The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-12-03 00:00:00

NAVA L aY EL LIG EN cE.

s•uarsstoutn. WM 30.
Sailed the St. iltbias, ti 4 oils, Capt. Brace. for
11'esit nut of harhour tha Minemederk. gun%
Capt. Bisset ; and Sprightiv cutter, Lieut. Gdr-
lai,.!.

Virazn gun-brig, Lieut. Pitman, tikes con-
voy Cork.

Arrived several ships from Celis; antongt them
Nre t he /Irv, F 13, imunia. Eildingtrro ; Peace.
Potter; mei the Hero, K. rt .---,11
The Hope is Ni•lmtilted Co,iyey for the Down's.
The Orin Glendower is released from quarmtme.
The ahipa that received iattroctiort• from the
Galilee, that was bound to Gdwalter, are all or-
dered back, anal not to proceed with the fleet for
Lisbon; their inetroctiorar have been taken from
then'.

An Enelifih privateer (the Weymouth) urtiv,
at Stoke's Limy yeater lay—ny /louse inivt.ike. yet
unexplained. she had four of her in. .n killed by
one of our gun-boats.—Wind W.N.W.

IPLYMOUTH•DOCK, NOV. e 9.

Sailett the RAin frigate. Capt. Ma!Min, with
shout 230 marines, for Lisbon; the ..lbereroabie,
74. will follow tonight or ahr ensuing morning with
500 more; the Libre Portuguese twig, for Pmts.
month; and the Waisinghans packet, for Lisbon.
einie up Ilamosae, the Deptford trader.-. Wind
N.W. variable.

IVALKOCVN, NOV. 22.

Arrived the Humber armed .loop, from the
Downs: Artine cutter, from * ; and Carteret
peke, in Zi da}•a from Tortola, and 34 from St.
Thomab's.

Put I►eck Or Adventure racket, with two Meal'
ref Arcu re,t. kiting sprulig her fore-top-most.--
Mud W.N.W.
DIAL, Nov. 30.

The Zephyr takes convoy t.. the westward. Re-
main in the Dow,,s, well, • fleet of outw•rd-
bound, consisting of about 30 sail,—

conic. Nov. 26.

His 114jesty's ship Helena. C pt. Worth. railed
from Cove yesterday for Ply.ironili, having under
convoy the Awsterairtas store-shin. and Ceei‘ro ten-
rice. with French prisoners on Inward.
Le 31ilaa Freor.h trrivsterv. prize to the Notr/y-
-titian frigate. also sail-d fir the sante dastinotun.
•I'hv ifnelyatirms N I n a cruse.
Tina morning the ilonstertiaat end Cecilia put
bock.

The meeting betveen this Ex-King of Sweoln and
the flummox Fsroily must have been highly lute-
resting. It must also have been accompaidril with
essay recollections to give the hosts a neat cordial
respect fur their illustrious guest. Tim king of
Serrano was the first, or rather, we b. litvr, the
only Prince. who retoonstrated against that v elation
of lieu rah territory. which was followed by the
murder of the Duke D'EstllllED. Urn that
eve.4l it. lime of Sweats withdrew his Nliaister
1..0n Pari•, awl ever since he has esprit...ed that
ii,ort if of hits, sr tars which his c.imies must excite
in every Imoc,t !wart.
The king of SWEDISH received BEI:ISM:10M in
the very room where licstavus ADOLPHUS was ar-
rested; tht, circumstance war afterwards mention-
r,l to fiDDHADoTTS by Baron L—. when he re-
plied, .1 I cannot conceive how • ki,.g tan Le ar-
rested—he may he killed. I r.•inenitier the time
when an order was issued by Woe** in arrest we—
the order was announced; I drew my metric!, and told
tl,e of who was charged with the arrest, that the
Directory might hare my body."
Private letters from Paris, the 26.1 i alt. men-
tion, that CAHOOT, the ei-detest %lipt.trr at War,
had recently obtained a roils.d.rable portion of 80.
HaPAßilea COulitteur,f, nod 14 en employed 14y Inni
i.l iois.ionsof trust and importance. De hail &di-
, rated his treatise .1 On the Attack ee4 Defewee of
Fortified Meet" to the 17.11P1111011.—F:osu the se-
!
• vet& larterrieris oliich had taken pi ire tietween him
soil BONAPARTV. tt ors Co.4jeCtured this' the latter
was desirous of availing himself of 1,14 talents in
some pnbhc capacity. We barn, tl. 41i the seine
chumiel. that the Duke of (F •ucut), of
whom so much mention bus been of late, cautioned
to resi le at Aix, with his family.
The following recital a eattarted from the Got/-
way Chrnnicie of the Ole list Lady in high
life, of correct and respectable connexions, far ad-
sauced in pregnancy. has, within these few days,
come by a very untimely and • very violent death,
and has been buried. What the Coroner's ierdict
was we have not heard. The pert of the body upon
which the deatli.isouird was inflicted. and the iti-
rummers, whirls carried it, are variously reported.
The unfortnuate gentlewoman was forcibly mid pre.
maturely hurried from Mr this mortal stage, iu her
non drawing-.rioin—in the midst of her own relii-
t,ves and iloinestiesill the broad sunshioe of men.
4114 n day—in a Christian country ; and it is evisifident.
ly use: itcd, by the baud of her own hudmod too !
It is further said, that he his been apprehended
for the murder.

To-morrow Morning the City Lottery begins
drawing in Guildhall. Huutinine and Co. have on
aisle Tickets, •ud Sltarsr fur those valuable Free-
hold Hawses, which cousist of Twenty-five Prizes of
superior Capitals, well worthy ihe attention of pub-
lic adventure.—Teckets and S'ts►er fur the ensuing
State Lottery are also on Sale at their old established
State Lottery Offices, Ai. C0,1411'11. and St. Mar-
garet's-hill, Burnigh.
To-morrow the City Home Lottery will put
many of our Citizens into possession •f some of
tie finest Freeholds this Metropolis can holm of.
ETTOW, 2. Conlin'', near the Mansion-House. lied
the pleasure in the last City Lottery of presenting
his Friends with similar Prizes, and he iris no
doubt that Purchasers at his fortunate Office will
be now 41114111 y successful.
Saturday an Impend was held at the London
Hospital, on the body of Parca I.lsarvitaa. •
Swede. who died there i• cons quen,:re of • wound
he reeeived en Monday night, oa board the (',rear
‘Vest Indianian, from a perm,' a the iisine of Junes.
The Jury returned • verdict nf—ff<•iljel Murder.
On Wednesday, es Sir APITIRIW CORM. Bart.
was beating the rovers for woodcocks. upon one of
his estates at high Hatton, Shrolidine, a hart
sprang up, of a verb• singular cilour. and he in•
stonily shot her. The belly and s.dea are white,
anti the back a whitish gray.

,FOREIGN EVTELLIG EXCH.

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PARISE
NEWS FIMII TILE An :Mai IN SPAIN

ARMY OF THE ROUTH.
bout OF CADIZ.

Esarl of Septvoiter.—Oriuber.-11) the night of
the s2atti and 2)::1 ut Sll'ealner, the brstegLa at-
teiupted so 4? t:st k upon the r.t titre of the ta sie6;ug
army, occupying the hues of the Arrecisse.
Fear or fire nonmetal men marched out by the
bridge of Sraso and 14 Caraeea ; they were sup-
ported by a number of gun-boats, which ascended
the canals of Zuragne, Aguilar, and Li Cruz; our
advanced posts retired In good order to the works,
where the gth regiment of light infantry was drawn
op; the battalious of re.erre tattling also taken
their position, the gib issued from 'he Outreach.
masts, and marched straight 11[4:1,111V the enemy,
who was soon overthrown, tovi fos•resi to re-enter
his hues, without baring been . de to succeed in
his plan for destroying out aHvsm .•11 works ; he
left dm field of battle covered with dead, and arms
throve away. Sonic troops, rlnhark,.i its horns,
durnig this were menaruvring in the two bays, tit
order to approach the I ntl ; tli • fire of she three
redoubts, the luspetiole, Lellunc, and soon
forced them to retreat.
In this affair we had 7 men killed, and about 20
wounded.

The Chiefs of Battalion, Itegeau and Broyere,
Lieutenant* Girard and Ca!mean, and Serrault,
31artin and Lutialade, distinguished themselves ;
'cone troops ccinarliirletl by these officers pu,aited
the Cllellly to Inc intrenchineuts.
The immense labours for the investment of the
road and tele of Leon are proceeding. The engi-
neers and artillery are emulous in their efforts ; the
*arks have acquired such strength, toot the greased
suc..,st may be soon expected. More titan 300
carillon of large calibre are mounted. The artillery
hare cast at Saville to of a new incention„abich
throw bombs to u distance of '4,000 toises (10,000
feet). A numerous flotilla has beets created, in
spite of all obstacles.
'l'rocadero is become an important post, cad
n fortress able to sustain ■ siege. Puerto Real and
Chielana are in a state of formidable defence.