The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-12-29 00:00:00

SITTING OF THE STII.

A Memorial was resid, presented by the Magic.
trines of Croat., stating that they are the principal
movers of the insurrection of the said district, winds
amount• almost 7,500 men. Among other rircum-
simnel s they relate the Winning tact:—The inha-
bitants reclaimed from the French an individual
who was taken prisoner. The answer was, that
the Cis al rower had already disposed of him; and in
in fact th..y had hanged him. By way of reprisal,
the patriots hanged two. Frenchmen on • tree in the
road, furni.lied with • label with this inscription:
T.O for one; four fur two, &c." They de-
in tmled 204) hoops of the line and ammunition,
and engaged to defend the diidiirt, if they üb•ained
titein...—R:erred to the Council of Regency.

CADIZ. NOV. 27.

fivneral Mend LAW has joined, ea Fen:emit,
Georralllaetertw, the tr..ops or both together
compoiing a force of 9,000 infontry and 3,000
Amity. a:tscl.. a,eo.dios to accounts frnin Aya-
*Sortste, are ruarchirg ispow Serillr, where thry will
be j-ioeil by the li'%I•1011 of tropona. It appears
that Areattierg has fal!eo Lick to die capital of
Andolo4a.

Cotslohis, the theatre of heroism, has tint ceased
to give triumphs to the Flosni.h suns. Macdonald.
'pith intent to sur..otai Gerona, divided the corps
under his cousin:l,W into three eltii,tow, one of
which has bees he.teit and destroyed by Campo.
eerie., and the oilier tw.. dispensed. The partisan
in-o, who has euliettrd under his orders about
tint) men. has cut off the water from the n.ills of.
Barcelona. and et alumni to rib,erie the French:
he has surprised and taken prisoners adetsuinnesit
of gut) men that they had sent out. An order has
been putilishel by the Prot unto! Cnintre..., In • ~i.e
Motet men, wri,n h is cart.) tog Into til.ct the
utmost ir•gewir, ar.d the number will be eons; li.trd
in the course of t:.e pre.ent innuth,—Genersl
Urt:inell CAD utterly ask in hi. ',olive, though
be cannot go out, sad it is ttiver.ted that he 111111

KM be entirely recovered.—Tm tosi mai a Prei.th have sot Viekei, lust 1,1
free communication, and prOV1"1011$ all 1 troops tires from the Whit side of the
daily go in sad oat. extreme of misery; bdt the peep,
The giosiistor.inis issued a decree, ordering that I end •appear determined to defend
the Spamaida who fight for Ferdinand VII. shall the Ise'."
no longer be Called issergener. but be considered
as 'regnlsr armies, and, when taken prisoners, be
treated with the greatest consideration.—[llow well
this Decree agrees with his having so often asserted
that Spain was pacified end contented with his
&other Josepla, and that only some robbers and
banditti disturbed roil order! Within a short
time he will be obliged to confess that the forces of
all Europe under his command have not been able
to conquer Spain; and reluctantly to acknowledge,
if he is esi.tence, the independence of the
most persevering and heroic nation iii Europe.]
The Governor of 4il Ism I. C aaaaa ra, has ap-
plied for a reiutorcerneat to his garrison. The
hospitals are full, and 50 or 60 die every day : the
convalesceots are sent to Valladolid--The garrison
of Cividad Rodrigo con...ts at 800 men, and some
troops from Ledesma are de. Med fur that city.

PRIUATis COI:11E1114k DXNCE.

RITRACT FROM A PRIVATIR LETTRR, DATLD CADIZ.