The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-10-12 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

GERMAN PAPERS.
sr. evve.renvitott, strf.T. 13
One Court Ge:ette, of tots day, contains the lola
lowing :irt tete :
" .1 n furrearn the credulous, it is tlicuAht lie.
canary to make publirft, kttuwo, thst,• tor en 1.4
i jar IRINR. ....foie to persevetirg eigth,trce. the C 0,..
ning intrieues of designmg hoar Ikon disco.
vaned end brought to digit; a Ito, on their own at.
count, take ',:nos to oreup, the Itt'e.itim, of the
public by empty rumours. .Front them origin 4, d,
at dolferent times, absurd dwirourses.
Circulated, for stole time, in company, disaip it
of theinie!Vril. loventois—these prof,' ittitro
of tenths And all occurrences as a p eteet
tOr forming. had omens. If war break out to s
country far remote frien Russia, they see already
the dismemberment of our d t on IPA!
insuriection—and, if p,ople credit them, the ite,.
try of war already seems to b St. Pet, rshurgli.
If onr troops gain R VlCtilr) 111-00 to -h.• afros.*
of these good patriots. Kam ...CI st.is
here, and Migration there; owl, if au Inedile fleet
appear in the LlSltie. Cr.. issidt, as they «x .
is to geI.TIVS. and Revel aiready reduced to ii•ke.„
—Bat foreign occurrences, toe, are trw sufS scot
;or thorn ; restless in their p calainuies,,
they embrace all external &rye's, and thou
over to those in the ilia, rior. litre a vast lie:4
of news opens fur them. Ti day MI ord.'s. a
pears, forbidding eve.y body to re.r a frock—
to-morrow ippcuri u more oppressive
On the let of September, of the present 3
lowk, inevitably, the I7ka-e, siippre-sing all ridst
Lion. between peasants and their Lord, of
Minister—such n great person of the em.
Aire—is reported to have spoken tow+ against it.
end is. of that account. said to be d.egmteed ; bet
such a one is said to have contributed In if, owl is
therefore high in credit. If the well-disposed part
of the public knew the real son_i:es of tLe-e abs4pl
speeches, they would be rishesseil at the ail,
f ..+444 owns I.t inner reverts. the in-
venters thaws, percher. ris well a. the moth ,•.,
actscste thew, tire ksowa to the ;
meld. (
Several occurrences have already proved t!.tar
partialiq —time will bring more to light ; edam
their isomer will be held Ur to public
(Correspowdenter./

DUTCH PAP!: as.
• VIENNA,
We understand, that the kluttorian 11,11
commanded by the Arcbrlnte ore t. sr.
mg from the envi,ous of Nruhur-el to Pest. Thu
very numerous corps, which occupy the laver piaca
and its vtcunty, proceed to Comoro, in order to rain.
lance the troops which are under .narchlng otdera
for Moravia, sod prohstAy to more distst t
The Att,trian lior.e are marchios into the nstetkr
~r f l untlrr , and numerous carp. are raid to be de.-.
tined foi (Amur?.

The TOILS, who, in consequence of the defeat
sustained iii Bosnia, were neeea.itated to recrcesa the
Dwina, shew an intention to attempt again ihe
sage of that river.
A corps of MOO &mien troops has marched sato
Moldavia to jot,. the Russian arms, *lnch also ee.
[sects several reinforcements from other quarters.
OtTolltUß 2.
His Royal Majesty, who, the day nefore yesterday,
returued to this capital, set out yesterday for Lon.
AVGUST QB.
Intelligence has been received here, that Mr.
Adair, the British Munster at the Sulahme Porte,
has intimated to the Reis Etfendi several demands to
the name of his Court, which occasioned air extra-
ordinary sitting of the Divan, at which the Grand
Signior himself presided. The name of these de-
mands is not known, but they are said lo be accom-
panied with threats, nkieh have produced a vary
strong ernsatioe, and are stated to hr derogatory in
the hoeour •f the Porte. It Is not easy to firm as
opinion uu the me..survir leeh tl re Turkish Grove e-
ment will adopt on this ocesiatin, bat it is gener.l.y
supposed, that the Divan will be compelled to de—
clare either for or against Englai d.
The operations of the grand Rnssiau army seem
to nave been fur some time at a stand ; the Kr
Turkish army has taken up a potition between Si-
listria and Varna, where it coi,tinuea undisturbed. 4
All amount; from the efiviri as of Ismael agree in
stating, that the RaSsians emerrienec the most al-
gornue resistance in the siege of that immirtient for.
tress, and have made hut very little provers in the
construction of their works; the Turks maks nos
inerous sorties to destroy the ,n.
aresveunn, SEPT. Its.
The intelligence inserted in -vveral pre! lie pi.
per*, stating that the Tt r01..e have swain psis.
r •
sensed theneieires of Fu. risen, is unfounded : all
attempts hitherto made by item to retinue as
said town basing hitherto peeved emelt, awful. • •
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MUNICII, srrr.
A con►iderable corps of the Tyrolese insurgents
has made an inroad into Italy, in the environs of

Ale, which pushes its udvaoced patties as far as
Verona. The Tyroleans make evert where con-
•iJordLle retpusitions of grain and other provisions,
which are conveyed to Tyrol.

SPAbiISH PAPERS.

JAIN, SEPT. 3.
A dispatch from Senor Equia, of the date 29th
ult. communicates, that be has joined the army of
this pri.viiiee with 14,41400 infantry, and 4,000 ca-
valry, to act iu concert. He will cuter La Mancha
by Ciudad Real.
• Time remainder of the army of Esfrernadura re-
mains eovenng certain points, and ours is hegin-
ing its isoventeuta. One division goes to Valde-
.
penas, and moodier to Moral de Calaitrava, where it
ii probable the head-quarters will be axed, the
;rat advancing is proportion.
The enemy occupies the points of Mora, Yehenes,
and Tembleque ; as we have rectived advice from
'Fierrocia. of time date the 29th, which town our
parties,had entered.
By recounts or the let September, the enemy
still continued hi. retreat, and various divisions, to
the number of 12,000 infautry and g,OOO cavalry,
have united at Toledo, abandoning oil the interior-
diary points they held.
Our army marches with some slowness, in order
to facilitate the junction of the 18,000 men from
Estremarlura, who are on their way, and it. divi-
',ions occupy the following points:—the first at
Valdepenas, the second at Infinite*, the third at
Cardenas, the fourth at Vitali°, and the hills at
• the convent of Celerity'.
• The cavalry occupies the points already mention-
.
r••• • ed, the advanced gourds continiting at Villains, cud
• even farther.. -
The total feree .of our army amounts to 24496
infantry and 3.172 Cosalry, iu which number is not
ineludA the regimen: or volunteers of Spain.
Letter from illon Joaquin Blake, relative to the
relieving of Gerona :
• " MOST EXCELLENT Start have the honour to inform
you that the convoy of previsions intended fur Geroita was
intreshiced yestewley into that pities by the Major.Griieral
Ihm Jaymc limns tOtolc, in spite %Wail the efforts made to
reveut it; the general movement of the army, which held
the enemy in micertainty, contributhie much to facilitate its
retry. 1 ca ...... t transmit to your Excellency a circumstantial
0 account of this toprndiroei, became 1 have sot received it
'from General Garcia Comb-, who entered the place with all
the &Maio* which attended tie CIIIIV4/y, and left there such
troops is the Goveruor tlitinht necessary for the retuforte-
went of the garrison.
" I remit to lour Excelleney the ,Ifeniferr of the !nth of
Aiimist, to with h, if you have not already seen it, you will
observe the ealoaium which the William defence of Sitio.
juich has furred from the enemy, with the n-ason of the sur-
render of that place, communicated to the Minister at War,
try 11;rnerol Veldirr. commander of the troops employed on
that UCCISPItiId. God pieserve soar Escellency many years.
" JOAQUIN BLAKE."
" Cawp at Pet;rul, September, tam;)."

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