The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-04-08 00:00:00

F'OREIGN IN rruIC:RNCE.
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PARIS, MAIM!' 28

Letter, from Madrid stAte, tkit '2OO Prussian
prisoners have arrived at B s:cel and entered
.nto the Spanish service ; I i,))0 'wire, who are at
Peipiga in, to be allowed to er....cr it,t3 the
Sp snish army also,

gars Lax, mAnca

Oa the 111. h the garrison of 'iris:a made A virtie,
which was gallantly repelled by the 13t regiment
of Wirtemberg light horse. This es erp:ia: cost
the garrison 20 killed, la waundej, And one Cap-
tain, 100 privates, and 6) horses taken. 'The
Wirtembergers had scarce five wJun led Part of
the cannon taken at Schaidnitz is sent to Sax guy.
Thirteen pieces, escorted by Wirtemlerg troops,
have already arrived at Drciden.

VIENNA, if Ancti I I.

The neutrality of our territory is striEi;y respeCted
by the French troops. A disagreeable accident has,
however, occurred in Bohemia ; a Bavarian detach.
ment has passed the Bahamian fit:niers, and levied
contributions. The Bavarians were opposed by the
Austrian Milani, and several men were killed on
both sides. The Bavarians wi, wile on this oc-
casion taken by our troops, have b .en sent to Hun-
gary. The States of Bohemia have held a Diet.

MUNICH, MARCII 19.

Letters from Dresden state, as a certain taa, that
General Bettratti, the Emperor's Adjutant, set
out, on the Etta of February, to the head-quarters
of the Kliog ut Prussia, at Memel. Ile had an
audience of Hi.; Majesty, and remained in that
town on the 23.1. The nest day, M. Vo.l. Kleist,
the King of Prussia's Adjutant-Gencral, was dis-
patched to the Preach head-quarters, at O,terode,
with a letter from his master to the Emperor Napo-
leon.

SIALIN, PARCH 25.

About the beginning of this month, the block-
ade of the fortress of Graudema WAS ChAtigei into
a siege. The garrison consists of 4,500 troops, but
they hare been merely collefted from the d.-
The Governor is M. Bevel de Ferney.

Ifs 1114.

ItADIMS, •UOUST 26.
GENERAL ORDER.—.Ausest RJ.

The Right Hon. the Gureroor in Coined has derived great
satisfaction from the in'Orruatiun thaa the Sepoy, named Mos-
tapiia Reg, of the lit hattalma of the lit Nines Regiment,
who gave th., only intimation which was received at the pro-
jected Mutiny at Venom, previously to the incurrence of that
unhap:., event, has returned in safety to 'bat garrison.
H.. Lirdship, in Council, regrets the circumstances which
precluded a mute early att.mtion to the intelligence which was
conveyed by that faithful Sepoy, of the treacherous intention
of the Native troops of the garrisoo of Venues; but his Lord
'hip has the highest satisfaction, in confemng on Ildustaplia
a reward proportioned to the honnurablsiproof which he
manifested of his fidelity end attachment to the British service.

His Lordship, in Council, has aceoidono resolved, That
the sum of two thomand Pagodas shall be immediately pre-
sent:4 to Muuapha Beg; and that he shall receive, for the
remainder of his Cue, a pen% ~,,, eyod t., that of a Subadar of
LOrdellp 'US further fetulve3, That Mustapha
Beg shall be presented with a gold medal, in the name of the
GOVCIOW in Conned, as a badge's( honour and distinctiod.

A Court of Vice-Admiralty has been erelted at
Bomi,ay, for the trial of Prise and Maritime CAWS,
of which Sir James hiackintosh has been nomi.
need President.

'lle Grand Jury of Ma& .ts, at the last Sessions,
had presented a Congratulatory Address to Sir Tho-
ni.ts Strange, nn his return to that Presidency.