The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-03-12 00:00:00

seer ':sere ; 1 rec,ived thew an children.

" The barriers, placed by astute heteern the
north and the south of Spain have fallen. You
have no longer found any but friends on this vide

of the Sierra Morena. Jaen, Cordova, Granada,
sod Seville, hate opened their gates I• you. You
have trav«rsvd these provinces in that spirit of

peace and order which distiagiishe■ you. A wel-
come reception on the part of the inhabitants, abun-
dance and peace, have been the results of your con-
duct.

a French soldiers, how shall I ghee you a proof
of what I owe you ? I recall to your attention peer
own conduct. The Emperor will be ininesned of it.
a The Kin; of Spain resolves, that, between the
columns of Hercule'', there shell be armed a third
column, which shall make know■ I. the must
'donate posterity, and to thenavi4ators of the two
worlds, the French Chiefs and corps that con-
quered Spain." rants, at.tccx4.
Letter to the Prince of Neufchatel, hlajnr-Ge-
bend :

" In my last report I hold the honest to announce
that General Sebastiaui was in operation against
Malaga. This General states, that at Grenada he
was informed, that after a new commotion in that
Om an old Colonel, named Abeilln, had seized
upon dat authority, arrested, and sent aboard, the
old civil said military Adruiniitration, General Cues-
and the pincipal inhabitants ; and that, sup-
ported by a great many priests and mocks, who

preached a crusade agaiast us. he succeeded in
. arming the ishalitests of t►e mountain and of
the coy. A Capuchiu was appointed Lieute-
aant-Grneral. sad tao others Field-Marshals;

the Crlintel* and Officers sere monks. in
obeli, this new insurrection assumed an alarm-
tog character. A corps of 6,000 men had already
odeaseed to the mountain defile, and defended the
passage called Beebe de Leine. The inliabitents
of Albania rase, end this city was ouly carried by
...ace. The goglitla at Malaga excited the people
to anarchy, at the same time that they prepared to
fly to their ships in ease of danger.
•• Oess. Sebustiani had received orders to march
spiesit Malaga. Being apprised el what was pass.
ing in that city, he accelerated his movement. On
the sth he set out from Antequera with his VII:4••
guard, easily drove beck the enemy's posts, who
defended the narrow passes, although the road was
cot in several places, and carved them fighting all
the wily to Melsegs, n here they rallied, forming an
irregular mass of isisurgcdts, with a numerous ar-
tillery and a di tecttniest of cavalry. It was four

aitieek et alight. The iefitetry was *till at a

distance, sod General Stbitsbani, wishing to
sows these wafertunate mew. sant three
ergs of trace' to summons them to lay down their
srms; but inst►ad of meeting this generous tiller,

♦he MAK rushed upon the colanin, sad commenced
a smart Ale of artillery and et opeetry. General
Svhastiaui seised this moment—He made a charge
with his taeslry, and every thing before him was
overthrown ; 1300 insurgents, inclutling a great*
number of Priests and Mouths, were• left dead nit
the 11,141 of battle, end the French entered. pein
oath, %ids the fugitives, into the city, where tae
Ow was continued fur a few suoment. ; hat fear
soon sact•ee..ing to their cottage, the roushat
erased, and the inhirbitsids satitnitt,d. This af-
fats, does great honour to the cuvalry, was
attended on our part with the loss of 30 m.s."
This report proceeds to mention the names of the
French Officers who distingtsished themselves on
the OCC“sinn. and thus concludes:—

" w f.tintl in tae place 4ti pieces of cannon.
with a great quanta) of military attires and provi-
a.ona. There was a supply of 43 fiehl-pircrv,
in-
tended for Tempos. There were only ILS
rrw-
eels in the 1. hour. Three Enghs:i Ay. of %V *l'
Lod previelt.ly carried off all those who **oiled to
remove bite the reach of attack. The Engla,l.
mb"rebsorlows found at hare heel: put
ender sespaestration. An inventory of them is pre-
v: 41* The ocenpat ion of Malaga is, at the pro-
seat moment, of great importance. It complrtes the
-abinieian of the province of Grenada. and entirely
alates the pert that connects with the vicinity pf
Gibraltar and Cattle. It i• also probable that it will
...auence Attartnination of the inhabitants of

•N latter pl.it-.—The effect produced by this
is u.c•rs.rd I.y the cir umet.tua•, that, ca

the following day, the htliabitautS orAlet de Ma
laga arrested the Chiefs of this new insurrection."
and delivered them up to the Imperial army, del.
"wading justice to be deist upon them.—The
Oahe of Treviso has written from Los Santos,
that on the 9th the troops of the bth corps were
establi►hed there and at &filo : His moo-
mitring parties were directed upon Merida
and Hadajos. He continued to collect ar-
tillery, military store*, and provisions, which the
insurgents had abandoned. Several posts, which
he found abandoned, were strongly intrenched.—
To-niprrow the sth corps will be upon the Gus-
(hobs, where it will observe the movement of the
second corps, and what is passing in the valley of
the Togas. I have the honour. &c.

(Signed) MaitSll6l. MILO or DALMATIA."
a Seville, loth Feb. Ism."