The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-03-10 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS,

HOSTILITIES RESUMED IN CALABRIA.
tit•rLes, /LB. 12,

Hostilities were resumed in Calabria iu the course
of the lust mouth. We have not yet, however, re-
ceived the full partiettlora of the occurrences, but
what we have already learned is sufficient to spew,
tint the result has been highly glorious to the arms
of France and of our Sovereign. The Enghobs
expecting soon to he attacked in Sicily. appear to
have made en effort again to remove the theatre of
the w.tr to Calabria. This effort has, hoe ever.
proved very fatal to them. The following is what
our Moniteur has already published on this sub-
ject :.st

" the eight between the 26th and -...;th of January. •
ernes of shout duo awn, partly English and partly barmi,ll,
Om wets landed at natello and Villa %an Giovanni, at-
tached a post which was inertly defended Ivy a company of
toltigimm of the Gild Regiment, and 20 lagers of the pth
Regiment. Captain Livrun, who eolaroandr.l ibis post. ilk-
feated the enemy, put them to Right, and pursued tbem to
the aim Part einleavoered to regain their smith by saint-
ming ; the rrinamdcr were made prisoner.
" Ito the .inth, four of the CIACT!,./ gam.boate anti two
trinaputte sere uttarkt:d at l'orticrlli.b) • r.itapanv of vul-
tigi wee atlas 1,1 Regiment, and some grenadiers of the ii2cl;
. . .

stir heave troops, is spite of the enemy's fire' rushed into
the MA. boarded the weasels ati4cr a shower of bullets, ood
made themselisia imagers of thein• The ittin,;ll2% nr.; ned
obsei.atimi, smog English ships of sat put out loin. Mes-
sina to assist the gsm-Loats. A twig of 02 guns ran in so
doer to Politeellio, that
_she got a-ground flu ro.mt. Th s
HeelMl tutu bands, after a defence of ton dal a,
durang "hid' bee Colton' was killed, and the Lieutenant
suandeft
" On the Ist of Febraary oar troops made themselves
masters of aerclo. shteb the enemy had surrounded with
e,treaelimints The fort surrendered on the ed. On this
OCCSSIO3 no took nun prisoners, and to pieces of cannon."

PARtS, FEB.

The destination of the present kingdom of
Etruna to not determined on, or at lea►t not yet

made public. In t 1::, mean tim►, that country ex-
periences the advantages of the immediate Go-
vernment of His Majesty the Emperor. On the
iptki His Majesty i.:4led a Devo.e, of the li4hest
importance for that lwautifal district of Italy, au-
cording to which the (7esle. Napoleon is to be im-
mediately proclaimed, and is to have the force of
law iu Etruria from the Ist of May next.

itAN;Yritt, ►tt. lq•

A considerable part of the French forces re►
manning in tleranauy are now cantoaed upon the
territory of this Electorate. Their destination will
depend upon the part which the Emperor Napoleon
shall take in the events of the North of Europe.—
Generals St. Sulpice, Clement, and Debelle, ar-
rived on the ttith at Hanover, and next day pro-
ceeded to their several posts at Celle, Nieuburgh,
and Verde's This exhausted country is still iit
arrest in the payment of the last oar contribution,
and a deputation has on that account been sent to
M. Dare, the Intendant General. Besides this
contra:tattoo, 130* horses are yet to be delivered for
the use of the army.

°•' For Misreesseetwi Iskiligewee, see last p.r.