The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-03 00:00:00

THE OEYEllat. COMMANDING AT BATONNE TO HIS EXCEL-

LENCT THE MINISTER OF WAR.

" On the !!!lth August General Count d'Espagne overtook and
arrested Besvicres and his accomplices, one league from 111oline
d'Arragon.

" Or; the 26th Bessieres was shot. with seven of his accomplires,
whose names follow :—Bagnos, Colonel ; Gomez, Captain of Ca-
Thiry ; Pirenton, commanding a party; Ortega, Adjutant of Ca.
'airy ; Belosco, Lieutenant of Cavalry ; Guisbona, ditto ; Touras,
ditto.

'• The King Is still at St. Ildefonvo, where every thing is
tranquil, u well as at Madrid, and on the whole road to Bayonne•
(A true Copy)

" Count de KERESPERT,
" A.CHAPPE."

ERIVATT'W.—In the Telegraphic Despatch from Brest, inserted
in the Moniker of yesterday, first paragraph, for sanctionne,
read entertne.

From the Journal des Debats.ll
MADRID, AUG. IS,
It is said that King Ferdinand has written to the King of France
to inform him of the critical sitaadon of hit kingdom.
r Two French cotuiers arrived yesterday at St. ildefonso ; one of
them, it is said, brings orders to all the French in the service of the
King of Spain, to return immediattly to their own country. On
the arrival of these couriers, the Chief of the French Staff set out
post for Madrid.

The King is expected immediately in this capital. The Junta of
Public Safety sib permanently at La Granja. The Superintendent
of Police has not yet arrived here.
It is observed that the soldiers of the Royal Guard In barracks
at St. Ildefonso have abundance of money ; they are seen to play
at Petit Pala with piasters. 31any persons think they can easily
point out the source and the destination of this corrupting money.
Yesterday evening a commotion was feared in 31attrid, but,
thanks to the good regulations of the civil and military Autho.
rities, the public tranquillity was not disturbed. At ten at night
nobody was to be seen in the streets. It will be difficult for the
Carlists to undertake any thing while the garrison of this capital
shall be commanded by Generals Zembrana, Espagne, and San
Roman._-Jeurnal Politilue de Toulouse.

TOLOSA, Acct. 24.

The letters from Vittoria of the !2d August give reason to fear
that the same disposition prevails in the province of Maya as in
Biscay. The number of persons devoted to the Carlists is stated
at 8,000.

Arragon does not enjoy perfect security. Letters from Saragossa
of the 17th announce a fermentation, and say that Bessieres
seemed to be taking the road to that province. It is affirmed that
the Trappist has found means to es:ape from his convent, and that
he had taken the field.

According to the report cf travellers coming from Old Castile,
the agents of rebellion reckon upon .18,000 men in that province,
where arms and ammunition have been long in reserve.
Galicia, commanded by a declared absolutist, M. Eguia, cannot
fail to follow the torrent.

Other travellers who have come from Madrid .ay that they heard.
as they passed through Burgos, that two regiments had raised the
standard of revolt at Corunna and Fermi. If this noes is confirmed,
the expedition preparing for the liavannati is rendered abortive.
People like to believe, and we partake this opinion, that the
Infant Don Carlos has no concern in the commotion, which are
already excited, and are preparing in Spain. He is put fcrward,
and his name made use of, without his participation.

. .
As soon as there was an appearance that his Catholic Majesty.
in conjunction with his natural ally, was resolved at length to pu
an end to the disorders which have afflicted Spain for some time
past, and unhappily for these two years, men whose violence and
eicesseateffd their drummer, Stave not-hesetated to soy that it was
necessary to exterminate even the last of chose men who havetlesired

[From the Courtin Francais.]

PARTS; AUGUST 31.

There has been today a general decline in all the stocks. The
Three per Costa., Which closed yesterday (au coe*ptant) at 72f.,
opened at 70c. lower, and fell 30c. more, making a declined If.
For the end of the month the Three per Cents., which opened only
lk. lower, fell 9k. more, making on the whole a fall of If. 10c
The Five per Cents. fell 2k. as compost, and 40c. for the end of
the month. After Change both stocks experienced a farther fall,
as compost ; the Five per Cents. were quoted at 101 f. 7k.; the
Three per Cents. at 70f. 60c. Neapolitan Rentes fell If. 60c., as
compost, and If. only for the end of the month.

Joseph I3oraparte, and Prince Murat and suite, left here
yesterday, in the steam boat Bellona, for Philadelphia.—
New York Pnper, Avg. 4.
The brig Hardy sailed from Monte Video on the 6th of
June : left there the brig Commerce, of London, and the
brig L:rerel, of Liverpool, loading. Several gun-boats had
arrived from Rio de Janeiro, in company with a frigate and
several brigs, and it was expected some more vessels of war
would be round soon from Rio. The Captain of the gun-
brig reported that he was going, in company with the gun-'
boats, up the ricer to Buenos Ayres. One of the Brazilian
brigs captured the Buenos Ayres packet, landing arms,
a few miles below Monte Video. A few days before the
sailing of the Hardy, the Brazilians took possession of the
Mount, and hoisted the Brazilian flag once more, after be-
ing abandoned and the guns spiked by them, and several
despatches had been sent to the Emperor. On the day of I
sai!ing all was quiet.—Gore'r 144)-pol Advertimr. _ I