The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-05 00:00:00

(PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCEI

The revolt of the volunteer Royalists of Murcia and Roa has
been followed by that of other corps. At Terrasona, in Arragon,
the volunteers have also revolted, and the clergy themselves haze
tet been even sheltered from their insults ; for the chairter of Tar-
rasor.a having to appoint to an ecelesissical benefice on the same
day as the revolt, the volunteers placed themselves at all the gat' a
ut the cathedral, and to each of the canons who entered, one of the
soldiers approached him and said, " If you vote fur a Liberal, yt u
will rot go out of this place alive." The consequence was, the
capons retired without any nomination taking place that day.
There have also been some disturbances at Pensicols, and, in
consequence of the smallness of the garrison, the landed propriemrs
sad the resident gentry were obliged to arm themselves in aid of the
troops. for the preservation of order.
At Valladolid, the hangmen refused to execute a corporal of the
Royali•t volunteers, in consequence of the menaces which he had
received from the corporal's comrades; and it was necessary that a
detachment of the troops of the line sbnuld take the execution, t
w.der their care, to protect him from the violence of the troops,—
The corporal has, however, been executed.
The Canon Ostalaga. grand Dignitary of the Apostolic Faction,
known by the name of the " Exterminating Angel," is, it is said,
the instigator of the disturbances in Murcia, which, we are assured,
are been this day suppressed. _ _

It appears that same changes have taken place in our relations
w,th Portugal, for M. De Soon, who was upon the point of set-
t •ig out, ban not only not gone, but has even obtained permis.ion
to return to Court, a favour which till now had been refused him.
It is asserted that the Count d'Fopagne is about to go to Zamora
with two regiments of the guard, but this report does not appear to
sue to have any other foundation thin the distrust which the Go-
varament manifests towards the troops of the line.
The King's health is better, and by the advice of his physicians
itr was about to go to pass some week. at the Escurial. The Court
vsultl change its residence about the 30th of this month.

ST. P►:TEASHUKCII, SEPT. 12.

The Journal des Debati contains various annoonc *lents of the
forthet promotions that hare taken place in the Russian army since
the coronation•

COX4TANTIXOPLE, SEPT. 6.
TM number of houses consumed by the late fire amounts to
25.0100 s and the total loss occasioned by it to 300,000,040 of piastres.
From the Einik.i
('our SEPT. 6.
They write from Prevesa, under the date of the 26dt and 26th of
last month, that ‘'elislley, Governor of Arta, has disarmed all the
Greeks of the mountains of that province, leaving only arms to the
two email troops of Captains (logo and Cutulida, appointed to
maintain peace in the interior. This same Veli-Bey had received
INters from his brother, dated front the Ottoman camp at Athens,
seating that a serious mortality had prevailed in the troops of the
Sersakier since' the battle which took place in that city; that two
Greek Captains had entered into the Citadel ; but that it appeared
t:. at their troops were not numerms. After the reiterated and fruit.
I,:as attempts which Karaiskaki made for penetrating into that Once
and reinforcing the garrison. Two Tartan have just arrived from
Constantinople with two firmans, one of which decrees that all
Mussulmans shall hereafter bear neither gold nor silver upon his
ants or clothing. The other tiro an is relaive to the proceedings
o. Alorali Paella, who is now residing at lifisaolonglti, and who is
appointed Volissi de Tracala. There are strong reumns fur believs
i,•g that the Straskier hes receirc I orders to quit Attica, and go to
Jauitta to reorganize the regular troops; and they calculated
Ws Whiz able to assemble fifty thousand men in that province.
There have arrived at these Woods within the.last six weeks shout

JOG women' and children belonging to the slaves of the Turks, who
• ►eae brought here by the inhabitants of Preresa, and a merchant
pvig coral, cianisd Jerostothi, a correspondent of the Octet Com.