The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-24 00:00:00

BAYONNE NEWS.

Yesterday we received the following letter :
BAYONNE, APRIL 13.
The last accounts from Madrid speak with more confidence of
the return of fleneral llounnont to France, and mention the Duke
of fugues as his successor. (hi Sunday, the Ith inst. some French
were assassinated by Spaniards. These sanguinary crimes are but
too frequent. The King intending to be at Toledo on the 9;h, the
French will accompany him, and the head-quarters will be shire
during his stay. Already orders were given, a. at A renjuez, not •n
suffer any person to enter the city without permission from the
King. The return of the French gardes du corps to France is >t1:1
spoken of. The Spanish garden du corps, uho are to take ther
place, amount already to 200 men, among whom, it is said, there
are several French.

Contracts have been proposed by the Government for the et,
ment of the royal guard, but no offers have yet been made. Acr a
Ordonnance hes Just been yublished relative to the quartering ,if
the soldiers at Madrid, with which the inhabitants are very deasat.s.
tied, because they will be almost as much incorunitded, notwit!..
standing the absence of the troops.
The weather at Madrid and in the province• is intolerably hog,
and it is ITarcd it may cause some epidemic di,orders.
A great quantity of counterfeit Spanish gold evin is in circul:—
tion. It is said to come from France.

The first column of Spanish prisoner, returning to their owa
country, arrived here yesterday t it consists of 400 men. It vs Sr,-
prehended they will be ill received in their own country ; th,ir
families have already been insulted.
ugh Baron u'Eroles has left Barcelona, to repair to Madrid,
he still remains Captain-General of Catalonia. Immediately Wine
his departure he addressed the following Order cf the Day to the
tramps under his command
.:-7. _ _ _

"His 3lajesty having decided that I should repair to Madrid,
to attend the committee for the organization of the army, and the'.
during my absence his Excellency Lieutenant-General the 31aN:i
of Campo Sagrado should he entrusted with the command of t9s
army and province, he will be accordingly recognised Captai. -
General from this day.
"Soldiers—You have seen, by the preceding notice, with what
mark of confidence his 3lajesty 'honours Inn, by ailing me to assis•
in the organization of the army. I know that lam partly indebn •
-
for this distinction to your services, and your military virtes, which
are admired by all those who have had an opportunity of obarvin,.7
them. I wish I could reward your merits. Accept, in return tiir
them, n:y g.wol wishes, and my promise to recommend you to the
favour of the King our Master. I exhott you to persevere in you:
under the worthy General who takes my place. They wig
be appreciated by him as they always have been by your com.
mender and companion in arms.
"BARON D'EROLES."

MEETING.% OF CREDITORS,
AT TUC AAA X A CPT'. COURT. ■ASINOUALL-STItIT,

TIM DAY.

THIND MEETINGS.

Elderahaw, J. Hampton, lifilitlieaei,iiiin-draper
Elverton, C. E. Wont, ESPICZ linen draper -
II ildcr, S. Brick-lane, tVhiteChapel. tea-dealer
Alorgan, J. J. Vork-street. Commercial-mad, carpenter

PECOX.) /MEETINGS.
Bannister, B. Southend, EtatN, druggist - . . I 2
Hassan, H. Bull-street, Birmingham, blacksmith
Kent, 11. Lawrence-lane, commission agent . . I
Metailie, J. Think,. linen-draper . - - lo
Newport, N. flathwtek, Soineraetshirc, builder . - ! i
Sanderson, M. V. Park-street, Grosvenor-puare, coal merchant ; i
Striflier, L. Brunswick-terrace, Islington, oil and colour nun 1.1

FIT MEETINGS.
Austin, W. 11. Old Broad-street, merchant - - - It
Cottercll, It. Wood-greet, Cheapside, and bouthamptor.-strer-,
Camberwell, merchant . - - lit
Fox, 11. Hotherhithe-road, Surrey; carpenter - . 12
Gilbert, J. George-lane, Botolph-lane, merchant - - 12
Gunther, E. Beaumont-street, :%lary-le-bone, hosier . II
Bagger, J. Alkop-mews, Mary-le-bone, carpenter - 12
Aluriel, .1. Peckham-house, Peckham, Surrey, commission agent 13
%Viva, J. Redcross-street, and Fislinionger-alley, Southwars.
currier - - - - - It/