The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-10-24 00:00:00

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Pombal. General Hill retired with hie carps, by
the road of F.401111;11, upon Thomar, where he ar-
rived ye.terday.
" The advanced guard of the enemy arrived yes-
terday at ltrdinha, e4ustsig our pnyures to retire
from Pomba' towards evesilog. I have received in-
formation that their 9th corps was at Condrixs, and
their other troop,. on this side of the Aloodego.
" I have, In consequence, continued to with-
draw, and our advanced guard will to-day he on
this side of •Leyria.
" With few exceptions, the troops have conti-
nued to condom theiurelves with ghat regularity,
and have not suffered fatigue.
" The army is now "Atm great distance from the
position where I propose to receive the enemy; and
continues animated with the best dispusiti

" By all Ole information I have received. the
enemy suffers the greatest distrmses. The Whit-
billows of the towns and village, have universally
abandoned their homer, carryin4 with them aH that
they could transport, sti that might be useful to
the enemy ; and by this [mesas, in spite of the ha-
bits and practice of plundering, by which the ar-
mies of the enemy have at all times been animated.
they have been prevented from deriving any advan-
tage Irons thy few resources which the inhabitants
of the country may have left, iu consequence of the
‘julis.•sibility of bringing them off.
" Nothing of importance has occurred in the
north, or in the provinces of *the south of Spain.
since my last dispatch. My licit letters from Cadiz
are dated the 2JJ of Septensber.--I hive the honour
to be, kr. WiLLtworog.

•a P. S. I how learnt that Generals Gniintlorge
and Pout. both belonging to the 2.1 corps. were
woitaded in the action of the 27th ult. It is added
that the former is *Mc.- dead of his weand.."

/AMNON, OCT. 9.

Ey letters from our army, worthy of credit, it ap-
pear, that &large advanced party of the enemy was
destroyed or made prisoners in Casa! dos Oros. a
short distance hour Leyria. M.tuy pH-otters b•lont;-
lag to this advance! party have already eutertd
Lishon, including three droners.
Fur some day. past there have entered Liston a
great 'mother of person* from the province of
Beira, sad part of Estremv!urs. who lisve aban-
doned their homes. their property. and their
*notes, only that they might not live among, those
foirh,rtaut. who. under the name of French. have
made an irruptitut into thou., provinces. Ou the
out rand, it is a source of profound grief to tritnsor
the &rotation ur so many finnine.; sad on the other,
a auhlitne spectacle to observe a whole province
removing in a mass, Ivaviiiz behind a frightful
desert. The inhabitants of Coimbra, after having
caolvd off :! that they could, desired our soldiers
also to cat ry tiff o !nit they were able, and a tit-wards
threw tut° the Moildego the little that remained of
eatables, cutting in pieces the cloths, stuffs he.
'The same took place at Figueirs ; where. having
embarked or transported to the other side of the
river their property. chiefly provisions. they threw
into the aerowbat remained, and all departed.

The fallowing is an eat•act from the Orders of
the Day, issued at ',eyrie. Ott. 3d :
ti Every friend of his country and of the liberty
of the world. and the whole British army, mast
have sees, with the greatest pleasete, the valour
sod broom of the Pertustam troops in the halls
of the 27th, who, equally with their comrades in
arms, have merited and obtained the apptebation
of Mardial Bamford. and of the Cenameder in
Chief."

GERMAN PAPERS.

CONSTANTINOPLE. LOG. 10.

The Paella of the Dardanelles has received pe-
remptory orders to remit all EnAlidt and in
,offer no Englirli ship of oar to pans into the Black
Sea. Eogland will at least not Le able to extend
her sovereignty over the Black Sea.

Hussein Pacha has arrived ft( in Asia with 10.000
men ; or very fine troops. The Cannakao has been

turenrtied.
Tice chief of ;be SouJ, hos broken
eff all connection with the

ROME. ISFET. 12.
The following Imi iris) Dreyer of the Ist ul Se it
trotter has heen inalhehatl heft
.4 Napoleon. Emperor of the French, ie. has
decreed, and decreer us (Gnaws:—

" The priests of the departments of Rome and
the Tbrasinsene, who from ignorance of the deities
preacrihrel to them by the Churrh, and by cur
Lad Jens Christ. she'd have refused to take an its
the appointed oath. shell be considered as view lea
of the scrulor power. and declared incapable of
eservisini,the sacerdotal functions within our Can-
" N•ro hues."

DUTCH PAPERS.

filtillUllol4. ssrr. O.

We learn that a corps of Turkish troops, consiat-
►aß of 15,000 men. hss Inuit an unexpected irrup.
►►nn not. Servs., con►ovued the greatest raver.%
sod for. ett i'ie Authent►c. to assemble under t;►rr
I :.:ours Ali t:►e ►cell in the coui►try capable of best!,