The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-06-15 00:00:00

om . or nd, the the Ards at. bul, 1 *0 ): ! LON DON, V.EDNESDAY, JLNE 15. instant : live, mo:e the )ul.l mitly 111-.!(1 tack icks. i~.A I too able ner ly Ia If re m. 6r s to- s in- table 4itat ier of 1, has nded tt:Ure c has !rs - ,au ! n ith m the hip of e, sr,.. I it hit a iu , t in ar a'.;~[ cry .cC: CU.II: .0! Inc .•-• it la 'Ail ti!St i)t sof to u tio t a. I t. 4, )3 S all 1• r V for iim b' !iv t• v.i In ti).• ;.t By the 11.11 inv. i■ p !COI(' ittttl W.! r. to u, , •um mut rx%:tcsi:o. *Gut:4'. THE BRITISH PRESS. 'nee Emperor of AuaralA is making great mili toy preparations, and a great activity of Conriers e•i<t.; bet 1% cell Vienna and Paris. WE lately stated, that the ACtiTILIAN EMPLIWK, as the relative of the Ic:rig• of : 4 PAIN, cannot be indifferent to his fate, and that his misfortunes may be the probable sal ,t of these frequent communications. A far ther reasou is assigned for the imposing attitude which Austria is now assuming.—The report is re vived, that France has demanded a pa.sage through the Austrian states, to attack Turkey, and thlt this request has been refused. There is something snore in this than the mere fate of Turkey to in terest England. The early attention of 13cs PAlre was directed to Egypt and the British Possessions in India, and that the enterprise is only postponed until a convenient season, not abandoned. we may confidently presume. The Foreign papers have published several articles that favour this presumption. We have this day given oue of thew, though of an old date. The following important article is extracted from The Cori ildvertiter of Thursduy, the zith "Advertiser Office, 4 o'Cluck. 44 This morning the ship Iff, ofJersey, Capt. LE FRZILE, arrived at Cove from Gibraltar, after a Ter, short passage. She brings an account, that the Governor of Gibraltar had received a proposal from the Commandant of Cadiz, to put the com bined French and Spanish squadrons in his pos stwion ; in consequence of which au expedition sailed fur the above purpose, before the If left that place." The Cork paper of the Bth instant says—" •The expedition preparing to sail from this harbour, we understand, is composed ef the sth, gth, 38th, 40th, 71st, and 9lbt regimrits of foot ; the stli battalion ot the Guth, and 4th Royal Veteran Bat talion. It is is he sommanded by Iklejor-General Hitt., a ipllant and experienced officer, under whom are appointed Brigadiers.Oeneral FAINE aud CRAUFIIIID." Parliament has lately increased the annual al lowance made to Louis the 13th, who is at present at Gostield, but is shortly ' , petted at Wansteati, on a visit to the Priuce of Conde. The Duke D'Augoultnie is gone to Mitten a Courland, in order to conduct the wife of Louis the 18th, and Madame Royale, his own wife, from thence to this country. Those distinguished and unfsrtuuate Prioceeses a►e to arrive hem, if no accident* inter vene to prevent it, in August. The last Queen of France who ever visited England, was Mary of Medicis, under Charles the First, in 1641, a wo man still more severely persecuted by fortune, than the person so calling her.=elf ut this time. The last Princess of France who set her foot in this country, was Henrietta Maria, Duchess of Orleans, sister of Charles the Second, who came over from Trance to Dover, in i 670, where an interview took place tit-twee.' them. She dial immediately after her return to St. Cloud, of poison. It MRS in 1539, Tint in 1.53 1, that the Emperor CHARLLS v: lritiscd ihrUUKII franee, by permission of I: iNcis I. iii order to quell the rehellinn of the oil] e. • ant of Gh.!at. CHARLES WEIS himself I.orn at (;I:,•nt ; the!' a tity of t h e lir.: cousidera- Con, veal, and ixtpulation, in Europe ; far su perior in all those particulars to l'ari•. The Ea ?Rao& w.oti to pay, 6 ' qu poltruil metlre Paris darts .on Caul:" alluding, b►• a pun, to the name of is Fr.ni,lll, which is Cant, or glove, in The part of Cue p Once in which the EMPLItOR 10•1-;eall, in 1531, at Folooiffibleatt, tin l on . zer It was ileitioli.hed mole: Lofts XV. es was the famous " Gtd,rie des Cerf,.. - or " thliery of Stia:,s," Lath aides hiavia,. / . :wen :rioted unit 0 •1:11UCANI w ith represeetttion, of animals. ...melt had 1.(.1.11 killed in tle• Fole,t et' Foutuin bl:au. T:int Gallery for e,er :minor iii. ia the . o y of France. for I.Loiltig hr, t I n n, seem. of the 11111rdci Ot . the Afsolt:i. NloN order of t'icalir ;NA. flUt2.'n !".1, Lb...N, under the bulnorit : 41 Liti•l4 A t tier fioin G , tttall state,, t‘ Intl, a repiitnf:oii by In rte- , .:veil by the last tilf; !:!tl• :41,1.111 ;tl'. 4f /lOW N.tp 11 IVe not laLar, . Se r,•:dry of lrrlauJ, is tl.r ruColli Of SIC :mica •r.Lt.si rttua at t-:1,1,1 by lii• Stuit% ,••• off v!••;.luti• for Ire ;di tit trttttit.;.t Cot k .lv•:-nvl rrt lttt , tt, or r:unan•!. - .R i- t•':''..c,f~~ of . II n - C . i1:110•111), :o 6 3 0 3 , >, v - Lo. BRIGHTON, Jurz 13. On Monday last, about four - o'clock in the after loon, the gar! of BERLF,IFY, Colonel of the Royal South Gloucester arrived at hi> house in this place, but continued here only till twelve o'clock next day, m hen he het off for Lon don. His Lrodehiii, we tinder,...nud, will return about the 2d or id of next month, for the trims's. 3n Friday, arrived at hi 4 resideilee, Lodge, in the west part of this town, the "Marquis of TITCHFIELD, where he is expected to stay a considerable portion of the season. T h e Mar chionevi and Funnily have been here sonic time. Jour J At asoN, Esq. NIA'. has taken that de lightfully-sitnated mansion, called Wick.houte, (late the residence of C. C. SMITH, Esq.) fur the season. Ferris, Esq. late a Captain in the Ist Dra goon Guards, officiated as Nlaster of the Ceremonies at our lute Ball, in the room of Mr. W ADE, who, for nearly forty years past, tilled that office, in a manlier which procured him the entire anp-obation of the iannerous and distinguished vis.tic resort ing to this place during the above low; ,wrio.l. , Mr. WADE, with permission of Dis Ito id Illighoc., the Prince of W A I.EI, retires iu consequence of his advanced age. Arrivals:— Count .s of Ross, Rir W. B. Hash, Lady Jane LouE sod family, %V. E. W elby,flsq. M.P. T. Baring, Esq. M P and foully, T. Atkiiison, Esq. A. Akers, Esq. Jos. %Miller, F-N. J %yang, Esq. T. Lewis, Esq. J. Crawford, Eq. C. Lake, Esq Jobs Vines, Esq. J Peafotd, Eoq Juba JUMPS, T.sq G. Taylor, Esq. Mrs. Lanni, Miss 3PDerutott„ W. Roberts, Esq. J Mayor, Esq. Job , . Rolowdby, Es.i T. Rivers, Esq. R. Wilkie Esq. J. Howard, Esq. Jolt Ede, Esq. W. Fir Esq. W. Terrinstm, Esq. W Tubb, Esq. Stracey WC, W. Briggs, Esq John Greeit,t+q A Re les, Esq. Mrs. Ha milton, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Mine, Mrs Biekitutie, W. Pratt, Esq Mr. liosball, MI, Rawlieson, Miss SAtulians, Jobe Cowley, Esq. Miss F 0•10.1. Mims Benuaiout, C. Dodd, Esq. r C Roberts, Foci J. Ferguson, Esq. Miss F.. James, :His.% Todd Major Woodgate, Dr. Hied, dm. o.c. Departure.:— Su (...ualis) IV. loser, Bart. to join his mealiest (Ist Dra- Gnarls) at York ; Sir Cbarks Morgan, Part, Air a few days, the /sally still remain here ; James West, Eaq. for Coneytx•rongba, sear Lewis; Mn . 31aleolni ; Thisouss Cocks, Esq. Mr. Rickards. ;Lad Br..lley Esq. Off Worthing; Mrs. John Pitt, foe TinibridrAVells ; C. Pt.ehell, Esq. Mrs. I.ainhert and tinnily ; L. Atkinann, Esq. J. W. Wt lister, Esq. Mrs Bilks ; Miss Sliddletoo ; W. Bon. stll, Esq.; the Misses Davies; Miss Parsons; %Valais Hinansoad, Esq. aid family. , tiii, il ,i,..„4 ~ ..;i.m% -,r,f,.;--, - - A- - --,,.. • CHELTE' HAM, Jv 13. To-morrow the Young Rosciau plays Norval bore, for tt.e List firm!, preparatory to his loci-talked-ol secession from the Stage. The last arrivals are— Lady Amelia Murray ; Sir Jabs and Lady Lawson ; Co bowie *bay and Bowie; best-Col. awl Mrs. Warns; Major and Mrs Batelielor ; Majors Hampton sod Brown ; Capt. and Mrs. Bmad, and Ireland ; Drs. White and Shrives; Rev. Mr. and EIS Fosistaine Rev. G. S. Townley and J. Jeffreys ; Mr. awl Mrs. Wilton, Thompson, Gibson, Plainer, and Rainer ; Mr. Mrs. and Ild'us Broadhurst ; Messrs. Coombe, Gfelffell, Eaton, Bullevio, Rocco's!, Fiteberbert, Sliumby, Ross, Hall, Mathmon, Davies, Evened, Sea bridge, Browne, Goddard, Powell, Fisher, and NUBS; Mn.. P.Gordon,A Doldney, Miller, G. Townley, Wall, Going, S. lintrtielor, Law, Withiagton, and Capper ; Misses COD. siugb, Hamilton, Nash, Cicuptee, Knight, &c. 117!nr,'.7.1' SIIREP sur..atn-C. -~-- Yesterthty wortilug. ri:,•ut eleven r.' , lfwk, n nu merous tu.nry,,y dt,turfiti......-1 A rr; , •nititti , ,ts and (;e,ttle AV.: CLn. r 1; t wlii:4l was I.N:l:ark lug tior..ll `:U'l THEATRE. DRURY -LANF. Mr. SICHTTINGTON'a Play of The Mysterious Bride was performed last night with the happiest enact, and received the moat rapturous applause. Mrs. BL A N D'ipbeaUtifUl air wasas usual encored. Mr. Ftrzniststass sang Duke altialtna, and No, fleas *either shape use filifure, wad joined in several glees and ducts lei Mr. SMITH and Mr. GIBBON, in the very tioesistile, and received unbounded ap plause from one of the most crowded undiancesuf the season ; every part of the house overflowed. Ella Rosenberg folios ed, for the last time this season. His MAJESTY iv expected in town, this day, to hold a private levee and Privy Council at thy QUERN'S Palace. .1.0‘..1ay His MAJESTY rode on horseback in Windsor Park, accompanied by the Patiscams and several attendants. lathe evening the ROY•E FAMILY walked on the Terrace for the first time this inosson. There were present Their NI a.111.,Y1 Es, the five PRIN.-EASES, net ompsnied by Eitti to , a, thu Harr hioness of BATH an l rfaughter, the CoulittliNolllinalsoToN,LadiegC. ‘Vat.DEGR %VC, BUI.K T, A. ( * umarittaND, Count :111:NsTLII, (I%ltiiiis (3A I: ri! and FrtzanY, and Colonel TAY- Loa. lie 'amid: of the Stafford "tlilitis mad the Cuar.k, ith their silver drum, ta te ndt d, and playrd alteru.tely martial and other in Th.• Terrace was very full, on Sunday rz, but 1:0SIC Of the ROYAL FamtLy here et erit. present. Saturdly moriiiny; the Duke of KtNT arrived at Great in Buckinghamshire, and reviewed yolt,1„ Gehtlemen of the Military Academy : 'E . - sc . eang htrne. wv nt thrnii4h their evolutuotia hi;.:1.1:• In the satisflr tine of his ttnyal Th:s night Mr. Cont;: phi.... Sir Mamas. Mac syrrphaut, a'. the Bristol 1 . 11. atre. JON AS &ha PESii r.v W«. re to open Rye Theatre, last night, with The Curfew, and Ways and Mt ans. For the!! years itaie of the I•ark-eniirt Farm. at Ditchling. iu Sussex, the iiro,..•rt of the Earl of Arrived at Bristol ABLEf: tt EN N If, shout .20 trinler, are deli‘ereil in, His Grare the Besaf.irt Lord Fi/rrnYsolaertet. the h, .hest of wlin:11 wit, 11(.111 .\le,sr-. ur NY Slr Hobert a• 1•1 Lady K.ngsmill and Candy ; Captavi Cr. If 4 a n d li•KuWS, whe ••••••seguris' is 00taisivil the lease, Cspiain Lelr,s; Deubciiy, Lie Arrnir•iii.s at tr!:;tuii, near 11fisiol at eleten hundred pounds per annum. To t h e lah• tent-it, whom: executors hold the faros till Lem "L n it Lark ; awl tin& ; !`-ir It,(1/1•1 Colt , S.r Mauoi :11icliseltuas next, it was let ou leads: at 4uol. per Van.s74. C01.,:•' " blurt; annum. 7.7.... Hubbard and faints,; Mr arsli Mrs - Last Saturday afternoon, there was is 5u., , - , C a rirslis; Mr. ;:-1 g ; ‘T, d ; storm of thunder, lightniag, hail. and nun, Oiat. - Mr. •-.! M., Siorbtrii . • ~I , ; n. aid lira 5... t:: ''r and mr.. • ayl ' f. II ten- heavy Lietseen the north-east and a. Miss Nest rn, cur •••••t • [...ewe-. The li 4 htning was Of the 1 . 4; It. • r.: • ;,.:11V.I.,11iSiled Grisaille - • - !e • loud, and would have appeared awfully grand Molia - !xrr at Rnite•.. .o h through the curtain of night. At it is •-• all ti. . who • . • d sat !, some hot-house glazinz wk. •„ e , r . i i .• ht' to n , tile hail -•tones, whirl, arc fiesEnbcd V. have 1 0 ., 1o.• t aq. The: Wo , •A • toe 'ie. las lane martiles; ntel at Summer-how-e the scr im to a in th. •n- received nearly water both&tent to 9.. at cs I pry ..ott!'re d 11 ...t -11 "t" "ed hoot ; hut we have heard of nu pavr.tinr. very material damage that it produced. ?L:. G 4 •1 Ati i f.11t.,,111.1)1e i e t tvr each OA F . arly,Wo. Y ~:9- WWI Lhierssitr h Ct*, the I , - u: of 1 a ao.r tilt Duke of Bedrwd, v.,!re to I,e ;,01,1 in the etreniiig. Ili:cc I* . . lock th , • corit,any t- ,•,••!'• of a t0.,,t eltt , C to to the 'ALA whcra c«tir:ci..Vot ; lat:vu.l t. loth Wdl W itlit! u, his t,iucd tip; tOabtir— The King. The chtet.n and itn)Rl F ,o;!: Prt.Flwrity t., A g, icultuse. The rice( e. Ilia Rout Hi=Loea tLe Duke of Clot ence. The Plusib. Tin. Fanning kucit ty of Irell , :c! Small in size, aults. tat in raise.. 'llse Ears of Nt HIL>CA theu rose, and, after a neat speech, gave ai ;t toast— Iloburn %beep Sboarin:, veld th , ;.Qd bealtb of ibe Doke of Bedford, sill, time tient • three. . . This cou►pluueut his Grace returned to tl:e cowpony preheat. Mr. Coke—Breeding is all its Branches. Lord Egrasaint. The Gentlemen presejt et &weer were-- Earl Winclailsea LOrds W. Russell, Somerville, 'hinds., and Ludlow ; Sire Joseph Banks, Walki• Williams Wynne, brophilus Ridilulpts, Richard Leveeag and J vim Siskraelit Mesas. Beckley, IViestear,HenryH e, ueii How, Baker, Wid. ton, Sherburne, James Nirkelli, F. Turner, lie J. Nicholls, L. Smith, L. Lyon, Peter l'lsnroe, C. J. Cralia,g, Thomas Nexus, Juuses Jeuk.iti, John &they, H. Platt, Totten, Marshall, Ruhrtt Saluotn, Bates, Genes, Hader, Watkins, John Edwards, jun. Duckett, Johu Duck , tt, gusher, Sabine, Joseph Morris, Edwards, Hance, IV Andrews, J. P Moore, J. Frey, R. !Amadei, R. VI , Layton, W. Ranciman, Faber, Venues+, Hay, Reddell, W. I.ewerthy, J. Fahhourn, W. Lester, Charles Passnactre, H. Niehaus, Palmer, R. Sutur, J. Clarion, James King, pen, Thomas Joseelya, Howell, J. 1: Duuto.t, !Annan* Smith, Lowades, A.stuw, Crafts d, Richard Parry, James Furey, RJbert Tabby Freers, Halt, W. H. Haunter, Curbet, Charles Palmer, Ruitert Tab's', Win. II •ys, H. Levi, E. Nichol, Artois, Trevor, J. Bailey, II uut, S. Harris, H. Jackson, Rey. G. Lloyd, Rev. R. Castle), 1t,.. T. W. Pawsey, Itcr. Mr. Turner, Rev. G. Dicken, end Rev. J. Pereira. At six o'clock these gentlemen returned to the Park Faro, where the following lots of stock were sold by ■uttien by Mr. Clayton Lot No. 1 TesSnuth-dow a Ewer, two ran old, wu knock: ed dose t, Mr. EUs; at, 6. each' a a Tell ditto, to 3:r Watkto W'ynae, at t2s. each. S 3 Tam South-down Eacs, three years old, to Sir W. W. 112rt.ne, at tos earli 4 •—• 4 Tea ditto, ditto, to Sir 11atkan Wl:lit/It W)111124, at 4as tact.. • S Tea ditto, ditto, to Sir Watiot Wpm, at au. each. 6 6 Ten ditto, full mouthed, to Mr. Bus, at 404 each. 7 7 Ten Soutli-ou.. r Theavcs, to Sir Within tti illisuis W)role, at $3/ earl. a I Five Leicester ditto, to Clayton, at sts. each. 9 2 Five ditto, to Mr. ii.r.1.1.11, at Jos tar lA. to 3 Five ditto, to Mr. Mar.hall, at 4.Zs. r;Cla. 11 •—• 4 Five ditto, to Mr. Wallin., at 45/. each. 12 Five ditto, to Li;rd W Miami Ituardl, at 40.. each. 13 G Five ditto, to Mr. Waltion, at 7ss. rat h. This day a g-eat ',umber of aviculture) imple ments aid be exhibited in the rta-yarcl, at the Perk Farm. • MIZJTAVI PAPERS. It appears from au account laid before the llouse of COMlllettb, that Oil the id of April last the fol lowing was the total number of coitiruisNioneu offi cers wanting to complete the establialuncut of the Militia in theat Britain Colon'-h, 7 Majors, 57 Captains, 113 Lieutenants, a 25 Eiv-igns, 3 Pay masters, 6 Adjutants, I Quarter-master, 4 ur - geo no, and 1 Assistant Surgeon. That the total cumber et' Commissioned Officers wanting to complete the establishment of the Militia iu Leland, on the Ist of May, luoB, was 1 Lieutenant-Colonel, 4 Majors, 4 Captain, 42 Lieutenants, Ensigns, 1 l'ayulaster, 1 Adjutant, 1 Quarter-Master, 1 Surgeon, 12 assistant-Sur- That the total effective strength of the British Militia, in non-commissioned officers, &e. was, on the Ist of July, DO; --eel-jean ta,14999 ; drummers, 1,605 ; corporals, ; privates, 51,157. The number of men id o 11,v e volunteered tato the regulars, or marine forces, under the Militia Transfe.r Bill of Isu7, ls—serjvent., ; corporula, 3.40; druinmeni,7,i; pr.eates, 17,819 ; and the total number, added by the late ballot, i* 32,541, and the total effective strength of the British Militia, in won. coinini-sioned officer*, &c. on the Ist of April, Isuu, was--serjeant , , ; drummer*, ; corpo rak, i 3.074; prvates,.6l,l2t.i. . . . That the total rdi-ctive strength of the Iris Militia, in non-commissioned officers, Sze. was, 0:J the Ist July, 1807--serjeauts, 1,511 ; drumaiers, GAti ; corporals, 1,4-25; privates, 22,75.1. The number who voluoterred under the Tramfer 101 l is--prtvates, 7,53 a ; the number added b:. the late ballot, 8,682 ; arid thr total effective strength on the 1,1 April, ISoB—,,tr emit., 1,511; draw men-, 040 ; corporally, 1,425 ; privates, 42,030. That the total number of recruits rinsed toy . re gular recruiting fur the army , was, in the mulitti of February, 827; Mareh, 1,095 ; April, 1,210. The itegiuseotal blouthly Returns fur the Ist dune, amid the Return hum Ireland, of the sortie date, out being yet recei%. d, this latter Return is nut complete. afr ars/Kist Ye'ter' l4, Y l " o (*.not of Al4oryteo. it ;o1;dha;;, o LkL woo encoded Ly Ltte.lll.4lricriont, the r, an.! It! i• tal,!%• dretc,l Alderman of the narl th• •••••• , ,1 Thua ROI. . • Ot;, .L q. s:, ; t P.. 1- I , USq lat•rI) rltotad A hi. is :he , moth .f Ht••6aru Les, 1.. N. ..:tu respeclive utlites, auu to, k u•re :«e'io sesta in ! . .a (ours, •Id, ‘Ol9 Ch3innan, Souderton, , A I:.•tts a nd tiny, Lucas, ass :irjuk• last Cws,t, by •-ra the •,,.. a sod Lightersarti fur the suss' yr.r, t% fire. nor to.:1 t, the Returns of M. w, •••4 1 .1,..• of Bread to Le taist.l hair as Ass.r. t o . p:„, ; whets 111. Quist. its Whetter .111 ue tul,ll,r 1.'1.1 anti H .Itvo•itoW, t 111. StLpltirt Po,hls., was * 0 • *.t at Mace of Ghl - .61*g:et Cumpte r. ynlty ur ..1..f. p ,tl.l.'~C~iiJ/. +s It. have this day accidentally sec, a parse.' lions th• berrlaugni of ( alhani, who lift/rens me that it r y u.atit ,tuo-1 that the weavers in Oldham, itni:ua, Middle thaddri ton, and .Ish ton- under. Line, are to t .sit 31..ac10 r tm Tursdsy, and ra;,ett to lo joined by the c Jtton.spiawers. A: t: :t few days ago, printed Lauri:oils were nit,ett, under a retinal, mask of usederatiou, bat ernieutiy t:1 to es.cite • party spirit against His Nl•jesty's r They re wainscotted a patantraahruksioa to their gror..-ic which n..thing but a p-nee .;oolti redrawn and t:e. placed the fital effects • as snot (*manly protracted YAW On Moods!, last, 111 CURlegilr WO hang-lidia tires' s ?, A the precedissic day, a body of cotton-weavers asserriblei,M Iforrocktfus I'mtures, near Ch.lif.rn i last by 16 1.01111 . . hb• terferenre of the .llagiMiatea, they were pistsuled [1;1'01- to I disperse. hornier, again assembled in the aft,ruoises of that day, but tied pcecipitately on the appectiscs of a troop of the Crswea Volunteer Cavaity. Two of them wire taken into custoiy. Forty of 'kir must respectable ants were the next day sworn pi us Ccestiddia, sad peace was reslunod. YesterdAy the Luis. 1 tiut. .ield a public day at hi) (Mite, 11) the litir‘e Gourd*. ---.-- Meaux of public interaq occurred, yesterday, in the Court of King's Bench. Last night', Gazette 1:0411 . 111$ an article cautions ing artificers rind manufacturers from leasing this vitintry, and others from entering them, and eN. plai,:s the penal tie, and pur.iiihmenta to which per.. sons so Offending are liable. The l'eirsNeL'a, —, from Grimsby - , for Live' nool. !ribs io:ro taken, r.:-tiikeu, and carried into Leith. Arrived at Southampton, the Speculation, Wittni.er, from Youghall a On Frithty morning, the South Cork reoiment of miiii:.l, i.rtrelted froin Clonuael, under the com mand of Lieutenant-Colonel BARRY, tor the t kn. p at the Cut rdzli. It is said the) are to be re;•!_ctst , by the Amec 4 li regiment. Mitiiste-s, it is said, are in possession of some via, interestitiz documents relative to the attain of S;iaiii. It p!lseur. my Wear, that on Clir toti, .It. the (..rand 1., e ke of BLitt. issued a Pro. is:.l: '.; , in from 'Madrid, iii a inch, as PreNitlesit of the Joon., or council or :;:ate, he di.'..leted, that all the slit ferent I'roviii,:e, of Spain should, without loss of time, send d..putatiow. to Bnyoune,tosonsiot of er,r tain Grainleei, trained in the Proclamation. Arch. tu.hops, Biin‘ip-, and others, who possess influsncis iu the country. Ihemusersi diverted to dieernbie at Bayonne 0.1 t).c I r,th of June (to-morraw),to receive, in all due form, from the bands of the Emperor NAPOLEON. a new Constitutional Code, by which the future Government of Spain was to be governor'. It was the publication of this document at Oviedo, that at once determined the Patriots of Asturias to resist the tyranny of the invaders. The most dim. tiii• i ;ui ...id persons of that province were 'elect ed to take the lead in the glorious struggle, and war was instantly- declared against l• raui . By a Proclamation issued on the tatli of +lay, tel Frenchmen were ordered to he taken into custody. and all French property seised, together -with the ►hips found in the ports of those provinces in which the patriotic standard had been rai►ed. A letter was at the same time seat off to Admiral VALDES, COM. . . . - minder of the Spanish fleet at .Minorca, informing him of the evehts that had taken plaeo, and inviting him to repair Kith his fleet .to the standard of his country, and bring with him as many troops as the Wand could comeniesitly spare. the Admiral is au Asturian, and no doubt was entertained of his ready compliance with the entreaty of his coon. trymen. During the roe ingmiatch, OR Monday afternoon, a younrinan, a hc,c employ was by the water side, left his moth a few miautes to see the boats pass, for which purpose he Aced upon a barge which was moored el.:se to tile there. ; at the time the boat, wire cowing M, he by route accident *lipped into the a ater, ..u4l al:istpigh the most reitint ry wert• made. to tale him out, *ad tnety us.:-run ititi that rai;rht conduce to his reco.ery, ail pr.o.ed ia,clebs, as he was found to be couildtd.cly dead. Oa the ad:OC afternoon, a girl fell into the Thane* fr..ul L*1116.411 Stairs, and the Ledy was not ;,all.l •:•terda:. morturnz. • (I,urc Cauj alt, :ly i)een ;,olt up in St. Ann's T . here %ere u_wards of i 0 I)rgitioat . % place. the Comme- tce ..111 Ili 1. JON L., Alit ant L trt. a, Hod Moar rr. Yestert!..y ,et perfonoont-ft. y the 104th, and St. .iot, 4.1,.....a00 to olich, Jortri T>ligN i • P 111 . y ~,11V*. - I S Clit.•ti.. mud Mr. 1.1.. yr 1.! a pliyed Nu. Atrutige.l I•tr a full tnet•e. A e•ti 901 CadaLrial, of S;ltttriia a C9ll:ltii butcher t wt dun ()fa (:oftitletoa!, • 1 is hius, i.e Svtuurea aturkLt, u f veal, ui,dur the kiduer.• fat of ninth he had ttu: d ~ , t aiitlt% of ru.. o and yapar w artfulk, that t' • j 0.:,• t , its drr..s• ewe ti:e trick w., di.cuvrret! (I,l!iuntla% ee'n!:o;iit, a very benvr stone can.a . ooa of on in the to. uo. •• Mas tket ah)%r halfh-.1 hour, hot the ..1 such torrent*, that the atr,:eta o•• • ,•11.11rt c.Aervd with wattr to a !T ,too.l 111 the howors ri 11:1. r. LO CU/ derable "I'' ~ I I 1w n It will 11t. , 01 :tt 011.1 tw.i-.11 1 ‘t ••11.1“If derbur from n l'oluorth, tar awl bplit :t 11114. St VC:3 l'lltito ,la S the 11 u.• isy the not•, ! . ..cl..:Upg,i) a itiryP to r. to have little to tile Put.tward of , 1,,r .t there WWI out; U as. derate nen, ~.td the thunder scarcely beard. .1 ha, la'