The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-12 00:00:00

FOREIGN IN7ELLIGENICE.
liAltllll PAPER.'
*ABU' 711111 t.
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His Excellency the English Aash!ssadur had -ats
audience of the Kill la Wednesday.
Viscount Chateshbrianll. Minister Plettilibtess;-
tiary of Frolice to the twin of Berlin, is pew

paring to set out for his deafirsation, hi• health
being perfectly re-established.
The Count de Gobi, the Y'rbssian Minister,
left Paris on'Tnesday night fur Berlin.
MADRID, MAT 48.

M. A. SActirluo, Lieutenant of • Neapolitan ves-
sel, writes to the Cortes, that he has entered thelnie-
hour of Barcthma with a ship of war, armed with
twelve pieces of artillery, and filled with emigrants.
He offers his ship to the nation ; the crew end die
commander pray to be allowed to serve Spaiir.
This Petjtiou has given rise to some debate'. the
Cortes have declared that they have heard with pleu•
sure the expression of the sentiments of the Veti-
tioners.
TRIMS, MAT 22.

It is confirmed by the latest reports from Ra-
gusa that the Montenegrins have 'isten an active
part in the war of Albania, and that they have
had some successes over the Turks. The" have
pronounced decidedly iii favour of Ali.
We are *soured that Ismael Poch* has .bren
obliged to have Ire positions, and hiss marched to
join the Pitch. of the Morea,whow troops have auf-
fered•sonie defeats, and are mud► reduced. The
merchant ships which have recently entered otir
harbour foot the Levaut 'confirm the progr►sa of
the Greek., as well in the Woods as in the Mateo.
The insurrection has extended iuto Macedonia.

GENERAL DEVEREUX.

We have received a copy of an official order issoet!!
by General Dtvtazcs, from his head-quarters at
Santa Martha, 7th D. camber, 1820, in which he is
entitled General of Division of the armies of the
Republic, and Commander or the Legion of Ire-
land ; hot it contains eso intelligence of any iM-
porrasice.—We have also received a triter of the
some date, Coro which the following is an extract.
The matter is not new, but as it 'daces in his true
rank and station a gen.leutan whose cotillnct hat
been so greatly mistepresented, it way prove not
destitute of interest
" SAIST• MARTHA, DECEMRIRR 7, 1820.
" It is seine time since 1 acqinunted you from
Baranquille, that agreeably to the coinaionds at '
the President, our worthy commander, General
Devereux, proceeded from Marginate with his staff
and guard to Rio de It 'lathe, to place himself at
the 6.ad of Its Division as Commander-in-Chief
of the Expeditionary Army; but finding that place
in a heap of ruins, aid the forts occupied by the
enemy, lie continued his course to Jamaica, for
the purpose of gaining inf,rmation of the move•
mews of the twiny. You may judge our surprise
aid mortification on finditig that the 14611 Leg
bad abandoned the standard, and that the greater
part of that division visa then actually in Kingston.
Of the circumstances which produced that calami-
tous event no official report has hoer) received, but
it is pleasing to reflect that the division of the Le-
gion still united under the banners of the Republic
has redeemed by its conduct the misconduct of its
countrymen. By its spirit and energy at Baratiquilla,
Soladed, and Turbaco, a spark was struck which has
spread a flame through every patriot breast, and crest-
ed an army as it were by enchantment, which has li-
berated the provinces of Rio de la Fische, Cantor-
germ, and Santa Martha, and secured for ever the
independence of the whole of the provinces of New
Granada. General Devereux is now waiting for
the remains of the Rio de In Hache division, sit
present stationed in Turbaco, to join him itereb
after which he will proceed situ his staff and guard
of honour to Cucuta, where a flue division of
the army, to be placed tinder his command, is
training. We have suffered much by the yellow
fever here this season. having lost at least one&
third of the army. The General's Staff alone boa
last dues officers, viz. Major Bennett, Surgeon
Koper. apd Lieutenant Fitzgerald."