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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-17
MARSUAL'S SALE.

I'D virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the IT,
= , States, for te Frth Circuit aud Virginia District,
ia the suit in Chanceiy therein depchddg, between
Jpncs hopkirk, surviving partner OF tie ia,e r1srcau-
tle house Of Alexander SV,ers, John Bowman n 90.
Plaintiffs, and the executors of Abraham Many decd,
and Otncrs, deeudantsNill be sod. 1T pubc auction
for ready money, Thursday it 81 day a. Deem.
bee next, ~ ti,e tavern OF Alexander H. Purvear.
t'reensblrOugI. ~ Use cndutyo i Dc0kenlup or
fisnt Lisely Sf~iVES, con,IsG Y oi men i,oys and
tis, lOt the purposes in the sail decree niciioncd
Wsi MANN, u. NJ for
ANDREW MOONE. Vi.
NoSe,E3..r ~. AGpi1
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DOVER C0AL-pII7FS ron SALE.

NHI1Ii. be scid on the premises on T'ues,lay the
W 2etli day - December next, (nfisir, II not the
;r dsy % The highesi blcr the interest at tl
Subscriber ho,ds IN the sail C0al-Pts wicli iss fee
scope est. % ~ . Acres, arI the right nj working
G.i 'a soO1 100 Acres sdiJiuing sail iiacL--.1isp
t,se the other inCiet', which has eight wears 90
E7 i.om ie rs' DAY Of January next, at the rate Of
SJtlD' per snnuin, aud Oae cent per busci anal
aDo.e $1,000 bushels, which may be dehyere,i 1t
a. 6aao ~ bA;iimond, With the wivege Uf working
's~ fscm. &ws.ea Is 'e,ypriucu'e) aud the o. IL
a. H. Us
TIE. NOW in good order for WORKING, having
cesorSlsla- sd"h into large bcdes % coal cfwpcror
CRAFTY, dat fey bc worked several years 9t
Lon iie spence. Tic expencc 1T boating the c,;i 10
ths B-'. 10 Richmond, generally three cents per
81 -.
ne terms o payment will be, one-sixth part in SIX
Iennts from Che date, and the residue at i've equal
annual payments, with interest from the date, with
IGrtSaRe on tleprem,seJ, aud ~ s0nal The
purchaser may take possession o tlic 'l.s The 4,
Ct sale, aud every hnusa bat the dwelling huusc ard
i.iappsidNses, which shsil be gwen up March next.
lie may alo, Of he wishes ~ have all tie horses,
Inui g, carts, SEc. ~ Valuation, tlst he be ena-
hlcd t0eb pyO6isbly to work Immediately alter the
pdrcase, and make the sales o the coal meet his pay
f.e1is.
Ny anxiety alone IN retire from Business in my dip
age is The cause Of 0v making sale OF thi5 valuable pro
I,erfvDr. John Adams VITO owns the other ,asety
o. ui8 property, has authorised TO say that he will
'et privately With any gentleman iUr his interest III
u.
The sole III begin IL O'Clock.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
Nov. 90 tds
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: S53RjN'(r-H{IL aC.4DE.SiY.
.NE.gL? GORDO.V'.SRILLE. OR.R.N or

CDU.A IY.
FFcHE Subscriber wi continue to instruct naies and
females IN separate apartments, III tins, branches
OF learning a.ually taught at public institutions.
his terms for board, tuition and washing (oarcrs
futing tiler own bedding aud csndes,) viii bc $50
tulqu alone, SIS. Corn and gool pork will be re-
csived Ia yment Tor the first session, d.
prices Of those who RAY not find it eonve y Iop,v
money The winter Vacation will take pac, i5tk
Of Dcccnher, and tie session commence 18th Of
! mary.
Every attention win he paid to the n,nras Of yonih
ans, assistance Afforded further their progress ia lear
ling.
JAMES, C. WAODEL.
Dr.. g n,
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10 RA.NI7----TYfE HOUSE

z AIEI.Y Occupied Us Mr. v. CUNNING am, situated
or The east side OF 18Th street, betspcn Bain and
lazy streets possession to be had immcdi teiy.
.JIso--t!c House adjoining, occupied by Mr.. A.
:ShasP; possession to be hal Is, January nexf
.8tso--thc IOt aud Lurlber-Honse corner of 18th g.
'1rysfreets, .tely occupied ty Air. 1hos II. Harris
t'aaceo msnUiaetogy psssesson to be had imIne-
stately .J0SErH CALICO.
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LO S z,
FROM THE OFFJCE or TIE. Nail

an the esd of Oct. last Black leather covered
Trunk brass nailed with the letters 4. p on the
to, cnasians sdry articles Of clothing, documents Of
1ny proceedings SIS Quarter Master detachment nf
Virgins Militia called into TIE serv'ce IN September
lssi under the cOnmaBd of Colonel William Allen cf
due 7isi HcYt. and patent fo- io hundred Of
band, IN tie state of Ohio, bengin part OF Military
Land Warrant fr tour Thousand scres belonging To
the Lesatees o; Tbos, 6uifin d., d-Au persons are
iOrwarned from puEvha.ug the .s1 Iqnt shoeld be
E posed 10 safe.
twenty Iiol,rs viii 5e paid BIZ me, 30 any person
who vii deliver the said trunk and lis contents in
Surry County, By depo.,tiGGit at lie Once OF the
EHquner, 30 set ii again.
FHANCIs RUrFIE
III. O E. ,t.ir,
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FIYN 7N0L1IElS ENW.lYD.

ct UNAWAN from tue Subscriber on the Goth inst
"a. nero woman FAMED sally. she is about i
feet 10 inches high, she stout made woman rather
uFa yellow cnnq.eHion, has down hook when spoken
TO- X has her lei, arm, abpse her elbow Any
pczon hai viii deliver ;he SAID negro mo- shall
cciye tie .buSe reward.
IL EU8.q.Nh.
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500 ACRES or LAME ;EpR NgLE

>lNG on both s'!es ofthe ma. road leading from
. Ben,lys lirdgc To Halifax Court louse, and about
I'VE miles from the t'tler place. This land is eonsi.
d.ed very valuable tor corn, tobacco nas and vseat
liner; - not than hall OF it cut that par cleared
IA c.''er good fence There IS small dwelling house
omit With one room and she'd. The above land he
longs to the estate of Herbert C. Cooke deeil---
Terms may be known By applying IN
lSovs On
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To NlGNH.

The Uous and Lot where resie--iicssession TO be
siSea tue lst OF January next.
JOSEPH CALICO.
Noy, &c. If
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TIE .aN.N,U.iL .iiEE1Y.NG
ar the Stockholders in the Bark of Virginia will
Y B take place ON the ii,st Mnnday in Janusry.
W.;E D.LS.DGIDCEi, Cashier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03

BEKIAH & DANIEL WAITE,
INDIA point GIN, by the pipe or bbl.;
4 W. l. and N. z. RUM, by the hid. or bbii
superfne FLOUR, by the bbl.;
SUGAR, by the bbl.;
CHOCOLATE, by the box,
Likewiss--A general assortment of GROCERIES,
at retail.
Gr They want to employ number Of Weavers:
Newp0rt, Nay 1S, 1914 (l1w)
Ne7u Feather Beds and Feathers.
I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, an Feather
~ Beds, from 20 to 45 dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charies-sfreef.
Likeu,se-ah Assortment of MATTROSSES OF
every description, constantly kept for sale above
March %. Il.
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she now RECEIVERS. She viii no longer be compelled
to be deprived of them, nor to obtSin them on ruin
Gus conditions. Our manufactures shall hopfish Y
gain; our maritime towns be built up and ever
thing promises to Us that long tranquility sbro&
and durable felicity at home, will be the hap
fruits OF Peace"
HAahvRon, May 27.--our ancient Masistrale.
have this day issued Proclamation. announcing
that the Independence OF this city has been recogh:
Eed and guaranteed by the allied powers Every
thing around us appears to have taken new life
The Elbe is again covered with vessels of allsixes
and there have already entered here many rich car
goes. The rich and poor again take possession q
the habitations they had abandoned The it'll
shops again raised the ruins Of sauborg5|
LoSpoN, June 7.--The terms Of the Treaty 81
Peace give satisfaction to all parties The balanoe
of power appears TO have been fairly adjusted and
all the conditions promise leng duration of Peace
Lord Castlercagh arrived in town on Saturday fro
Paris and yesterday attended in his seat in q
House Of Commons.
The Austrian, Prussan, and Russian troops
all returning home by easy marches, and viii
cheering applause and congratulations Of every
through which they pass.
A great Spanish house has failed for 300,000< q
A loan Of 30,000, ,000L .. is talked Of. 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03
LAWS.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT
AN ACT
For the relief of James Crawford.


For the relief of James Crawford.
BE IL enacted 6y the Senate and House Of Rebresen
fofves Of the United States Of america Congress
csnbled, That James Crawford be, and Inc is hereby
confirmed to the purchase Of the west half of Sec
tion twenty-nine in township number seven, OF range
number two, in the district Of lands offered for sale
at Steubcnvile Provided, That the said James Craw
ford shall complete the payment Of the purchase mo-
ney for the land contained in the southwest quarter
OF The aforesaid section, at the price per acre and
on the terms and conditions specified in the certif-
cate Of the register Of the land Office, for the west
nall OF the said section, bearing date April fourth,
one thonszod eight hundred and eleven and shall
also complete the payment for the northwest quarter
OF said section, at the price Of eight dollars
Ihe Instaiments Of the purchase money for the said
northwest quarter shall BE- considered due and
becoming due on the respective days specified for
making payment in the aforesaid certificate Of the
register; and the sum Of three hundred and twenty
dollars paid on account Of the purchase mSney OF
the said northwest quarter, and which became for
feiied by nonpayment Of part Of the purchase mon.
ey shzlI, BY the register and receiver cf public mo-
mes Tor the said district. be placed to the credit Of
the said James Crawford. and be considered as part
OF the purchase money for the said northwest quar-.
ter section. and the said James Crawford his heirs
or assigns, shall be entitled to patent for the land
contained in the west half Of the aforesaid section
on his completing the payment of the purchase mo-
ney, according to the provisions Of this act
LANGDON CHEvEs,
Speaker Of she House Of Rebresentafires
z. GERRY,
Tee-PreHdsr, e the United Ssas<s, and
PreHdens Of Me Senate.
March 9, iSii--.ss2rsvsd, JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03
BY NAIL.
WAR EVENTS, &c.
DETROIT, July -

reconnoitering party, consisting Of Lieut. OF
Rangers and 20 men, set out on Thursday last up
the river Thanes and about 80 or 100 miles from
this place, fell in with party Of Indians commands
pursued by our party who succeeded in taking thl
British Lieut.. sand two other white men prisonetSt
The expedition returned last night.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03

MAJOR Sizcr passed through this yillag0
yesterday, with 500 troops, from Sacket'A
Harbor for Plattsburgh.
Copy efa letter from an officer IN Css Scsns 5ryadsy
90 ahs Ed,t.r.. dated Camp, Qasens'on, CO. Cd
July 10, 1914.
We have learned further particulars OF tho
dreadful effects Of the American fire at tho
battle of Chippewa. The British regular offs
ccrs report about 500 killed wounded and
missing. We learn this from the inhabitants .
they say every Wagon in the country was put
in requisition TO carry 10 Fort George the
wounded. A British Marquis who commands
ed the looth re'tis reported TO have been mora
tally wounded.
The British told the inhabitants they had
been cruelty bcatcn---that they were opposed
by 5000 men. It is fact, that 100 men OF
Seotl's brigade, with one company of artillerys
completely beat the enemy, they having q
force (according to their own account of clod
mon. The volunteers and Indians who had
been in the woods skirmishipg with the one-
my, quit the field of battle at least 90 mihutcn
before Scott arrived TO oppose :hc enemy. Is
The engagement lasted between 80 and 4d
minutes, when the British, after attempting
two charges, gave way at all points, and wsrS
pursued until they screened themselves boz
hind their works at Chippewa.
4gSomc Of our British officers wht wer6
wounded and taken, said that our troops be-
havcd In manner that would have dono creds
1t to Lord Wcl'ington's troops. Gen. Scott's
brigade was drSsscd in grey jackets. The
enemy supposed them to be militia and their
officers told their troops they would dispcrse.
In this they were sadly disappointed. re.
peat the fact again, 100 Americans, with ono
company of artillery, drove from the field
2ioo British troops, two thirds of them rcgus
lars, with pieces of field artillery.
On the 9Th we were occupied in bu.ying
our own and tho cncmy's dead. On the 7thy
we commenced cutting road thro' the woods,
in order TO gain the rear of the enemy. On
the 9th the road was completed, and part OF
Rip!cy's brigade crossed the creek, and skir-
mshed with the enemy. We lost men kill
led or wounded--the enemy IL killed, how
many wounded unknown. During this skir.
mish, the main body Of the enemy prccipitate-
ly left the works at Chippawa, and retreatcd
down the river, after having rendered useless
the artillery, &c. which they could not take
along. On the 9th, we pursued them as far
as this place. They abandoned in great haste
their Notifications on The heights Of Queens
ton, leaving their provisions, and tools, used
about Tho foriilication on the ground. We
are encsmped on the ground where Van Rem
,selsar had MS fight in 1912. We are, thinks
here waiting the cooperation Of tho hcot and
our forces Ut Sacket's Hartor before we lay
siege to Forts George and Niagara
-- t-lIt.E F
BATAVIA, tuLY ios
With the most unfeigned sorrow we havo
to record the death Of truly brave and patriotic;
Gen. JoBS SwfrT. This circumstances Of
this unfortunate event arc as follows: He had
taken charge of a roconoisfing party with
whish he approached the enemy's lines neas'
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BATAVIA, tuLr los

With the most unfeigned sorrow we have
to record the death Of truly brave and patriotic;
Gen. JoBS SwfrT. Tho circumstances Of
this unfortunate event arc as follows: He had
taken charge of roconoi.ring party with
whish he approached the enemy's lines nea:
Fori George, and succeeded Ia making sew
eral prisoners ,when on his return TO Gasp,
being fs,igued, he pcrmiued the gusrd 10
hal, 10 refresh themselves one OF the. pfis-
oncrs, . SERGEANT, taking advantage OF the csre-
lessness OF the guard, seized a musket and
discharged It's contents a, The general. Tho
guard, enraged Of the murdeser, we're about
cutting him down, when Gen. 5. requested
them 10 spare tho esiprit that he might have
regular trial. Tho general died IN camp
fourteen hours after receiving his wouno:
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FOR SALE.

A Valuable PEW, on the lower door in Trinity
"A Church---.aiso, two SHARES in the Rathing-
House, in Pelham-street. Apply to THOMAS
CLARKE, Jun No 1O4, ,Thames-street Jnne29.
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HOUSE TO LET.

.PiH be Leased for One or more Years.
THAT Convenient and central stand late occ,i.
J pied by Capt. B. ELpREp in Mill street, near
the Red Market-It is very commodious for private
boarding, or for house of public Entertainment
part of which is also calculated for Grocery store
Terms may be known by application to-.
CRANSTON & SHAW.
Ncwnnrt {July Il
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HERKIMER, On. W JuL4 81.
Major Sizer passed through this yillagS
yesterday, with 500 troops, from SacketA
Harbor for Plattsburgh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03
HENRY MOORE,
OFEERS FOR HKE.

OfEEhc Oh cslo@Ls
CIN-50 pipes Of Sissons manufactory;
VI RUM-IO hhds. w l. Sd and 4th proof, OF prize
schooner Louisas cargo,
BRASDY-French and pansh;
wINE-Madeira and Lisbon;
MOLASSES-hhds and bbs.
SUGARs-Havana and Muscovado,by box, &c.
TEAs-Hyson, Hyson Skin, souchong, and Bo-
hea, by the chests
COFFEE-by the bag;
SALr-coarse and fnei
NUTMEGSj
ALLSPlCE;
PEPPER;
CASSlA;
CAYENNE-pepper,
SNUFF-yelow
OIL-sweet and lamp;
WARE-iron and stone;
BED.CORDS--a few gross
Aua a great number of other articles too numer-
GUS to menton.--All which viii be sold wholesale
and retail, for cash approved credit, a, low as
can be purchased in Rhode-Islard
.Ne.ypors. February IL, 1914 II.
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JONES * RATHBONE,

Have -far SAFE,
FIVE hundred boxes Candles;
4 500 do do Soap;
$50 barrels supcrfne Flour;
10 tons Archangel Hemp;
$50 hhds. retailing Molasses,
l62 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
65 hhds. w. l. Rum;
200 bags debenture Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auction
GERS ard Commission Merchants, and refer for inior.
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
JoHS G. & SAMUEL WHtTEHoRNE, of Newport
Providencc, April 90. u.
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CRANSTON & SHAW,

= Nlf4NC OIN @ OIIk1N,
Offer at private sale,
-FOUR hundred and fifty hhds. retailing Havana
i .M0L.iSSES,
27 do do. SUGAR 2
20 terces and IS bbs. do,
SO bbls superfne FLOURt
Ia hhds. Sd proof RUM
.Newport, Juiy 90, 1914. :
JAMES TOWNSEND,
OFFERS for sale, at his store, in Mil.street, next
~ east Of the X. l. Republican Office
- boxes No. / & 2, Chocolate;
10 do. mould Candles
200 VT. Of good Cheese;
boxes of spanish Segars .
10000 American do.
With assortment of first quality Groceries. at
retail June %.
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WHEEL LWRIGHT * LOPEZ,

Have jRst rseeired. aud cfers for sale,
T~HREE thousand bushels R|Ei
Il $50 bbls Philadelphia superfne FLOUR;
$50 bushels yellow CORN. ALSO
900 boxes Havana brown cyrc gDs
90 hhds. and 20 bbls. MuscovadoS
10000 lbs. Coffee, entitled to double debenturei
800 hhds. retailing Moasses;
10 pipes Gin, lst and 4th proof;
so bbls prime Beef-20 do Pork:
40 bbls. Turpentine- do Tar;
SO pieces Russia Duck-5000 bushels Salt
50 bbls. Maokerel;
Is bags Tumeric-Spanish Segars. a
.Newport. Jaly 90. 1914 \
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. IL, Long UharE Has for Sale
F'ratss la SbIs p'ps'' first quality GINS
. 3 aips' aisso IisSos. Ma,os.' wINE'
90 90 t,sIss'' ssls. first quality MoLAssEs.
20 bbls Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT. COFFEE;
10 ditto Souchong,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 10 ditto ditto Spanish spn1nm;,r sEeARs, first quality
ditto Playing CARDS.
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
ALSO
A very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual.
March S, 1914. IT,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24

are the sentiments Of the Boufbens,
such the will Of the King and of all The
Princes. His Royal Highness proceed.
ed to tho Cathedral, but the crowd FL
led every street, all would see the
Prince. He stopped every minute to
let the people enjoy the sight of him
The Archbishop waited for his Royal
Highness at the grand gate of the Ca
thedral wasscrammed, and it was not till
near an hour that the Prince could get
to the Sanctuary, The Sacredness OF
the place could not check the acelama'
tons, cries of Yipe ic Roi, stopped the
ceremony. Te Denm was sung and re-
peated by all hearts. His Royal High
ness, wishing to prove to the Bordelais,
how much he was touched with these
expressions, repaired TO the Hotel de
Vile, to charge the Magistrates to de:
clare his deepest satisfaction. Cries OF
Yiue Re Bourbon /! and Five ie Roi!
proceeded and followed hiia every
where.
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE or LORDS,
Monddp, HhrH 4.

Rupture of the negotiations.
The Earl of Liverpool-Betore he
moved, as he meant to do, that the house
should now adjoern, he had to state 10
their Lordships, that he was command
ed by the Prince Regent to inform them
that the negotiations, which had been
lately carried on for the conclusion OF
peace with France, are now. at an end.
While his majesty's confidential SER
wants deeply regretted that failure of
their efforts for peace which had led to
this communication, it must at least be
satisfactory to all to know, that both in
the principle on which thst negotiation
was broken off, and in the particular cir.
cumstances ard causes which immedi.
ately produced the rupture, there was
the most complete agreement and con-
currence amongst the whole OF the al
lies. Their Lord.hips and the country
would expect full information on this
subject, and he had to state, In regard
to that point, that it was he intention OF
the allies to publish a declaration, set
ting forth the whole OF the clrcum-
stances and causes which led to the rup
ture of the negotiation 1T would be
The duty Of his ,Majesty's servants TO lay
that declaration, together with such o
Their Information as might be necessary,
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LONDON, March %,

A report was this day 10 s" IA
ton, that the Prince f,ss 1.,I|
desired an interview win % ',a|
Greu,ille at Carlton House
the subject Of forming an adn'ns j
ton that would coincide in !, s'l nd
Mon that the Rourbons oussr' ,, "s
restored to the crown Of i, t s'
Lord GrenviIle, il is salu O,
the task, which it was ,nPIyI N,
would be undertaken BY 70" ";,,
aui. wellesley and Mr.. ran'.r .,1b|
:Nsapolitan Proe'ama ,am,,jert
King Of Naples in a proe!a%cSts
ven under the name of bis i ,.la.
lor of State declares, ne ce..",;r,rlI|
e Gu a peace with the c % .'ov
allied powers, and that 9TH sa Ensi
tice has been stipulated y &1's u /.
land, (which IS to be 70 d.s ,sir'
pacific arrangement a !! =, be &c,
the liberty of the sea Is .. t. d
knowIedged, and the ., ,,sI, ~
commerce is to be seea' ms,ioa e
remainder Of the pr0si'
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Lord ellington.
BULLETIN.
War DEPARTMENT, Atril |.

War DEPARTMENT, .Ahr1l |.
Dispatches have been received from
The Marquis Of Wellington, dated
TARBEs, March 30:
The enemy collected bis force at
Conchenen the l3th-but on the 18th
he returned to Lambese, leaving ont
posts towards the former place.
E" Lord Wellington having been join.
ed by detached troops, moved on the
18th inst. against the French army.
Marshal Soult retreated before the Al.
lies to Vic Bagorey and Tarbes. A
strong rear guard attempted to make a
stand near the former town, upon the
10th, but were driven through it in a
gallant manner by the third division.