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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
by the Governor ofhe Commonwealth Of VirginiG,
A PROCLAMATION.

M lEREAS IL has beer represented Executive by
w the Jailor of Caroline county, that Elliott slave
eonhned IN The jail of said county death
or r"hpery did on the 2d inst make his escape
said Jail and is going at large / have Therefore
Thought proper with the advice of the council state ID
oer reward of fifty dollars person who
Will Rnprehend and convey the Jail Caroline county
the said Elliott And dc moreover require all officers
civil and military and exhort the good people the com
wealth. 90 use their best endeavors npprelend tn,
said Elliott and dispose of him above stated that he
may he dealt with the Law directs.
Given under my hand ~ Governor and under the sea
~, Of the Commonwealth at Richmond, this 9Th ta,
(Seni) OF October, 1928
JAMES PEASANTS Jr.
~ Elliott is bright mulntto. about rs wears of
VIZ ha"e. ana . ieet or inches high. .6l--wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
Goochland. October 81. VI T.
YahaWe Land in .4mpiio County for Sale.

PdliaLie Land an .Ametid County for Sale.
w nEREAS the late Mr.. Thomas Talb and others as
~ o"-heirN of the late Miss Harriet Tabb their deed
duly recorded in the General Court on ith November
1905, conveyed In trust certhr situated in the said
county, which had dp'eened to them coheirs afnresa
10 answer certain uses and purposes, in nv the said
deed specially and duly dec Jared And whereas tract nf
rnd commonly called the hniile plantation. containing
annt h'e or SIX hundred acres. formed p-rtion NJ
said lands and wa, ON partition made Nv the heirs
ao,ied l" tue SAID Thomas Thb and has
Shry according 10 the terms Of the sad deed trust
f,'e tr um at four hundred dollars thcreahnuis bv
safe 81 Ire aid plantation hereofjustv laid
sni therefore in pursuance or the said deed
"n ~ mrs. dav oi December next Gf fair, and IL
certainly the fur ,av on the prenises sell AZ
public auction To the hgbes bidder. for ready money
nh plantation or such thereof shall he Sufficient
tn answer the OF soney afn-esa and cbspes
81 me sale This plantation is well adapted culture
o iohacco wheat and CORR and /, tie lands
OF Mrs Tabb, Mrs. Randolph MIR. narksdale MIR. william
Murray ant Mr. Giles. The deed trust will he exhibited
on the day Of sale. A. TUWEATT
Nov. l. Snrviyirr, Tr,,s,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

II ChANCfRY-Uhi,E States ourt anh e,rru;, and
Il Virgi'is District June ilth. 1922
H'Iann sargcani, John linuuslow rnd Hannah his Wife,
"hd l"c! Ferrtrs .dmS Of Henry Wilson P,rr,rs uha
"sS ihr "dhor Of h, former wife Rachel which BEN
ldmi Sd ianHab Ih children Of Edward Sargent nie
nl"er q" hingsi"" ui-m Thames, ard ie said Rachel
dd 20 l6i2 was daughter of Eznletl, isJonIra SUNG
Tor Wm'tcs aid Other egutees OF William Hin Sargcnt
Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

SHALL petition the er .afurc of gina ~ lef ner
e,si0u to rerase 10 tire Commons eaiih. tpl a.
c " lard whereof James Fowls dra sit1f tf crun
~ 81 Halifax. JAMES SNEED.
October -. fi-wfNf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

William H. Aaeon Thomas Pitts, sheriff Of Essex ana,
committee OF the estate Of John camph- dee who was az
sgec ofRcbert Campbell, John W. pagr adm'or d.
boni non oi Robert page,dgc and Wiiam Keith, Deffs
and given security according t the act of A,,rr
aud The rules Of this court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence. that h. inhabitant this country I,
ordered that the said d rndsnt appear here on the r d
o the next term and the bills panriiF ard I'm,
copy ut this order b. forthwith inserted in souc
Published IN the city Of icmoi, for two months
sl'ty and posted ;he trout capitol in IN. saA
city. cupy-'Textr WM Nv JtLNI%G o.. S Isis
September 10. 3o--wR,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
Wv. t GRA,, Sec'yy.

NEW ORLEANS Papers IN The ~, inst. in.
elusive irow New .Otietus have heen received m
New ORR by me brig Edwmd. lie Civ cootoued
remarkably healthy aud the deaths during iIie week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
COZ MIsSIoNEH'S OFFICE

~ Ut iII'9IUN tH5 OFFICE, Tho parties INTERESTED
richmond. an mont 70 s23. are desired notice
"' n"'e appointed he eleventh day of the it month
N"'tmo) next, for commencing the aecois directed BY
~ aho,e odrr Of hr court which day %, nine O'Clock
n NJ thr "itndanc j. rcqred m, oee ~ this city
WIN uer accounts ard ,oucts ready for examination and
uFment ad The Creditors Of ibe late illam Sergeant
W any are requested 70 exhibit their csins before me- on
before iir da, aforesaid TpONAs JApn Al r.
September To-. - ,it~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

no Marth" Francis vOr, Ri.bad Vose, Iane- voSe
II Citizens and inhabitants OF the OF New York Ren
amin j. Gilbert aud Sally his wife, citizens and
OF Tue sie'e ., New Hampshire, and Mary Shepherd c
zen ANA inhdhiiant of the of Na>sach. sets:
Take notice that we shall, on Tuesday the 25h of Noveu
be' next al the house 0 John Madison. i'm The Town of
ovingspn county OF Nelson and Virginia nroceed
To take the drpoSons OF John Eulank Nelson Anderson
anu OILERS wch when taken intended To he read as
evidence ON 'he hearing aud trial suit in Chnncerv
depending IN tue Court of the United for the 6n
circuit AVID Eastern District OF Virginia. wherein van arc
compliments and we defendants: aud Won arc fur
hr ne'ihed that We sboll Monday, the first day Of Pc
cenbrr next at the Eagle Hotel in the city of Rchunpd
nnh state at Virginia. take The deposition of William 10
Iayof, and perhaps others which is also nieu,rd tn he
READ a. evidence ON the hearing and trial said chaucery
suit Yours &c. 'CiIAs PEnRoW ~''
october "a iS-wiwr JAMES MONTGOMERY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

IVA H. MATHEW WILLIAMS You Wiil please To- take
w notice that shall ou the 10Th day of january 1924
between the hours o9 O'clock \. NJ r. NJ of thai
diN az Tue sore nuSc OF Watkins Grern proceed m
TAKE tue deposition OF Allen Gillian Elizabeth Prrkosnn
james MullrnS, Archer Fanin David Buster and
John tarrl' Ia he read evidence suit in chance
y depending aud undetermined in the county conr, of
Charlotte" herein am pllmT aud YOU are de enn M
'ctrhtr u 41-w+wf THOMAS MORGAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

MORO Ell shall petition the nrx GENERA a, ,-n,ly In
pas law, allowing my wife, who Florra For-t-
Ia, and ciild, To enain ia this STATE The prvileges
90 free persuns Vt color DIiLAUn GoEpoH
Essex county October %. te-wIws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
EXAMPLES WORTHY OF IMITATION.


We find that several of our naval heroes, yer,
much 20 their credit, have lately declined accepting
Invitations To- public dinners and are also
pleased io observe that OF distinguished
individuals, in The private walks of society, be.
thought pfopcr TO lend his influence i'm cncekins y
practice which, in the estimation of al thinking me
is productive OF more evil than good N. Y. Gas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

". '"' ''-i '"''SFt nnt l'SS thin ~ lhf. D
II">1 p"rs"ns who intend cXhihpung Stork, are
~'utd to signify their intention IN writing ~ the
= G cnty Of 10" S0cicN snne days before tic Exhi
'iuon, stating themselves a. ne The owners or tie
N"'mfis, mad tiic of feeding aud rearing TO-
i"'het "nh lie pedigree, disposition, &c. as lar VS.
practicable.
Those vhO exhhit Beef or Mutton, must accom-
Isy ibrm "ib certificates, briefly aa'ng their res
.ctivo T0cesscso f f,1oum. aud The time required.
DO Patented Implement ran be offered fnr = pre-
s'tum nor ESQ any iiiug which has obtained =
Pr"pnuE, - ~"e,vo -aslher.
i!a"uJiug ,be Premuims, siioui,! he Committee
he equally divided, the President OF the 5oc,-y shalt
give the eaSting vote.
IT, .orlc' Of called meeting Of tho Society on the
1T NJ May, lG33
JAMES NJ. GARNETT, PresL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

lhGiNlA Al Ruls, ro'dt1 IN the eler.'s Ofe of H.,
superior 'onrt OF Chanr.ry for the Richmond District
the 25d day of sugusi, 1928: '
William Gariett, tAor Of Richard Brooke dec Pr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
FARNfVILLE TAVERN.

FARMVILLE TAVERN.
IL The present owner ofthis property having tle.
HvEf tcrmued retire from pablic life, has author
itSskE iseJ sell IL aud gentlencr
@---e- disposed purchase such property that vii.
sell u very low and on accommodating terms.
Very few situations IN the upper country present run
prospect for profit scfive and accommodating fat
erf-kecPcr, md nonc healthy.
Fhe buildings extensive ADD convenient. with larr
and excellent garden atiachtdtoiL
JAMES MADISON
fsfnvilie. juno 8. a-ttf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

an continued aud held Tor cutinIv
~ the courthouse in lappshaoek Tuesday the mn
day at JunS 1898
10 II Richards Pr.
4ga'nH Ia Chancery.
IewIs BeA,non and VIM. Blake. D.fts)
appearing TO the satisfaction &C the COURT that the de-
PENDANT Beanun inhnbitant OF this t,tb
aud that he hath entered his aud gwen sc
ry according the ct Asenb, and Is of b;s
court On the moun of the plsinti ordcr, that the
sand deitndan Beamon do appear here before the irt
day oil November court neN aud the PLAINTIFF %
and thai cop! OF ibis order he Inserted ia the Euouirer
printed IN tbs city OF Rchnon for months
and that another copy III reof posted the front door ~
thu courthouse IN this county.
copy-ieste, WAi. II. MATHEWS. Gil
September 10. 39-v8w
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Against

William Alien ev'or Of william IT, sorre,u, and eeorgr
Oi The Mid William ". Sergeant nm,
III phiuins do, filed heir ;ll and the Il, fo,tan
To Hs answer wirreurnn The motion of the lsin-
nus ana "h considerations Oi ia bill EXHIBITS, aud the
ssm answer re Cou doth order that the
Couri 90 take an account "f ia administration of Richard
r i')' "n ~ tSis of his ttsatnr Willam ~. Sar
a aiV o. ha OF IT. Dee dant Harrison on the estate Of
S'n ial"' ana OF az claims against the estate of the
u 9HTftIt no" unssitd. end report thereon with such
"e accounts ma matters any ofhe parties may require.
COZ ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04


Ihe defendant Waller OVertOu, noi having entered his
appearance given security arrnr,np t law and t
ueS ms court ANA IL appearing satisfaction of
e eo" ilal le i not inabitnnt safe an the
nptnn ni The plaintiff nv his counsel IL j. ordered nt
e Sua Defendant Ovrri0n appear the FIRST day of
J""'I! court neNhHd answer the plaintiffs hill and int
copy o tbs order be forthwith inserted in some newsua
per published !" the city of Richmond for Two months sue
c'Ney anu posted ~ the front OF the courthouse in
ibis county some court day.
a cnpy-Ieste, JNO. HUNTER, c. l.. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
by me- GoreTh0r o. The CoMmonreaHh ~ Flre3aiy
A PROCLAMATION

Given under my hand Governor and under Tie senI
40 OF the commonwealth at Richmund, this IO,h day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

= CuAN' -I,matannJch, Essex county court
L held the 2ls DAY al July. 1875
George T. Keso, rhoms, Furgu,on and George Rich.
and Rich PL,;n,iGS
Irltint
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

ITiEGfN1A At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of III
Count, Court II buckingham the Isl la, Srp,,n
,er, St3-
Price Perkins Pc.
Clio Amos and Thomas NJ. Bonduran', DGs.
he defendant Amos having entered his appearances
and given security according to the act OF ASS mb aud
fues oil tins court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the SAID Amos IS not inhsitani of this
der'd that the sad Amos appar here before November
rt and answer the Pia1us bil and that copy this
orderbe forthwith inserted ia publ" newspaI the
city OF Richmond tor t~omcnths suceeve, aud another
copy be posted up the front door utc th,
county. copy, Il. ELDR ID r, ia. ID. C.
September 10. Ss-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

<idgust ION, iH2S.
The parties irerrsied desired 10 take nnce that
have appointed the lSti day OF November next To COM
m'mce the settlement of the required hy the fore
erng order ci Essex court which day they are rcgur
I" attend at my Office in this place with such vouchers and
papers may be required
LAWRENCE MUSE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-16
foreign.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND,

The ship London Packet, Capt. Benedict,
he. arrived st New Yo'k from Liverpool, and
nro't London dates 10 the 22d May, from
which the snnexed summs'y and extracts,
wore made in the Com cia Advertiser -
SUMMARY AND EXTRACTS.
The only papers received ny this ship, IS
single file Of the I.ondon Couriet, from the
is,h to the 22d Of M5y--bo,h inclusive.
The news from Spain 10 not so late as that
brougb, hy Capt. Tunisos, from ri. Andcro,
hot the intelligence from Catalonia, con aimed
in the Paris papers oi The 2lsi May, (given
below) il several days later than hos been re.
ceived through the same channei, and is o! o
very vague and doubtful character. We new.
.er for a moment gave credit to the rumor
that Mioa had made a dash into Fiance aud
that rumor is DOW proved TO have been with
out foopdsUoD. In our opinion, ssao, this
news tends TO lessen the probability tha aoy
considerable engagements had taken place
hetwssn Nina end Marshal Money, near
Catalonia, az reported by CsP,. Tunison, al
though il is sufficient TO reconcile this con.
cIu,,on with the assertion Of Capt. /. Ihat he
ss.v tde oyytciai account Of TIE 6dflts. Cap.
L. stated that tho news was received at 81.
Andsro on ths 2cth Ut May. The batle
therefore, n,uN have taken place as early as
the l5th or 10Th Tor u would have heen i'm.
possible Tor the news TO have travelled over
from Catalonia, on tho east Of the panins sus,
10 the extreme poin, Of Burgos on the west,
distance OF from three to tour hundred miles
in direct line, and probably, Of five hundred,
to take tho roads winding among the noun
tsins, in q shorter umc than four or Eve days,
the whole country, moreover, being occupied
with F,ench troops, who, it probable,
would not have fseililsted the progress OF
news of their own discontinue. And be
Sides, il u great bsr,le had taken place be-
tween the 10Th add the 2Oth oi May, the re
sut, on whichever side petched the eagle Of
victory, would have been communicated to
Paris Ia a few houts by telegraph and not
wnhstanjing the cease, ship ot the press, this
result could not have been kept many hours
secret. Again The osws given below
from Gerone, the head qnarle's OF Money.
j. down TO tho l6,h OF May, inclusive. Al
thattimc, therefore. no battle had been fought,
snd Nina, instead Of being Il, the rear of the
Fench army, was marching In the direction
oi Bsrce'oDs, for the purpose, as IL was sup
posed by some, os joining B,llsNcros On
the whole, we suspect the story OF the defeat
Vt Money, had an earliee origin, as We now
6,d IL 10 iettor from Sayonne, dSted on the
lSh of My, sGd this wa. repuhlished io the
Courier of the 2ts,. The same papers sI,o
CON aimed q rumor, that Nina had been de.
,et,sd by hi, uoops, taken among The n,oan.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-16
WAR IN LNDoSTAN.

LONDON, Wsy 70,
The French papers Of F',day say, that let
,ets from Cous,an,inople, snnonnce that some
commercial houses had received Intelligence,
that a coa.i,ion had bse.n formed between the
Mspr.!i,. and several Sovereigns OF lndos,an,
and tha, this coalition had, after the departure
of the M. Of Hastings, declared war against
England. BY the same sccoanls, II is stated
that the English had, in order 10 defend them.
selves, wibdI avn The garrison from their ports
on the Persian Gulf. If The news be true, and
the coalition be as numerous ss the letters re.
present, the event will be OF the groalsst i'm
poriapce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-16

io,he ilh vss! Coast a. hmcrica had resclr
ed London, where il produced some excite
ment. The subject was immediately Brought
before Psriisment by Sir lanes Maekiniosb !.
but Mr.. Canning replied that they had no oIh.
er iate information shsn that re-pub,bed IN
Eoglsnd from the American papers. The
Russian claim is said to embrace Elk degrees
Of the coast which has long been in the pos.
session Of the North West Company. The
tone Of the British government is decided.
They yiH neither submit 30 hs Claim nor 90
rh> principle Of national maritime iaw assenhf-
rd 10 be esfa5ashed. The protest under Tho
sdnini.fstion of the late Ma quis oil Londop-
derry. had been repeated ct the Congress Of
Verona and negotiations arc still perdiug,
and 10 activity, at the Court Of 81. Peters
burg.
The Courier Of The loih, says" the nier.
chants of the city who have had properly siez.
ed ie South America, by The different insur--
gent COVE nmenls, TO 90 immense amount,
and from The various chsDges which have la
ken place, were unable 10 obtain any redress,
are put into the hghes, spirils by The orders
which have been >tisn-mitted TO the b iiish
Admiral, Sir Thomas Hardy, which ere 10 de.
msnd restitution OF all properly seized, with
out any exception, provided IL cen be proved
10 belong TO British subjects"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-16
From ne Moni,eur Of Monday.
NEWS FROM THE ARMY.


I.eRMA, May IS
The Duke do Reggie, iced Vslladohd
yesterday, at l O'Clock, A NJ. q, the head OF
the Division d'Au,ichsmp. 1t would be dill
fcul, 10 conceive the welcome which the
troops received on entering the town 1t sur
passed all that has been manifested
The advance guard of the lst corps, com
msnded by Gen Vsiin, Immediately march.
ed upon IN. Dlaio, TO occupy the b'tdges oil
Simencss, do Puenti, del D,uro, and do Fu-
della.
I, wss announced that l'Abisbal had mar
shalled his forces al Oimedo, Coess, Santa
Mslia Dc Ia Neivs, and Scgovla; but therc
wesc found upon this roule only few feeble
dctachmsn,s.
The following intelligence has been com.
muuicaIed from Vslladolid, under dsle oi the
ll,h inst.
The inhabitants OF the town ei Avila having
demolished ,he p,ila' Of the constitution, and
imprisoned the polhical chief. about 1000
men from Msdrid entered that place, and no.
Grated him. The Royalist inhabitants hed.
Tsmora having declared for the King, the IN.
hsbiian,s required tha, the troop, msy DO sent
th,ther, TO insure tranquility. Medina, Oi.
mcd,, end Other commuo-s Of that province,
have demolished the constitutions, pillar.
II /, known that on thc din OF May, Morillo
was ?, Leon, with 1900 men, with he ioten.
iion OF forming an army OF reserve (4th corps
a mon'h ego, there were with HIN 10 col
d'ers Of that regimen, OF the guards, Of whom
only thee now remain, aud those, il 10 neces'
saiy to watch vigilan,ly.
A, C0ellard. nine lesuees from Vallsdolil,
thcre appeared few f5sra! soldiers; At Sc.
pulveda, also, some soldiers presented them.
selves and hsd, after having plundersd the
chu che.. They carried of three piests.
A. Santa Ma',s de 10 Nievs, the Libsreaux are
24oo in Somo Serrs, there ate 500 men
eau,ooed between Buuraso and Cabaoilios.
The soldiers OF Ba,ss,eros deser, dsily, and
all The recruits, which he mu,,erc3 from the
mountsins, have returned home.
TELEoRAPHIc DESPATCH.
pARis, May 10.
Cory Of . despatch f'om Arsnd,:--
"Oa the | 5Ih tho headquarters Of his Roy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-16

, tsifs, sDd carried o prisoner 10 Psrpignsn.
Up to tho 3,h OF May, one of these stories
was about ~ tsue bs The other. We hope,
however, our calculations msy prove crrore.
Gus, aud sbs, Money, or large detachment
Of his army, has been cot TO pieces; but il Is
net worth while TO let our patriotic wishes
snd feelings blind our eyes to facts, or run e
way with our judgment.
The tone Of the London Courier, relative
to the affairs OF Spain, appears to be more
patriotic than il has been. After few spec.
ulstions as TO the sff.irs Of Catalonia, and ihe
actual situation Of Mine, tho Courier pro-
coeds 10 state, that the Duke d'Angoulsme,
was advancing upon the CAPITAL without OPP
position, and would probably enter Madrid on
tie 24,h OF Msy.--The editor then asks -
"And wbst nexs Aye-whst, indeed.
We have head it said thst a Regency will
then be established in Ferdinand. pane.
Admit 1--WE think it highly probable but
sill the question "what next !"-remans 10
puzzle Us. Oh whom will this Regency DO
composed! by whom will il DO Recognized
What power will it be able to exercise
What foreign relations can it maintsh! How
many weeks will elspse, before cooieDding
factions will dissolve II! Can hny Regency,
In the existing s,aro OF tho county, be esisb.
Iished, which could continue TO support iise!i.
Look 10 the enormous expense OF such
reasure--snd--whlch j, infinitely more 10
the purpose, look 10 what must be the policy
oil England, ii there should arise the slightest
chance Of military occupation oi Spain by
France. This county has hitherto stood
aloof, upon the supposi,ion, that, one WY or
the o,her, The contest might perhaps be soon
terminated: hut can il be imagined that O
protracted war, o. q protrac,ed interference,
would per mi, Us to continue our present poll.
cy.
The great obstecle to sny ,o.erable nd-
juslmen, oi The question, arises from the roy
al family OF Spain being in the hands of those
who viii iislen TO no terms. II the Kings
person should DO removed to the Csnsr,es,
our Ambssssdor, would, follow h,rn, while,
perhaps, tho Ambassadors of France. Russia,
husina, and Prussia, would be sccredited TO
The Regency at Madrid. From such posi-
,inn of affairs, II would be absurd TO expect
that any permanently pacific arrangements,
or any pacihc arrangements at all, could How.
In TACT, she more we reject upon he future,
fene mberlng VIVA, has passed and wha, IS
passing, the more we arc pspIexed 20 dis
eoyet u satisfactory conclusion 10 the basi.
ness"
Tho whole Of Ibis passage has sn eviden,
bcssing towards a stata Of things that will lead
20 a general war, and an alliance between
England and Spain.
II is stated in the French papers, that CVi.
edo, the capital of As,u,ias, has sent IN IT'S
submission 10 the Gener slissinio, l,he Duke
d'ADgoueme.) k e- .sqf1. #.