK In co'iequence OF her being define
'or America with dcfpatches, fearing a.
AN InY asiertion, was fen. AGAIN OF
BOARD che Royal William, ara from he,
on board Tic Shamrock, bound to Poru.
gal vas raf away of St. Mary's--icn,
20 L'iSon' md put on hoard the Briaaur
| mere made "a third, laA and. thare Cod
) '''c-e'sfu' A--sr7Ft q; !! tioa.
=. Bottom, 81. 8, 49,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
TuNBR1Dcr wrLLs, lrnc, AUG 70,


ne kcletcn Of the 9TH Fuiiieers march
ed ln:e this plate on their route 10 Maid.
itone rom PorIllnonth, where they were
diienfarked from Portugal. They march
ca IL, their band playing ard their colors
lying honoraoiy pierced in a hundred
places and o,helWifc much tattercd
be nart,al appearance OF the hardy veto
Ians maze .tEoas irnplciion Oh every
heart, on affecting that this battalion
went INTO tht Battle Of Albuhera between
eight and nine hundred itrong, and TEX
clIi!Veot abult between ,wo and three hun
d'ed nen lei in the hoipitals al iibon, 4,
they suffered no mc.e than ABOUT FIVE CO:
GERS afi le,eiiy men, OF whom many were
ch1o.et, 10 As TO &c obliged 10 march
wl'holi iheinarsnS. As loon as il was
kno',l what eprYs they were, the iympa-
Ky itrihcir iqaas rings on that memo: q bic
Gay, NeIeln aoQnf ten minutes tine year
SEQ NJ re-. Brave comrades .sn, "a con
l-4Rea>e OF ss'e bgoke7 IN ~ tDe 2oliG.
'+,,an.Sers, be'cce Sncy Gc.Sse.> r,,oss
avail Ot sac 30. bc,J.- wcch fhcv ~
their tern, ucte obiq12 70 .o.;re AVA
ultimately ca. % BY Tbs Eas,,n c4yajrv.
Among tie eiioied ttst csE.e Eer=, there
is nl.n VI, received i..ot ~ ,Fc .se,
check, @n@ pa & 'hFoogh his 8soa.a >, .ne
ban came ou'ag ar ander the right law
boae 10 the d'les;ionit took the tor cue
, o. the uniotsunau man. which a,;,s iacera-
ted Ia iu-h msfiet as to render IL ncoes.
iary 20 ru' tcit iiD conieYIence OF winch
he IS deprived ,iPeech, oat in other ref
petts poheIcs hI!Acuiues .n,irc,y. ana Is
very hard Unlocking man.
The ee"o'ionihs FIGHT OF rnefe brave
men diluted iakery uoiom burlt forth AL
moit ihi'antanefiy INTO the mott generous
l5e"s, III Fe'Pet2 wait could nc dev,led
10 REV The mf now dear they were 10
rhe'r conn'ryn whr'hsr by giving chem
hAndto'na oif'' or by making fub
fcriptiun, li> you'd lie moG benefited
tha latter was cierred, and the gentry
: immediately tfn 20 iubicrlbe, when there
were above gUincas lubicribcd Tor
them.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
SEnT.+.

Extract of defpatch from Lord W iiia9-
ION, dated fuentc Guinaldo, Az. ~
1871.
A comfortable body of the ea,mv 3,
troops arrived by forced marches at Va.1-
dciid on the ioih and 7,h init. an1 attc,-
wards turned back toward Rio Scco traas
whence nave not Jet heard OF ,heIl bs
ing moved.
have hitherto not heard that tn enc
ny has made any movement in the north
OF Spain. Gen. Santociitcs write ,yaa
Aitorsa, on the 18th, and Eays a. ts-
enemy was it'll in coniiderab,e force IA has
itont. Marmont has left the canso .,o-s.s
thai lie occupied, with the as.ny no iss h.,
command, in the valley Of the Tag .ad
advanced his army towards TIE me la,lt.s
ehat tepsrate Eii .en,ad,.ra, floo. { r;
no pars OF the lad army has en,erc1 cas-
tile.
The dividon of the army of Pc ,uosi
that was cautioned at Iaiaiceeo ant Nos.
lilo, has, as had hearG, ontairc. fam.
advantages over final Spaniih Tose
commanded by General Morilio, t -l
legion OF Eft ramadura. common be
col. Downe thefc troops had a arcs.
as far as Montruchcs.
have no rsccOf intelligence frar ls
touth, OF SPAN. Gen. kallatteros l.i,l re
NAMED IL the Country OF Nicola, saen
iait had news from thar quarter.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
SPANISH PAPERS.

| We have been favouled With ST.,
'a!e CadIz papers and pamphlets ta 4,
middle OF AuguR.
ne important article they con r..
an cii'cia! letter iron iienery w g
the tngllih miniticG il Cadiz, TOT
Ill Init iecTc;.ry OF State, date
s, 1911. In iris note TIE Enelifl -
ter sails the attention OF tie gsse.
numher of reports ard papers cllcr sl
/ &C., ~. CT, he fans, axe hg IL
! fiess p 'Ae good zane ga Gdchi IS
$50 81 }Fe es.4,i..c1. crsv,y,
I 20 :'eA',en '..e SieA 4eh emile III III
'ionS ~ ORC COnnog aie.--.tc
-@,ly ieiers 60 Pamphlet ia e,,,v : -;
. mr. sec,olSo gvhicn e a!ied ges.co,, +,
4 CATIONS aga'l& hs -oveIisr, a..
'efii"ent, and nanom OF Gleat Br.. ~
Oh intentions deitltute OF honor, in
sooe iaith, and oFpoied to al the IS n.
pes winch nave influenced bis cous.ry
he AiEt' ance he has given 10 IL, ,r-
eauie OF tHe Spanlih nation. Thofr jgt,
a'ionS attempted 70 implicate Gre b
Kan wiih having, N the propoGt!oa VIII,
he, Inc mlpiiter, made in Ms;,h La
piaci"8 the Spaniih provinces i.nrra., i.
conilgnous to Potiuesi under the eau
sontfou Of lord Yelling oh, a dc .r
'uPpioni ali the vpannh officers and h.
'''eS' arc to crc4,e al Army IN cvery .
'eh'.ai Englfh Ans ALTO, that 4 3,
'he intention c. thc BIi iih government
60 ieihiorcc ITS army ia Cadiz, as ,o IN
Die II TO icize on the cj;y, aad hol .r
poGedon OF hi, Britannia maiettv q
tniniitcr admits, tina; after the wora T.
iten the iAcridces which Great. Brit n =
10 Itselv made in iupport OF the cau.e
oP@ia ;-has witneAcd he refpc6t if~l
PAD 10 the spaniM colonies and &.
eitive proof OF her Observation-Disclosures die
vered III the ready mediation ihc hss ,
tered to effect ths Eeitoratlon Of the q
ionies which have denounced the Al. Gr
y OF the mother country it would si
unneceiaTy TO notice or retute cali rs
10 improbable and inconGfca, :-Eu
&c pieicn; critical and oiilyeITed 5.,
ton or affairs when the 4alvat....
'fain depends 10 much 90 the prefer
OF harmony and good undernA landing
al led nations, he deemed il his dix,
vindication OF the ho0os Of his co,
TO contradict the csluunirs and t.
clare TO The world, in the mott w
manner, In the Dane Of his Britannia .
Jehy, his government, and whole z
nation tie taiehood of every infinu
whiciidttFibu;es 10 hem any intention
gTand'zement, or acqniG,ion, in ter
or properly, III Europe or Amcr;eas
espence Of the Spaniih nation. The
liter then explains the iub;ects OF h,
pohfion made in March La, aad de
no other announcements viii be fent
diz' but iuch as arc neccGafy 70 pg,
TO important petition 70 he Spao,h
archy. RE embraces ;hs location to
peat the aiiurance rhat Great. Brita;r
hof relax her CO. operation wiih t,c
flonS eHertioDs Of the Spaniin Dat;
pfeieFyc ifs liberty; TO rciTieyc the
u hds Sutained, to expei from the
spain It's cruel Inv adsFs, and 70 re-
biiih the integrity aud Independence &,
5Pah1ih crown. in corc'u6on, he
the iecictary o. Ga,e to iay his note I,
the regency that immediate inca
might be adopted to guard the pull
gain't the influence OF ia!ichoads and
''1"'liSS 20 i;.'S'sIicaay circulated.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
LISBON, AUG. IS.
Extraa Of defpatch from bis 2

Extratt Of defpatch from his Fxcellen.
cy MaFlbal General Lord 0eli.poton
to has excel cEcy Don Miguel Pcfcifs
FoIjazs dd,eJ at his head quarters
at tuenlc Guinaldo, Augua u,
1871.
The enemy has made no rrovencn, ri
importance iince ttanfmitted 10 your ex-
Gciiency my despatch OF the I4th inf.
In the afternoon of that day, dctach.
ment OF the enemy, conii4ing of near 1900
infantry and cavalry, arrived at Cara. a
town iituated on the fcutf fde of tbe
froan ans, that feprsate Cattle from Es-
'smsdura, and on tie following morning
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
From 81. Bar15oLsmequ5.

we learn by gentleman from S.. fa5
tho'onews, chat heavy gale OF " I'D y. 81.
experienced at that place On the 1910 Sen
temoer, which drove on ihorc MO. Of a..
Ve1eis IN port, AID did rvnldcrai ie-e
~ on ihore.