The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-16

r;retl at Csdiz. was boarded of the south side of
the Western Islands by the French trieats LA
Sioire, who threw overheard. q, her ssrs1' iSoo
bbiA -four. The frigate had robiad several Ame-
rscsp vessels. Another FriEate Was cruising - the
northward Of III Islands,
From, late E1ondoa f'aHsss.
II has recently been discovered thst iron at a red
heut, tnay be saved by common saw, in the man
ner Of wood---In this way block Of iron may be
sawed into iron planks for numerous purposes.-At
u white heat it is found to clog the saw. So.
The Kite slooP, lately carried Turk from Sicily
to the Barbary coast, who waa one hundred b twen-
ty.six years ,old--twenty-hy Of which lie had
passed In slavery. He was blind, and had lost the
tslfacu,ties
TRA-The quantity of this exhilrating bever-
age drank in these Kingdoms, 10 moot astonishing
Every three months the East India Company put
up six millions OF pounds weight to sale' VIZ;
Bohea, 100000 lbs.
Congou and Campoi. ! 4 goo MN
SQUEEZING and Peken, '0e'00o
Single and Twankey, $4,000
Hysen Ska, loO,oae
Hyson, $4,000 -.
An elerant robe Of Genoa velvet, Of the 7siue Of
tive thousand guneas, OF the richest pattern, super
bly, trimmed with gold lace, and tastefuy smbrod.
cred ala Russo, is making for the Russian a'nbas
sador, present froia hs royal hiehness the
prince regent. 49,.
two other Frgates have escaped from Havre, aud
two from LOrent, in q recent gale of Wind, which
drove our blocksdng squadron from its station
THE POPE-The times are indeed wonderfully
altered for the Pope OF Rome is said TO be In
the custody Of : Dutch Protestant This fact is re-
lated by a person wlio recently arrived from Hol-
land and who AYERS that he knows the gentleman
to whom Bonapsrte has entrusted the keeping OF
his holiness !
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.
The following Official statement contradicts the
rumc- that Lord wellington had been cooly re-
seired by the Spanish government st Csdizs
Translated for the PHILADELPHIA Register.
CADIz, Jan. /, 1913. 81
In consequence of the deputation Of the national
soneress having waited the lustrious duke OF CT
utad Rodrigo to compliment him in the maine OF
II. c. Majesty, his exceleney expressed his wish to
pay his persanl respects to the sovereign represen-
tatives and the congress having in consequence ap-
pointed the a1th ut for that purpose, his exsellen
CT was introduced by TIE aforesaid deputatlon, and
after being time seated, he rose and address
81 the congress in the following words, In the Spa
"Mr Presidont-I should not have presumed to
solicit the permission of paying my respects person.
ally to this august assembly, il lad not been en-
eouraged thereto, oy the honor conferred on me,
by your majesty on the eTth ult by sending depu.
txtion Of your own body to compliment me on my
arrival in this city; distinction which can only
attribute to your gracious indulgence or i'll may
se the expression, to that prediction, with which
your majesty has OH all occasions been pleased to
view the services that circumstances have enabled
to render to the Spanish nation Cendeseend,
beseech your majesty, TO permit my making an OIL
fer Of my Acknowledgements for this honor, and for
the various marks Of favor and proofs OF confidence
often conferred me by congress, and to assure
your majesty that all my endeayors shall be applied
in support of the just and important cause IN winch
Spain is engaged.
s. shall no longer trespass upon your majesy's
tine with new assurances, nor shall l take up the
time OF this congress. upon whose wisdom, Pru-
dsnce and frmness, aided by Divine Providence, SO
essentially depends the fortunate issue OF all our en-
deavors e.,
&c Sige---rt is not only the sraniards that look
up to your majesty, but the rest Of the world who
are deeply interested in the successful issue of
che vigorous efforts made for the salvation of Spain
from ruin and general destruction, and establishing
in this kingdom ssystem founded in just principles
that may promote and insure the prosperity OF all
its citizens, and completely establish the grandeur
Of the Spanish nation" Loud spplsu.es)
To which the President replied in the following
words
&c His majesty remains fully impressed with eve
~ thing set forth by the duke OF Ciudad Rodrigo,
general in chief of the armies Of Spain, and ss re-
CARDS the proceedings of the general and extraordi
nary towards illustlious chief they have
done no more than proving how very highly they
appreciated all the merit due TO the conqueror of
Massena ana of Msrmont; to the re-conqueror of
Ciudid Rodrigo and Esdajoz ; to him Who caused
the sejse OF Cadiz to be raised to him who gave
liberty To SO many of our provinces, and whose tri
ted by co many towns in Castle, thus ahordins IN
opportunity for the triumph Of genius wicked
r.tss, and who entering Madrid, caused the s.
cred code ut our constitution, the immortal pro-
ductou OF this august congress, to be made pub
hc
SO In all other respects, the general and extraor.
binary will not omit any means whatever of
bringing to happy termiaatiou the arduous strCg.
gle in Which Spin aRd many other generous ma
tons engaged and they do not only hope &
expect, from the duke of Cipdad Rodrigo but they
calculate to certainty, new triumphs and yicto-
ries, relying that tbs met u pain and her allies
conducted and directed :, So ihustrious chief, will
not only drive the zies of France hey ond the Py-
rennees, but will, If necessity shall require IT, plant
tteir Triumphant standards on the banks Of tn,
Seine fer it wUdld not be the first time that the Ii.
oAs Of Spain bad hambed the French Aeur de lis on
lis margin"-t Loud applauses
Shortly after this address was finished, his excel.
teney withdrew amidst the app.auses aud aeelaraa-
uoni Of an immense cOneourse of ctizsns.
~
CAD1z, Dec. 81.
BLOCKADE RAISED.
by YnYai order Ct 10th August, 1910, all the
ports and Aarboys the coast of Venezuela in
South America, we're declared to be in y state oil
rigorous blockade but tie motive which oompelI
ed the government TO 90 painful measure having
row ceased, by the unqualified submission 10 tlit
arms &C his majesty, Ferdinand 9Th, OF the inhab.
tants Of that country, the regency of the Kingdom
blockade, and thereby restoring things TO the same
state in which they were before Is promuga-
tI0n, =
Cadiz, Dec. I7th, 1912.
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