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LOT OF LAND.

Tor SALE, by the subscriber, a valuable Lot of
l. Land, situated at the corner of Division and
Church-sreets Said lot would be available stand for
for arcaiiers shop,or would make
for dwelling -house. For terms apply TO
Jan. O. NORTON WILLBOR.
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For .CJT T.

4 Small, but convenient Dwelling House, al
L n most new, situated on Sanford and Farewell
street, next north of the second Baptist Meeting
House. For further particulars, inquire of
Jan %. JASON SPRAGUE.
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EEaLUE .aND SCARCITY OF BOOKS M ID.
1471.

fv~N
So very valuable were books fsw centuries agp,
that in the year 1471, when Louis XI. OF France,
wanting to borrow the works of the Arabian Physi-
clan, Rhasis from the Faculty of Medicine at Paris
he was compelled to deposit, by way of pledge, a
large quantity of valuable plate and was also ob-
ged TO procure noblcman TO join with him ms Sc
curity in deed, by which he was bound to return
it. under very considerable penalty. About the
commencement of the fourteenth century, there
were only four casscks in the Royal Library at Par
is there was one copy of Cicero, Ovid Lucan and
Bocthus. So late the rein of Henry VI it is or
dered, by one of the statutes of ST. Marys, at Ok
ford, "1'hat Scholars shall occupy book in the
Library above hou- at most so that others may
not be hindcred from the use Of the same"
In tho front of tailor's shop, in Wales. is a
board with this, dignifed inscription" solomon
IIughs, MR. 81. ID. NJ, A." which the owner inter-
prcts Bfwechcr Maker and Drum .hGiOr 10 the IN
yesea .uis.,a. .A4<
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b. b. HOWLAND

LAS for sale,
IL Ar No. II & 70, TnAMEs.SrREET,
10 hhds Jamacia Rum
2 pipes Cir;
50 boxes Mould Candles
--.4LSO--
A few chests Souchong Tea 1st quality;
Nails pr. Cask, different sizes;
A few boxes Havana Brown Sugar
Flour per. barrel
Soap per box
general assortment of GROCERIES as usual
May 3
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CRANSTON & SHAW,
offer al frivafe Sale, at their AucHon Office,
dogsheads RUM
Bales COTTON
IS Barrels NESS BEEF;
20 do. Prime DO.
Pipe GIN. March s.
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CRANS7OV & SYAyV,
nFFER at private sale, on very reasonable terms
" at their Auction Office,
100 bbls superfne FLOUR.
Is bids. 4th proof Jamaica RUM.
10 pipes GIN.
10 hkds. surinam MOLASSES.
10 bbis GIN.
so bags Batavia COFFEE.
so do West-India do.
8quarter casks Malaga WINE
IL chests souchong TEA. Feb 20.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WHEREAS, Mary Wesfco's, wife of tho subscri-
w ber, has absented herself from my bed and
board, in consequence, am induced to the disa-
greeable necessity, of forbidng all persons harbour
ing or trusting her, on my account, as | viii not
nav sny debts of her contracting after this date.
F' CALEB WESTCOT.
Richmond, Nav I, 1911:
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NOTICE.
State Of Rhode Island and Providence Ptaa-
fqffops.
THE Creditors Of GEORGE CLARK. oi New
i port, in the COUNTY Of Newport, House Car
nenter. arc hereby notified 10 appear, 1T they see
N. at tho General Assembly, to be holden at New,
port. on the first "Wednesday OF May nex', ao
sbew cause. OF any they have) why his petition for
the benefit Of an act, made June, A. ID. HS6, too
the relief Of insolvent debtors, should not be granted
THOMAS PECKHAM, Debt. SeeSy
Newport April 10. 1911.
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EMPLOY MENT

TWO families, with number of children in each,
-. from to Is years of age, and several Girls,
from l9 10 % years of age, may receive constant
employment and generous wages, at the Cotton
Manuia ctory of 3ny, Bro1en s. Siater at Pd1ptack
et-Unquestionable recommendation as to characer
and morals will be required. Application may >be
made to Samuel Slater Pazetucke,, Aimy e BrorOn,
PrOwdence, to the Subscriber, No. us, Thames
street, who will give every information required.
EDWARD W. LAWTON.
Newport, I'd Of 5th mo. 1911.
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A gentleman dining at the London tavern hearing
the company saauimously praise the hsh, observed,
tl,stthe 6tst course Appeared 20 give general sas-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07
THE CHRONICLE.
LONDON, Sept. 4

fSoNDoN, sept. q.
A recent case has occurred at Hamburg,
which will ever be ranked among the most
cruel acts Of the emperor of France About
three months ago young merchant of the
name OF Schroeder, son 10 Octarian Schroeder,
OF Hamburg, was arrested and sent to Paris,
on charge of having been found in his pos
session some caricatures and pamphlets, which
initiated against the character Of Bonaparte.
II now appears that this unfortunate has
been brought to trial III the usual way, and
ms sentence was, :" to be branded in the fore
head and sent twenty FIVE wears to the gall
leys." As soon as the same was made known
to the emperor, he EXPRESSED his approba-
ton thereof, and whether from motives of
mercy or cruelty we are ut loss to say, he
altered the sentence, and gave orders that
the youth should he shot with his back to-
wards his murderers. This sentence, we
have reason to know, was immediately car
ried into execution. The news Of the vonng
mans sad catastrophe had reached Ham
burgh, and made every heart bleed for his
unfortunate suffurings.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07
MAxcnA. 2sth AUGUST.

On the 18th inst. Gen. Soult with 10000
men attacked the army of Frsire and Blake
close to Lorca, and was repulsed with great
loss.
Or the 18th, division Of the count Month
10 attacked four Polish regiments and entire
ly destroyed them.
ofh-Asthe Spanish array wasretirng from
Astorga It was twice attacked by the enemy :;
who, being repulsed took to fight most shame
FULLY, and was pursued by the Spaniards.
Iu letter from maj gen. Pictou to major
Won Arentschildt, eli the Artillery, (Which
we cannot copy ON account of its lengthy we
read OF the great praises bestowed on the
Portuguese forces for their conduct in the
battles of the Sd and 5th, begging them to re-
ceiye and present to the officers and soldiers
his thanks for their behavior on those occasi-
ons.--Lis5o1 Gazette.
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Erfract. tr0maH Official Despatch from Mar
shai G'n. Lard E'elhagtor, dared an Seht.
from Had Quarters ar FHente Criaal1o, 10
his Lrceileaey Don Miguel Pereaa For
jas.
A Division OF the Guards of Gen Dumon.
tier arrived at Salamanca the LIST Sept
have received information that division
OF corps are moving towards Gen. Balaste-
ros at Ayamonte; but that Gen. has retired
TO llha de Canellas. not far from the Guadia-
ma, while the enemy continued at Ayamonte :;
but aS the transports had arrived to conduct
General Ballesteros and his troops, suppose
the enemy must have left Ayamonte.
According to advices received from Costa
de Sueste, forwarded me by Mr.. Wellesley,
i appears that the Spanish army of the king
dom of Murcia had retired about the be-
ginning of August to It's position at Lorca, and
that one of the divisions of the army had suf-
fered rcpulse i'll their retreat from the enc
my.
have Just received a letter dated the LIST
INST. from Gen. Siiviera. by which learn that
Gen. Ahbadia had retired in the best order
from Ia Baneza d Ponte de D'Orilgo and
was preparing again to occupy his former POI
sltions IN front OF Astorga.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07

- bAL MORE NOV. J..
For some time pastit hadbecn Dclieyedthai
goods 20 an immense amount had been sro,,s,
g'ed into this CITY; butin soartfnlamanuerss
to battle every effort Of the cn,tom- house 10
detect them; the politeness of Mr.. Porter tho
deputy collector Of this port, has enabled rs
to say that dispatches, dated Dog Island. Ser-
TENDER 8, states that Lieut. Gregory, in gun
beat. No. l62, has come UP with two French
prlvateers having in tow a Spanish shin fronr
Barcelona, bound to La Vera Cruz, ladeo
with brandy, vine aud dry goods. which the
PiVateers people were smuggling on shore
On lieut.. Gregory's making dispositions ~.
attack them they set fire IN the privatcers
and attempted to bufn tbe. Saip, bat were mo-
able to succeed We areh3bpy e. learn that
the lieut.. has seized the Spanish ship andthe
remainder Of her cargo, and that hc has sorne
OF the pTivateer's men in irons ON board his
vesseL--.Nesy Orieaa3 Gazette.
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the river, as the sottlers were equally af4c-
ted far and near il. Not family escaped
through all the settled parts of those terrific
RES. louisiana did not share better tate
than Illinois, nor were st. Louis and St. G e-
neviye less afflicted than kaskaskia and ka-
AoSia.-Ihe distemper assembled the hills
and spread over the wide and extended prai-
rles, where It's ravages were as great as in
the bottoms.--At present (Sept. 2sth) the
disease appears TO be checked by the favor
able turn of weather and copious rains which
have lately Iaiicn.--'rhe surviving inhabitants
are generally getting ont, and appear like
nation OF ghosts,-The gloom is lnconcciva-
bic
The number of deaths has not been great
IN proportion to the cases of sickness. II is
observed, that it proved uost fatal 70 nor
thcrn constitutions. For the information Of
their distant friends the names of some of
the deceased follow:
Elijah Backus, Esq formerly of Connect
cut, last ct OHIO, receiver of public monies in
the LandOfficc, Kaskaskia.
Doctor Aaron Elliot, formerly of do. settled
at ST. Gcnevieve, died Mt St. Louis
Wife OF do. she was sister of Moses An
stin, Esq.
Judge Penniman, lately returned from Con-
necticut, with newly married wife, daugh-
ter o. DR.. Osborn, of Middletown.
Mr. Tinker, returned with dn. Both these
gentlemen settled at St. Gcneyieve.
Capt. lowering, formerly of Maryland, las,
of Marietta, Ohio, settled at Kaskaskia.
Mrs. Rector, late of Kentucky and mntre,
of numerous family of children of whom
General WIN. Rector, is one, settled at Kas-
kaskia.
Child Of Nathan Pope. Esq. Secretary Of
Illinois Territory.
Wife Of Mr. Morse, late of the state of n
York, settled at Kaskaskia.
- HARRISON, Esq. arespectable Attorney
settled a, Cape Girardeaa.
The same disease is understood to have pre-
vailed down the river quite 70 N. Orleans.
- Knox, Esq a respectable young At
torney. late of Pennsylvania, settled for time
at Kaskaskia. and recently removed to New
Orleans, had fallen victim.
TFeSteru SPY.
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u" CHARLOTTE counr, lst Oct. 1910. n

u CHARLOTTE CoURT, 1st Oct. 1910. ID
DLEASANTROBARDS. StepenRo bards
a Joshua Robards. William Robards. Mar
tina Robards, Fancy Irby. who was Fanny
Robards, and Judy Chandler, who was Jndy
Rn5ards, children aud representatives of
Martha Rabards, who was Martha Wo-
AcA1xsr - = . In Ciancery.
Thomas Womack, administrator Of William
Womack, dec William Womack, son of
Francis Womack, dec Abncr Wonack, Eli
zabeth Cauthorn, who was Elizabeth Wo-
mack, and John Spradiin and Mary his
wife, which said Mary was Mary Womack,
chidren and representatives of Abraham
Womack, dec. William Womack, Ma
ny Owen, who was Mary Womack, and Mar
TIA Womack, children and representative
OF ishaln Womack, dec. Francis RICE, Tho
mas Rice, Samuel Rice, Abraham Rice.
lsham Rice, Fanny Rice, Molly Cheatham,
who was Molly Rice, and Elizabeth Pucker,
who was Elizabeth Rice, children and repre-
sentatlves ofSarah Rice, dec. whowas Sarah
Womack, Francis Hamilton and Daniel Ow-
EN- and Mary his wife, who was Mary Hamil-
ton, children and representatives Of Judy
Hamilton, dec. who was Judy Womack.
Mary Mann, who was Mary Womack, Josiah
Hatchctt, Joseph Talbert and Martha his
wife, Who was Martha Hatchctt, and Judith
furkering, who was Judith Hatchett, and
William Hatchctt, children and representa-
tives of Elizabeth Hatchett, dec. who was f. :
h1aoeeh Womack, DEFENDANTS.
The Commissioners appointed under the
lnteriocutory Order made in this suit the 10th
day OF March, 1905, to make sale of the ns-
6roes and division of the whole estate in the
SAID lnterlocutory order mentioned made
their report thereon" "In confirmation
whereof it is ordered and decreed that the
sale and division therein mentioned made by
the two Commissioners be established and
made hnai between the parties, aud that
John l.. Grute, Executor of Mary Womack.
sho was Executr,x Of Thomas Womack,
sfls,sF as administrator Of William Womack,
pay the money in their hands belonging to
the Estate at William Womack to james
Dupuy, Jun. and Asa Dupuy, 10 be by them
pald to the several parties, and that they
place me dividends OF such parties as may
not apply in four months from tho time. az
interest III safe hands for their benefit"
The parties Tor the legal representatives
of such as are dead) Interested in the fore
going decree and entitled to distribution of
OF the Estate Of the said William Womack
are requested to make application 70 the SUBJ
scribers tor their respective dividends, and
also come legally authorised to receive the
same, showing their lineage and line ofrepre-
sentation, &c. &c as the subscribers VII. NOT
pay out any Of the said Estate but eo those
who CONC authorised as above.
JAMES DUPUY, IT. ,
49,. N0tto70ay,) CO.,
Prince Edward.
Virginia, June %, 1911. (5tt. oe6wA
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IN Virtue Of a deed of trii-,. executed by
3 Joseph Watson TO the Subscriher, bearing
date the 22d day Of April last will be sold
to the highest bidder for ready moneA at
Archibald B. Dandridge's Tavern, ~ the
county of Hanover, on the 10th day ifNo-
vem5er next. one TRACT or pARML Of
LAND, living on the south side OF BE ole
mountain road, in Saint Martins l'Sfish, Of
the said county, containing one hundred and
ninety four acres and three fourths of sn acre,
adjoining the lands of Thomas Underwood
John Dinton, John Nuckols, and William
Woodson.
JAMES UNDERWOOD, Trustee.
October 22d, 1811.-2tp.
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THE POPE.
The Cadiz papers contain the following ar
ticle, under the head of
!" Afeldseaee from IfaIy."

- Intelligence. from {tsiy."
The holy father continues in custody,
without any access to him being permitted,
at Savona After he had promulgated the
communication against cardinal Many,
archbishop of Paris, which was affixed to
ms own cathedral, his holiness was depriv-
cd OF the use OF pen and ink. The Cardinal
OF Pietro and NJ. Gregory, were on the same
account thrown into the public prison in Pa
ris, and after being threatened with death
were ultimately banished. This circumstance
has led 20 the belief of an intended change In
the holy see but of this there is at present
no Certainty. Napoleon 3 ,napartc has Civ
en'a commission to cardinals Flesh Borghcse
and some others, to confer with the pope, but
to no purpose. Some have refused TO accep,
the commission, because they anticipate the
reply, Restore myself ana the sacred col
lege to liberty, restore the patrimony Of the
church and then we will confer" The Car
dinals Gonsalvis, Maths, Oppizoni, Pietro,
and Zitta, have immortalized themselves in
the annals of the church, especially the first,
whom Bonaparte hates mortaily. The Gu
| rate OF Rome, the canons and benefciaries
afford matter OF comfort and OBLIGATION. In
vain have attempts been made to draw them
| from their duty BY new form of oath.
Three hundred of them have been banished
TO Bastia, in Corsica. NJ Fularapho, D.
Arrerro T'ibeci, Seclope, the curate Carbous,
the celebrated Abbot Perera, the canon
Belli, in short, the hower cf the clergy Of St.
John, 81. Peter, st. Mary the Greater, and
Of all the churches, are suffering glo,iou
Punishment in that dsagreeabie island
Some are left in Rome where they do much
good, supply the place of those curates who
are disabled by their infirmities from FER
forming their duty. Three or four curases,
and some Of the most ignorant and incapable
! cancns, are the only ones who have taken
the oath Al the foreign clergy, even such
as are travelling have been seat back TO their
respective countries. The Roman nuns have
been reduced to four converts, of different
orders; each has a pension of nine scud
The same sum is paid to those who held ST.
tuations under the former government and
even to the secretary of state"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07
RIGA, August %, 1911.

III enclose you COPY Of letter received
from our minister at St. Petersburg. am
happy in receiving it in time to advise capt
Matthews OF the circumstance in order that
ne may take steps to guard against these pri-
vateers."
Extract sFa letter from Mr.. E,-viae, she
ciai n'iHister of'tbe United States, at CO.
1ieahagen, TO mr.. .ddams, minister hleni-
hofeHtiary cttAe same at 81. PefeysbRrgb.
Brig Hero, Biackler, master, of Marble
head, by William Blackler and Sons. from
Marblehead to ST. PETERSBURG, with cargo
Of cotton and coffee Brig Radins, Lander,
Of Boston, owned by VIM. GRAY from New
port bound 70 St Petersburg, with cargo Of
oil. cotton. SIC.
Dear Sir,
The two vessels above mentioned
arrived at Elsineur on the Gu inst (Aug,st)
PAID their sound dues, and Dpcceerlsd on
their voyage. On the 7th the wind being A.
head, they anchored rear this port; vesfer-
day morning about A o'clock they got under
way again, and in the course of the dav were
Captured by a Frenc privateer, about six
English miles from the Danish shore, off the
point Fallterborougb. that is Within The Swc-
dish jurisdictiun.-They we're brought into
WIS toiS ny TIC AGld pllNateef at - o'clock
in the afternoon. / made every effort vita
M. Desangiers, the French Consul. aed
Ch@lge d'Af,irs, and with this government
to prevent the papers which were immedi-
atelY delivered 70 said Mr. Desaugiers, be-.
ing sent 70 Paris, and TO obtain chat the LAT
ter should be decided in the tribunals ;;f This
country, 0t nnhappily without effect.
There are three French privateers on the
Coast Of Edlstein, but this is the first which
has male It's appearance here
The privateer IN question j. going out A.
gain t. night and very much fear intends to
fail this port With orr vessels, which are now
about returning from your quarter
Inc two vessels now captured might ess;-
~ ave escaped, but the French privateer
CT fying French colours, they presumed him
10 be a Dane; he is an open boat. whst IS
called a Deal pilot boat named with 10
mca, and carrying four small swiyels.
am informed that Considerable num-
Der Of our vessels have within these two
months gone up under convoy. have en-.
deayored 10 obtain some security against
Danish cruizer for such Of these as NAV 70.
turn without convoy but the clause Of the
Royal instructions OF this point Is construed
to affect AL vessels which have used enemies
convoy, either in the Atlantic or Baltic d.-
Ting the voyage out and home, in which they
engaged and this rule viii not be RELAXED
or modified. So that all vessels which have
gone under convoy ought to return under
convoy"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07
NArLEs. Aug. 16.

The unfolding q the manuscripts found in
hercuianeum IS continued with great activity.
There have lately been published fragments
OF poem on the war between Marx Antho.
ny and augustus and long extracts from the
second bonk OF Epicurus, upon nature. We
hope 70 fDd the whole treatise A ncr,l
work q Poslistocles, the disciple Of Epica-
rus, has been reblished. FRAGMENTS Of Co
lotus upca Plato, and Of Corniscus upo,
friendship will also be published An entire
new WORK of Phelodemus ON rhete,ic il in the
press Tic excavation ofPompeia is CONT
nued with fresh vigour A part E the wi-
peru and rich tables Of marble found there
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07

Communicated from n reshectoble source ar
haskaskiqs, BEARING dafe Stff. 2sfh.
Inc past summer has proved extremely
unhee thy on The Mississippi river, the lii
nois and Louisiana Territories. The disease
was billions fever, originating Gas supposedly
IRON an uncommon oycufowing Of that river
W tAe spring, succeeded BY very hot sum
neF' ne atmosphere appears to have been
poisoned to great distance on each side of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07
Nav YORK. Non. ,

BY the ship San Josef, from St. Salvador.
Cbrtzils) which place she loft the 9Th of Sept
we iearn, that considerable body Of Portu-
geese troops and militia had marched from
hio Grande, to relieve Montevideo.
Markets at ~. hivador---FiourS 10
Russia goodsin demand.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 90.
CASE OF THE SCHOONER EXCHANGE.

Judge Washington Yesterday delivered his
opinisn in this most importalt and delicate
case. He reversed the0pinion of the district
court and has adjudged that the property of
a foreign sovereign, though public armed
vessel, Is subject to the jurisdiction OF our
courts, if found within our territory, on the
claim of a private citizen.
The vessel in question was seized by Ma
pcleon under his Rambouillet decree, and ta-
kenimmediately into his service, without Gas
the libellants alledge) any form of trial or
adjudication.
On her arrival in the port of Philadelphia,
she was iibelled by her American owners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07
Septenbcre.
POPULATION.

The cessus for the cities of London and
Westminster, with the suburbs and parish
es immediately contiguous, has been compile
ted. Fhe total is, 1909, 10z, including 1873,
Slrmales, and 6l5,323 females. The in
crease, compared with the census in 1901, is
139,139.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07
Rrom Eiuas. Sehtembcr 6.

:, Soult in the beginning of August entered
Grenada with $4,000 infantry and 1000 ca
yairy, attacked the troops Of Freire & Blake.
From accounts from the interior of Andausia
we learn that the Spaniards with very little
loss remained masters of the field.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07

The postmaster Of this city received intel
lisepee by yesterdays mail, from the post
master ~ Baltimore, that report was cur
rent, and believed by many. that Louis Bo.
naparte (eY-king Of Holland) had arrived n
the Fort having with him four millions OF
dOIlars in god.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07
NEw.Y York, Nov. l
FROM THE BALTIC.

We have been favored with copy Of the
Sowing .ctSer relative 10 French priyatGers
VINO are depredating on the American com
merce in the Baltic-received by die BRIG
Transport, Mathews, from Riga.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07

NoRFoLK. November 4.

NORFOLK, november A.
a letter from Barbadoes dated the 9th of
October mcatons, " that there had been an
Instruction at Martinique, and that it had
been completely quelled-About thirty of the
ringleaders were taken and executed +"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-07
September 10.

Our minister, Mr.. Wellesley, has presen-
ted sremonsirancea against the numerous pub
locations that have appeared in Cadiz, ten
ding to Willy the British character.