The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-27 00:00:00

. SOUTH AM/filled.

A Coracoa Paper of the 31st July, contain. the
following intelligence ruin the. Spanish Main:—
" A report. reached this Wand on Sunday last, of
en engagement having taken place on the Igth in-
stant, near to Barcelona, between the Spanish aisil
Painot fleets, in which the former are said to have
been defeated, and the Pstnots to have effected
landing at a til.iest called Pantelos, a abort dist.toice
to windward of Barcelona. It is likewise.siasted,
that the Spasmsli sloop of war Nyarek, had spine
into La Guayas, oiler the action, in a eery dis-
abled state, and that the Patriots had succeeded
iu capturing a brig called the 71fee. liwtebergY
a nstreliadlinan, but which had been llnely
armed and rqsaisped int a rll4ll of wise, its Neon
Cabello. Os. the receipt of this disastroars. news

toilloCllo. vs, arm e-vor rry• ••• _
• LEICESTER, Sensuous 43. - st law Ciusyra, au rillbarga was
The fromowork‘koitters of this itiffielllSJ aright. . bid wt to that port. Such are the latestae...suns
bourhuod held a norettug.,yesterday un St..Alaego. -irons Porrio CiibOlu. mud or 'whine thrio ore all
rat'. Posture. William Jackson, who loss presided the pooticulays that have as yet trenvpirad of the
at former usgvijas4, was called to the chair. After above traosactioov, but we may raped by the tar,'
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4-411 y,
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arrival from the Main, a circumstantial account of
the result of these interesting event!. The event
of the glorious triumph of Marino at C.hi•iwro or
Contour', and of the concentration of all the forces
of this General, and thaw of Certenn, taraza. and
Rermuilesi with the expedition of Nlirgirita, is a
'ore harbinger or tie tool and irretrievable blow
prepared for the Spaniard•, tallith must undoubt-
edly open the gates of Camera' to the Independent•.
"be strength of the 'Repo blicaos may be stAciently
Irirritifl. from their having lately refit an auxiliary
body of 5,000 men, by the way of Cucuta, to moist
the operations of General Santander, who had all
reached Sognmogo, in the environs of the capital of
New Granada."

.PIREIGN ism LLIGENOE.

PARIS PA PIERS.

PARIS. SPPTVARBI se.
THE DUCHESS OF BERRY.
4.lresterday, Ht four o'clock, her Royal Hiehness
the Dachess of Berry felt the pains of child-birth.
The King bring apprised of it, proceeded at
live o'clock to the Palace Elytie Bourbon, where
he.found Monsieur, Madame, and the Duke of
Angonleme, who had preceded his Majesty by some
minutes. _ _

At 95 minwten after six the Ditches. of Berry
alit,' happily delivered of a Princes., on which occa.•
*ion the following bulletin was iritted :
Her Royal Hackney; the Duchess of Berry was delivered
Ns churning, at 35 minsites past f.ix o'clock, of a Priseess,
termed and in good health. The state of her Biqa
"Ilighness's health leaves nothing to be wished for."
(Signed by the Physicians, ire.)
Eat:: I) BULLETIN.

"'Their Royal Hit;hna•a►s the Duchess of Berry and
MaJemoiselle have patsed the day very well.
(SiKited by Three Physicians.)
" Half•past seven in the evening."

1:!ie Xing has named the young Princess Louise-
Marie-Therese, Demoiselle D'dstois.

After mass his Majesty received, on the occasion
of one happy accoNchemetit of the Duchess of Berry,
the congratulations of their Serene Highnesses the
Duke and Dnchcsa of Orleans, the Duchess
Dowager and Msdemniselle d'Orleans, of the Duke
end Duchess of Bourbon. The Ministers and
yerfign Ambassadors aho offered their congratu-
lations.

[The Moniteter contains a very long proces
detailing the state ceremonies thut were ful-
F ;le.! on the occasion of the Royal birth. The per-
-.cones commanded by order of the King to attest
t'ie birth were, the Duke de Dom and the Doke
de Reggio (Oudinot).]
A project of law, relative to the changes to be
mode in the Charter, is, it is Aida entirely drawn
up, and will be submitted for the acceptance of
the Chamber, immediately on the opening of the
Sessioo. The Mtuistry will endeavour to corn-
prosate by the septennial and entire renewal of the
C:•smher, for the concessions which it has granted
t.) the age and to the fortune of the elected.
nevertheless, anticipate great opposition,
aprears they have renounced the project of
doubling the Chamber.
It *mare that the relations between Spain and
Engle.nd become very active. The Duke de San
Carlos has just organized a regular post of Cabinet
couriers. They will communicate twice a month
te!tween Madrid and Lundoo, by way of Bayonne
nod Calais.

pARIS, SEPTEMBEa 43.
The Duchess of Berry erci Mademuisrlle enjoy
rxcel.:ent health. .

The Princess Marie-Louise-Therese d' Artois was
baptised on the day before yesterday, by M. tie
Bombelles. Bishop of Amiens, first Almoner of
ti.e Duchess of Berry.
Every thing is prepared in the Palace of the
Archisi•hoprlc for the reception of the Curilimil tie
Perigord, appointed Archbishop of Paris. We are
informed thkt his Eminence will take possession of
it oil the 3d of next month, and that on the 9th,
the slay of St. Denis, the first Archbishop of Nei%
his Eminence will be insta!!ed in the eathedisla es
will shin his Suffragan. the Abbe tie C./stele&
Marshal Guution Saint Cvr has within the lest
.few days resumed the porte-feuille of the Wet De.
pert

FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 18.

We approach the moment when the result of II e
deliberations at Carlsbad will hr made known. It
was thought that a communication to this effect
would have been made to the Diet in the last sit-
ting, but one or two legations not having received
their insyructioor„ the coinistunwatirai was post.
lamed until the 20th of this mon di, awl it will be
publialied immediately after. Aleasures have been
',dopied that this publication 4!•etild take place
rwarly at the same time iii Germany, Paris, and
London. It seems certain that the great question
of the Liberty of the Press lies been decided at
Cortland. Ail previous cense:l,l7;p is abolished,
bur there will be established et M grime a general
tribunal of censorship, winch wi!l exercise juris-
diction over all the public juttreals within the States
of the Confederation.

MIN. SEPTEMBER 26.

The King has, by a decrre of the 12th instant.
al/pointed the Duke de San Fernando, Grandee of
Spain, to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. vacant
ranee the disgrace of the Marquis de Cass.frujo.—
Idi4 Excellrucy is married to the 'inter of the Car-
shoal de Buarboo. Archbishop of Toledo. This
inpertination offers the...happiest litrien for the diplo-
avow affairs of Spain : it has produced the most
lig:treble teosatiou at be Court,. as also in the cm-
*mil of Spain.
diet Ai a jest y the Queen of Spain is expected at
the **utter. The prepasations that have been
suede in the kismet towns ofSpain, announce that
ihertialaievar will be received by demonstrations .ef

the liveliest joy. The grand expedition will pro.
bably sail ftwavCadizabout the end of this month.
cairn. CEPTF.MBRIt 9.

The yellow 'fever has made but little progress
)tere as yet : the precautions adopted by the au-
thorities induce a hope that its ravages will be atm
fined to the island u 1 Leon.

The sanatory state of our North America does
not seem to be very sainlactory. It is on this ac-
count that the ship Asia has been ordered from Ca-
diz to Mahon, where 'the is to perform quarantine.
She remained in harbour no longer time than was
necessary to discharge the two millions one hun-
dred thousand piastres in specie, which she had on
board. Nothing else has been deharked.
The greed armament for America would, per-
haps, hare already set sail, were it not for the occur-
rence of the yellow fever, for the insurrection at
Port Saint Mary would not have retarded it. The
army aruunots to MOO men.
_ .

General Calleja, the new Commander of the ex-
pedition, arrived here yesterday. Orders the most
pressing have been given to him that he should la-
bour night and day in making preparations for the
departure of the expedition.

FLANDERS MAIL.

Bat SEES, lIIPTEMHER iti.

The C'onsiiitsiionel of Antwerp Acqudiiita te,, that
the action brought against the Editor or that Paper
by the Ambassador of Austria. which woo to be
tiled yesterday before the Correctional Tribunal
of that city, has been put la till the 14111 of next
month.

Accounts from Madrid, of the Bth of this month.
mention, that the English Government has re-
newed i:s proposal to the Court of Spain, to ob-
tain upon certain conditions the cession of the
island of Cuba, which appears to place the Spanish
Ministry in a situation which is the more em-
barrassiog. as the inhabitants of that rich colony
seem resolved to defend their liberty by force of
arms rather than submit to the power of Great
Britain. The correspondence between London and
Madrid it extremely active at this moment, which
seems to indicate that highly important negocia-
firms are on foot; but they are involved in mystery,
mod we must grit with patience till time shall dis-
cover the secret.

FRANKFORT. SEPTESIBER 18.

The roads of the Grand Duchy of Bairn are
crowded with Jews, who are emigrating, with their
families to escape the persecutions to which they
are every where expooed. The Grand Ducal Go-
vernment have stationed picipiets of cavalry on the
high roads, to protect the Jews from being insulted
by the peasants, who, as well as the inhabitants of
the cities, hove a great antinosity towards them.
His Royal Highnoss the Doke of Cambridge
gave to-day at the Hotel a f the Emperor a dinner
to their Royal Ilighuesses Prince and Princess
William of Prussia, the Here,iitary Prince and
Prim,e as, and Prince Laois of Hesse llottil.u•g, and
his Serene flightless the Linelgrave Frederick of
Hesse. !fuss, SEPTEMBeR 9.
Our little town is all in a bustle i,a expectation
of the arrival of the flew Queen. We had hitherto
flatten d ()wader, that on the King's marriage the
late of the Spanish tills wool,: be alleviated, and
that a great port of them 'rivulet obtain permission
to return to a corittry which is en dear to
them, but there are now strong reasons for be-
lieving that this hope will not be realised. On
a late occasion, one of the King's Alinisters, who
enjoys his entire coofideoce, expressed himself in
relative terms, iii answer to solifitations made him
by the relatives or friends of sonic of the proscribed.
ITheis this affair must be left to time.

It is certain that some persons of Cadiz hove
died of the ye llow fever. This circumstance
exdtrs great fears fur Atidulttsia, in spite of
all the precautions taken against this malady,
generally called in Spain Foincto Negro.--
Some families hare retired into thffereot pints
of La (Winch*. As for the expedition, its sail-
ing is become impossible at this moment. It is
said that Melchior has. written an insolent and
boasting letter to the Governor of thedajos on
the execution of some persons taken *with aims in
their bands, anal -shut he varties his audacity so far
as to threaten reinitiate.