The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-24 00:00:00

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Yesterday we fought with above 600 rebels.
Their. gnetillaa were in the environs of this place,
and the main body of the troops of the faith at Ta-
radell, whence they inttrided to pay a visit to the
Rood patriots of Vtch, but -they were beaten, and
left 717 dead en the field. Though Taiadell,' has
300 inhabitants, not one gave notice that the roc-
*ions had entered in small narnhers, at 7 in the
looming, and were assembling In come hither, not
efulthey do any thing against the hand, though a
horrible Ire was made upon us from the town.
Two fogitivr• from Bergs have jolt arrived, with
the fatal new. that the factious hove arrested all
the patriots, not only in the town but in the neigh.
!souring country houses, mud carried them to San
Lorenzo de Pitt's', which is the centre of all the
unhappy distprbances in the mountainous country.
The day before yesterday they imposed on Berge a
eostributiots of 4,000 here*, yesterday morning
*sober of 4,000, an 4 in tine evening another of
6,000, which not beingimmediately paid, they pil-
laged all the houses. All the villages ground, to
the distance of four leagues, are in insurreetion
' and under arms. It is thought that there sire
hum two no three thousand rebels at Berge, mid
ileir numbers appear to be increasing.
..,The lies
hosed by the fall of Bergs is very great..
Jlibesy distinguished patriots are entirely ruined.
.4111rOp pethorities do not exercise the greatest ri.
gm* all of we .patriot, must By, absudoning the
Asada, which are all that we have left. We shall
he all aseassioated ; when beaten by the troops they
will form small bands of robbers and plunder the
iountry houses, where they will meet with no re-
tistauce.
IIIAWILESA, 11l AT 30.
The factious of Vila ere ditirming in to submit.
The column of Albomox Marched from Sellent last
eight towards Bergs, and we expect that they will
enter that place to-day in spite of all obstacle.
We wish the factious may resist, es that is the
only means to estermiiiate them. The priests
who command the great faction ere very nst.
serous; •it seems absolutely netveiterrite•adopt
the plan of arresting all the prieits- iiiirffiers who
Mare eherrn themselves inimical toast
otherwise the factious will, atittitirtrOeetroyed.
[Besides the above, our *Pap4ra contaiu various
other acco.uuts of engagements with the rebels.]
Bantagosa, with 700 men, entered Praia de Liu.
canes ois the 48th, sod left ,t in the evening, after
overthrowing the stone of the Canstitution and set-
ting up a crust is isa4ad. :11 hey also went to Sera
Quire,. wheel *hoc espected • reinforcement of.
300 men. *ley 'also • catered ,Paya, where they
sounded the tocsin, densauded a contribution, and
occupied the heights about Cimellades. Col.
Taverie, with ISO foot and 40 horse appearing,
some who had come dorm from the heights imme-
diately Bed to them, tiod'in a short time they all
retreated. On • the 3041141oreagose went to San
Juan, continuing his march towards Llacona.
The private letters from Catalonia state, that the
immures-riot, is not in force in any part of that pro-
since. The factious fly terrified at the sight of a
soldier, •nd the people recovered from their sur-
prise, and convinced that the mild object of the
rebels is.plunder..arolinitorily join the troolis to ex-
terminate these disturbers of their tranquillity.
We have received tbe.j'aris Papers up to the girt
instant. .1:647,ire01d willinglpeneourage the hopes
of a war between Turkey auriltuasia. %Vali Alia
feeliug they announce that the evacuation of Mol.
davit' and Wallachia has been dela/ed. It is 11114
Mated that M. Dg TaTugggli is net going to Cou.
istantMople, bat that Vienna is his destination.

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Brussels Papers to the SZ tit inst. arrived at our
office Issit night. A cerrospondeut of the Brussels
Oracle rer•ommenda One a anbseriptinn be opened
in that city fur the reli.f of the distress in Irelams',
arid eup►rsses a hope that the example will be fol.
towed in other cities in the Netherlands.

His Majesty's sloop Fly. Capt. GIORGI TYLER,
has returned from Jersey, whither she was seta to
make an ainicsble settlement or a dispute which
lad arisen between the French end English oyster
fishermen, as to the right of the English boats to
fish on the banks stretching from Cape Road to
the rocks called the Minqusis. between one and
three leagues from the french coast, which oyster..
beds they discovered in 1797. The right his beta
id/milted by which the fishery will again becomes
open for the supply of our markets in Septetniair
nest. During four months of the year these fishe-
ries occupy three hundred fishing smacks, and
nearly two thousand British seamen.

Friday morning the Tribune frigate, Captain
N. 1. WILLOUGHBY, C.B. arrived at Portsmouth
from the Wert India station, to be paid off, having
been neatly four years in commission. She lost about
sixty men and oliceno'in the West Indies, by five►.
Lieutenant MURRAY, Mr. DUNLOP. Surgeon, two
Assistant-Surgeon, the Re.. J. Lucy, Chaplain,
the grinner, and carpenter, died un the Spanish
Alain; twenty-four Well and officers only having
escaped the contagion of fever out of the whole of
the crew. She soiled froru Jectaica Yid April; cud