The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-10-03 00:00:00

I,OI2EIGN INTELLIUKM,II.

FRENCH PAPERS.

NAPLES, SEPT. 3.

Some S.vis. or Germans who have deserted from
Sit ily rerrt, that Genesis, Stuart, for the purpose
of accustomi.ig his troops to he vigilant, puts them
on tie siert every night, and sometimes frequently
th, row se of this night. We can plainly hear
them heat tio arms at nead•tinarteti du the oppo-
site coast. General Stniert has caused some thou-
swirls of pikes, fifteen feet long, to he made and
distributed In the intrenchments at Messing.

BAYONNS,SEPT. 12.

Letters from Spain mention, that a report pre-
ys led there that the rebels of Gidlicia were disposed
to submit to King Joseph, and that Our troops ill/VP
taken a cAtivoy of Arms and ammunition which the
English lauded on the coast of A3turias„

The siege of Tortosa is drawing towards • close
The town has been tivrously bombarded; it is even
reported ihst • negotiation has been commenced for
its sari...oiler. After the taking of Tortola the main
body of the army of Arragoo may possibly march
against Valencia, and complete the conquest of the
eastern provinces of Spain.
The corps under the command of the Duke of
Tarento has occupied its former positions near Tar-
ragona; the toininuaicatios by Laud with Barce-
lona is entirely free.
The Doke of Treviso has taken the chief cam-
in•nd in Estremadura. Some of the troops be-
longing to his corps are posted in the neighbour-
hood of Rada.i3s. Time incursions of the insuigeuts
iutu this proiince base been checked.
In the interior of Spain the Government becomes
better established every day.

![PT.

Count Gottorp (Gustavus Adolphus) soddenly
left Alteeihurgh, the lilt inst. and took the road to
Berlin. It is reported that he is going In Colberg.
The Quern, hts spousesis returned to Carlsruhe.—
The Swedes *he hose hitherto accompanied Gus-
tavus Adolphus in his travels will return to Sweden.

COLBVIG, IlliPT. 3.

Yesterday in the afternoon, an English frigate
and an armed boat made several attempts to cap-
tune, near the villages of Henckenhageu and Bo-
denhage,i, fifteen Prussian boats laden with salt;
but the coast guards, under the command of Lieut.
Boeltzig, reinikrd the enemy, although the frigate
kept up a h • .-u• fire of cannon, and the boat of
earromples and musketry. The man at the Iselin
in the brat sob several men were killed, and. a
number us auulidea were conveysd ou board the
frigate. We did not lie a single mail. One of
the boats was trioql by the English previous to the
cog igemrnt. The garrison of Colbert marched
out under the conimand of Major Katopte.

PARIS. San. 10.

A pewit) of the name of Pagowski, who assumed
the titles of a Polish Count and a Knight of Malta.
was rood •twned to death nn the IStb instant. by a
Military Commission. It appeared in the merge
of his trial that he had been expelled from France
in Itio2 ; from Hums in September ; that he
then went to Emtlsnd. frons whence he was again
Cast u;win tile Contioent towards the end of Nlay
1807. He returned to Paris. Whale he was found
guilty of f •rKery and swindling. and after two
year: inerr zonment tu the linsetrer he wee corm

PILICIISIXPZifei-HALFTINN7.

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dticted by the geiu (forma to the frontiers of
France last Mar. At the same time the Even h
rapers, upon the most authentic inhumation, put
the public of their gourd against the emit. es of
this person, who was then considered only a
vile cheat. But soon changing his disguise a ri his
names, he attempted imprisitioas of a inure serious
kind, which even touched upon high treason. lit
pursuance of these designs lie wrote from Frank-
furt and lianau to various Sovereigns, under dif-
ferent names, on the Bth sod 9th of May, and the
sth and 24th of Jose. Cis tl.r .24th of June lie
wrote to Admiral Saunterer
the name of a person who to have
!sniped from the pri,inin ut haw t: with Emu) de
Kolb. It was no 'kola on 1.1.-Is aiallionly that the
last English papers ittnit.l the sweat of Koff' in
England.
' The offended Governments carried this Pegowfki
to be be arrested ; anal lia.mg obtained 101 l oiforio-
-ation with respect to his former atrocities, through
his new ;dots. they officially transmitted woofs,
which leaving not the least wisseibilitj of a defence.
to the accused or h s court. . carried the horror
arid conviction of his Ju .ges to the highest pitch.
It appeared from tine proofs trao•tuatrd, a well
.as the confession of the culprit, that to his tried.,
and in h•s letters to differtid Sari-reigns sun Priiiers
of Germany, he had successively assumed the
lowing names and 'tides Colonel Beaumont,
Aide-de-estop to Ms Majesty th► Kati; ut IV.st-
plialia,•aid a Knight ot. several Orders; tM, Lb .
cell" de "Mt i 3d, Sir William Coo an
EligikAiltiorl I 4th, Lieutestant.Gen.-,l of
Hes Majesty Ferdioand VII.; sth, .dejor Lh-hen;
7the 1..`r., Perry, Kitiele el the Order tit_ the list h.
as English Pea. and Colsuel of the Nur:hilt',
Wilton! Militii; 'Mb, Count D'Uririetiy„ no lion..
wrist.; and lastly, Sekkafolll. 11111 iohageitaat of
Mayesive.
The accused I. of middling retort., (link brown
hair and eye-ii own, a low forehead. gr►y' eNitt.squi.
line owe, mouth of the ordniar) .•L, I'OUIPte chin,
lona face, mad pitted with the smell-polo, pale tom.
plexioa,

In sower to the quevtiona rear etieg Ina now.
surname, age. puce of nativity. and r,5141,:1e•-. Ie
answered :—My iv really Jerniut
Pagowski. a subject of liiv .datevty the I: I.iv-ror -
of Austria, King of Kniwntia and h 0,, .
on the 21.1 of August. 1777. at the .ear .1 .teivnitt
io Gallicia, son of Count Jobe tli Pewo. “:
the late Anne, Counttsa of :..erutliuen."

pmts. SEPT.

Three hundred antique statues of amide, 'One
phiry. &c. have arrived at Pan..; they are from •he
Villa Bor.4liese at Rome. They are to be pia( ed
its the Napoleon Museum.
The flico/i. of 74 gum, was Imuncheilut Venice
on the 6th inst. in presence of his Imperial High.
nese the Prince Viceroy of Italy.
Their MAjesties will honour the Theatre Franc 4A
slat their presence this evening.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Council of State
wcs held at St. Cloud, at which His M;ij-sty the
Emperor press+ d.
Their :Majesties nre expected to set nut for Fun.
tsinhleau to-morrow. It is supposed that the Court
will remain there a mouth or six weeks.
VISPINA, IMP?. 9.
According to the latest intelligence from Wad.
Ischia. the Russian army was preparing to retire to
the left hank of the Diinu'..e. The Russian Gene.
rals endeavoured to raise a levy ea masse in Molda-
via and Wallachia, but the itshabifatits 'hewed no
inclination to enter into it.

The plan of the Grand Vixier...lussuf Poch.,
seems to be to harass and fatigue the Ru4sian troy, •
by daily sorties (solo his camp at Schumls, and Is.
compel therniet last, by the reinforcements that he
is hourly receivinw, to re-pass the 'Dannhe. 11:s
experience as an officer is well known. It w.,. he
who, 111 the year 17814 so much anno)eil the Aus,
tnan army under Joseph 11. and who made it,i Ir.
ruption into the B•urte•t cud Transylvania, Ut the
pass of Ruthe-Thorpass.
TRANSPORT. •EPT. 16.
It is stated is • Germs's Paper. that on the S:h
of August the Russians obtained • c.,mplete victory
over the Grand V.zier's army. The bailie pallet
also mentions, that the Russians have taken Ruda.
chuck by storm, and put the garrison io the sward, .
iiinoug whom were several English Officers.
a,vrtsauti,.sker. 16.

An Ordinance of His Bavarian 1111.,jesty, dated •
the 3d, bears, that the laws of couscription shall re-
ceive their lull and entire execution in the Prins
cipolity and City of Ratishon, a. le the other die.
tncts of the kingdom. All native subjects of that
Principality, in the r rvice of any foreign Power,
are ordered to return hon.e within a year. A fter this
period, they will be treated with all the rigour of
the law,
Tools. irrr. W.
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We have with pleasure area arrive here the trst
battalion of military artificers of the manor, on
heir march from Spain to Antwerp. This troop.
commanded by the Captaio of the Artillery of
Marine, Lalveonette, is the same that. tinder the
orders of their brave Colonel Baste, Count of the
E upire, so much distinguished itself, with the
Sath flutilla battalion, in the kingdom of Cooile,
at the battle and capture of the towo of Alnissen.
The Officers have been able to establish the most
exact discipline i•t this troop, and to secoud the
bravery of the soldiers.

MYRNA. AVO. 2.

The resolution which the Grand Signor has
taken to put himself st the head of the army, and
march against the earns!, s of the Prophet, has
rooted in Massalrwin Asia all the ardour of the
early times of Islamism : thwirstn is at its high.
est pitch. The Peene have forgotten their risol.
•hips. have renounced their pietensiors, and ab-
jured their individual 1110111301.111P0, to meet only the
common danger, and to 'combat mister the stand.
ards of their turn iced falth. A I the land-holder•,
saiemited with the wee semi, rtirui.h mere mes

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