The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-04-11 00:00:00

LON DON,
WEDNESDAY. Aram

At a late hour, last night, we received Dutch
Papers to the eth instant. The following are
extracts:— ■AYONNT, 11•101

Letters from li,yonne state, that His Catholic
Mummy made his solemn entry in Malaga, on
the atb of this month. Numerous deputations met
the Mao, on his approach to the city; and, on his
arrival there, he received the congratulatory ad.
dresses of the Con.tituted Authorities, and then
proceeded to the Cathedral, where Te Deism was
solemnly sung.

111P1.111. MARCH 17.
Prince PIGRATELLI STRONGuI.I. General of Ui.
vision, sod Aid-de-Camp of His Majesty the K t so,
is to proceed to Spain, to take the command of the
Neapolitan troops, who are in Catalonia.

The further irnorsidrriiiion of Sir FRAN( Is Ilt
DSTIs Letter to the SPCNICII, taintd the utteu-

tion of the House of Commons during the whole
of last night. The first motion on the subject was
made by Mr. Cumvxo, who, thinking that it
would be most becoming iii the House to pass
over the letter in contemptuous sileuce, prop., •
" That the debate should be adjourned for six
months." Mr. D. Glo( seconded the motion.
Almost every Member who spoke, condemned the
conduct of Sir F. I)URDETT. The CHANCELLOR Of
the EXCHEQUER moved, as en amendment to the
original question, a Resolution expressive of the
opinion of the 11.iuse, that the letter was" a high
ag4ravation of the Baronet's former offence, and
only to be passed over for the presmt, on account
of his being already under punishment, fur a breach
of their privileges." The debate continued until
after one o'clock this morning, when the motion of
Mr.CIatWEN, and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE-
QcEß's amendment, were withdrawn, and a new
amendment, proposed by the latter, wee agreed to,
stating "That the litter was a flagrant abuse of the
high privileges of that House ; but it appearing that
the SERJEANT-VT.ARMS had executed the warrant,
and that Sir Fitasius Bu an err was safely lodged
in the Tower, the letter should not lie inserted up-
on the Journals of the llouse," which motion wits
carried unanimously.

The weather, upon which Ministers threw so much
blame, in the case uf the Walcheren Expedition, has
at length proved their best friend. The rain, which
fell almost incessautly all Monday night, an:l until
seven o'clock last evening, greatly contributed to
prevent the assemblage of any idle and disorderly
gronpes of the populace ; and, if the means of
safety resorted to in the distribution of the mili-
tary all over the metropolis and its vicinity, did not
inspire an idea of danger, we might consider our-
selves in perfect safety and tranquillity. The extra
guards were all withdrawn no the outside of the
Tower. Ingress and egress were allowed, as usual;
and all is perfectly t►anquil. There was not even a
centinel at Sir Fitancts's door; and Guy persen
might visit him with AS perfect freedom as if it were
his own house in Piccadilly.
Such, however, are the apprehensions entertained
by Government, of the probability of a recurrence
of the tumults and riots ; that yesterday, orders
were issued to the Bloomsbury and several other
volunteer cori,s, to parade daily at 6 o'clock ; and
if was intim:.ted, at the same time, that those who
did not attend on this occasion, would be expected
to surrender their anus to the Adjutants of their
14:orwruve regiments.

Tire fullowifig is a statement of some of the per-
.nos kil lea auui wounded, in the vicinity of the Tower,
on Monday :—At St. Bartholomew's Hospital, two
men, who were wounded in Crutched-friars, were
ilast hi t 6:0 wide red in a fair way of recovery.

At the Globe Tavern, kept by Mr. DALII;o at
the corner of Retying-lane; Crutched.friara, the
following persons were wounded:— BRIAN,
bncklayer, in the employ of Mr. THOMAS, wound-
ed by a ball in the neck, and taken to the London
Hospital, since dead—A servant of • corn-meter,
shot in the breast, and taken to St. Thomas's Hos-
pital, consirleied in a dangerous way last night—
Another man, name unknown, died at the same
Hospital—A 3 oung man, name unknown, collect•
ing-clerk to a corn-factor, is Fish-street, wounded,
but Likely to recover. H.! was at that house. with
Gaol. in his pocket, the property of his employers.
when he received the wound. The house is much
damaged—two shots vsesa through the parlour-
windows—ln the upper windows there •re above
twenty squares broken. The loth Light Driagmns
are quartered ia that viciiiit3 ; even• part of the
metropolis and its vicanily haa a full proportion.
The Cornwall Regiment of Militia was marched
into Kentish•town, and quartered on the inhabit-
ants; none of the public-houses had less than eigh-
teen billeted on it. The Assembly-house had eigh-
ty. In the course of half an hour afterwards, there
was not a loaf to be had, and the inhabitants were
obliged I. send into town for provi.ions.

The following is a cioil) of the Circular sent to
the Voluuterrs:—

B. I C. A.
Yon are droirril to meet t►e eurps, under arms, at the
Foendling Hurpttal, at eight 11c1...eh tu•morro. inn g

April to, tsto.

SAM. C. COX,
Lieolenaut•COlonel Coo.

A mail from Heligoland HMV, d Isst morning, with
German papers to the 30th Mardi. and Swedish to
the ath instant.—We have also welted Paris pa-
pers to the Ath, and Dutch to the ;tit. The Paris
papers contain an account of tiir 41%11 niarrsage of
BoaAPAaTC and the Princess MA at* I.ovlgt, nn
the Ist of April. It was executed preeswiy accord-
tog to the plan which has already appeared in this
Paper.—" A most surprising circumstance," say the
Paris papers, " is, that, at St. Cloud, the a eather
was pretty fair, at the s4llle time the in Paris the
streets were inuodateil with an incessant torrent of
rain. Fears were already entertained a i.h regard to
the festiti” of the ensuing day ; and we had begun
to lament the less of so many preparstions made
in the capital to celebrate the moat august of cere-
monies, and the most memorable of evrtitv.—
The star of the Emperor once inure prevailed oter
the etplisincii3,l gales. At the moment wh.n the
cannon announced the departure of His M
the run tii•i,trsEd the clouts; and n.ithtn4 a,•