The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-27 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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FRO)I THE FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, JON' 16.
COPT OP A LETTER FROM GENERAL V•NDASISIEs
TO THE MINISTER OF WAR, DATED BoULOGNS;
JUNE 11. !RIO:
" Iliad the homer ef cemmenicatiug to your Excellency,
this roursisg, by a telegraphic disputeb. that I hail receive.'
eertais isferanatios that the tieseral of Brig-ale; Sarrasiu,
went over to the cagy yesterday. I have sow to cosine
thus imelligeem to your Excellency,. sad lay before you
particulars otibleatraardinery tercet.
.4 Oil thu=SlM( a the teth, General Nunzio' ICCOIS.
oied by a bleak essessit, embarked at the Little Warren,
is a bust belemje tea &bermes 'he pause eirespistr.
swear poleax _
piss out to fish. Hawing gained • cos-
Waseelde olio& aid preeivieg so finks!, brig; he compelled
OW mew Is pet him es hued her, asserting that be had M-
ika ai wiry& dog of treat. Having reached the brig, he
east beck tie boot, after baying gain to the owner • &thirs-
tiest, Mates& dot he had eveleved this Ashen vessel to put
Woos bawd die daft b brig. epos wmathing relarin4 to
the service. Thom data are sobstaatisted by the odieial
do assa.as 1 beam"e arioaiinted with its having desert-
ed be dalliong, the PHlNletaign was *paged throughout
lb* 0111:astedret i serval guards aid gptroles took the
w oe, , lbusedietcly ordered -CeL VillCCatt sty
Int Aidelbstlaarp, and t:apt. Idonjovet idtbegardsesoria.
who .eoraossailed the public force, to pi oared to prickly
poribie to the osop ar the left, its which the resideoce of
Ground tranosio ear. All his papers were secured. His
Iwo AtilerdoVibrad servants were sent before She COlN-
advatreasid l'oliort as well as the mew of the boat St.
Zama ; sad use, is short, suspected of Wire cue.
MOW with ' 11111111111iN or who could connuunicata soy
Wog vas' iug to hi. ea ltret
The moieties of this assent Olfieu struck the
whisk army with soladdioreakood can oirly be ascribed
.to suet rif medeses. Att- that Generals, the principal offi-
cers; arloviro disaddiers, tweet eccoeut for it ; sad I ton
the OMB sarpriesi myesif,liaviiig received from this Genes al
die mast positive asooroaers of bee seal,of his atteulios to his
duly, sod dins wish to younite the good of His Majesty's
*entre. There was use persou who was more iudefatigable
fie his duty, she "skied more minutely into the ditails of
his eimarood; god by the saeasores he adopted impress: II
as spiels, that every thiug be did wu fur the good of the
ferriCe. The very see of Ins flight he communicated to me
the result Wu examination into the accounts of the troupe
ander kis cmanieed. Assuredly, 81r,
_after these speaking
proofs, it erns impossible to direct thl slightest sospieiou
sighed the coudeet of that General Officer. I have the
111181141414 &C. " VAN DANINIE."

COPY OF A UTTER TO OM ■AITY, CHIEF OF THE
STAFF AT THE (..CII. AT BOULOGNE, !MOM M. Rh.
NADU, COMMANDING THE 2D BRIGALIC OF THE
awn I•IYISION ; O,ITED ETAPLIS, JUNt, 10, 1810,
TRW AT X ItIHT

s' Gomel. I have the bonour to communicate to you two
marls 1 byre received respecting lies Sarieries going nu
board 'int fingliab May this day. One of the patrules, which
lf am is the daily practice of tending to watch the most-
duty, ad the batteries of the brigade under my consumed,
brought before me the owner sod crew of the 641:ioc.boat,
dr. bithlratte, employed by General Sarrazie. is tnoorre to se-
veral aseetioes pat bytes to them, they hare Nude the ful-
twrimetiterstiee :
" I lienragie misharked, at ten o'clock tem mornioc,
I. a bout Ilealeogisig 10 Camiec, that suited fur him et the
sated, that he wished to yo to List".,.--
alraaet the Ihm es
battery, he went oa beerd souther
4:ttthe ut. Laurette, belunghig to Cavalier. He ilms or-
the in rum who steered to stead out a little, fee the
pima* si Matting, a* he went to &spits. Whet, the boat
eteemeasame distance from the forts, an enemy's brig wen
aerceirag in the oiling. General Sarrasio ordered than to
pet him as beard her, which the fishermen refused, alleging
that Win prohibited from carrying any our to
ilabuto) eLen ilmplayed a dagger, aud a ps‘r of
the tishsenevn to steer for the Mid,
Millego Wit he had the arena of the eminitiauder•in•Chief
es gesameg to Eyeshot, with a gag of truce. Tbr crew,
welt% the General's black *errant ohm armed, were Asteged
to obey, owl went to the English meet, where Ge n Somme
deer/end to them, to his own heed, the order brought to ant
by the person alto etc, red the best, which returned imme-
diate:y. I keep the °actual, which I know to tie the writing
tit Geseral !tomtit'.
" As all tlwrep:irts and inforrustion that hate reached me
us this subject nary emote my astonishment, pal ocularly
Irma the.knowledge I have obtained, that General Samoan.
made sae of threats to proceed as a dm of iroce ; I bier the
hewer to laws you, that 1 immediately ehauged the plank
and eoaatersigs ter thus tight, at all ay louts aloutshore,
to the right sad left of to Cesche.
" Is expectation of eiders hum you, General, I shall re-
double ten : year.
along the coast this night ; I shall make
• 1~4
"The crew tithe ishiag boat which put General Sartain
ea heard the English but;, is is prison, where they shall re-
visit' seta 1 am informed that the General Scot or board with
tie ceases' elthe

RENAUD."

COPT OF TILL REPORT OP TIIK Ca 1,1414 OT THE
7TM COMPANY OF Colter Aartl.LLitY.
SfliloN-
ßD Villa :--
" Gemini Sarrscin emliarhul this morning at the Lilt!.
Women, with the debenture Canner, W tish.R lug at some
distance Irmo the tout he perceived an Encloli 'wig. Ile
compelled the crew to put him ow 'roma thus twig, saying,
that be was proceeding bi order of the Cuninimider.in-t hist;
with a lap 0 trace to Loglasid. The o.hisq-boat returio.d
to this ballet, at four o'clock. I tramiuit to )0u the 'mkt
goes by the General to the crew."

COPY OF TUC DECLARATION CITES ST GENERA,.
541143111. TO THC CRILW OF THS FISHINO TLC-
IIFL, CALI-11) TUC el'. I AOCKINT:••—
°' Geo. Siterssio &dem that be massed the errs, a 1 the
thbing-boot, St Laurent, belonging to Camila, to pot Min
11l WWII so English brig. on nutters telatin: to the .erviee."
(Signed) " MANION "
"ON honed the brig Nessiolan.
Jew lu, 1510."

COPE OF ♦ REPORT TO M. C4VALISR, crarom•

OFlPleit AT FTAPLIII
" CArrAti-4 Wens you theatre-weal Sarrasin has race
begioasi. At see o'clock be went ow beard an English
bet I be comegailed the crew of the bast to steer foe hf.r, say-
fbg that be was gout( with a lag of fence. He snug eti than
that be %meld be back after to-narrow to dime at Madame
Targeffeate's at Hippies. The basemen refasr4 to go ; tan
be sod his black servaat clapping a pistol to their bruls,
aid a daises to their throats, forced them to woeful."

ORDER OF THE DAY.-Jvir

"The unity bee just witisessed an event the least to be
nod which meet have excited in theta the images*
Mattrier.
fireserel filerrssie has peeved himself a traitor es hie
every sad his derereige, whir, by him nunierena sets at
beiteberteee,ie eetiited I. the epNatkede sad satins clever,
Pleashatise. This Gemmel übeodsrd the post melded to
liellelleever to the corny. By this alsiveninable WWII' be
lie swerei bisiedf with thu sreateet disgrace, and incurred
ds agarom* elan asticess, caner that whose cease be hes
Grpsisa wagwasy may rag seeercit abet every peccrietioe
ben beam adapted t. preeeat soy bad coasegersees from this
COM ; that all the plans t General iterresie may hate
dielind will be easily frustrated, and that shame alone will
awitnin to the ceissieet, whe bee trampled radar am
the
ass mama Antes, sod he. adopted ettstiaseuti the oust
eisigibee. and ratty ef the severest punishment.
s' The Gaviervil-intrinef positively eesnunandi all the Ge-
nerals and Akers ernsisuindsoz ow the coast to lake IL. so -
Ossismy noveinves fur arrrstilic General Sneezing, in case he
ghee. re-ippsat soder any pretence whatever, ariil conduct

LON DON,
- WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27•

The close of the late Session of Parliament '
will obtain au eminent place in Parliamentary re-
cord, for the ezeraiinn wf great talents and ability
which it refuted, tolredeetn the United King-
dom flow the condition in which the incapability
of ignorotice and the obstinacy of misrule hive
placed it. Ilin4e efforts, however, though aided
by whatever efficacy the force of public sentiment
could contribute to them, have failed; and the
llilinisters of the Crown, di,rrgatsling the wishes of
the people, or the security of the eapire, have
scouted every attempt at reforming public abuses,
ur adoptin4 measures calculated to render the
people pita caul ur comented. The places of
the leads Minister, have been weighed against
the honour and the safety of the state, and have
preponderated will that selfish predilection which
has characterised the present Administration, when
personal interest has been in competition with the
public good. Neither wisdom uor amierietice
has been able to makeasi impression on those who
conduct the affairs of the Empire—they leave been
alike insensible. to advice and to admuuition—and
they have concluded a Session, singular almost be-
yond any former our, for the frequency with which
the Minister has barn outvoted, by retaining the
direction of the Government, and setting public
opinion, or public feeling, at defiance. They have
rood their ground against all prediction, though
divided and disunited by internal disagreemelit ;
and have pushed into officals, br which they were
totally unsuited, men whose obedience and °bat.
quiousuess were their only qualifications.

This Session has in almost the same degree been
• contest with the adoptions of lushness or folly,
and has expiry. with NA little advantage to the
Empire, as the tomer. The interval between the
last and the present Session afforded a fatal oppor-
tunity to ;rive presumption and ignorance a latitude
of indulgence, in wasting. with unthinking suit
feeling prodigality, the blood and the resources of
the Empire ; and as if our Constitutional existence
had a connection with the uuhNppr and di.graceful
Expedition to %Vali:herrn, au•! that Ministers
were resolved to follow up our act of des-
perate hardihood by another. it ham originated
• subject which may invoke the prate cud

security of the realm. It has proceeded. pith a
sort of pestilential illfillenCe, step by step, until it
has menaced even the Constitution—for the ques-
tion of Privilege, which hes engaged discussion in
the House of Commons. sod divided the opinions
of its Members, is formidable enough to be con-
sidered *ith that apprehension, Imo ver it miry
tei minute. The state of the public mind proves
the grrat importance of this question, so rioneces-
sully and unrellretingly brought about, better than
soy animadversion could do.

Its the view of those who think only of the ria-
tion's prosperity, this is the outline of Ministerial
manageneitt, nut only during the time we have
specified, but shier the elevation of Mr. PL'acev•L
to oflice. It will take the abettors of his policy
some induittious research to point out where any
measure of his atlininistratinn.has been of public
advantage ; except they select the vign sous exer-
tions of his prejudices for sound police ; except
it be proved, that to ►efuse to four millions of the
Ktno's subjects in Ireland their uatural sights,
without even condescending to vindicate the
propriety of his refusal, be wisdom, and adapt-
able to a crisis which requires that one ge-
neral sentiment—cone common bond of unity
and good will, .'mold link every man in the Stu e
in its preservation; except it be proved, that
sheltering puhlic delinquency from correction, and
persercing in a system which invites camphor' and
disl ttttt esty, be attachment to the country's welfare.
If these measures can attract panegyric, then will
the British Minister obtain a lar4cr share of eulogy
than his most successful predecessor.

• We hare received French and Dutch Papers, to
the ,20th instant. The former contain the official
reports of the desertion of General SARRAZIN,
whose extraordinary arrival, with his black ser-
vant, at Dover, we lately mentioned. The Com-
manding Officer at Boulogne gives him a high
character, and conceives, that nothing but M-
s:limy could have dictated each a step. The
mode, however, in which he effected his es-
cape, afla, its no traces of insanity, and as the
motive of his visit lias been carefully concealed by
our Goveroment since his arrival, ce conclude that
they attach importsncr to it. Were it the me,e
flight of a madman, they would probably have sent
hint home, or to a mad-house. From the herious
manner in which the subject is treated by the per-
sons in command at Boulogne, it is pretty obvious
that they presume he must hare deserted with a
treasouati:a intention, and all the necessary melts
sures and precautions were taken accordingly.
We lately stated that the Invasion of England
was again heroine the subject of general conversa-

tion to EttisCe. UOINAP•ILTE. we know, thinks
very meanly of the capacity of our Ministers, and
not without good reasem.—With this feeling and
impression, he may hope that this shallow device
will iiiduence their conduct, and it is, perhaps, wilh
a view to encourage the idea. it is is stet( d io an
article dated Frankfort the 12th. instaid, that a•-
veral divisions of French troops. under orders for
Spain, winch had actually begun their•morch by
way of Puictierv, had received counter-orders and a
fresh route to proceed to the coast of Britatiny,
where a numerous army is to be formed between
Brest awl NAntZ. It appears that Auottaau has
arrived iii Paris, and with him brought the military
details of the achievements within the circuit of
his own command in the north-eastern districts
of Spain ; but they afford nothing new.—The
private letters from the coast of France state,
that no dee iee prohibiting the exportation of grain
110 general has been published. Rye is the only
species which is not permitted to be exported.
These letters, however, communicate a new fiscal
regulation, namely, the imposition of a new duty
of 15 per cea. oc all wheat exported.

Letters Live been ieceived from China, via Ame-
rica, dated .20th .I,ooho y.
The /Varrets Hastings, from Bengal ; and the
Cojrneifs, from Penaag ; had arrived at China.
latter ship bud been ordered for surveying. on
account of her leaky state ; and it was expected she
would he sent to Bombay to repair.
The True Briton, we are sorry to learn. is gin
; she soiled from Bombay for China, in
company with the Scaleby Castle, Neptarse, and
Cumberland, on the tOth of August, hat parted
from them in the China Seas on the 13th of Octo-
ber. in a gale of wind. Tne three ships arrived at
Chita' on the 17th of October, and no intelligence
had been received of the True Briton at China on
the 20th of January. Hopes are entertained of
her fitting gone to Penang. or Cochin China.
Tie boat's crew of the Marquis if Ely, consist-
boo of Mr.o ASPOI.E. tact r, and twelve men.
which bad been %turd by the Ladrooes, was ran-
' coined from them for 7000 dollars.

The China Fleet were expected to sail for Eng-
land, the Ilith of February. under convoy of the
St. Albans; coin•iscing of the Perseuestace, Nep-
tune, Albion, Princess Amelia, Warren flastinps,
Nottingham, Cumberland. Glutton, Thames, Sealeby
enAtk, Royal Charlotte, Cuutii, and Marquis
of "Y.

On Thuriday the Rorer sloop of war arrived to
I.eith Roads from a cruise.
N• r• I APPOI3TIIEXTS of the ladies,
is promoted to a Pool Captain, ;Lod upposided to the &lift.
Serf, vie? Cosa, deceased; Capt. JAM', late militia's,-
issaader of the Oliseivateur, to the ladies; Lieut. Dyer. of
the Ceatnrion, to counseled ill, Driver; Capt. Crams to
the Mara; Lord Vs sa. Filmy, to the Macadamias ; Capt.
C. Schoenberg, to the dukes; Capt. Clwthasis, tote Loy-
d, n ; Capt. t% aide, to the Barterer ; Capt. Coe, to the North
Star; Cape. Ilesulerstro, to the Eclipse, vice Crept,
Capt. Routes, acting, to the Medusa; C.ipt. James Nash,
to the Salvador dot Moody. Hit tiag-vhip of Sir Robert Woke.
Capt. Philip Daiwa., of the Plover, is promoted to a Pon
Captain

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