The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-12-01 00:00:00

FROM THY MOSITELR.

"lc General of It/divide Fay arrived this day in Paris.
Be set nut from the headquarters of the Pins., of Ealing
•u the nth November. He triorsnred Portszal with au html
of
J.lO drab wna.
" Ha Wage missfartori news nt the 'homiest of our army
Hs emitredicis restively the Moe recount. of curry kind • hick
lb. English (she pleasure in di.sentianlisig in carry shape.
" Itor army IP .ibmid4otly provided. Orem!, meat, ries,
and esets auger and ...sire', were in great aMn•
dance. here were found upon the Tapas prorisimia of
leery ; in" arr sed trot• Aurora, Cstont.ll pro.
duce, sad a great uttantity of earn. AWE enemy bud &-
veiled all the milts, ...Lich cirristostatoo far some slays
rJdmpd tli- ...y 110 11,.. •190.1 rig r 4,14 chile beans; but since
Vie tith of (let the r.i..!, hys. Ines& ►e emsibliolowl is mini.
,carat :is n'ser tV g• old the lata4t.ty Of emit oceeseas)

fur the eosserupt,ot of the aruty. A great many cattle leave
eke b:ca fenirad.

" According to the 'remote given by General Foy. the
conduct of the English In the eatery is inconceivable. They
have entirely laid waste, beret, and destroyed, 7o knee, of
territory ; *circumstance which skews to the C,untieeet the
fate it would experiesee, if they should ever obtain any in-
dorse* there Pollard has been treater! like Beagal, after
the lodise &shims, (si CI lithe**. )
" As fur the real, the F.oglish occupy, at the gates of Lis-
boa, a stroll position covered with redoubts, in which they
have collected cumuli of every kind that they eunld procure.
The Prince of lEesling drove them at the point of the bayonet
from Almeida to the capital, that is to say, fur a space of ea
leagres No obstacle has retarded his march. It is to thin
raphlity it is owing that the doe valley ash., Tagus has we.
maimed eatimelted, and that {he seem bail not an °pewee-
nity of ravaging and berniegg*, sled which assure• the sob.
sietresee of the army for far oeIIVC.M.IIIIII6.
" The Primer of &sling has thrown a bridge met the Re-
era, with tire ate. de pint, which are impregnable. He has
shut collected Ina magazines at Santarem, which be I. fortify-
-1 ing; and has marked out the positions to pat it net of the
danger of a reap de *aim, for the purpose of as;uriug his eget-
tanuications with his strong places.
" The Ereglish limy has a gresaniany sick. There are also
a great Realm of Euetish deserters, while there is not oar
deserter from the French army. Every thing that has been
published is the Englii.h p slier, upon this subject, and oe a
supposed famine, which, if we are to believe them, has lasted
lenure than two mouths, are ll* many idle takes invested to
divert therople of Eng:and from the nisei's. which they have
etirr..wed respecting the file of the E icliali army.
, "There have Inca lea Jays rain, but the weather is new
become very line. Our army had very few sick. One cavalry
is principally fed on Indian (-nen, of which there is great
plenty : the bores arc is glued condition.
" The iutrenched camp of the. Eoglish before Lisboa snakes
their position respivrta'ile ; but it tequila to be defended by
40 Of so.nain Esielish troops.
"The Eeglish fleet, with an immense nemher of trans•
ports, is anchored in the Tapia The irlia;aticia of the
whole north pf Portagal is assembled at I.i.boit ; in c•Mlle.
(1440 f fof which as imam-use slumber of people are collected
there, ethic-it Se reductive of great dieardrrs and a dreadful
famine.
" As the General o; Brigide Lacroix was walking on the
banks of the Tagus, at Villa-Franca, with a friend, he wee
cut its two by a tannon-shot. This psalm Gametal *dicer
was of great promise, and his dealt, is much lamented.
" The prisoners 94 eseh side bore been esehesged."