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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

Capt. Clarke, of the ship Criterion, from
Talchuana, (Chili) which he left September
10th, informs, that that place was taken on
the 27,h of March last by tho RoyaIists( Kings
party,) consisting Of $500 men and retsken
on the 29th Of May, ty the Patriots, consist
Ing Of $50 men.-Thc Patriots continued TO
be very successful. Capt. G. was informed
by the American Consul, that severe battle
was fought in June lass, at town called St.
Caslos, about 90 leagues in she country, be.
tween the Patriots and the Kings party, in
which the latter were defeated with the loss Of
100 men 10 killed end sounded. The situ-
asion Of the inhabitants on the coast of Gull
vas very distressing the Kfsy's party we're
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
DEAYHS.

In this town, on Tuesday hast, after lingering
illness, Capt THOMAS n y, jun in the 10Th year
Of his age. BY his death, fond wife and children
are deprived Of kind and proyident husband and
father-his connexions, Of sincere friend and cx-,
celent conpanion--&nd society Of valuable mem
ber. His funeral viii proceed from his late dwelling
house, tomorrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, which the
relations and friends Of the family invited 10 at
tend, without further invitation.
80 The Members Of the Marine Socicty-of the
Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons-and Of
the fammsny Society, Of which Capt Hudson was
member. requested to attend the funeral to-nor-
row afternoon.
In this town, on the 9Th ut. Mr.. DAVID Hvrr-
rscTos, in the Scd year Of his age
At his residence in Clark Csanny, keH on the
ary ofI;cex ef his gf<Ge
.NELs3A house OF Mr. VIII
LIAM Topp, near Baltimore, vas burnt on tue 3osIs
uk. and i~ IN b.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
FOREIGN Ne7vs.

BY an arrival at this port, London papers
to the l4th of October have been received.
They do not bring the news from the Euro
pean armies to so late a date as our adviccs
from France.
According to the late Paris papers great
battle was expected to take place at or near
Leipsic, in Saxony, by the middle of Octo-
Der. The French had assembled thcte a
large body Of troops, and the Emperor was
with them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

*** Those Singers wh0 intend 10 as
sist in preparing Music for the Masonic
Celebration on the 27th inst. vW please
to attend at the Newporf Acddemy, niis
Evenine, (December o, at 6 o'ciock.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

If body of Militia have been legally draft
ed and legally placed under the legal authori.
ty Of the United States in compliance with a
legal demand by the President, and are now
legally serving their country in legal warfare,
how is 40 ILL-iegaily elected Governor, legal
ty to get them within his legal jurisdiction
when his iegai Proclamation for that pur-
pose is treated with legal disobedienco and
contempt! Bosf. Par.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
Tie Hon. De wlrr CLrsros.

A reinforcement Of one largo ship [said to
be frGate,) has been added TO the squadron.
off New-Loncon. We understand plan Of
their winter blockade has fallen into tho hands
Of Com. Decatur. The ships at present are
very near in--but not the smallest spprchen-
sions are entertained for our squadron in the
river, ID tho forts are well mounted and man
ned, particularly that on tho Groom side, which
has lately received a number OF additional ~
Founders. .Vorwich raher.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

Those who hsye wondered that Commodore
little success, will have their wondsr increas-
ed when they learn, that the British frigate
Tcncdos and her guard, La Hogue of "a guns,
have recently returned to Halifax, from a
cruizo of three months after the President
frigate, j which time they have captured but
one vessel, and that Shaniard! ! Phenix.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

.Nesphorf, yNovem6er 29fh, 1918.
SIR--The distinguished honor confcrred d
on ne by the Common Council Of the city Of
Nsw-York, in their appreciation of my con-
duct on the 10th of September, calls forth the
warmest sentiments of gratitude 10 perform,
10 the best of my ability, tho duty lowc my
country, shall ever be my highest ambition.
The request to cir for my portrait, TO be
placed in the Gallery Of Portraits of the Com
mon Council" is 400 high an honor not 10 be
readily complied with.
beg, cir, that you Will accept my thanks
Tor the very Aat,erIng manner in which you
have communicated to me the Resolutions OF
the Common Councit Of the city of N York.
II Very respectfully, sc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

,as, been laid before the Ss1ste, have the
honor to beg your lmpssiai aud Roya NJ Ajss,y
10 siei;n TO permit me 10 offer you, in the
name o[ my colleagues, The respectful hom-
age of all ;hose sentiments win which we arc
penetrated, 10 seeins your Majesty preside
over the Senate, and 10 nearing the memorable
words tina, you nave just uttered from the
height of yo1r throne.
With wha, gratitude, with what religious
care we shall forever preserve the remem-
brance of il %
SENATORS have the honor to propose to
you 10 refer TO commission, the project of
the Senatus Consul,um which has JUST been
presented by The orators of the Council of
Stale.-This passed mem con.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

AT the Circuit Court now sitting in Provi-
dcncc, the decree Of the Disttict Court, re-
storing the American brig Mary, laden with
British goods, and sailing under British Ii
crrse, has bcnn reversed, aud the property
conde mned to the captors shc was brought
in BY the Paul Jones priva,eer Of Ncw-York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

Nesv- York, Octeber lofh, 1918.
SIR--It is with peculiar pleasure thar
transmit to you tie enclosed Resolutions OF
the Common Council OF this city, expressive
OF their high sense of tho glorious triumph
OF the American squadron under your COM
mand--An event without parallel in the an.
nails OF our country, which gives you distin-
guished rank among the celebrated men that
ietiect lussre upon the American naMc, and
which has dispensedthe blessings Of security
and tranquility 70 most important and cx-
tensive portion Of the United States.
have the honor 10 be, &c.
DE WITT CLINTON.
Commodore PERRY, Newport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

In consequence Of orders from government,
the Marshal Of this District has seized all the
British army officers at Worcester, eleven in
number, sod put them in close confinement |,
in part retaliation for the foriy-six American
officers imprisoned by the British. The full
complement will be made up in other places.
This look zpeH. a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
M4RRL9CES.

At Precedence, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. Gano, Mr. sAsrosD Hon ros to Mrs. SALLY
BESSET, daughter of the late Capt. John Lawtcn,
Of this town
At Byqsfsl, on the sd ut by the Rev. Mr.. Wight,
Mr.. DAVID TELrAIR, of Nsw-fsrf, 10 Miss MART
NJ PEAncE, daughter Of MIR. Israel Pcsrcc, OF this
town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
Creat Bans with Bernadone Crosva

FHtt " OUtueU1
PARIs, Oct. I6.--lt is reported, that the
Prince of aloskwa Ney has attacked and
defeated the army commanded by the Prince
Royal OF Sweden--and has made $4,000
Swedes prisoners ! We wait the confirmation
Of this important and agreeable intelligence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

Some Of the patriotic citizens of Savannah
have presented Colonel Newman, of Georgia,
with an elegant SABRE, as " tribute of re-
spect due to his gallantry, sufferings and SER
vices" in an Expedition against the Florida
Indians. -:0:-
On Wednesday evening Mr.. Cooper per-
formed his favorite character of Macbeth, by
the particular desire of Gen. Harrison. The
Theatre was illuminated and decorated with
transparency in honor of his victory. The
General was honored by q public dinner the
same day. NezO- York fisfer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
INFORMANT!

BALTIMoRH, December 4.--.Thc editor has
jus, ssceieved letter from his friend at NASH
si.le, len. cou,municating many particulars
OF an action between Gen. jackson and The
British allies, the Cr&k Indians, fought on
the 7lh uls. in which the enemy was complete
iy ccleatsd with the elQ<bf two hundred and
seventy eight killed. was supposed many
more were slain that had not been found, ON
account Of the high grass that covered the
field oI battle. The indians were 100 strong
and engaged in tesieging fort of Friendly
indians, who on being released were ready to
JON their forces with ours. We had Is men
killed and "a wounded, generally slightly.
The battle was fought at Tellcdega, about so
miles from the Hickory ground. Among the
trophies OF victory was standard bearing tho
Spanish cross Particulars hereafter.
-:a:
From the New-York Mcr. Advertiser Of Monday last
Nv COMMON COUNCIL, December s.
The following letter from his Honor the
Mayor to Conc Perry, communicating the
Resolutions of the Common Councii on the
subjec, OF the victory of Lake Erie, and the
Commodore's reply we're read, and Resolved,
tha, the same be entered at length on the Min
ntes Of the Common Council, aud published
in the Gazettes of the city.
BY order OF the Common Council.
J. NORTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

Accounts from Halifax, confirm the report
that Admiral WARREN has ordered the
blockade of the ports in the Sound.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

A public dinner has been given at Baiti
more to Liutenant M'CALL, of the Navy. y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

Brigadier General BoyD arrived at Bostol
on Tuesday last, from the army:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
Congress-

Commenced its session on Mondsy last. The
Massage will probably arrive before the pub
hcation of our next paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

COL Warren and DR.. He'll, OF the Canadi-
an Militia, have been taken by small Pasy
of our troops, and were landed Al Black Rock
IN. ~ on the ssh uit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

1t is stated that the British squadron which
sufferedin she late gale at Halifax, Lad on
board troops destined for an expedition against
some Southern port of the y. s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

Commodore cambridge has been comp!i-
mented with public dinner at PhiIadelphia,
and was escorted inAo the city by several COM
panies of cavalry. The Commodore rode in
an open Landau, drawn by four elegant grsys.
accompanied G. Rddle, Esq. and Com. MUIR
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09

His Britannia Maj~ly's brig EsEsvfss,
rrafing Is guns in the late gale at Halifax,
vent ashore, and biIged, aad it was expected
would be lost.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
TAMM ANY SUllLTY, OR
COLUNfBLQ.V ORDER.

COLCsuBLE.V ONOEN.
A special meeting Of The Tammany Society or CO.
4 y lumbian Order, will be held In the Reading
Room, under the Office of the Rhode Island Repab-
lcan, precisely ats O'Clock, THIS EVENING, to
make arrapgcments for attending the Funeral of Dr.
THOMAS HvpsoS, jr. y Sachem Of said Society.
punctual attendance is requested BIZ order. ~.
CONSTANT'TABER.C Crund Sachem.
b. HILL, jr Secrsiury.
Month ef Games, oh. Dec. 81
WHEELWRlGHT &LOPEZ,
Va. %, IHames-strees, Offer al btipase sale.
100 bbs. Mess and Prime BEEF.
Newport. Dec q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-09
SIZES 1T AUCTION.
S1LES At AUC7ION.,

On SATURDAY aext--l2 O'clock,
ViRbe soid at .lcfion, Rhodes - Cahoones s,siacy
the cargo Of The Spanish schooner .dmia6ic .uariaS
from So Jago lie Cuba, coksistns Of
2t5 boxes Of brown Sugar.
40 quintas Of Spanish Tobacco;
$40 VT. Of Turtle She'll;
IL Goat skins
2 Tiger Skins.
Conditions At the sale.
Rhodes U Cahoone, auefrs.
Newport, Dec. 8.
diso Immediately tcfter The sale Of fhe above
A0s Hh 1nds s,os, coso. partly damaged.
2 tons Logwood;
Sails, Cables, Aschors, standing and running Rig.
gng. Blocks &c. saved from the wreck ofthe sloop
George. R&. &. arct'rs
Dee q !.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-25
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %.
LATEST FROM LISB0N.

Capt. Fleming, Of the brig Funchal,
arrived at Reedy Island from Lisbon
which place he left on the 9Th December
informs that Lord Wellington was still
retrea,ing, bis head quarters being "a
the last accounts, IS leagues In advance
of Cirdrid Rodrigo, which he had lett
strongly Eortife and capable Of sustain
ing an obrtinote siege. 1t was believed
he intended to fall back on his old line,
near Lisbon, to 60 into winter quarters.
Continual renfnrcements Tor Id. Wei.
lineton's army, were ARRIVING at Lisbon
from England. Amongst others, the
s,,,ards, esteemed the flower eff the Bri,
,ish troops had arrived. MasseDa had
formed junction with Southland Scchet'
and his combined army was estimated at
100, 600 men. The British aruy was
about 80 or $4,000. They had suffered
considerably from sickness and former
engagements. The Frene!' troops, it
was said, were not advancing.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-25
Joseph Vaudeville,
CsrHer OF Kms and Fairfar Sirestsj
rJ

Garner OF Kng and Fairfar Strsstsj
HIS POR SALE,
IA, Chest l-2 and IA Chests he~
GtnDcwder, Imperial, Hvson, Young
Tyson, Tyson Skin and Souchons
2S,UDO ID. Coffee
Is binds. Muacayado Sugars
100 barrels Go.
5000 ID. loaf and lump Sugars
no barrels New England Run >
IS puncheons West India do.
40 barrels " hiskey
lapes French srsndy
90 HogsheaAs retailing MoIassss
go Esss Pepper and Fimento
60 -. Spaais5, ir.digo
1000 10 Choice Nader
SEQ -. refoed Salt Petre
IS oaks Gun powder.
winch allh rs Usual general sss
scrtment o! ,:IS best Wines, Liquors
and Gro cries, ne wiii dispose Of OH
reasonable terms.
Aag 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-25
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

A letter was received al Washirgtni
on Saturday evening last, dated Phlls
delphia, January the 92d, and written b,
a gentleman Of. high responsibility, II
which the arrival of brig is announce
at that port in a remarkably short pas
sage from England, bringing the pleas
ing news of the total discontinue o
the French armies in Russia, and of the
precipitate fight of Bonapa'te and Mu
rat at the head of only 800 men! TIL,
intelligence adds, that they were vlgor
ously pursued b. the Russians, arc
bat little hope Of their escape.
The newspaper mail Of last night
which would contain the news brought
By this vessel, according to the arrange
ment of the post.oEice, will not react
us ill this evening. The letter mail
however, brought letter from London
dated the 10Th Dec. s. addressed to ;
mercantile house in this town, in which
it is said, that " Bonaparte had met witt
an unexampled defeat in Russia" Th's
looks like confirmation Of the accoun
given above, and is sufficient to keel
alive our hopes at least till this evening
when we may expect to receive its con
6rmation or contradiction by the papers
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-25
ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, January IS.
"To sHEw
THE VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIMR
sIs FORM AND PRESSURE"
C TO sHEW

Mr. Parsons speech upon the army
bill will be found in the columns Of this
days paper The speeches of the
other gentlemen, in opposition to the
bill, will appear in order. We sincere
ly hope that neither their length, nor
the familiarity of some of the topics up
on which they touch, will prevent their
being read with the attention they SO
we'll deserve. If this suffering nation
is TO be saved from utter ruin, it must
be by the wisdom and righteousness of
O few. The great body of the people
are ripe for destruction--they hate light
they love darkness and follow with
a swift foot in the road that leads to ma
tional pcrdition. 1t is by the loud and
-Persevering remonstrances of the few
wise and good men amongst them, in
season and out OF season. that they Can
be arrested in their mad career. II
these fail, all hope is at an end.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-25
HYGEEA .ac.aDEaiY.

vTNHE public are iaformedFthat pt.ss
susnt to an act Of the Virginia Lea
eislature, giving authority TO ccrtaia
Commissioners, to sell the public buiid'
ines formerly occupied by the districe
Court at Hay Market, in the County OF
Prince William, Virginia A purchase
of said buildings has been made BY an
association of gentlemen, with view to
convert them into seminary ct learns
ing; for the government whereof, d
number Of the most respectable persons
in the adjoining counties have been reA
ru,srIy constituted a board OF Trustees;
Having been then duly appointed and
instituted, the Trustees have proceeded
to the alteration and repairs of the buiid-
inys, which are now in readiness iorthe
accommodation of more than one huns
dred students. They have engaged
professor of the dead languages and
bellies Ie,tres, & one of the mathematics
s higher branches. (Bolh gentlemen of
liberal education and experience al
teachers. The course of education will
comprehend all the branches of literaS
,ure as pursued in the Eastern COLES
ges; Gt being intended TO apply speeds
ly for an act of incorporation, insti,utins
the seminary regular College, with the
power of conierring degrees. Tbs
Trustees have likewise engaged gen.
tleman Of the first respectablllty and
moral character to act as Steward and
take charge ofthe boarding department.
On this account they will ever have Il
in their power to regulate the price OF
board at the lowest rate: and farther,
will be enabled to con6ne the students to
the observance Of regular hours, and OF
Ill tile rules of the institution. The
school will be opened on the first OF Jas
nuary ensuing.
Of this situation, it may be confident"
ly said, that no place in the union com<
hines q greater variety Of important ado
vantages forthe above mentioned object
The responsibility and moral habits OF
the neighborhood, the uncommon healtli'
fulncss Of the place itself, its contiguity
to rich farms, whose superAuity OF tho
best meats, and all other desirable arts
cles of living, must reduce ihs eost
whilst i. increases the comfortsof baaf6j
added to the circumstance OF It's being
under the fostering care Of well fitted
persons Immediately in the neighbor'
hood, whose duty and interest must alike
prompt them to soIicitous attention %
its welfare, leaves nothing to be- desired
bv parents, who feel a natural regard tor
TIE future advancement and prosperity
OF their sous.
By order Of the Board.
THOMAS TURNER,
Presidents
EDMOND BROOKS,
Secretary,
Hay-Market, Dec. Sill owl
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-25
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,.

Arrived at St. Marys ship Commerce,
Alexander Nj Rose, u days from LIS
bon. Left at Lisbon, Sd November, the
following vessels for Boston, viz. briggs
Ipdustry to sail in 5 days; General Put
nam, Days; Hugh johnson, unce'taI"
Washington, uncertain George, IN
certain; ships Francis, discharging ;
Hope, for Baltimore, in 5 days; brig
CALYPSO, dischareing; ships Woodfor
Simms, Of Philadelphia, and Cllzen, Of
Georgetown, arrived three days before
the Commerce sailed. Nov. s, Esbon
Rock bearing F. n E, distan, 8 miles
wss bearded by the English fifty son
ship Eiud6stsn, treated politics. but said
if the ship had been WORTH sending If
they would send her to England Nov
%. lat. 80. IS. long A spoke the sch
-, from Norfolk bound to l,sbon
Nov. &c, lat, SO, "a, long. 50, 80, sp"ks
the schooner Nymph OF Boston, II day
from Philadelphia, boand to Lisbon -
Dec. Ia, lat. %. long. SO, was boarded
by the private armed ship Alfred, cap
tain Williams, OF Salem, on; 4 months
had taken fonr prizes. Saw ne English
cruizers On the coast. Gene III the
Canes the l. th instant. Saw the French
shin Tamerlans laying on her bean
ends. two small vessels along side.
The Ship. Alexander, America, am
brio Huptress all from Alexandra
have arrived ct Lisbon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-25
OE So AIN.
E.r.rac! from tie 5:h DESPATCH fine Ge-
nrr0l N Cki.f eouat Cafare1, ~ the
Mini Ter Of Uur.

E.1:rac. from tie 5th despatch fine Ge-
nrr0l n CkiJ eoun CafareW, ~ the
Minister IF Mar.
~GURGos, Nov. 8. 1912.
Ny Loro-Siace the siege Ct Bur-
COS, the enemy retired on the great road
leading to Vallado'id. There took place,
on the Esd October, an engagement be-
tween the cavally Of the army OF the
ncrth. united to the army OF Portugal,
and ali the English cavalry, when the
latter was completely beaten. Since
which the erctTy has continued retreat
ing, and ,nadc feeble attempt to de-
fend the bridge of Torquemada. He at
terwasds placed himself behind the Car
riop, rArlanca, and the Pisuerga, Villa
muriel and ST. Isidore.
Near the bridge OF Vil'amurlel, on the
other side of the river, which our troops
had crossed, an engagement took place
il which the enemy lost 900 men. a de-
tachment of light cavalry of tic army OF
the north, corr manded by III, Toll,
marched to the b;idse, fell upon the
rear Of large convoy, took 400 prison
ers and 100 ra,ions Of biscuit, and
great quantity of baggage. The next
dsy the enemy evacuated Duennas, and
took position between Cahersen and
Valiadolid, where they blew mp the
bridge of Caberson and that Ct oitn'n-
cas-. and afterwards withdrew By Puentc
Duero, where they also destroyed The
bridge. Tie bridges of Tordeslilas, lu-
della and Toro, were equally DESTROYED
that of Zamora will probably share the
same fate. All these eeesTts occurred
between the Esd and goth ult.
All the bridges have been repaired,
The lFrench) army CT Pa'tugal was en-
camped on the Dou"o, its right al To-
70. and its left towards Tudela. -Four
divisions of lhe English army were OPP
po.ite Todesillas.
The elemy, during his retreat-leit at
least 7,oOe men, in killed, wounded,
taken and deser,ers The fort of Bur
ges cost him, according to his svn ac'
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(Slgned
GEN. COUNT CAFFARELLI.

VICTORIA, SPAIN Nov Is.
Gen. Caffaielii, commander IN chic
of he Army Of the NORTH, after having
supported with effect the movements
Of the Army Of Portugal against tie
English, left that army on the Sd on the
Duero. He has returned By way OF Bur
Cos, with 1900 English and Portuguese
prisoners, IS of whom are ofhcers-2oc
of these prisoners have been left at Bur
go: to repair the injury done that city
during the seige by Lord Wellington
which lasted IS days, His Catholic
Majesty Joseph, arrived at Madrid the
I'd inst, and was received with markea
respect. It's stated he left that Capita
on the 4th, for Valladelid.