The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-28
BOSTON, Sept. Is.
FROM GiRRALTAR.

On FRIDAY evening, arrived at this port.
brig George. Capt. Low, bringing papers
from that place to July "a. They do not
not contain any later dates from England. or
lrom the north OF Europe than already be-
fore he public. They however furnish some
later advices from Spain which are iateres.
ting and several Official Dispatches, which
ere worthy OF pcrusal, although q summary
OF their contents, has been published here
Among The Dispatches, is d letter from ord
Wellington, dated at Ostiz. July 3, giving
an account ot the operations Of the arrnie
from the 22d June 10 that date-also one
from SIR Tho ras Graham, dated Toloso.
June %, from Count de! Abisbal, dated San
Me~ia de c5ro, dated Imlv /. from ia
vier Elio, datedIValencia, July z, and ano
th,r from Frandisco Espazy Wilma, detailing
various military operations, in which the rid 2
of success co1tipued 10 Cow with a steady
current. The following are the only selec
tons We are enabled to make this day
.4fiirs in Stain.
CApIz, IDLY l6.--The Pcpe's Nuncio has
sailed for Tavira on thc coast of Portugal, IN
ship which he had freighted.
We know that dispatches have been re-
re;ved from Gen. ID Jinel, dated Miranda
the 4th--his army of reserve was proceeding
70 psmpl IA for the purpose oflaying siege
to that fortress.
July 1S.--Government have already re
ceieed a dispatch from Cen. Eio, Of the 9TH
inst. acquainting them with the re occupa
ton nf Valencia. On the 10,h Lord w.
B:ntick entered that capital, amidst the
| 'oudest acclamations, with the whole of his
army. The most energetic measures have
been taken for the preservatinn of tranqnili-
ty. and for pursuing the enemy with success.
About 1000 Vandais have remained in Muir
viedro, and 800 in Pensacola. Suchet's head
quarters were in Alcaa de Chvcrt.
July 1.-THE proud and now humbled
Suchet has shaped his march towards Tor
toss a; and Harispe, with another division,
appears tn have taken another road, proba
oily that OF Lerida. According to accounts
which we think pretty Correct, Clause
must by this time have effected his junction
with Suchet's army. and both together will
compose a respectable force-but the LIST &,
ID and Sd armies, the expedition under Lord
w. BentCk, Gen. Vil.acampa's division
those Of the celebrated Nina and ID. Julian,
who were in pursuit of Clausel, and several
bodies Of Anglo Portuguese troops which
we're coming down the Ebro making al
together, upwards of 60,000 men, are suf
ilcientiy strong, more and more TO humble
Suchet's pride. Il is probable that Catao-.
ionia will now be The principal seat OF the
war, the favorable progress of which will be
good deal retarded by the many strong
nOidS IN mat Country OrtOSa, arrdgJnd
Lerda, Barcelona, Corona, Hostalrich, III
gueras, and Rosas, are the enemy's princi.
pal points of appui--but, if, on the one hand,
they serve to check the advance of the al
lied troops, on the other, they will weaken
the enemy, who will be under the necessity
OF leaving strong garrisons in ali those for
tresses, If he intends to defend them all.
ChLATAYUD, July l0.--Saragossa is free
from enemies they abandoned it this morn
ing at one O'Clock, blowing up one of the ar
ches ofthe bridge. Our gallant troops march
ed in Immediately after.
MADRID, July ia letter from an in
dividual OF the Spanish army, dated Hernia
nj, the 4lh inst. among other things, states
as follows:
Lord Wellington has given us 2 millions,
which are on their way from Corunna TO
Santander two more are coming from Bill
asa zoe, 900 reals and 500 faueagues of
corn from Leon one million and 800 quin
ais Of rice from Santander, and similar
sum from the Hilboa merchants which
supplies have ensured, for the present, the
subsistence Of these worthy defenders of the
country-Sorne Of our infantry and cavalry
are % French srOSnd, and acquisitions are