The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-11-01 00:00:00

Orders have been'Airos to =it
Palace of Boca Retires for the peipsiellitilldiefl!
modating all the ilstohlers of the lispeNAWOl/2
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tormoisd his purport% Mat it is .will
sot
Gam kis dekvesketnes ice elfactothed•be receives
the full siothafactisa which the., Otatial Juuta in-
tends to gis hi. for what happened with the res-
pected bligistor, on the 14th instant.
copmettA, OCT. 23.
. i The mail which was this day received from °e-
land Blake, haablireght intelhgeoce that his heed
gainers were stilt at Gilboa, at the time of the de-
parture efeits moil. and that the position of the
nuanced poets. and of the whole army, forms
samieircle.
OCT. sit..
r • Tltis iiistosbarkation of the troops ‘cestmouced
this amposino tbe7 proceed on their mnrch imme-
diately.
imosi-ovaivress 4112.22111 L ClIT•201,
. • To pima, OCTOII2II 12.
11106,1010Mited *nisi have taken, in sight of the
Panielpvlike nie esiaeltfaarrr and eats, which.he had
is the nolegre, inol,notwithatanding the
IrmrsdonoNotrond not fonlable in wog part, anti
Iltallmopp km, he viewed it without during to inter.
.10 Yenerearamother impedition set out coin-
s* d IN nfehtibpel Spanish Infantry Guards.
614 110 Vat rook of the other corps, which fora
disks ninkellirigedier OVewohough we are yet
sedillornet of the result, bat we fatter ourselvis it
bo reseself•L
We Wee here general St. Mani, and should
bone adosoank oar position, but it boa been de.-
*Ma nil tilitordeol of our new General Castanos.
~lteditbsiskafetVeil occupies the important post.
oNleayientno end although he has bat 600 men,
chi illassay but set attacked hint ; in the divi-
sion of O'Niil is the third division of Royal Spa-
nish infantry gam*. The French occupy the road
of Rams Vales. The eavalry are, however, greatly
fatigued. as they are kept alwaremdaled, and per-
form all the duty and fatigue of the army.
OCT. 23.
The English troops. commended by General Sir
David Beira, were received here with the most
distuonstratioos of joy and gratitude towards
Ihoossimisus British nation. :Fhe numerous trans-
posal' lying is our bay form a beautiful sight, but
still mire imautif44 .s. the aspect of the strong
Bri-
tish warriors* of,th- disCuguislied of and va.
Bust soldiers sells hare disembarked in order. to
join oar armies% which they will do without the
law dent. Th. last Londe* letters advise, that
lArd rind was ea the paint of taking his' de-
partan *eft Fahnosiih for this country. Hip co-
Itoibleaw psnionolnlfy fasts' Soda. at which
ewe onsit.ipais &am lie flay is Madrid. He
throe toe Nosoke Insiissed seestryinua, Doe
Antonio Goss* her lakeetsweleseral of the
Poss-ofbas in Maiddi, nod &lottery of the Royal
MiIk?MONO its onorneat Pamphlet, ea.
rllllOll4 vies tyre Feemokaa(Corsiare
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gips) oetwrlsse wst,ts Tomtit Dec
tessrra, OCT. t •
apobot_Wriiiir away, whose ,dirt?! Pasts
IMO * S. Genignio-sio
liplosaht orders of Coloool.Milaia,
outrun part of die eireesurel-
=lesPlNlMinii, the enemy's treeps,*kkrapid
awe shidl Illsrcelons, *ere attacked oat
411406 of hot me's*. and completely 'routed.
CID dm 4th illetautt Sefr!eit Ilmotine regiment of
Spanish hours landed in Tarragona ; the rest
am shortly expected.—(Coranns Diary of Octo-
ber 23.)
CAVirz, OCT. 11.
Yesterday, arrived here the English brig Sceptre,
Lima. Brawn, with 100,000 dollars, and some
arms, Catidesiii,; she is one of the transports
which left Liaison with Spanish troops, and brings
• ilaiontian volunteers, and tie Commissioner
1 Arse Edam, who is charged with the
tamps, and with money. The above brig will
complete her camps of arms and ammunition here,
sad proceed with the ship to Atocha, anal a smaller
vessel for that coon. In her came Lord Lout nine,
Colonel Fitzgerald, and two Nlernhars of the Bri-
tish Parliotneut. Leslie Foster, and Forbes ; also
General Camara, who it seems has been piss under
arrest provisionally in one of the castles ; and also
the Colonel of the regiment of Murcia.
TheSpimiztf troops which were in Lisbon con-
tinued embarking. wader English convoy. for Ca-
talonia. General Dalrymple had sailed foe Eng-
land, to answer for his conduct. General Don
Wieseres Nada hares this place shortly for Area-
juts, for the purpose of inspecting the artillery,
mad to assist at the Supreme Council of War,
leaving as Governor, ad interim, Don Joseph
Viral; and, as Captain-General, the Prince De
Mooforti. All the marine corps. the Authorities,
and other Chiefs, of this place, have taken the
oath prescribed by the governing Junta of the
kingdom, which act has been celebrated with 7'e
Demo, ringing of bells. and discharge of artillery.
This evening the Provincial Regiment of Cor-
dova marches from hence ; to-monow that of
3i.'ersey ; and the nest day that. of Rondsqui : they
are those which were in garrison here, and are hardy
and well disciplined ; their destination for the pre-
sent is Carolina. Many English tassels arrive here
with colonial fruits and produce.