FROM GIBRALTAR
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We have been favored BY friend with the
Perusal ofa very valuable letter from an intel
ligent American at Gibraltar, dated the 2d
sept. which gives more particular information
respecting Spain than is contained in the Glib
raltar papers.


Supplies Of provisions continue to arrive
here from America and the Mediterranean,
and prices remain much the same Gen. Ri
ego is at Malaga, not only at war with the
French, but with all the merchants-he has
demanded contributions from nearly all the
merchants there, not excepting foreigners; !;
those who refuse he imprisons. The report of
Mr.. Barrels imprisonment is not true.


All the vessels at Malaga are embargoed ::
many of the vineyards have been entirely
burned or destroyed by the Sevanos in fine,
the present is the reign Of terror ID Malaga.
In addition to the destruction Of the vine, the
civil connections have deprived the country OF
one half the labourers usually employed to
gather the crsP.