The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-08-29 00:00:00

ANDALUSIA. GAA AA A. MURCIA,

On the lath of July. 14-tiers, Itay attacked a
corps of insurgents in the mountains of Ronde.
killed 4900 men, dispersed it entirely. and took
some primners, ansoag whirl, was Colonel Valdivia,
the leader of the baud. The corps that disembark-
ed at Algeziras, and which advanced towards the
mountains to support thv insurgents, sod to pro-
tect the transpo►t of provisions to Cadiz, was suet
and defeated by tkiieral Girard. The remains of
this corps embarked at Essepona, which was entered
by our troops.
The greatest disorder prevails in Murcia. The
leaden of the iosurrection are littlfreillug shout
precedency. General Freyre has caused Calvache
to be arrested, and the former is to be superseded
to his command. _

The preparations for the siege of Cadiz are cons-
oleted. A spy brings iutelltg-ui•e, that on the lath
sreitanr. there was a great revolution in the towo, in
which General Ceataoos and several Metobers of the
„Nos way tilleJ. Deputies fro. Vera Cress, sad

CIALLICIA.
Ott the 09th July, General Count Serris eta; ked
the fort ul Stuabri.i, it, which *lure w :re 31I0t, *A.
&nerds. Tula post a important bric.trise•A coins,
snoods the entrances into Portugal, suit up
the communications with Galicia'. Lou Wetly's-
too bad enjoined the SiEtri-sh governor to nisi:tile •
obstinate defence. The Oevrviror repl,ed. "
Lord, you rstpstre am to shut on self up in thr furl.
of Sanatoria with any 3000 Spaniards, sun an assents
sr ee thetyou wilt :Aurae one. Vass trsiai that:nom.
inaudant v‘Ciedud Itorirlips, that if be beta ;int
tweuty days you would come in Id. r•-licr. H,Jtelal
tout fur twice that tone. *ud you ali4 riot kreVyttor
word. It is theft rodent that you intend' to do
nothing for unhappy t.ip4in. In order to foment
ibtimmts m it, you mild out hopes of assonance In
tt that are never realised. The Preitch befog pr-
waded Math hrevy artillery, it will be insp,aisitile
sue to make • lows def.-nee. Notwitlistassil.us.
will shut us,oelf wp in this retries. and bury ittpett
coder its ruins. if you wills/tad nee Englishman' tot
two Spanner-Is to assist is determines it. !'erirl I. •
1000 lintioh, sod I will bring with toe uttO spa-
wards."

The answer of Lord mny he cagily
conjectured. The Spustrh Urner.ilshainlut e.i the
tool.. where wr found 20 weeos .4 raillery. and
intuitions for 3000 me:, fur us ormtbe.
PORTVGAL
The Duke of E'clitaiges. 144. ettintpletrlr ince,tirt •
Aluerida. The treurh.l.vniltuspentrl
The English I.s. log sawed the prersiti.ion oot
Wave onr of their bart:Ltians, not cavil c.....
of artillery, in the fort. %hew% that they int. nd to
rserifike the Portuguese that arc in it.

The following Pritelastsetton of the Prince of E...
lino, cc tiaide.stond, halo 11.2e0 well received iii P tr.
tat.lll
.. Putt:toy rem,
" The armies of Napoleon the Greet ore on your frontier.,
and we ore on the point of enteritis your cimotry tit 1, •- ot,
ado as cum:lorries. They du not conv to make a: spoil
you, hat to tight those who hat- iiidisc..l you • 1 taste Ile
arias. Pm togoeve, awake to poor Ire, t lei rat! Wino I, is
England dente Worms that you endure bee ti oops .... ) or
native soil ? She Los destroyed emir moue. tor... I noci
yew couteseree, Itareyzed your industry, ;Or the e.rts pee•
ree of wending tut i your motion- articles of hat WWI/ mama-
AtMore, mud making you to r itibutaries. II bat does the du
at present that you should embrace the unthist raise wheels
has, oozed the whole of the Custom it !garnet tier? Oka
deceives yens resprctiog.the erase it, nosighemost whisk she
omens defermtuld foireilliir iMi. She pp.!. your baltiseuns
iii advance, arif yogi blUod was to reekoo-for uothiag Sbe
is prepart d to -45asoldo yua whets it will seat her luta., at,
believer disastrous the ronsequetsces may be to you ;•:...1 to
complete your mosfortours nal her iirsatiableatubitioe, the
sends her slops tutu your ports to tratutpurt to bgr colonies
each of you "Amoy escape frosts the dangers to which oho
' has exposed you eta the Cootilient. Dots isot the conduct of
bet el my before t hided Rodrigo sufficiently rapists to rot
what lOU ere to expert from SW h allies! Did they tot en-
I courage the Kehl...it and the unfortustate inhabitants at that
'retreat', by 'deceitful pruim..., and slid they chochmge h
magic outaket to roust theta' Aiwa :
tact
have ;hex
placed am of their troops to Almeida, tact pi a Consinanuer
who is ilit there to invite you to as ill.judged a resuranee as
that of Ciudad Rodrigo ! What ! mit cwt aaseasolt tit place
use En:Libman show in the scale ageism' doom of your
' couithyositii ? - Portegurre, he out kitties illeogivads 'the
powerful sot ir. i-Ati %%Moe laws, itr6igili, wad gebiste retitle*
the grateful praised tit au tuaay oatious, wishes to establish
your prospeisty. Pot yoursulses yanks has th.O. cts.a. Re.'
CIM.: his troops like frooth, cud you will fwd se. orityllmill;
for soar pm son, an : property. Vote we 54 Igaiworat of the
miseries of war; sou kl:4w that they esteml le every shag
that is most dear to yoo, your childreu, retatier,., !sired",.
props ty, ornate att.! p olitocol tires. Col.llle to a determine*.
lion then that .111 set rare to you all the advantages of peter.
Reosatu quiet so poor )131.1.13i10U1 j attend Wpm, ilame•titeit.
Mira, mail consider thme only as your seesaws who excite yes
to a war, by every event of which y..er CUUllirl assist outer. .
" the Marshal Prime of Eitstiug, Comumitedechs.
Chief of the Army of Portugal,
a Ciudad Rodrigo, Aug 1, 11 ie." " MASSENA.*
[The English Paper, state the lose mist Intel by
Getters! Cranford on the 34th alt. at 070 men.—
The Mouiteer upon thin subl-et seys,]—!. Accord-
ing to the last accounts, which were of the Ist
August, there were found on the field of battle
460 killed ; 400 were made prisoners; cud sit the
servants concur in stating that the English nod
Pon wounded. The English estimate their los. at
Vitt, so this% they only suppress five-sixths of the
truth ! This is the proportion commonly observed
in all their relations. For the rest. alt the other
accounts which we have reforming the army agree
with the Prince of Essling's report."
His Majesty the Emperor, by a Deers,, dated
at St. Cloud, the 30th of June, has estssided the
benefit of his decree of amnesty, of hf,,rrli 2.3. to
seamen thsit have deserted, and are at tirewitt pee.
warn in England, or employerl.na board the tine-
iny's velour's, upon condthou of their making ts
declaration of repentance within sis months. for
those employed in the Merliterrsheen. and gene.
rally on this side of the Capper Good Hope; end
IN months fcfr these beyond tlieCape; and upon
the further rendition of their reporting themselves
ready for•seerice, on their arrival ii' the parts of
France. • Limo, JULY SIR.
, Fos some time past a great number of deserters
from Sicily, sad also many or the iukabitats of
that island. arrive en the coast of Calabria. They
come away sio the night in small baste, by which
means they elude the vigilance of the troops sta.
tioned along the coast, and also that of the English
cruisers. According to their information, it would
appear that a sense of their common danger has
not yet treed able to re-establish harmony bete/reit
the English, the troops of the line, and the Sicilian
Militia. The spirit of enmity which prevails among
thorn continually isecassions various duels. and poi-
ticularly a number of asssaiiaatioas, The prsopte
lin general dotesethe Eweitli. •