The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-09-04 00:00:00

, . . .o,ft IFOREWN Gtit3l3:s. PAPE*, , • . ei k 4st, Asa. sal This, morning: so English fleet . g . ted . ships. war appeared 'bylaw our illghOlir; . 7 , :lere a nafilVlt theta a three.rierkar. 100- 4 0 no, 'ruf twieodibf which if. Admin.' CothAilepod. Visttuteutinits 01. 1 the Eugliolf with respetA w Tr&A Are not ytt,l known. Our oeft-traetteetis aret,treeetee. Its a eel • • respectable eautiittoo. , 'City (lay before va•terasio • ao Eug4iiis a court took. it+ sada of Ibis port. after as aettio o f au hour uud a 644 32 daps ppd befits boned fox Torst. meant tonieD woe tie tiontitioreeed ire» sets w hich c•ouvoyefl the °Otero... Maov were killed udiscl Nota both 0fi1.31, at the battle %tali %cry &raffinate. raagor. Our Gazette of this day cuntaius the futlowing m tick •• Royal Tlizhness the Archduke Charles la-a:med. on the 31st of Jo's, the command of the Austrian army. whirl) has hewn accepted by the General of Cavalry, Prince John of Liclitmistmi. " The following is the order of the day by which tlot,Ao:hduk.• Charlce tiscified to the arusy bin resignation of the command m chief:— " 71ITTAll. JUIN 31. " Very ita i toelast miaow have inottooe.l ase. to request ilia Nbasety to accept my reerzeiatteo of ivthed commuted the army eninoteri to me. 1 yesecralay recee Isis cuosetit, and a t the same Inns his alien to kande the chief toes• instal toile tleiterwl of Arany, die Prime sf Lielotrossteis. " While I leave the ono,. I take the mast heels i.stereat in as fate. The perfect miaric....o I halo hismors. the esmilkimme 1 place or it-cud the eilaimiat halm of ann. caller nip (merlins.. In its service, native 'hiss. , cation 115. dcaci 'batty painful....l tatter .yell that it participates it and mitosis this sentiment. (Mime ') tPANISH PAPLIIS; fseeilk Gazette Eztreordi.iary, Alyea 14, 1809. LIATr Et ?ROM GENERAL DIM ?ISMS:MO VBCEQA'. " Mon Excetuttit Stit-wAt half past five trim morning, the army under iiiv command a.,e attacked ley the enemy at Alsuottaseci. a till at seven tile tire, Well of artillery as was/retry. Itecasite general, and very vigorous along the wh o le h u e. Th e uhat bee, et tar force attackiag us Neer eolasidenthlroui there AMID be no doubt that they escasided 4.8.000 meth Our troops fought bravely for ing tire of which a dreadful are was kept up. but the enemy Inches °foamed imaseseino oft height on our left, acquired an adviiiita4w of position, mut were ins the point of soffflflodiug a, ; which eircum st „ iee d,reengined taws to retreat. covering the tine, drosion with the sawood, winch, till tbeiesotslicrielt least. The nabs eel limiour Las beau +optioned, " though we i• 1111 4 'portlier of teem eaeJ stain brawn aka" ; bmtit u estimated, that the lags al' the cues . way cannot hp hoe two 3,ooassest. Icainiel at pre emit send your Lacsateitcy the sletisals, a loch I. wilt '. do a., *OM as I Isom tin a. " Matior-t :enteral 13u.i Romeo tie Cativaial bait game poet tan o Teolist-que, to take the eo.lionsid el 11.• Carohn.n. stud tolled there all the...troops visa ally till* tl ell Ornve *1 tar SettleplhAtiatt shay. " God priivetre you. E,C.ltetl”V inane 044 . ! - " iseatelpico Vsestias." " ftewhemoutcro,Caconase, • . , 4 n. Ana Li. Isoir Cllll3. AU4i. ago Advice, have been reeatived from Guam. rat Veho ga.s, th,t he 11101 Writ ittl•:•lgeal o a t the 3,11 ) er li3Ohn of the etieuty,no the hooka of Ow T 0 „. .,, as. tons that he had repulsed the with gr.sat glory to our arms. 011 .ha pril, by watt, wo a vy,ii k fay.ar t, tiga j u at larked, and thee enmity ag kin *unitised, our tenon. oes bath coLcAsissees, ditipLi t yesl.the greates.• vit!our and entliusioata. They write from Seville, that, the Avowed guard o r our arose h lied :tit eagag-tuem with Sunk,. who at they forced to 11) di.grigskilis toklas from him too imiCes of caroms. tis, • Lord Colliof wood ha. seut . a lvicr , hi weans or Senor Coti t ii4at, that Tone his twrit trectiete4l.- 4- f Seeifle fitazetta Extrartinery, Aiegart 8, laaj.) General Velogaw in iliqat;chrs Aided the sth, from the heit•l•in AtMr. OC/411 , 1, sends wont that, no that day, the lira - , anal third divisious of his army, covered themselves s nth gl.wy, on the batik• of the Teus, im sirstirjesee, oliere loein4 ist tat kod three time" by the enemy, with the wratest im:sotonsity, they so tone's completely reptilian] him. The cuolorso anal gallantry of our troop. are sierrior to all praise. The enemy consi-toil of between 14 and 15;130 sue , anal the Pauli's" la-tad from five in the eremite tell eight a* slight. tfy accounts received from General Curses, we learn, that the combined Rintlitili and Sponish army was at I'llyntY t 1.4 Areebispo, on Ow right alga left balk of the 'logos, wiitehio4 :11evoileti Sottlt. Fruit the Se:111a (,;e:ctte of .4.f3. 1...-ert:• rags us:scats. vtAunta to rim mots rut AT WAN a:.Lat toe ire rue 1116 - 1111114 OP 7116 A1T144 ON .nth. " Mute sicr.u.enr Ira- ott boll after flex, U. • due afternoon of the 4th, 1 rsesived a illopotch from Captain-I.4mnd Don Genova, 41.. la Curets, in ankh he conenuniested to um hie ditterutioatios to break up that WOO, to follow tie English assay. wadi had marched that instosiag to meet Souk, . who wee istreiesiess by Ptesencia. AS 1 ivessio that the seamy oaths, Icy cONUMnrid swuM ha at. tacked, as as Joseph Napoboop sad Viola. alio were at INesesa and $lll_,Allll, the femme with 16,000 user. awl the ban lids I should hire mallets*/ that twee= to the awaits/ of the dth. le batten, eteatleitee meat by the Cosaussiodest-fifeitited of the Artila wid other (Accra of dos Silk W caballing the 00011 of the ditto/est carps. sod point eel - which they Gogh/ to Occupy, is seder to seal *VW Ykv selves properly of the advents., of the givittekis • 44 Brivighis Limy, who, wish hie l formal dot viser,gusr4 os the briar ma of I= t** lehries to march to repseo that Apt% brtho !mid*. de is net the entree, itivapir tine; end it boost very ease foi the sevoesy Wiest: otf that &vitiates I weikrol that, lea*. tisoms4p * , rtrif eitv.itee, it 4heehi ettiethit savan t post it i Lai4iee Canis ; I aflossvertle restotr4•shat w rim all allot*, theCordlllY:a de &' at, 'i 4 . . • ly adjoining.: to Alitegola, dinned tve octuitied, and Ilitrat that passage 01 the river should he obstinately i degraded. lisiging taken these prometrobary pose sacs, ._es , , , locum) , ones which cirtoolitencas then, perwrittesl. t retired to my heed.gettrters. lint sesteely laid 1 twits there three ,hoer,, when 1 re- Iteivhd whim from ntigadier Dee Pedro Au. goons* gesture. who, on account A his smairtrity, g lesaittentled the three.alivistona ! that "eyeful co lorer* of the enemy'. istflititr/, cavalry. and artil lees, appeared on the bridge or . Largo, and that • past eif them had is/reegly passed it. 1 successively I received other adlices that the earenty's fort* cow 1 tiotted inereasiug ; and, frotu every appearance. 1 was convinced that the enemy intruded a serious ettsch, and 1 believed that they might bring forces goon our tear front Toledo, or from the ford of Atmore. To west these dangers. I ordered (limn immediately to repass the ragu. at Lacy, that he might take the position to the C'erras sit iintegola, which 1. had pointed out, nod defend the pastatge of the river, and the other positions, hat by inch; ipid if he should be obliged to retreat, to retire up- Ott Octane, where 1 or.lered the fourth thrisiou to Illarrelni awl take post on the heights to the lelt of Oaf high roof front that Own to Arenjoe:, with 116,ehreefold view of covering that royal seat, tf imamate should retinae to cover the retreat of the ..troops in case of nosfortune. and to resist the sea led attack by Toledo. or Anovre, s. titling la " f urr rt of his cavalry in the direction of that uford. to ,‘. ye the tguetny's troops, anti oppose their pas /. OW." What follows is the account of the motion cons. I goon mg tlw att...ek. earis.sting chiefly of minute detail. sit the goal etsaittUtt of tkeseverat battalions and their entitlitaibilers After twine etisiistp•mistiont slid freillitttlietirbtt'mns of paglienlar corns a.td ofGeers, the lettei of Vent.- ' car I has criorbigles-g—r' The loss us silticr.si iii this 'retitle was about stnir turn killed a n d wooed ,, 1, mist that of the rtiviiiV 380 of the fernier, and about ' Won of the latter. us God preserve your Eveelleney many years ! s. Fa 4la 4 lac , V 1,141:Olta " licatl•quatters Tetuhtesue, Asc. a, 1949" THE BRITISH PRESS. i.ON:X)N, MON DAY. Scregasta , The (;a:ctte of Slttuda7 night contains die tiatchev hem the EArl of Cu trotli, ontniativil,t the almodoinurtit of all further operation,. on the Scheldt. They are dated Baths * Soittli 11 vettioil,• 'the egill leiNt, anti 1111.a.411, sn, the r.a.tons, ha the, do tertninutton, the patittve ;tad totdl layia,•ttea.ality tpf au attempt COW Aida cril, ifUlti the great sone . enmity of force whirls the en stay have been a .le to collect in that itoti.tt a., I it* vtet.ot.%. eaiiela!td at pretn:at at 3.5.000 islet% ; while the irienininilile forOlt %hick In. Lortishap /ten .1 tiring 14 , invit it, atd not rseetill 34,0,10 turn, inelnebing the Ole cesbary detachineut. to ati...rve .h.• surrt•tono of Bergen-41...2.unit and llrpla, unit 1:W1.1 1 1- :‘l,ll email fate proh.sh!) suotiosted in tle foil.. of 1.1110. and la. kearhosik. is tt that the e tr..et 11; the c limate, at tint 0,111. :tn . , : nerin.l of the t eat, .. lett 0104 sermawy.ta.trt tiva the ~motor of the sick oh eady, is little ah•irt of 3000 orkeit."— Tnere is notletig in all this that most not have Aura for• see t .iy the tu 1.. r CO n. O o s cepacity, - Mist, in a elttilltf V like the islands in the th 4 . 1 4 the Scheldt, fir, r awl ague might make : their appearance at this season of the year; and that guards and gain. ISA would be necessary to oceuivy the *trout; places in the ettiouf the Briti.li arm!, iivist bare been kimeSe"ltehire a siii, t le solder lilt the, Jirnisli coast. In the causes,. therefore, eassipied by the Karl of Cuaeutu. sir have a posittve edinission stud avowal, that the MI.. eitors of the Expedition, had they poteeessed coin c.iott capacity, o n set have kiloaat, before it sailed, that it could not succeed. Tiny cannot plead any tin ' furestsm acehlent, or obstruction, tit.it could ten have entered into their contemplation. Indeed, when the characteristic activity of the enemy, the facility of sending troops Iran France. and the long tune which he has hail to p:coare. are consi'lered, it may excite surprise, not that the force assembled in the vicinity of Antwerp, on the 29th, was so great s bet, oil the contrary. that it was so swell. Ge- 1 aeralf;Lusvalron reached town on Saturday, and in ' ' the evening two other Officers arrived at Lord Ca.- , TLSIO4III,I'S Office. At their departure, the Ea .l of CitaTtiast had commenced the evecuatios of South a•tviimiod, aml it i 5 supported that, by this Uwe, the pink dour troops, with the exerption of those in . WWI to garrison the Isle of Waitherest, are Cab' barked. The cavalry had arrived in the Downs on Friday. It does appear, however, that the wh,.le, r the itteteter part, of the array, is to be employed we a Mir expedititia. Orders were, on Saturday night, dispatched from the Admiralty, to Sir S. &sacra*, and from Lord Caarteseautes Office. sotdressed " to the Couturiander-josChief of the Bettie troope in Zealand." containing instructions O 0 the subject of this new enterprise, and also for proiidtog provisions, water, late. fur 25.000 mess for one month. Orders were also sent of yesterday to some of the outpurts, for as many ships as could be gut reedy for era, ism the course of three or four days, to hr forwarded without a moniriit's loin of time. The orders to Sir H. STRACIT,AN apprised, that all the ships itt the late Expedition were to have their defect. reuaired immediately, and that they would he completed with story* and provi*ions Ter owe rettmih logger. The Hero, Iteriliw, 'ainotare6.l:,, , qhfinit, fiellona, Illustrious,. Alfred, 'Orb*, and AetWle (.4 the this.), which *red at Portsmuuth from the Expedition,' are 160,or•lere'd i 6 be victualled for firs moods*, with ill possible haste. From the circumstance of Lord Cairt.Enssoti's dispatches-sr ye-sterilny being addressed to the Cominauder in Chief," &c. instead of the Earl of Co ATIIAM. as was the case previously, it appears that his Lordship is about to retire from thscoin suand. Ili* Lordship was expected in town yester day. Sir [lost: Porn AN 13 supposed to have strongly recommended, it not planned, the Expedition to Fltiassing.—We hope that he ►s not the author of the new Expedition. —The Scheldt and the Rio-de la-Plata, the old world and the new, hear sufficient stamps of his genius, and have already administered sufficiently to Ins faine. Long and deeply convinced of the utter in capacity .of Maristera to conduct the affairs of this great empire. at this crisis of unexanigled difficulty awl dingo, we cannot be sitrprired at the failure of the expril ,ion to the Scheldt. Still hss surprise can we feel at the deplorable account of atbsirs in Storni, as recorded in Viscomit WEL. LIOGTOII . 4 letter in Vie Casette of Saturday @swot. The filinisterial Journal., however, had taught their reedere to expect that it would fully refute the Pernilllid of the discrepancy between the two Co.ninanders, and the weakness which e.- tended the retreat from Talavera. The Ca:ette, on tile contrary, more than coetirms there ac counts, for it furnishes new instances, in cloth that British army was not euly not supported, hat sib wiaitely thwarted, by sine Spoilieh General. It is. tur it: t 3 . are S 15'111, if she Iw not re in veil to work her own sMeation ; yet Ministers still persevere n seildiug out troops to that country. S in y aity , tio.m the Topae schooner, tender to the I.i to 01 ts 4 guilt. Csptain lieATHcoTt:, ar rived Portionoulls from the Strait, of Mohave:l. She brings the agreeable intelligence, that the Lava, with the homeward-hornet Chia* fleet, con sisting of the audermoutioned ships; railed f r om we the sittl of March, and armed in the Straits of Nitilareti on the t t ;tlt, when the 'folios joins them, st u d continued in coinvooy to the entrance of Ike 11.111toollique Channel, lat. 31. 14. S. laws. 30.33. E.; where, un the 7ih of Joile„in a gale of V/14111, she parted conspaily frown the licit, and con &wed her course for Englund. She vlid not touch at 'St. Ilelems, but 'she spoke an American ship, o n the if July, which had heen eight this from St. ll•delia, and echo informed her that the itssee, nue of t h e convoy. lied arrayed there.— rhe disputes with the Chinese hail !wen *titled, stud the ships home with the Liu* are all full shins. Their iodine's are—Ocean, Aletrick 'astle, Canter., Wallis , . Castle, David Scutt, Ruyal 1.4. wee, fborsrtabire, Elphinstutte„ Cow, Essex. Exeter, Winchitsca, and Weer : fp—Eight eoulety it 7 iipir parted comeany in the Bay of Bengal. The Lint has taken cite American ships Jetter,an and i.terby, winch were illegally trading at Mullin:4 the former, Captain n CiTiiCOTE NOW at C3lOOll ; the Derby is emoting to Eoglaucl, with the Liutt. The Dover frigiite had taken the Jewry, another American ship, at Vanilla, mud told her. The Nattao and Diomede were at St. lieler.a, and ex pected to sail for Fmglaud iu a few days. Vl'e received, lad night, Spanish Papers to the 16th la.t. Erten which we hove extracted s-veral articles relative to the progrefut of the Speniah Army twirler Vast.:o49, tied its action With the French ne••ir Ara.ijoez. Dutch Papers have been received to the .25th to the 20th. The con tents of whi•h are of consv,lershle importance. The strong Fort Of Nloinjoij, o!iich defended Gerona, was taken on the 12th of last month; glad this city, s Melt ha.' made such u long and ohstinate de fence, rivallirid. Saracossa in valour and loyalty, hae before this time, fullest into the hands of the enemy. We have received a series of the Hamburgh Cur ruporidetiten to the lath last. So fat as they rehire to the proceed:no •n the Scheldt, they confirm the accounts in the Dinah papers of the forniiil preparations for resistance. One of the points in the basis of the pence negotiating ! s heen France and Austria, is the CEPkinti of the kingdom of Bohemia, to the Grain! Duke of WCATZBUrtan. This is the only light thrown opens that i.onottmit nosiness. These pavers also contain the oilicial nonce of the Archduke CHAR IS.S to the urniy, announcing his resi.:,iiition, and the upl•oint mrot of PrinceJi spg of LICIITF.MSTI:IN to succeed him. The distinct cane is nut mentioned, but from the terinsof the notice. it VMU:II .rem the it WM not bu ilk indisposition. It Was, no doubt, a flattener of opinion upon the street frie.tion of pewee or war, new prtuiffig between France and Austria. We hare received New-York papers to the 4th ult. coil private letters to the mina wi.ite. The private letter, inform us. that a Council of Suite was to he held ...nosily at Wa4Ungton. It was sopposed that wo dete►mination would take place %lilt resrevt to the dispute with &lighted, till the •rrivel of Mr. J anomie. The Diltch NH+ If•i19111!y intimated, thAt 911.11‘)11.4h the Continental Peace is about to .t,stirrd." yet ell Ilre to brsur to-mt. 4: in I ildhutil, wild Ow wl:ok of the prorince 9t Z. alan , l evAciseled by the British trour. BJUTISII PRESS OFFICF, Two u Cluck, MumLim Alarming. • We have just received Paris Papers to the 17th last, and Dutch to the 31st, from which we have niade the following extracts PARIS, AM= 23. Letters from Vienna afford us reason to hope that peace will he speedily concluded. It is said . that all the leading points were agrqed upon, he. tweet' Austria and France, before the negociations at Altenburgh commenced. The party, which so strenuously and absurdly asserted the necessity a continuing a ruinous war, is now, since the dis g►ace of the Archduke Charts, generally despised. The report of Russia haring sent a Minister Pleni potentiary to the Congress iti Altesiburgh is con firmed; and the best understanding still prevails hrtaern the Emperors Napoleon and Alexander. The Min stets of Justice, war, Finances, Gent— rat of Police, and for Foreign Affairs, and Oudinot and 11sedauuld, huve heen created Duke.. The Duke of Auersdadt has obtained the title of Prince of Eckinahl ; the Duke of Ricoh, that of Prince of &sling ; and the Prince of Nimfchat% I has been nominated Prince of Wagrato.—(Royal Amsterdam Casette, of Avast 30 ) ivaisaiseau, *anvil. 16. Accounts from Bohemia, of the yth 11/It. state, that all the G silken:its who commend particular corps in that ki.igloin have received orders to reinforce their corps, by incorporating a ttli them the militia, or landlerhr. All the troops %%knell were ic the circle of Pilsea are ordered to priverd tij forced marches to Proem., and the Archduke John is stilted to have received unlim.ted powers front Ilts Maj.-sty the Emperor, to organise the'armies before Prague and Oltiouti. SEMPTLN, AUGUST 13. Sore the 2;1 inst. the communication with the Tercel be Reim is again intercepted, in consequence of the iitlinhitunts of the district of Ehrenberg being again in a state of iasurrectioc. The insurgents of Tauriihriin and Reuti advanced on the loth to th e environs of ---, and attacked Fuesoen, hot retreated in the evening to the mountains. On the 11th and lith they pushed their advanced parties to tiruthofru ; they were, however, repulsed by the Frei.ch.—(lfogat Amsterdam Gazette, Aitg. 49„,/ VIENNA, AUG. Since the beginning of this month the English fleet in the Adriatic Gulf bus been cimeiderably rew inforeed. Admiral Colling.vo..d has taken the commend of the English fleet, 1.1 order, it is mid, to bombard Trieat sad the Itarsian fleet. Gent-rid Schilt, Governor of Tricia, is inakiag the most vigorous prep,r.itions of defence. jointly with the Russian Aistserraistin (AMU of Aug. 28.) •1.10. 19. We witness at present some arrangements which seem to indicate, that the Emperor of Austria moans in future to reside at Buda, in Hungary. All the officers of the different public departments have received orders to priceell thither, and the pithlic archives are also to he removed to that place. This circutuitance, and the resignation of the Archduke Charles. have made h.fre the most painful impression ; the latter is generally con sidered as au event of the utmost tame fur the Austrian Empire.--!Royal Amsterdam Ga zette.) ii• 011110, AUG ORDER OF TIC DAY. The tilt and .:ith cu►ps overtook, beyond the bridge of Ar enhispo, the rear-card of the English army, entirely ds stroyed it, snot took from it to Farces of cannim, their dais. sons, a great pert of their equipage, many horses, sad a great number of prisoners. It is also in pursuit of the army of Vencgas, and has 'matte a great number of prisoners it has retired tutu the saimationsuf Sierra Morena. tSitaw,') ♦. BELLI AR (Masker., Inc. H4VRF, Ate. 21. M. de Nlontale.set, Counselor of State, mid Di,ertor-(;,•Ler.ll of road. aid b dies, arrived from a juuntry which he has just in.tde to Anvers, yesterday, its our town. This moniiiig, isecempauied 1.,, , the hovel authorities, be went to vial. the great cork. wlhelt ova coos rod rig here; he has ae kuuwleged the import:lore of them, es well as the necessity of their being promptly finished. These works are of ra nature, if it was iteres,ary, to illus trate the creative groins who ordered theta. They . will use day make the port of Havre the vomit fiiie sea purl insaiLtio.—(Monitor, sttith August.) NIALIKII), AUG. 10. PROCLAAIAVON OF 11l F. KING. a Robot ant!—lt t• aearet•ly fifteen days sows t loose ent ritiett, (lonising a Loot ah, Port two ~ e, itedil*Nearaft who marched fro tt thlfereut points, rendessussettlitMlor des walls of my capital : 6.11 milted uu the 26th of Sot, at the bridge of tioadaravon„ the to sod slit corps, sag *too serve, defeated Oa ttrd day the et:evoy. On tint 47th, be r e " passed in great lame the Albeit he. thr she 411th,, Mt In a position intige4 imattockatile, ao,une nos Mu been able to contend against so,ono Frcoch. " nine that time, renonocing their ehintwieal Priliegi cowries*, they have thought Int of safety, sod bass owned the ti,1.1 of battle. More than boon Eaglisiow ed are in our hospitals i the leaf.: of our corps, the I was judged sofficieut la übserec and keep hi cheek I rsn:y, Min so onmerona, in spite of ita lows. it triatotta spots the Albrecht., whilst the 4tis rasps, and t ',serve, et out un the 2:.th, to succour rota" Ws* by the army of I.• %lomat... It.d litti 14 ifinieni, %menaced the some alloy, hos furcea the ct.cloy, already within , lc.,jazs of the eopitta; to ref...fair& i 4 ., pr.,. It him Ausiummemmiminmin.jaminimum _ 16, I f 4 HI o'c tc i