The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-21 00:00:00

the intelligence of the actions which we have men.
twoe,l before,and that the enemy hay retired beaten
to the frontiers. They assure us; that the retreat
of the French to Belgarde and Perpignan is coati-
dried as certain ; and they also confirm the %mi-
llenaryGe action at Lerida.
neral Jerome has circulated proclautationa
st Malaga, exciting the Poles to forsake the bat,-
per of the tyrant, the effect of which has beets such,
ti.at ineu deserted the next day, of whom thirty
hoe already reached the camp at Gibraltar." •

A MARICA.

NEW YORE, NAY 15.
Wiisliington letters roams the report of trouble
in the National Cabinet. The President and Mr.
Smith here jarred, and the latter has left Wash-
ington. It is said Mr. Jackson will be invited to
return to Washington, and resume negociation !
What a mutable world we live in ! Who will be-
lieve in the cessation of miracles, when it is found
that President Madison has become • Jacksonite
General Moreau gave a very splendid. ballot his
'house in Pearl-street, New-Turk, last Monday
evening. Among the ladies and gentlemen of
distinction, present, were Mr. Jackson, (the British
Es• Minister), and his lady.
ERTRACT 01 A LETTER PROM MR. FINKS= TO TEI .
SECRETARY OF STATE, DATED LONDON. ern. igg.
" I have received from Gen. Armstrong a letter,
and have, in consequence, made a written inquiry to
lord Wellesley (with whom 1 had before commu-
nicated personally on the subject), as to the inex-
istence of the blockades to which it alludes. lam
not without hopes, that the reply to my inquiry
will amount to a declaration (ratisfying, in sub-
stance, the condition mentioned in General Arm-
strong's letter), that these blockades are not in
force ; and, if it should, I will send immediately to
General Armstrong. t have prepared au official
artier to you on this head, which, with such addi-
tions ss circumstances may enable me to make to
it, will be sent by the corvette John Adams."

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY,y June 21, wiU be acted,
Hse Traged
KING JOHN.
Jolla, King of England, Mr. Knishle; Faulconbridge,
Mt. C. Kimble; Philip, King of Froucc, Mr. Murray. Quote
gleam, Mn Weston ; the lady Constance, Mn. Siddoita.
To which will hr added, the popular Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE;
OR, THE GOLDEN EGG.
Mother Goose, Mr. Simmons ; Hartman, Mr. Bologna,
Jim; Clown, Mr. Grinsalsli ; Columbine, Miss Adams.

LITPII.It THEITRE.—ENGLISH OPERA.
TIIPS EVENING, THEW:GAT, lase ei, will be acted,
a Comic livers. called
THE H.tUNTED TOWER.
bop of Oakland, Mr Onwto• • Loyd William, Mr Phil.
lip; FAward, Mr. Knight,lbeiwg big first appearance In that
eharseter.) Lady Minter tie Courey, Miss E. Bohan, (her
Intl appearance in that &mere, Adtla, Miss Kelly ;
ICately„Mrs. Terrill; Man.!, Mrs Henley; (being ;heir fits!
appearance is these characters.)
After which, t ith time, a new Pantomime Bullet, called
THE CASTILIAN MINSTREL.

The Principal Characters by Mr. Robert, Mr. Mathews,
Mr. Beardin, Miss %midi, Miss Luppino, /se ice.
A New Open, is three acts, and a New.Eaternimsietst, is
ton acts, are is reparation, and will be predated in early
sornsaies.

IHEATRE-RUY4 L, HA Y-MARK E7'.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, June 21, will be acted,
• Comedy, called
THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. - .

Mandl, Mr. Holland; Archer, Mr. Jones; Scrub, Mr.
Low Durisils, Mn. Eyre; Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. C. Kernble ;
Cherry. Mrs. Gibbs.
74 Wed will be added, a Masks! Farce, called
KILLING NO MURDER.
Bag* Mr. Molise' ; Mr. Apollo Belli, Mr. Listou.
His Nam, Mrs. Mathews ; Fmoy, Miss H. idly.
Tieieerreir The Heir St LAW, and Mistrisseay.