The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-07-30 00:00:00

PUREIUN INTELLIGAACE.

FROM THE •JATCHI PAPF.ItS.
• riots, JULT 14.
All the Pritssien Others,. prisoners of war in.
France have -arrived &a N.acy frond the dirlerent
der.;is, where they remain for the present.
Getterati Cruclinot is returned fro:n Plotnhieres to
Birsur-Orne. lie has derived wonderful benefit
from the waters or that place.
On the 7thistatt. the Jonta at Bayonne held their
da,erting...lt. was. the day appoltited fpr the
aceeptancr of the new Constitution. In the ahain-
. tier tvlire they cat Attre ereeteal a taagnitimitt throthi
and -a richly ileeereted sitar, the service of which
•wa! perforinel by the Archbishop of Borgne. Ilea
11a ertr, Artine seattid on the throne, delivered the-
folio* isaresereatia • r

(is:vet:tante Dernries-si was desirous of prewmtind
gayest( ie.tbe midget' yea, previtsue So your sop.uut Sea (nom
-men giber. Atscuthied in consequence of out of the extra-
4waliarry events to which all nations, is their tornotml at par.
iientsr conjancturcs,.are subject, stet is pursuance of the
dispositions of the Empertir Napoleon, our illustrious brother,
feelfince have-been thosf of his age. • •
resort ut !beet 'Katie:ram will be consolidated iw the
Constitutional Act whtcb wilt be 'forthwith read to yen It
will onetime ho miletics many tedious broils, which were ea-
sily to be foreseen, lute the disquietude whesewith the tuition
has been so ;4.41 agitated.
"'llw ttltbllkßee whirls dill prevails in some of tbc pro-
s ince' t. dl ecsat,int soon yis the t,rss' aids shall have been ap-
prised that their religion the istegrity soil independence of
their couotry,orail-thi ii.i3rerest :lights are secured; as 'omit as
!hey skull disc...tee the germs of tistir prosperity is the new
niptitutions—a bpi: nor which theseiglibouring natinsii hide
not ulstaiiied, hot at the ,ape/116C of ltiuswislied sod calamities
ofwarious kinds.
tt Were the /papier& mattribled bore is one body, all of
thew, as listing the same interests, would be aniisidini a ith
the saute scistioesta. *Then should we nut hare to Ismail
the misfortunes of those' who, misted by fureigo intrigues,
MOM be subdued by the force Of arms.
" The 01101,1147 of the tunTiGeot, by the disturbaucca which
they have incited in ear costar'', capeet to become masks'
of our Colouies. Emory hugest Asumand must upeu hie Oyes,
mid 411 oust crowd romidthe throne.
't We corn slung with as the Act which ascertaiss tbs
righti dettits of the Kin: aad.his people. If
you owe disposed to make it.. same *art-Acts ahh us,- then
shall Spain be speedily Isayoy savd-unsquit at hums, aaajad
sad ',towed,' abroad. 'lv tistsnro soletuult pledge miracles+,
iu hoilpreseots of Goa, who reads the hearts of num, and
I' aki them according to his good pieassre, sod who wits
As:sates those who lure their country, and feat nothing bat
thotr esst-constiences."
ist.Coustitirtion was then read over in a
lewd voice:fetid the Aletaliers of the Junta, on the
questiou Gents p?Couisattiwously declared their ac-
ceptance of 1t... •. 4:.. • • ,
The i'resident 4laveted **Oft address in answer
L, to ttof lisoiCsopeeessfter. wig** thtt onvellat Meat-
her. took the foiesiying.tlllti-3.l'ipeus.r
pod tiaelay to the Lilo& the t.:onstitution; sod the
Lima."
-"l'he Junta then attended Hit Majesty's levee, to
pie him there respects upon this occasion. His Ma-
jesty gave them the moot gracious femptiou, sod
conversed it:, them more than an how.
Ili* Maj• sty the hing.of Spain set out from Ba-
yonne at six pit the morning of the Jtli inst., ou his
journey to tlludnd. His Majesty the' Emperor ac-
compaaied oink. for the first post. On the s-para-
tiou of the two. Sovereigns, the.hiug took. into Iris
con late M. d'Aiusuza, :iliuister of the Indies, and
tile Italie del l'irryuc. Captain of the Life Guards.
phis :4`isjessti outittlett Spain by Iron, and was ex-
pected to reach St ,!leblibtlllll.ll at too o'clock on the
'saute day. the Ptli, o here he was to retrain mod tile
following day. His Majesty has near IWO tatitiages
' it his suite. •
The Mr:tubers' of the Junta set off in three divi-
sions: toe tirst on The isCi; the seeoidi on the :AI.;
and the thirstou the lOtli; each of which wilt alter-
nately accompany His Majesty oa his journey.
We learu trout Italy. that by a decree of the
,Viceroy, the cities of Ancona aiid Settegaglio are to
tido, ;el the rights which formerly belosiged to them
free ports.
e Five per cent. Consols. 44 flints 54- cents.

•Lowta *Kafir.. Jut.y 13.
We have recieed iotelligente from Spina to the
20th ult. inclusive. aceortiiii‘ to whizh, ou the Pth
god loth, Getecral laittAles Had diiaritiod the city
awl province of Palencia. Ou the 11th, it day-
bream. lie tirok up for Cabezon, where fit« rebels,
to the number of 12,000 mem whip ,it pieces of
cannon, had take.' post, nutter the eointasuisi of
General Cuesta.
' flawing recoutioitered the position of the rebels,
Brigadiex-Cienerel Stbsthier made a rapid Inarelt
over Mt bridge under the tire of the enemy, while
“eueral Merle took the necessary steps to cot off
their retreat tottter& all adolid. The tiring having
lasted about hailait hour, the insurgeats were to-
tall) defeated ; and, :thandoning their artillerr, fled
its all directions in the greatest disorder, with It lois '
of 1000 turn. The ton of she Freitctt is very to-
eaasiderable, coi,,ettiog of slit killed, and flour
right to ten wounded, •-•
'Fie Bishop and the prin:ipal Clergy of Vena-
tion!, went out to meet the General, to intercede
with Min for the itehabitauts. The French division
entered the place amidst a inettitude who &served
severe chastisement. They were extremely sur-
prised at the clemency Lissy -experienced, and ex-
preliseti their conviction that the troops of no other
nation would have treated them with such hae4int-
Monty.
The &rinsing of the mew was actively pro-
ceeded with. Aliont fifty of the most eitipaltic of
the ittmirt,retttx were .hot. Suit. Woks were car-
ter! ort from each of the eloiststo es hostages.
General Lefebvre wive ostlers to several movea-
ble colu me to auttri:h toward* Tiidela, to subdue
the inhabitants within ti circuit of terr mils, end to
bring theta back to their

The Bishop of Tarrauzdnii has deliteeed a.
situ atets. Ss.f-ral of the Chief, have made Weir
rubwisrion, and espirtrsed the cause of their :wee
narch.
Subeenuent, to the action which took Oleo ah..
Todd's say the oth, Geier-it Lefebvre. permitted.
Ins troops to rest Mr the yth, LOth, and I ltb. This
iincrval he employed in re-rstat,lishimg the bridge
over tim Eno, turd disitriaiag the Maid/Attu& of
the environs,
Ou .the eilth he marched to Alagos. At day.
break of the IJili, he discovered on the heights am
Army or insurgents, who were commanded uy I'a-
!aloe, the C..snaiatider-iu-Chief of Sur igossa.--e .
General Lefebvre immediately termed his troops in
columns, and ordered them to advance. The ire
surgents were supported by two hattenes, of six.
preeei of artillery each.
General Lefebvre proceeded in person, with hit
cavalry, and a curirparty of light troops, to take the
4iiincgosts in Musk. They wade (method:hat& be. •
ile approached them within reach' of wicket.
4,s mud dad, ieuvitsig be:4o4 ilsoirortiher), and
elf Firring away their muacete in the &light. Up-
wards of gout/ threw theturielves into the Ebro, and
were drowned. The Polish cleuweurs coaductest
themselves with great lerevery. Many of them
imam across the Ebre, th cat at a column ni the •
insurgents. Four Perish Soldiers were killed, wool.
oue Captain was drowned. The total has of. the
French, on this occariou, contorted in foui killed
and trine wounded.
After the aftitir of Alagos, General Lefebvre cones
tinued his march. On the 14th, lie came up with
a considerable body of tire rebels of Saragossa,
whew he instantly attacked acrd defeated, nal. the-
lois of 300 well acid two pieces of cannon. After
ginning this' adeatita'ge, he coutinued hie march to-
wards the city.
General Dupont, on reaching Alcola in Anda-
lusia, on the 7tle inst. came in sight of the noun*
gnts, who were under the commend el'Dop Pedro":
outs,
He charged across the bridge, attack-
ed the .rusurgentr, and Touted them with the loss of
-all-their artillery, consisting of six pieces of causoft:
'floe numbers of the eueiny were very great, bet''
they were like clouds of dust, and at eine-
yen of the same tidy, General Dupont entered Cott* '
dove, so that hi. march towards that city actersaly*
experienced a delay of two hours from the ineurriete,
The Magistratini and principal inhabitants of
Valladolid were exposed to the meet dreadful suf-
fering", while that city remained in posseseiou of
the rebels. They erected a gibbet wider the Cur-
tain General Lu Cuerta's windoe 5, in order to cmner
pal him by terror to place himself at their bead.
General Cevallos, on his arrival from *govia .at•
Valladolid, was tint to death by the stinted riper
lace. Hie head was stuck.-on sr piker and retried in.
procession through the city, after which it w
toned about the streets: •
The general dissrining was canted on without
interrniaeion ; arid all the people in that quarter
were returning to their duty,
After the affair of Alagos, Genetal Lefebvre cove
'Mood his march; sad on the 16th he arrived in
front of the gates of Seragossa. He made him-
self master of the entrenchments which the insur-
gent. bad thrown up, ou the piece of ground which
oas formerly covered with ulivestrtes, carried off
tire 'le piece" of artillery, .by which thefweris de-
fended, and got poscesema of the middle gate.
The- gieuteet anarchy prevailed in the city. On
the 17th and lath, summits negociations took place
with the insergrnte Getterul Lefehrre.intended to
remain for some time in the position which he li-d
taken; ins order to prevent the well-affected inlet•
intents floes being expand to the horrors et' an
assault; and it trail supposed that his expectation
of the happy result et this measure would not be
disuppointed.
Aran:dal Motirey left Cuenza on the 16th, and
was directing ins march towards Ilegnem. General
Lefebvre war marching towards Alracette, in the
kingdom of-Murcia. Gen. %V rirdel was adrancieg
into the kingdom of Grenada.
The Prince of Curti 1 Franco, the Counsellor of
Oreille Uon Ignux Marlines de and the
Atearde Don Loris narcellitt Fereijra, tied returned
flow their jostriley into Arragom l'he • made wee.
port tip His Majesty on the ',abject of their missions
assuring him (hot tire orderly renews of the inhabit-
'ClL, had coeducred thenseelves iii the most otitis-
fsetory ananiter; but that it woo impossible to opt a
corresporeirnee with the insurgents, as they bad
returned. eo inuerrer to any of their I. ttere. Guerra'
Lefebere also had a conference a itli him oil the stoth.
TheEuiperor nati.e orders that every effoit should be
made-to even the eyes of the isourgeuts, before the
city ef Sarufossa should be exposed teall the horrors
of an 111.14111411., which would inevitable be attended
with the destruction of a great Handier of efell-dise

• posed people.
- bewieres had trued every means which
clememy rc;olil suggest to bnug the nioAntaineers
to is dense of weir ‘liity, but they had hitu Lo
au.sur. The Arrhbishopof Burgos lusd saw writ-
t.:i to them, and addressed them is a cauouical
letter, hot thew applications hating be. is equally
unavailing, the Ma..atial found himself cusniwasd
to re,ort to fineable means.
(:esscral UllOOlO marched agaiast the Escudo,
and iiienerol Merle to attack toe uurrow passe, in
the mountain. of IZ.e.jorrpe. • The ii:snr4cuts were
routed befiee they could 'sake :tore than one de-
elbsege, lea% ing on trio field Mar 10-poanders. and
scrend hundreds kided.
On the tt Ist. the corps under Loth these Genes
rids, which had farmed a junction, approached St.
Audem. 'five city made proposals of surrender,
in order to prevent an assault.
The Prime of Petite Carers U 391 time day to set
out front his head-sptarters at Aitona fur Kends-
berg. ,A4i.rusuoured that Gluckstodt sill epaedily
be ocotpilml Ly a French glirtlfoo.
VIFYTIA.JrNE 45).
On the abject of the organisation ai the Gas

•
were I,ascl rirestat letter will eettelse
*eta to the different authorities awl circhis
and tile me rule will receive s commencement as
saws as ?u.r•l6le. All_ who ate not liable to the
cisitscription must baviv Oteir names enrolled rnt the
militia, and will be tauglat the are of onus on Sun-
days and •fertif46. TholiC engaged in trade will
torsi i corps by t/ietuiletres, tie dress to be•eui-
i-
gtiritlle of
take a
of Au-
tungary,
howerei, the

will not
the
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. place at
OCCIIMIOII it

be gone
Octo-

.agenee,
had again
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According
have been

troops
elettos, JUNE 18.
fn he illeatiteir of this place tie read this day
following article :—On the subjeceof the liege-
ciatietir between Austria and France we cannot yet
sprint With certainty. Some people suppose that
tint whole will soon-hesettled, and that the House
of Austria will gite 9p Triette, Fiume, and in
shirt Al their Aties and perk ;netted on the
in return rot- which they will receive all
the prorinses which forintrly composed the an-
cient 1 icedonis. 'Others suppose, however, that
tit seirciatinus will be finally terminate 4 on the
C. tern of the Empefer to Pant,. They found this
opMion on the cireumvt.ance of the Barna. St. Viu-
vent not having tillesed the Emperor to sayouue.

reaticik 4H/!"r4ei A . LLETI N.

" Twelve thousand men, who refused t• sekaaat-
lerke the lawful authority, had assembled at Tu-
deli, sad had brOlten down the bridge. General
Lefebvre maiclicd on the 9.th towards that Pstuti
wjd s slays of ?reach trout,.:. They passed the
Ebro on zeta, with ckturged bayonets tionk looses-
situ at the artillerg, drove back the rebels from
pct to point, amt completely dispersed them.
" The wretches, who had committed all kiitsls of
excesses iu and its neighbourhood, di-
recited their march, 5400 in number, towards the
gin Piaiterga, in order to secure the peasegt. On
tag 11,,,th, Gctorrals Merle and Lasalle erne/A and
attacked them. One began by deployiug
itself, and ram pieces of artiltcry were brciaght up,
ht whjich thi keit* were quickly put to
11114 dye caittiklawbehtad them, besides 1000
nws ent, their colours, and all their provisions and
ammunition. a. the 'me day the French pro-
ciatlcal ou their smolt towaxcls tolkaiorld."
.4,111.7/MMOCA.
lIITEICT OP A LILTTEIED MALITNt, !lOTA
ACOTIA, AVlrl tsoB, /AGM • tiLitTLIMAX
Whit IIAU JOIST itTCANAD MIRE FROM A VISIT
To 11011 TOT.
" Ott my errival in the States, I expected to have
foetid every preparation for war: but so Pl. Ito*
that being the case, were it pot. for the nests/parts,
you would hardly supposeshat England had attune-
tay iu the country, end 'litho Bull, when %familia(
than, will alwats thud himself received with open'
arms. The embargo still continues, and way so,
probably, for sonic tune to emir, the Allt,lfit4X Co-
ocrometof being ?rent+ all over ; but the embitro,
its the mean time, is much for the advantage of this
putvinee, and in yet we iiind 130 waist of btro,d, al-
though, within this mouth, ten thonsan;l barrels of
finer hope ken exported to the !rest Indies*. On
my return here, found myself in a new amid, a
neat (3treerner, a new and seker garrison, in ,bnrt
1 lettlFy kw,/ my wan home. We arc all bustle,
• is alreXtrly a great favourite with us.
cr :lame of ?Awards.. on board this
found the famed Aaron Burr—if he
lould hare been the Bonaparte of

net, iatravh from the Statca, a coast-
/ o.e ears it mamma. ; the above to
. cement., iatipt Uwe thcir tt.iy into
; Nitstioxivtl,wititsa.tdias the eistkuipit.
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1110W114£ fIALLFAX PAPEILr
the principal pisoager of the
LaceiLowy Uenaal Pre-

form. 40 **owls. JI;LY
1' tirimps:9l. Mikjestitts, shout the
this moidh,._ will again, leave the Paths, to t::
jci6rlicy ti/ 6* ticia ; mid about the middle of
gist vtill return, in order to set out for Hun
where a Diet will be-held; at which, howevei
stsitat eg.tly esreampies will lie diliminsed
!lea the clittelusion of this Diet, which win
kg *twig, dig Coronation of her Majesty the
pre,' as Wren of Hungary, will take pla
Olio rn tale :lath of August, on which eecasi
is prolinge 'ill the woad ceremonies will be
through. It is whip aanl, that in the mouth of
bet ,tt%ir o:id * ealism 41 take a .jcmniey into
1,1,1 1',41,1 4110 Cerottaien of the'Hin press, as t
of•Ronaulia, will be celetrated.
ll'he csarltiali po-t of the 10th June, which
eft liens ygoterelay, has livought tlo other iutellil
cr=ept a report, that an English frigate had
rhevrti itself in the Dardanelles, by which
hui been placed in a state of re
firm, Lae which had lapin depArted. The in
care of the, Frigate eve rise to the report, t
Eoglirh fleet tissi made its appearaace, whit
coiansunication with Smyrna. Axel
to letters flrtr Vann., large ilagazines havi,
collected, for the uncommonly numerous
Slept/mei fur those districts.
lIINV

1000 • TIMPIIntMy 11.11 C IV RII: ../,
and hla Itleor;e is Ulf
Awarriering to the na
parket, will lir rem'
lad had lack, lie A co
America"
• Kan flontie, as yel
&noble proportion or 11,
islmrlfrttekiserte:, •f
coc :::1
MOMTHI
The collayias are
likr-Gcla 4craco4 lof

.. M Aailie, ei ma IS.
Ahs &Hewing 0;4411400ms as published by our
CifiltraMesst :-.",._
/*Naos& fiapout. who 4:ammo& a Corps of
the ifetturit *tory, while passusg through Aujuder.
ea Sha il•lthal.fltay, reutvcd iatermation that the
iki'lif4 *OM and of France had succeeded in
g . pprt gf the i!ilmbitaats of Lower Au-
di r 411.111. 3 Uff dioilikcted had taken up arms, and
silitits ly Grqwed;" (igloo sith the Costrabooptas
41
ii;Mustg atlittiott. halleithilvivii opnetnhtla7ll,....c.„
=r,,ihis WWII in iiSt . pri iu
.which it is props( to
riV gs
o} Mums
• ly i.ouutry, in order that the tn.
• plums through which lie bad 1.0
Mil .liglit'Oliii he tap }Poway burdened ; hut in
letMilliaems d
obtained,le iinefTeturtliuroetwlhtiOhliahltill end' to
ewseea hie =luau*.
"Da dye ph of June, the French troops arrived
at the 'bridge ol'Aleoles, seised two pious of artil-
lsgy a1ti4.41 defehilsi it, drove the enemy t;• the
l-pcini. 'end therrtook the rest of the artillery...l
1:lia pnumil of the iibels lasted until huff ilitit'
elaien, mud wrmossuutiuued to the gates of Cop4tixt4
• "43 three id' the morning the French Amapa
made their entrance into thvt town, which had been
retded by the revolt only about two hours .and a
half. • • .
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