The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-11-28 00:00:00

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tosik,paseassion of Salamanca, which the
'trench teeopf. preceded by cartrand Agggnns, w i
Kick and wounded, left shoot two hours before *it
was eccopiedity the Spaniards. This informatit;n
'is official. ".1

TR4XILI.O, NOV. 2.
Letters received frees.Cestile confirm the
intel-
I! that Ssahttliknea was occupied by our stren.r;
on the tsth nit.,4nd that the French hawk retreet•Nl
to Toro and Zaisora. According te the last imel-
ligence from the army of La Mancha, the head-
quarters are, to be transferred to Sunra Crux de
Madela. We are infurnied that the enemy's 1,74 em
in the said province does not exceed thirty-eight
thousand men.

•.• Fur Law, Covent:GudenThe-slre, gee theism( y-r.:.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER S.

We received, last night,* series of the ,Voniteur. •
and several of the rniuor Paris pApers, to the
inst.—JEROME BONAPARTE had arrived in that
city, where he was joined, nu The 13th. by the
King of Saxons,. The fatter 'does not appear
to have brought with him his fair daughter, the
presumid Iphigeitia of modern day. NAPO/Aeon
arrived at Paris on the 14th, mud visited the kit%
of SAXON Y. lie entered the capital at dual, awl;
as it would seem, privately. From the arrange.
fuents r imte, it appears to have been his inteution •
to remain in Paris for some time.

There are several paragraphs in the Pari"sPapera.
by whirl► we .iee given to understand that the Ty.
roleaus will he sredily reduced to complete *ab-
jection ; l,•it, we are inclined to helieve, that they
are nut warrunted by Nets.

We have received Spanish Papers to the
10th, Portuguese and German to the lith, and
Dutch to the 17th instant. The army of the Duke
DEL PARQUE. pursuing its success, entered Sate..
mammon the 23th tat. The French had left it only
two hours before, on their mireat to Tom and
Zamora. This news is given as official. Ace Grit..
ing to the most recent accounts. the head-yuer.
tees of the army. of La Mancha were to b.
(erred !immediately to Santa Cruz de %debt. Thlt
enemy's force, in that province. is not estimated et
more than 3M,000 Mtn. Mr. VlLLtaas had his
uudience of leave on the 30 instant. and kw! .set
rill with suit for Eng;and, bat he reword to
Ei•bon, in rogsequeriee of ,E.parche4 brought out
by th.• Prince of wares packet, which he met at sea.

Ail article dated Seville, gth of November,
,tuter, that Gerona itill held our.
It stiii geuerally believed et Lisbon, an the
th ,nst., t I.at the Toulon Beet had Iraeu at sea
sc•.era: d

The repo,: ai general at Hanaburgh that NAPCM
LEOlf is to be crowned F.trineror of Germany. A
Congress, which has been 1)6(1 in that city, is sup.
posed to hare had for its A r/i :t the state of the
/louse Towns. Their report ims not been yet made
known; but it is supposed that ;17ey will be re-
spired to enter into the Confederacy of the Rhine,
and adopt the Napoleon Corte.

We this day give Mr. CAN 1111 C's long-expected •
statement. ft is copied from Tule Gboas Newspa-
per of last ni6ht. In' this very lengthy article,
the writer says, he has confined himself merely to a
tt vindication of his private iionour."—From waist of
room we must dismiss it, with asking simply, in
the language of Lady Tea:le is Joseph Ser.
face--." had we not better leave honour out of the
question?" Mr. CANNINO having thus made, as he
conceives, a triumphant vindication of his private
honour, adds—" As to any charges against my put-
, lie conduct, this is not the mode to reply to
them." Now we must beg leave to differ, is foto.
from Mr. CANNING, upon his ideas of public and
private duty. We do contend, that the whole of
his conduct in the Cabinet,, respecting my Lord
CA•TLEILIAGII, or any other person, is public can.
duct, and not business of a private nature.
Tffere is only one point more which we have
time to notice in des curious statement : It is
dated Gloucester-lodge, the 14th of November.
We have reason to believe it was by a judi-
cious attention is stage effect, of which Mr. C.►a.
nee has some hereditary claims to knowledge,
that he delayed the publication of his statement
to meet the return of Marquis WeLbest.sy to
Loudon ; by who,r friendly and grateful aid, he
hopes again to Tr' ut.i to office. The Marquii .
reached town, yesteot ,y. 1.1 health, hum
Postsmouth, where he arrived •
the Dueepd.—The event was consa:, so
great importance, a messenger was vent off yester..
day to Ireland, with dispatches for NI,.
Lay POLE, announcing the arrival of his noble
brother.

By the ship ifioias,Whichtencleeti at St. Helena,
on her passage from New South Woks, we have
received the following intelligence, viz. that the
ship Bewley, from Bombay, 'Aro, on accoui!!'uf
the East India Company, had arrived• at
on thr ~a.7th August, and remained with the -liitirit7
and His Mummy% ship Lion. The Bengal fleet
was daily expected. The 4Eohis lef t St. Helena the
%Oda September last. Ne intelligence had bees
received of the raisin ships. The &rah, whaler,
left the Gilead es the 16th September./ bound foe
Snsiluad.