The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-07 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

We bare received the Journals (morning and evening) of
Tuesday. The following are extracts
:
The It.direzfrur of Bordeaux contains the billowing intelligence
of the _7th Mt. front Bayonne :—" Orders transmitted by tele-
graph have been given to the division of reserve in the department
of the how:r Pyrenees, to hold itself in readiness to marvh for
Spain. The general review will take place on the 29th. The pre-
cise destination of these troops is unktistwn, but it is believed that
they will go to Arragon, where die nerdof French forces is much
felt.,

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FRENCH Ft.XDS. May 4.—French Rends closed at lo:, 1. loc.;
SaM. 11l prem. ; Bank Stock, 1,930 ; Neapolitan, H.ii ; Spanish,
14.—Exchaage on London : one month, tat 10c. I duce months,
24f. 95e.
(From the Journal des Debate of Tuesday.i
PARI3, MAY 4.
The most absurd reports are circulated in London, re...petting a
pretended fleet of IS ships, great and small, which have all at
once east anchor in the port of Rio Janeiro. Our naval iiirce at I
Brazil is composed in all of five ravels ; vie. the Jran.Bart; of
74 guns, the frigate l.a Alagicienne, the corvette !'Echo, and the
brigs. l' Inconstant and Le Faune. It may be that the frigates ha
Marie-'Therese and La Diligente, which are despatched to the
South Seas to replace I:Amasone and La Clorinde, and the cur.
vette La Pomone, which Admiral Rousain brought home last year.—
it may be, we say, that these frigates, on their passage, have
touched for a moment at Rio Janeiro. La Thetis, whica goes to '
China and the Indian Sees ; L'Astxee, which returns to France, and
which has been replaced at Brazil by the Jean Bart ; La Circe,
which carried out M. de Ueda*, and which also returns to France,
may have alto appeared together fir a few days in the waters of
Brazil, and thence all this trash of a ant that never existed. We
repeat it, we have only Ave vowels MI the coast of Brazil, and they
are not too many to protect our trade seal our countrymen on coaats
infested by privateers and pirates, and on which internal revolo.
dons threaten daily the property and the Hari of his Majesty's
subjects.
llovernments, moreover, know what importance to attach to all
these reports, which are only Stock Exchange manoeuvres.

f From the Etoik of Wedneedsy.l
MADRID, APRIL. 30.

The Consul of' Spain at Gibraltar writes as loiln;rs :—T he United
States frigate Fabius has entered this port from Urns, in 1851
days; it brings the confirmation of the entire rout of the revolu-
tionary army.
General 'entente, at the head ors strong division, was marching!
on Lima and t:allao, where there are not more than 2,0011 In.
surgents. This lieneral was only waiting to quack them there, foe
MIEN naval forces which are coming to hint. They will join a
corvette of 18 guns, sent by the Viceroy, Laserna, to cut off the
enemy's retreat. This corvette has taken an Insurgent vessel,
which had on board the value of ten millions of reals (100,0801.
sterling).
The Madrid Gazelle indignantly refutes an article of the Car
stilatiminel. which asserted, that to defray the expense of the
King's journey to Toledo, it was necessary to lay hands on all the
funds applicable to the wants of the State.