The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-10-30 00:00:00

tread-quarters of our army of Estrematlura are at
Deleitosa ; the movement of some Englishetroops
towards La Mesa de Ibor is spoken of. The pass
into Gallicia by Astorga is defeuded by a numeroils
corps of Asturian soldiers; these troops, combining.
their movements with those of the army of Gallicis
and of Ciudad Rodrigo, will prevent the French in
Old Castile from assisting their army on theTagos.
King Joseph has set oat fol. La Grenga. It was
known at Madrid only by his not appearing in pub-
lie. Neithes the Palace Guards nor °Seen. of the
Household had been removed ; does he again wish
to act the hero, and to renew the exploits of Tala-
vera ?.

OCTOBER 7.
General Blake was on the 23d tilt at Tess, near
Gerona ; his object is to throw fresh succours into
that invincible city.
By an authentic statement of the French army iu
Catalonia, it appears, that 56,000 French have en-
tered that principality, of whom, according to the
most moderate computation, not more than from
23 to ,0 0 remain. Two Swiss regiments,
belonging to Soult's division, which is at Mu-
sencia, have not mutinied. The French troops that
were at Talavera, are assembling at Toledo, where
they are fortifying, or pretending to fortify
themselves. These measures, which are moreover
useless, on accctint of the facility of surrounding
that point, prove at least the weakness of their
force, and the little hope they have of being able
to maintain themselves in New Castile.

The insurrection in Arritgoncoji;ues with ac-
tivity. Sachet's division hits upwards or 3000
wounded in Zarugoss. The desertion of the Ger-
mans and Poles continues.

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

BERLIN, OCT. 14.

According to certain intelligence received here
from Dresden, me Peace between France and
Autr a was actually concluded nu the .sth, by the
respective Ministe,.. Plenipotentiary, Count Chain-
!ae;isy avid the Prince of Lichtenstein, and the
Treaty • as seat for ratification to Ilia liajesty the
Emper. r Francib, at 'Fut.'.

•ett.NN.t,
The germs (lames (teat, the chyssvcrs of .the
gunutl, Auk' the Polish ::,.:.at cavalry, fave'nlve.ttly
starched Letter, and •- to place re:43-i for the Em-
peror on the roan
Ths works " ns fortifications are au4pen.leti.
So far lots the .Bait sr S•rember, the Empe-
ror declare „trend Marshals that psece was cer-
tain; ad, wt they would soon return to Fraucc,
sad ll' • ssd tt

vitqsrm, OCT. 7.

...le Mb of 0-toher, the birth-day of the 1-.to-
,r inokeer.r Hullr gave a grand
.hnour of 100 . and wore on that day the erws
of Marla ,ttapeuded from u chew of gold.

REICIII'• H rl. I. (1% UPPER BAV•RIA), OCT. 4.
On the 2 of Sept. the Tyrolese I.l"urgents,
in luonere;.:, ho,fles, attacked at the *Mile tooincot,
and on '1;1, o!:.. the Pass of Infers. On thi<occa-
stno
river hills, %%hid) were hitherto be-
hey: - b • .I. ; after an obstinate reAstance
the !.rice were obliged to yield to su;wxior
and, after very Kreet loss, to retreat to Soltz-
burgle. Oit, the 16:11 the insurgents appeared rsat
the lull,, to the cool It of this town : a hen, however,
titer saw the g.srri•oit here was ready for their re-
ception. and that cry Wass was filled with can-
noa, tl:ey slid not think proper to descend from
We em see their advanced posts with
the asked eye on the points of the rocks. The day
before yesterd.ty live of them were brought in here,
who hod syproaelied within 500 pet.% to remit-
non, e tile town. 'Fbeir dress is all uniform, eon-
sistin4 of a grey jacket, trimmed with green, a
brood mend dark green hat, fastened airfi a bright
green band, and aurinounted by a high plume of
feothers. They have the neck, breast, and knees
h:. re.

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