The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-03-02 00:00:00

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Pima pffiiislistiti otosS. jiimpre„„ot4t and
reveller. of his•britther, to•willkoi
his titecarioiw *Crowe; unitt.Ohhislt fut weeks
might, ues fused, have sullashoo ester.roki 'or-
Atritt,;on; Tu st word: at the
*sot isotpeotous joocture, NAl.l2l.ltest •vettiaeoly
shaudos enterpti4e, tend
with gunotee velocity than he intaolod Hi. Instead
of " crirfhiog Don J19111:P11 NAfnr.lblt, u pe miA
siooscf,! with .is 'while with the other he
planted his 41110411 on the toT• era of Lisbon," this
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trahspot4ell
• capit'ul.

anther. The misetwou......—_. sent
by this awful scoarge of Providence to Gyht a Cot-
aibm's battles, at the other extftinity of Europe.
sad to sprehd. desolation over every country, seem
to bstrowing weary of their bondage. Desert:on
will lead the way to ineurrection against their
Tyrant. The Pole% Italians, Saxons, and Sit-
sera, forcibly drives) from their native hoituseimill
incorporated among his legions, appear to prefer
the Spanish cause and people, above the plunder
et the glory lobe acquired under the revolutionary
standard.
Oa the other side, it is said, cloodkare evidently
bolteCtiug and accumulating over the East and the
Minh of Europe. That the Austrisu (government
le arming and prepariug for another trial of mili-
tary skull and valour is undoubted, though they
may still continue to temporise. Saxony ha, like-
:: se* giros Newmann,* moms Kann* for euupicion
rad oppreheasion. ritnotaic Writtnw's visit to
Petersburgh, we understood, produced asilibig
aeoestion, which all the assurance* and dispatebro
of CAU LI N COMM have not yet allayed. Above
all. AtAxassma appears to sinew sign* of -discon-
tent, and of reluctance to proceed further au lii•
obaillienee to the misdates of his ails. De neither
intilies, it is believed, to, prosecute flue war id
Lapland. and to attempt the invasion of §weJen,
by the way of Tornea. in the approaching Spring ;
*et to support and aid the ambitions plans of Ins
brother Comeraiete a. who desires to footed a Ilea
Muscovite Dynasty on tlue ruins of the Ottoman

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>l•mity, as Ilseersers designs to found a new
iteiien Dynasty on the eittiucteon of the House of
Bouillon. These cirtuoistsoces are supposed to
hafts brought Naroteoft from to St.
Med, and hare solace carried him, it is thought,
to the Rhine. He is, we believe, about to rape-
iiince new sad great itepedimeut, to his further
progress, sad to his actual elei colon.
It it le:eo extreme peramire eve state, that en ell
peels has been received fratia Admiial.Weersittos
at Cork, with the news of the safe arrival of the
Atins trim/Tort. wit h severe °Ricers and men on board
The Jahn was one of the transports in General
Expedition—she was the only one
▪ and great epprehensions were iratertaiard
fat her safety, as slit parted in a very violent gale of
wind. Among the officers out board was the lion.
Captain Hoot, eon of Lord {loon.
Westerdly4 • Court of Director. was held at the
kst India House, when the following Command-
erk took their final leave of the Court, previous to
departing for their respective destinations. viz.
Cec.loseple Tates City of Lasidsiti Capt. James Muir-
war. Direassaise ead cart. Richard Celesta, Wade Eder,
taw 111adise sad Beedel.
Capt. grilissain Iticbardese, Albion, /sr Chios direct.
The Court adjourned, at six o'clock, till to-
morrow.
' Minister, received on Tuesday afternoon 'dm-
patches Amos Admiral COCHRAN N, frost the Wind-
want blends, in which he informs them that he
has intercepted letters giving an account to the Go-
teroor of Martinique that an immediate reinforce-
. tarot waste be sent thither from France, with a
sleet that would secure its safe- arrival. If this
better, shish might certainly he contrived on eta-
roe tai be intercepted.could be relied on, we might
believe that the .Brest fleet was destined for the
Wait bodies.
dliatiFOßD EtWTION, W . , Fr•. 27.
lb. tirsplia
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We here already noticed the report 44 that the
Fluid/ ere en their reheat from Spain ; and this
tame detilithil fact in corrnberated by another
ate {eat se deelbeel, vit. that Austria has declared
mar aigreinyv franc*. A Gentleman who is just
fartiresi froM Lisboa, which be left •on the 16th
tilt. seemly, that the Ileaency had received iatellis
reef thetrike esseky bad evacuated Madrid.

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revolutionary Emperor bctrahsported tit Pans, and
appears at the Opera in Oat capit'al; 'Ally has 1w
rot attarkedliaragesiss. or Caere, or Curthagena ?
How eointi it that he thus leaves liar gigantic en-
*prim inesesollete, allows the Supreme Junta to
Paspy Seville Unmolested, submits to tale defied by
LAPOJL. cud is be ***owed tab the tield by the
nuke VINI,ANT/DO ? It wail net thus that he
sited ia Aittria, in lireibilenhurgha or in Prsisiiit.
ilbw are we to explain as vantage a contradiction
itt his conduit > 'kr .ter i
t .irb,ll4ll.
'The reason*, hoer priastot-,r
leoryr way be
abort otnjectort, aft itter of' preof, are an-
OM/Ma* stave one '.lllr, it is
ittaitothilintlame tenacity, inflexibility, loyalty, awl
4baitials• of **a Spaniard*. bare snitailietithelii
fillehreery reverse, sad, hai4rin4ired them
.4407 otperter lathe menaces, ,tot the 4410,1146-
loth% mad an the trams of der tyre**. He raw lw-
rulhenshlrinieistallt to ibid. that eietorles do not
*variably prodafa submission in the tatignishebl.
tad that " the uotienquerahle mind," where it
Mists. and is soppeeted by religion, cannot be ex-
. Paguialied lay military success. He has likewise
found, that eves revelation and twintriptibn, like
111 haman rniellinery, have theirThifiti; mot if pro-
longed. or propelled beyond its provers of ;tenon,
will first languish, and ultimately recoil upon their
author. The misereble victims, seised. and went