The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-07-16 00:00:00

marched in the

the environs
strengi hen' ng
general rising
is already
and u de-
Gerona his
1(1, i n order to

*cow the country. For the Ivo, the French, It !-
limn, islripolorn, Westphalian, N.I,NIU. Saxon, and
IrVurtzhurv. troops, to whom we taste the courptebt

of C actual t, are in anglielent force to accomplish
their without the co-operation of the third
corps. In the northern parts of Arragon and Na-
varre, dart still are route straggling bands, but
their views are chiefly confined to marauding.
.4 In the west of Spsiu most important events
are in train. General Bonnet maintains his loot-
ing in thc Asturi•tw The Marshal, Prince of
Leling, is voliceutrating the ditl,:reut corps under
Isis coinivand, In as to feint them into one great
maw., pre,i.mitury to his expedition against
Fix nett commander* posted along the

Furtuotewe frontiers liary stativatilly maintained
their &remove .y.tein .; and theErigliACommaritler
iu Ctritf. l.md Wallington, whose ititere.t certainly
in *Wick 11l • part of the French force, lielnre
witrole V.lllll he it:M.A. has allowed the &rum-
able moment to paps by."

rtmit 3.
Yesterday, being the day appointed for the en-
trance of the French troop. into this crissitol, the
necessary orros;.censent, were wade,, pursuant to
the 'cress orders of KiNt L 91411 Norden*, for re-
reicmg them in a inarmtv completely correspond-
ing with the respect due en the great Napoleon. and

the regard whn•h w owe to his unifortoly victurie,l4
arum, to the berms of the first people of F.tirope,
✓od their illustrious commander, stud also to the
troupe of v powerful sod near ally.
Lae totetimit-Getierol Hrouo, Grand Master of the

Hose, 6,....niniNaniett by the Governor and his ftnif,
proceeded, at the bend of a squadron of the Royal
140nel:wards to the entrance df the Diernerinree
'to receive his Foccollency the Nfor4hal Duke o
'Reggio. who w as at the head of the tr.:tors.

Anumeraus detachment of the armed Burgher
corps were drawn up at a little distance frotu the
city, in order of battle:

Kos Esti:Haney, who arrived at a little after two
o'clock. waysalisted. upon his viitrarees with a diva
cbarge•ut• St piece's)! eirootio, from the city-wells,
and au equal 'timber koin Majeaty'a vessel* of
war.

The Burgomaster and two Magistrates had been
atatturiert at the City- ate, to will the arrival of his

Eucelifory, to make him it complimentary address,
end to accompany hem to the hotel appointed for
big reception.
The pfarri•ae was under arms, and posted in the
•arioets Willillfre and str.et;thiough which the Duke
was In pas%
A guard of honour, of se mei], s ith a star d of
colour•, and under the command of a Captain, sas
stationed at tlw entrance of his Excellency's hotel.
Every re4innent belonging to the garrissii sent an
orderly tifficer to wait upon him.
The troops prrstnted arms, the drools heat a
match, and the trumpets gave a flourish. The
officers, colones, auil standard% ►aluted.

Jui T 7.

The rewire of knotlite* li.is been thatrantlel.- The
volunteer t top., funned at the
expedition to ZealatiJ, are also to be disbandetl.
Order, 11 ire been received at Mentz, from Pariv,
is preveut, Ito du prevent, all exportstmis of grain
evil other unities of subsistence in the direction of
the Lower WHIP.

Not edifices hors Berne. Count Gottorp
King of Sot Act)) continuo& mace hi•

from Berne, to re.itlt: at Thun as a private
imliaidual. In that iiitalitr, he took the sacrameot.
hitaunday, ohm% .th the re't of the congre-
' the !Maritsa' clam h there. The courier
reported i• hare come to him from Sweden,
nothing with I but a lim.dsonte int!
_ house. oo which the Cuunt frequently
allow the conis:ry,
- date of th•• latest jilt zees from St. Peters.
79 weasels had arrived ther.. 19 of Ihottl
cargoes. of which but a few only contistesi of
produce. The prices of Russia, mrr-
! • remained stationary.—Fureigo articles
;de in 4essiaml.
American resit., Pella', Heath, from New
M4ry, Peter kin. and Erperisserst. 11,11,
from Baltimore; .4 lc Jnucomisit, Irish, from
'orb ; and Drammeud, Butler, are iu
Corouhaseu roods, undtr esaurstuauon.

.7ontpelled to concentrate thembelves in th
of Silvana and N'icf), where they are are
themselves as much as possible, by a gen
in the interior of Catalonia. Manresu
occupied by a column of Italian troo:e.,
Inchinent of the numerous garrison of C
marched in the direction of ‘'n q. lii

to preveut, lir
and tither art.!
the Lower RI
11 By the 1.10
(the late lan
return Gout I
111
01 hdound
gating, in the
iatrlf regtoth
Iszoright notl
larrierite ho
sides shvnt t
At the did.
'9
with cargoes,
colonial ism
rhanil•ze re'
wire hide 111
Thr Airier
Yook Man
both from
New York
Copenhagen
Loot Wed
ni,ooti Sinn
lie has into
pitches mate
uck, an'i ell
ttal prop-ioi
Lost 94,11 keel
tioNIS near
itivigto‘s.
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I rd Wl* lob
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