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THE MEDICAL CoLLEGE LOTTERY,

THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,
IN WHICH IRE
TWO PRIZES OF FIFTY THOUSAND
., DOLLARS,
VIII commence drawing on the 1Ith of june next.
when the first drawn ticket will entite the holder
to FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The subscribers have for sale a number Of the
ilCkEFS, which they Often Mt present at tie ORR
sinai price of TEN DOLLARS; the opportunity thur
presented Of purchasing achance for fortune at the
lowest rate should not be neglectess the price Of
Tickets will certainly be raised the ed Monday OF
next month. Applications from distant places by let.
ter, post paid, nclosing the cash. will heimmeiiae.
y attended to by either Of the subscribers at t.eig
Lottery Offices in Baltimore
kEARNY WHARTON.
PHILIP III. NICKLIN,
j. I. COHEN, Jun'r.
Baltimore, March Oh. 2awtlaOct.
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PRINTING Of every Kind handsomely Ana oxpsdi-
sg'st1 done 1t tIli. ogiss
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ROCKVILLE ACADEMY LOTTERY.

Wilfcommrnce drawing Monday the 18th day OF
May, at Montgomery COURTHOUSE, Mary land.
By authority IF the State of .fayriaud.
SCilESiE or A LOTTERY
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$4,000 tickets at Zen Doiiars each S3a.,.Us
Cash! PRIZES
Subject To deduction of fifteen per cent.
Stationary hriscs as foitoSV.
First drawn ticket entitled to E5OC3
=. 5000 Lla..As Sc each
The next 1000 do. Is
do Ticket after the GOo0 blanks $500
FIRST drawn ticket on the i5t, AZ d until the 25.a
day 500 each
res po e ss.s t" ssn Ssssep' the 100 sAe
The sad ten prizes 10 consist of the uuntrrs .iora
to l00O inclusive, each hundred vi he said ,ssr ~,
be one prize the first draw hudreu louest nois-
the 35th.
First drawn ticket on the S5th S,5onn
Do 3bth to ilst 500
Do 41st TO 50th inclusive 1000
DO. 55th day sO,0UD
The prize books to consist Of Nos. 1 a 1000.
The Object contemplated to be accomplished ~
The above scheme, is emincnty entitled to the faver
and patrOnage'of the citizens 1t Baltimore. J he es.
Enlistment OF {" Medical College vii unques,ionsiy
have beneficial influence on the general literary
character ot our ci'y-on it perhaps may be hcrcas-
ter engrafted the other Cole ges, and thus unycr
sity he constituted.
1t will however give rs other important advantages
lit will promote spirit f investigation in the fa-
Guilty, 1T Will induce young men of talents establish
themselves IN our city, and thereby permanently
cure to this conmuutty the best aid that can be ri:
for'le'i by the medical profession. 1t may also be-
proper to remark. that if this school should prosper
as is anticipated, II will large be expend-
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise he
disbursed in other places.
We presume that those gentlemen who are anxi-
Gus for the advancement OF the interests of Ba,ti-
more, will give their support ON the above cunsi
derations.
To those who are inclined to profit themselves az
the same time that they encourage us-we conf
IDENTITY say, that scheme of lottery splendid or
promising as the above, has been offered in this
country. -
~ The commissioners having already contracted
for the sale of sufficient number of Tickets IN I'D
thorze them in fixing the earliest day for drawing,
THAT the time necessary for making preparations Will
admit,
GIVE NOTICE,
L bat the drawing of the Medical College Lottery
will commence on the IIh day Of June next.
TICKETS may be lad by application to the Ma
nagers.
.n.3N.4GERS.
John 81 Davidge Nidd'n. d. Magruder
James NIosher Isaac Purneu
John Comegys Benjamin Berry
itober Cary Long George Winchester
B. Ii. Mullikin John IRA v,for,I
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. - m FriIar, .Nry 90.
Mr.. MfcIW prese7tel the petition of Ioqspr,
nowisnd, jun IL behalf 9f Henry IGi consul orti,e
o. States at lifrtii, stating That l.e had pureoscd
vessel there aud sent her with cargo 10 the H. S
on Which u. bed been compelled by the collector
ofthe port where she arrived 10 pay foreign dotcs
oftonrase alt!Iodgh the vessel belonged 10 him ci
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

49, Tuesday, NAY 26, 1879.
The bill making further provision for the sale oil
the reserved sectous OF land in the state of Ohio,
rea, third time and passed.
e. A message received from the President
Of the United States transmitting certain documents
concerning our relations with France; which were
read and 1900 copies thereof ordered to be prin-
ted.
Mr.. Smith Of Nd. submitted the following mo-
ton for considerations
= Resoiuea. That the secretary of war he directed
to report the Senate the number OF men ordered
be supplied by each state for the purpose of
pleting the respective quotas under the act of the
present session, entitled Z" An Act TO authorize a
detachment from the militia of the U. So
Wednesday, .'Iay 81.
: The Senate rcsuuisa the consideration OF Mr..
Smiths motoa OF yesterday, which was sgreed to.
Asrceably notice given and leave obtained, MIR
German introduced a bill to revive and continue i'm
force for n limited time act entitled 80 An Act
further provide for the refugees from the British,
provinces OF Canada and Nova Scotia, and for other
PURPOSES, passed the 2i,h Feb 1910.
Thursday. .lLly 28.
The bill " to extend the time for exporting, with
privilege of drawback, goods, wares aud merchan
disc, entitled thereto by law" passed to tnird
reading.
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John b. Davidge
James Nlosher
John Comegys
Robert Cary Long
Is. II. Mullikin
y. a. Smith
Hal Harrison
w. III. Clenlinea
Fielding Lucas, Jun.
William Gwynn
David Hoffman
Samuel Baker
James Cooke
Jonathan Meredith
jeremiah Sullivan
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VIM. s. DANCE, D. c.
wSw
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ed that the members Of the Legislature
turned avsy With apparent horror. {
This morning Mr.. Miner introduced
the following resolution which was a.
greed to almost unanimously
Whereas an instance has lately oc-
CURED at the seat Of government and
under the eye Of the Legislature, OF the
practice of oull-bai,ing. Canceivng that
every wise and humane government
ought to protect animals from cruelty
that the practice is dissracetul to civil
ICED and Christian people: and tina, i''c
public s,orals must be vl;iated by such
inhuman exhibitions, Therefore
Pssotvtd, That committee be ap-
pointed to bring in bill for suppressing
tie practice of bull baitins-and provld-
ing for the more effectual punishment
Of persons who shall be guilty Of cruelty
TO animals"
Committee, Messrs. Miner, M'Comb
and Holgate.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. %.


Arrived schr, Tyro, Coward, 10 days
from Cape Henry (Hayti.) Left schr.
Mariner, from Baltimore The schr. Ju
ian, COPELAND 'for, Philadelphia, sailed 8
days before. On Thursday last, oath inst
IF the Capes, fell in with a small schr.
from N Carolina, that had been taken the
day before by the British Squadron, her
cargo, tar, taken out, and the schooner
given out 30 prisoners were put on
board, IA of whom came on board The
Tyro; they were he captain, supercargo
< crew of schr. Julian, from Cape Fran
co.'s for Philadelphia-the captains and
crew of ship Pekin, from Boston, for
Alexandria. They complained OF i'll
seatment whilst OH board, they were
obbcd Of all their cloths, charts, qua.
drants, sc.
The squadron has chased several
Crafts on saore. The Pekin had u
.icence-but they contend that 1t only
protected from Alexandria outward -
Spoke in the bay, sch'r. Richmond from
New York for Baltimore.
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Pennsylvania Legislature.
DrcEMYER 10.

Yesterday after the House adjourned
many of the members we're invited OH
about 100 rods from The town, TO bei'
halt. e. arriving on the ground, It was
found tina, the sport had continued an
hour or two. The bull was listened by
rope to stake driven into the ground
ard then 6 OF large bull dogs let loose
mon him. The poor animal was al.
most exhausted -the blood ran from MS
s;dss.and his head was terribly lacsra!-
.a and torn: bis ears torn of and us
Ewes almost out. One large dog had
him by the nose-one by the rema'As OF
an ear-another hung on to his eye
while fourth was tearing HIN behind
The moor creature nosned with anguish
and hi, believing extorted by their cru,
e]ty seemed to heishten the pleasure OF
the sport. Inever was more eisgas'ea
in nv life, nor had ] an idea that ma"
could delight in such savage toitures.-
I ,,aid bu, few minutes, and leoser''
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Ertrnordiaary accident.


During the last week, q Marine
on board one ofthe Gun-Boafs at the
Wal!about, having loaded mnsket
too deeply; was attempting to draw
the charge, when an officer on board
seized the mnsket, directed the muz.
zie over the side of the heat. and fired
iato the water; the ball glanced from
the water. passed through thick
hoard fence. and through the body
Of man who happened to be stand
ing the opposite side. The man sur
yiVed his wounds but few minutes.
The gun-boat was lying about So
yards from the shore, about 81 Or
100 yards front the person who was
thus accidentally killed.
Com. Advertiser.
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CI<GRNS SIS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FRetorted fat the alexandria Gazttfe.
TUESDAY, December 80.
70 b. continued.

L -
TUESDAY, December 80.
Mr.. Lewis from the committee or
the District Of Columbia, reported a SiI!
TO Incorporate the Columbian Insurance
Compsny Of Alexandria, in the! district
ofColumhi,. Read twice and referred
to committee of the whole house lor
Monday next.
NJ. Williams from the committee
an Military Affairs, reported bill max
imp nrovision for IN addltional number
OF General Officers. Read twice and
referred TO the same committee OF the
whole, to whom was referred the bill
supplementary to the act entitled an act
for the more perfect organization OF the
army Of the United States.
The House in committee cf'he whole
Mr.. Desha in the chair, on bill sup
piementarv to an act entitled an act
for tie mare perfect organization OF the
arHv Of the y. States.
This bill provides for the appolntmens
of number of additional officers in the
different corp. of cavalry and light ar
tillery--i, also provides for gi.'ng
bounty of 40 dollars in money.
MIR. Clay (Speaker) moved to amend
the bill by striking out that part when
gives bounty of one hundred and SIX
~ acres Of land. Carried As to So.
The committee having gone through
the bill, proceeded to take mp tor con-
siderstion, the bill in addition to an 'c'
entitled an act for raising an additional
military force and for other purposes.
This bill contenplates INCREASING the
military force OF the United States to
$1,000 men.
The Attn section provides that the aP'
pointncnt of all the additional officers
down 20 Colonels shall! be made ey the
| President OK the United States With the
concurrence of the Senate, beio" that
GRADE by the President himself. 1 he
chairman OF the committee Cd military
Affairs, in his exposition of the features
Of This bill, declared that it was contem'
mated that blank commissions should
be issued 10 the Colonies, whose duty Il
should be to fill them up with the names
of such persons as would be most likely
to raise companies. !,
| 1t also provides for the repeal OF al
the laws relative to volunteer corps IRON
the lst cf February next. -,
| Mr. pitkin had objection to the Al
| section, he therefore moved tnat tn'
committee rise, report progress and as
| leave to sit again, for the purpose .
| giving time for deliberatien on SO ~"
nortant an innovation on the estaohshe'
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DEd7 rs.

Died, at Baltimore, on the 2s,h inst.
John Keller, in the 62d year of bis age.
AT Norfolk, on the 18th inst. Mrs Ann
Smith, the amiable consort OF Larkln
Smith, Esq. Collector of that port.
In Orange County, N. Y. in the 7th
gear of his age, Gen. James C2infen.-
lie was OH officer Of great merit in the
resoluli mary army, and performed I'M
,ortant ser, ices for his country. The
evening of long life devoted to patriot
'sm and virtue, was closed with perfect
omposure and devout resignation 10
he will of the Almighty.
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| press-he has become the herald Of the
President-he is entrusted with the Sc
crets of the cabinet-lYhy need we
mention Duane, the favorite OF Jefferson
-et multos alios. They are strewed
thick as autumnal leaves in every part
ofthe United States. BY means of their
activity and the command of the most
prominent presses, wko will have the
hardiaood to say that they have not an
undue influence in our country! Let
him who doubts look at the state OF
Pennsylyania-See Binns directing the
destiny ofDearly million Of inhabitants
Ask where he came from !--Who
knows his birth ?-Who knows his edu.
Cation ?-Who knows his former cha.
racter None can tell. But all feel his
power. Did we for this engage in n
eight years war-that foreigners should
lord i, over us-Men who owe allegi,
snce to another government, and who
may be obliged to perform lis duties, if
they put their heads out of our terrific
ry, the castle which protects them.
Shame to the native gcniusof America
that il should submit to such an usurpa.
ton. But not content with drawing the
most preciou. Dutriment from our soil
these exotic plants require that VIC shall
nurture their roots with our blood. To
fix their degrading yoke on our necks
interminab!e war must be waged by the
native American citizens against the 60.
vernment to which these foreigners owe
an unalienable allegiance.
Native Americans Can you consent
to carry on this unnecessary war, that
you may be ruled by Binns, Duane, IT.
vine, Gales--instead of such men as
Washington, Jay, Pinkney, Marshall
whose birth We know-whose great SER
vices hsvebecn felt-whose virtues shed
lustre on our cauat"y-whose tame
extends to the limits of the earth. Bu'
it may be asked, is not Madison native?
Yes; James Madison was born in the
state which gave birth to George Wash
ins,on. but alas, how unlike. Wash
ineton loved his native land. and loved
it only. But who,p does Madison love?
Fugi,ives from other lands, bask in his
smles-He trusts 10 this unnatural band
to uphold his power--as tyrants OF old,
drsading their own SUBJ ects, employed
foreign mereenaries.
70 BE- continued.
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L.AA.Ds FOR SHE

I'm Monday the list day Of February
" next, will be exposed 10 Public
Sale at capt. Wtllian,s's Tavern, Dunn.
fires, the following LANDS In tic
county of Prince William. devised tv
the late John Gibson. for the payment
OF his debts.
Sixteen Hundred and Twenty.four
acres lying or SIaly Run Branch ep tho
upper side of Cedar Run-and One
Hundred sDd Fifty eight acres on tho
lower side Of Cedar Run Or Frehch's
Branch--distant twenty-five miles from
Alexandria, and fifteen from Dumfries.
About sixteen hundred acres Of the
above Lard are under good enclosures
-judiciously laid of and divided. The
land abounds in 6ns timothy meadow
and between three and four hundred
bushels Of wheat are ANNUALLY sosn on
it. There is also an excellent seite for
breast mill. large new barn, good
severseer's house, with necessary out
houses, add young bearing apple and
peach orchards Of choice fruit
Further details are deemed unpeces.
sary as it is presumed any person wish.
ing to purchase, will view the premises,
and Mr. JENKINS residing thereon will
shew the lands aud give information re.
spec,irg them to any person who may
apply.
Possessionwill be given the lst March
next, but the Negroes and Stock viii
nemain on the plantation till the lst Of
April.
Terms of sale.-four annual install.
mcn,s These credits are offered, be.
cause the principal debts, for which the
above Lands aye directed to be sold, are
now in litigation, and cannot for con.
siderable time be brougb, to final set.
Element.
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principle. ofthiS government. Mega.
Mr.. Talmadge moxed 10 strike GU: the
4th section. Negstiyed.
The committee then rose and report
ed the two bills to the house, aad the
house adjourned.
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ROBERT GRAY,

Has just received-for sale--a few CO.
pies Of
Lees Memoirs of the War in the South
ern department Of tho United States
Bloun,'s Practical Navigator ind Coast
Pilot
Jackson's Book Keeping A
Books Of Common Prayer, in plain and
morocco bindings
Mai,'s Introduction
Lancaster's Epitome
Father and Daughter BY Mrs. Opie
Knickerbocker's New-York
Practical Piety
The Rambler, by Dr.. Johnson, in four
neat Pocket volumes, bound In boards
December 20
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The Senate have agreed to the amend
ments Of the House to the bill directing
the Secretary of the Treasury to remi,
certain fines, penalties and forfeitures,
which now only awaits the sanction OF
the President to become law.
National Inteikyencsr.
Jonafhan RusstN, Esq-This gentle
man was formerly merchant in P'ovi.
dehce, of the house of Amidon and Rus.
sell. He failed III business, and took
to the law"-he failed in the law and re-
turned to business. in the year eight
cen hundred and one we remember to
bave seen an Grafton from his pen, then
We believe lawyer, distinguished tor
its noisy vehemcace add its bitter spirit
We believe, however, it did not procure
him an Office from Mr.. Jsfferson-for .
few years after he went to France, as su-
percargo of a ship, and was dctsine,i
there with a numberof his counlrymen
under the French dscrses. He was ct
committee or depuation appointed by
the American captains and supercar-
goes to val, on MIR. Armstrong, who Be
ing about to quit France left Mr.. Ru>
sell as charge de affaires. Here com
menced his diplomatic career, which W.
have seen lately terminated by lette',
first published atNashington, dated 18th
Sept. and addressed 10 ordCastlereagh
We think Mr.. Russell as well qualified
for the rank of minister, as Dearborn
or Smyih for the command OF armies -
, At present things are upon great scale
in this country -Rttertory.>
1t has been intimated, that law would
be passed Tor the occupation of East
Florida. Great Britain, it is said, has in
herWest India possessions not less than
10000 disciplined black troops. * Spain
not less than 5000. Cannot and will not
East Florida be defended BY Spain and
her ally? Are the slave. holding states
madly bent upon their OWE destruction !
We are amazed at an intimation OF this
sort, and not less 81 at the obvious III
tent and tendency OF Mr.. Giles resol"
ton Ibid.
We lave just received a detail of
the catastrophe experienced by tie
English. near the Isle Of Rugen.
The tith inst. in The evening. we
observed very near the land u con-
voy oS 90 sail. amongst which we
remarked a fi'igale and a brig OF
war. preparatiaas were already
making far defence. when signals of
distress from the convoy, discovered
to US :he:r Imminent danger, (having
all srounicd,) When the day APP
penred the f,.isate end five transports
were aaoa.: The brig and 8 mer-
chantmen On Gre, The enemy having
set ire to them. The remaining
vessels being near the land. were
under the gins of the batteries on
the coast. They are now disciiarg-
ing-and It's expected the other YES
sells will also be SAVED. They are
all loaded with Russia goods. The
prisoners estimate the loss Of the
enemy at 10 miili,ns. Their convoy
composed part Of much larger
feet, which have been disp rsed.
Journal de II Empire.
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FOR SALE
About 30 Bushels of fine
p I p = | ~ s.
Enquire Of the Printers.
December 80
NOTICE..
December 80

THE Brethren OF Alexandria Wash
A ing,on Lodge No. ~, are request
ed to assemble at their Hall, treci.ely
at 10 o'clock, OH Sunday morning next,
for the purpose of making necessary ar
engagements, and joining in procession
to the Episcopal Church, Charfy
Sermon will be delivered. The Mem
bers Of Brooke Lodge No. AZ, and such
other Brethren as may be in town, are
respectfully invited to attend.
By order of the Worshipfnl Master.
G. N. RAILS, Sec'ry.
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John Spence,
James Reid,
Executors Of JOHN GIBSON
Dumtries, Dec. |. lawts.

EIecutOTS q oOHV cfDoOVs
Dumfrlcs. Dec. l.. lawts.
Medical College LOTTERY,
Now Drawing in Baltimore, in which
there is
Prizes OF 5 $4,000
10000
2 10000
20 1000
20 100 Tickets.
IS days drawings are over, and the
first drawn ticket each day from the 25th
to the 45th will be Prize Of 100 Tick
cts.
Present price Of Tickets Sls.
'sttsquehnnak Canal LOTTERY,
(sEcoND CLASS,
Now drawing in Baltimore, in which
there is
Prizes Of S 3o,cOo
90 900
2 10000
2 5000
2 5000
81 days drawings are over, and oil
the above prizes still in the wheel.
Present price Of Tickets 3 IL.
Vaccine Institution Lottery
SECOND CLASS,
Now drawing in Baltimore, IN whish
there ID
Prizes of s 10000
2 5000
8 l,00e
% days drawings are over, and the
above prizes all in the wheel,
Present price Of l'ickets 8 10.
~: Notes at so days, with sPpro~eA
endorsers, will be taken in payment tor
all sums above fifty dollars for !lckcts
in either of the above Lotteries.
Il. GRAY.
December ]
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No ins;aua,ion is Intended against
this eminent .tatesH;'h' as &c oec"''>
ei,iz~s 49, gerry early period OF iiis' rear
,h;t,x Years ago. The TACT Is merely
stated 70 prove tee assert'o" ~ t'ie -
Even he too, enlightened as he unques-
,,,n..:,lv is, yave at one period sample
or ina, turbulence which belongs to our
f.,reivn cnizens. But he has paohc,y
acknowledged his sin, and he 'usn'
shersFore TO be forgiven.
i. The author is here mistaken II,
SAVING /" Colvip is a new maae er"lVp
hr was born ia America EptIoHs'
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The Senate have agreed to the amend
ments OF the House TO the bill directing
the Secretary of the Treasury to remi,
certain fines, penalties and forfeitures,
which now only awaits the sanction OF
the President to become law.
National Infelkyencsr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16

The King retired from Ocana on the lc-h
inst. and his army il marching in the dircc
Ooa at Naiercia-- The enemy Abandoned
IoleSo. oil which oir~ 4 party of Guerilas
ibgtonsins IN tae ccrps uader the command
OF Medic toni; Possession.
SUce the tak1 Sof the Retro the cnerny's
gatlison at Sua Gtl. kara, vhch consisted OF
700 memhas Surrs nderetlh Ny capitalization up
lon hear'y thc san'e Corsi-ions that l gran
'~ted lo ti,e :,erris,n ct thc Retro.
By az .ccs sent me by Major General
CIntcn, am h.f'rned that a part Of
the rcnual:t 81 tbs army STYLED the Army
| Of Portugal has leg, the neighborhood of
| Burgos, ao,t thatit was supposed that some
OF their dctaehments we're at Vall;dolid on
the t;h, Gyneral SantociAes hayin. retired
with the troops Of he Army &c Cial,icia,
that occupied that Civ. Some ct. the enc
my S detachn,en,s were also on the right
OF the Pissucsya.
| IeXpec,ed shat they would make that
movement as soon as they bad jci..e.. and
had marched to s.adrid.
| BY dispatches dat ave received from
lieutenant General SIR. Hin, dated ON the
i2ih it appears that General Drouct had
Withdrawn his right from the Gualena; but
still continued 1t iIornachos.
| by Intelligence from Cadz. which arr.iv-
ed ON the 9th inst. it appears that Ge-
neral Vills,c has renewed the blnekade.-
General Ballasteros made 600 prisoners
at OSunna, and from the accounts that
have of the position OF his troops, it appears
that the road to Gibraltar is again free for
him.