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Cf The artillery, carriages and communion,
laSen from tie enemy in tie action Of the
2lsf Jaiy, 1915.
Brass .drtalcry-Twelve Founders, %,
Eight Founders AZ, Four do. So. Total
brass cannon 1873
Ho7Oifzers-Of inches 5, of inches 90,
of 4 and inches 5, mortars of 6 inci1es 9.
lotal ~. Total of brass artillery ISL.
Calssons-For twelve Founders SO, for
eisht 90. 20, Tor four do. 6S, for eight inch
no"i.zers 2, Tor SIX inch do. 81. Tor four do.
5 Provision Wagons l49--Total AIS.
Cart17ages---l4249 for pieces of yariou,
caliibres 1,o73,4oo musquet Cartridges
with balls {; 40,6Os lbs. of powder; Sc COW.
cred Wagons for subsistencies, and Al ira
Yelling torges.
(Signed)
RID. HENEGALL,
Com. of Artillery.
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The Lieutenat General then proceeded to I,
Ittack Avechuco, which he carried, and L
COX at the bridge pieces of artillery and a
lowitzer.
During these operations on Avechuco, the |
enemy passed large relnforcements to repos- |
sess himself OF Great Gomarra, but they |
were gallantly repulsed by the 5th division,
under the command of the Marshal de
Camp Osibald. The euemy were then o.
brged to retire from Vittoria. In conse.
quence the whole army was put in pursuit,
which continued until the evening.
The movement Of the troops under Gen.
Graham and the acquisition of Gomarra &
Avechuco, prevented the enemy from re
treating OH the great road to France. Thus
circumstanced he was obliged to retake the
road OF Pampeluna, but he found it imp assi-
BILE to defend any places a sufficient time TO
enable him to send ON either baggage or
Cannon. In consequence, all his artillery,
which had not been taken by our troops in
the attacks on his various positions, with all
his ammunition, baggage and effects, fell in
to our hands at Vittoria. i have reason to
oeiieVe that the enemy had only one cannon
and howitzer left.
ne enemy's army was commanded by
King Joseph, and composed OF the whole of
sionS OF infantry and all the cavalry of the
army of Portugal, and of some of the troops
OF the army fthe North. Gen. Folks divi-
sion OF the army of Portugal is near Blboa
zen CIausel, who commands the army of
the North is near Logrono, with TWO tlivisi-
ohs OIL ihe army OF Portugal, aud the North.
- Lord WeihmgtoI here states cpith
Hhch particularly the merits If the officers
commanding CORPS, the s1iirit and discipline
OF re troohs, and The conduct ofthe ccrrs
5vhich distinguished themseiueS]
Inc troops marched in echelons of regi-
ments, In two lines, and sometimes in three !;
ana ms Portuguese troops marched to the
attack with a firmnes5 and Courage which
could not be surpassed. ~e
he nature OF the ground would not per-
mt the cavalry to be generally engaged -
put they were continually in situations rea-
dyt sustain the infantry il necessary, and
manifested extraordinary activity in pursuit
OF the enemy in his flight from Vttora.
These details of this battle will be dcli-
vered by Capt. Crokembury, whom beg
to recommend to your Excellency's protec.
ton. He will have the honor to exhibit the
banner OF French battalion, and the truss
cheon OF Gen. JORDAN taken by the S?th
British regiment. God guard your Excel
iency many years.
WELLINGTON,
Duke Of Cuidad Rodrigo.
SatuGtiefTa, June %, 1918.
P.S.-I enclose to your Excellency re
port OF the wounded and killed. Gen. Mer-
rillo was wounded.
10 ms Ereeliency Sc. D. Juan O'Donoju.
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--LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM
THE ARMY

Every day French officers are coming in
as deserters In the military chest was
found 100000 crowns-The money the
soldiers have taken from the prisoners and
king Joseph's companions, exceeds thai sum.
Inc prisoners are about 5000 killed and
wounded 1000. Among the French officers
ladies, and those of the Juramentados
which are about 400, there are 8 generals
ladies, including madam Gazan, whom lord
Wellington gave permission to return 10
france. Seventy six coaches were taken.
OF which thirty six belonged to joseph. in
winch were fonnd diamonds and swords
with gold handles, ard many other yalna.
Dies IL to $4,000 head of cattle and sheen
were taken.
was currently reported on the 25th
uit' that gen. Giron with the Gallician ar
my entered 81. Jean de Luz, (France. y
where 1t IS said deputa,ion waited on him
from bayonne, offering 80, 900, 600 of reals
ana every necessary his army stood in need
Oh. provided he would not enter the city.
rampeInDa has garrison of 5000 men,
anu ", - oIe Oh me strongest places in Spain
Inc French left 700 men in Pancoryo.
which IS besieged by gen. O'Donneu. In
Santona 400, and in Bilboa 1900.
June 20, lord Wellington's III. O. were i,
Orquiu, 8 leagues beyond Pamnaluna sd
Al from Bayonne. Same day the enemy
entered France with their mortar! 1t IS
SAID the convoy is taken. The 9Th division
remains to besiege Pampaluna. J. 81, the
triumphant army entered the.French ter.
rltory, and on the 28,h lord WelIngton's II
Q would be also there.
Inc Lisbon papers contain the names Of
the British officers killed and wounded in
the battle of June 81.
When the news Of the victory reached
Lisbon solemn lie Deum was ordered !:
and the title Of duke OF Vittoria was cor
terred on lord Wellington. The ilumina-
tons were brilliant.
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No. III.


EXCELLENT SIR,
The bearer of my des-
patch of the 22d, having been detained, by
the time necessary TO make out the details.
aoquant your Excellency, that we have
continued to pursue the enemy, whose rear
guard this day entered Pampeluna. We
have done the enemy all the injury in his
retreat, which the bad weather and the state
OF the roads would permit. And yesterday
our vanguard took the remaining cannon
which the enemy had left and consequent
~ ne has entered Pampeluna with one how
i;zer only.
1T is possible the enemy win retire to
France.
have detached Gen. Giron in pursuit
OF convoy which left Vittoria in the morn
ing OF the goth, and ha.e hopes he will o..
vertake them before :hey arrive at Bay.
onne.
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FROM LONDON.

,fapers to June q, have been received -
hey contain little that is interesting. The
accounts from France are not so late as our
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(signed)
(Signed)
WELLINGTON, &c.
1rurzun, June "a, 1913.

" II return ofthe killed and 7vounded
Of the allied army accomhanies tits des-
fatch. The total. Of which are -
klLLED-3S officers, 7O7 rank Sc file.
WOUNDED-250 officers, 1910 rank &
file.
Total, 1900. The greater part English.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26
FROM ENGLAND

Through the same source, we have been
favored with London papers of June 2o-22.
From the latter, the following articles are
extracted -
LONDON, June %.
The advices from Hehgoland, by the
Mail Of yesterday, are to the 14th, and from
Hamburger to the 18th. A private letter
from Heligoland to the 18Th, says, "All IS
quiet at Hamburger, except that all colonial
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26
BosToN, August II.

Yesterday arrived the ship George and
h n from Lisbon. Sailed on the 18th Of
suyi we are indebted to the passengers
Tor Lisbon papers and Loyid's lists TO the 30
OF June and the following inteIligence IN
manuscript, copied from the attest Portn-
CUES papers.
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NEW -YoRR, Aug GO.
Postscript 10 The Atbaay Register eje Tics.

A note, of WHICH the following is the sub
stance, was attached 20 the Utica IXsxall,
received las evening BY the Stage he
place -
" The Grower, Scourge, Ham;lt1 u
3h'ia, mouating u guns in all, are MPto
az squadron on the Lake. This inforna-
.noa is confirmed by an express to Utica,
rom Gen. Brown.
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.4nother British Victory hs snain.
OFFICIAL ARTICLES.

Translated. from the Gazette Ertraordina-
ry offhe Regency Of Stain, eff July Q.
1913.
CADIz, JULY 2-The Secretary Of War
mas received by express the following des-
patches from His Exceilency the Duke of
Cuidad Rodrigo (Wellington.)
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The lNQUIsl.rIoN.

We have been favored with a copy of
very learned. spirited and ingenius,*peech
against the inquisition, delivered before the
CORES at Catllz, by DR.. d. Antonio Jose
Ruiz &c Padron, minister, and deputy from
the Canaries. In his discourse he relates
that IN 1850, he was at Philadelphia, & had
many conversations on the subject of the in
quisltlon, with DIR. Franklin and general
washington that he adopted liberal senti-
ments, which he preached in that city with
GOOD effect. and spreading the Roman Ca
thoic religion in America
he speech is too long for newspaper in
sertion.
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LONDON, Jane J9.

Two Gottenburgh mails arrived at late
hour last night, and dispatches were receiv-
ed-from lord Cathcart and sir c. Stewart.
hey detail some military events subsequent
to the battles of Bautzem and Wur,zen, but
OF minor Importance, and mention the ar
niis.ice. These dispatches are dated OIL the
18th inst.
he above mails have brought report
mat the Austrians have joined the allies.
OUT We place no credit in 1t. Twenty times
has the same report reached us from Got
tenburgh.
It's reported on change this morning that
a nag OF truce has arrived from .4n,cricQ.
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produce has been seized, not excepting such
as had formerly paid the Continental duties.
We have received accounts from Copenha.
gen OF the 9Th, which inform US, that the
English, Russians and Swedes, have made
another attempt to negotiate through the
medium of a flag of truce from the English
AdmiraPs ship They demanded of Den.
marx 900 men 70 be put under the COM
mand OF the Crown Prince of Sweden, t.
act in the North; for which aid Sweden
would relnquish her claim upon Norway,
with the exception of the Bishopric of Dron-
ltheim, and some territory lying between
Sweden and the Russian frontiers. The ne
lgotiators also offered to give up all the Is.
lands taken from Denmark, with the ex..
ception OF Heligoland. An answer TO The
above propositions was dramatically q aag
} of truce IN as hours and am sorry to say
they have been decidedly refused by Den
mark
A mail from Helgoland arrived at the
foreign Post Office this forenoon. 1t doe
} not bring any news, the intercourse between
! that Island and the Continent being still
interrupted by the prevalence of boisterou
winds and uncommon swell of the sea-
The few letters that have reached town re
late merely to commercial affairs, and from
Them 1t would appear, that there is N
chance of oar finding an opening for on
manufactures and colonial produce to til
Northern part # the Continent by way G
The Elbe, during the existing armis1ice.
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POSTSCRIPT TO THE BOSTON CLNrI-
MEL.

>e"'"Ct '.UatSs q ncSGUy
EvenmS 10 o'clock.
he Very attentive Editors OF the New
port Mercury, under date of lasf Monday
evening have politely favored uS with the
follow
FUR CHER. NEWS FROM SPAIN.
" Yesterday afternoon arrived here ship
Led2. Billiard. of Baltimore, 35 days FROM
LisDeD. By this arritsl we have received
Lisbon papers to the 9Th July Zone day lalcr
than before received in Boston, aud London
papers to esd June
LISBON, July 8, 1915.
I" Erfrdcf an o.ylcial disGasch fi'gHl MS
Ercellency the Duke If VHtoric (HeL-
MSfon.) addressed 70 his ErctAency
Don NigRel Petra Fo,Jaz, from his II.
q az Crcoye9, dated 2Sth Juno. 1918.
The enemy continued his retreat yes
terday morning towards France, in the vi,
cinity of Pampeluna, on the main road OF
Roncevelles he was closely pursued by
our light infantry.
have received advices from Col Lon
ga. under date of the 22d inst. in which lie
Informs me that he had'aken pieces of
artillery from detachment OF the sneny
commanded by General Folk, in his re.
treat from Maudajon to France.
omitted to inform your Excellency in
my dispatch of the 9th inst that ON the
2Sd i detached General Sir Thomas Ora,
ham, TO the left in the direction of roloSa
with the object OF executing my plans in tina
quarter. BY a letter which received froal
him, dated the 25th, he informs me he had
arrived at rolusa, and that he was opposed
there BY The enemy's corps under Genera
Folk, who was retreating. He also men
tons the assistance he received from Col
Tonga, and from two battalions of the arm
OF Gailicia, which General Gazan had sta
toned to attack that place.
" have not yet received official advl.t
ces of the state of operation on the coast OF
the LeyaDt but General Nina wrote me
yesterday that the allied troops had taken
Tarragcna by assault.
" General Murray made descent ON
Catalonia on the Sd inst. ana captured, CD
the 9TH, Col de Balaguer, where he took
~ pieces OF artillery, and made many pri
soHers.
q 1t is reported that the Spanish troops
have taken Valencia"
BY private letters received in this place.
it appears that on the 27th June, LORD
Wellington's head quarters we're at Tafa>
Ia. General Hill was in the viciaity of
Pampcluna.
Captain Hhlard was Informed by the u.
States Consul at Lisbon, that he had re-
ceived information that was to be depended
on, direct from Algers, that there was not
an Aigerine cruizer out, but that their squa>
droD had gone against Turis, consisting OF
five frigates and two corvetlcs.
A London paper, The lines, Of the Dis.
June, says, 90 We hear that Britt sh m,n;s
ter IS to be sent to represent this Country a.
the approaching Continental Congress, and
that that Minister is to be Lord Cathcart
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WELLINGTON

SaiuatietTa. June %, 1918.
P.S.-I enclose to your Excellency re
port OF the wounded and killed. Gen. Mer-
rillo was wounded.
TO his Eree!iency Sc. D. Juan O'DonoJu.
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RI HENEGALL,

Vittoria, June IS, 1913.
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u Lord Weliingtoa here states epith
mHch particularly the merits Of The o6icerS
commanding CORPS, the Shirt and discipline
OF re froohs, and The conduct ofthe ccrts
svh'ch listing uiShed Themselves
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b1etklea0Wg Co.sI-, 5Iycl Cour1 1sI

meis'eA8~g Co4.l, 5larch Court, 1878.
i"omas fancy. PITT
ACAINsr
Mary iancy, widow and administrative of
Charles fancy, deed, and Lewis Tai, -
and Jane has wife, Martha Yancy, Anne -
fancy, Hezckah Yancy, Mary Y.ncy, Z
Aosoiem fancy, Charles Yancy and L. :
nan Yancy, children and heirs of : Z
Charles fancy, decd, and james Green =
and Anne his wife, Abel Gregory and :
E'izaoeth his wits, William Overly and :
ousannah iiis wife, Anthony Lumpkin
ana Mary his wife, Charles Yancy, Dol
fancy and Abigail Yancy. children
& heirs ofRichard Y.ncy, deed, Def'ts.
-oh the motion ofthe plaintiff, by his atto-,
ney' and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of rh
cour' th.t the Dlendants, Mary Yancy, widow
a.'u AaninisTatrix of Charles Yancy, decd,
LOWS ap and Jane his wife, Martha Yancv,
anne I&ncy, Eeziah Yancy, Mary Yancv, Alb.
so'em Fancy, Charles Yancy and Elijah Yancy,
children and heirs of Charles Yancy, decd, arc
NOT INHABITANTS o. this Commonwealth: 1t is
therefore decreed and ordered, that the said
Eesendants do appear here on the first day of
NY Court next, and answer the bill of the
PlaintiH; and that copy of this Order be forth.
with inserted in some of the newspapers pub.
.ished in the town of Petersburg or Richmond
Tor eight weeks successfully, and be posted IN
two court days SUCCESSFULLY, at the front door
OF the court house OF this county.
"a Copy
Testc, rw8tJ
w. F.. BASKERVILLE, C. VI. G.
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late OF Hanover County, deceased, may be, will
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