The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-28 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, SEPT. 14.

!ORREAPONDENCE.)

or
to our Ambassador at Paris,
erday, charged with despatches from
or M. Salmon, Minister for Foreign
these despatches were received, ,If,
of 31inisters, and, immedlarely after
off kr St. Ildefonso. Many reports
these mortments ; but that which
ranee and England will join together,
ng on Spain the absolute necessity of
ms in our present sync= of govern.

y with
the
eebe
desertions which ,e
comealarming. The public
aa
of ti,e Queen's regiment of infantry,
eenAmeliA's regiment of cavalry. But
.Mirdater, who knows, by the official
t to him by the Captibm-General of
ura and Wilkie, that tb• desertion
squadrons of Horse Chasseurs has re.
y 3 400 men, 2,000 of whom have en.
ortuguese Esttemadura, is they call
rrovin-e of Tras-os.3lontes. The first
utcd themselves to the Governor of
tof Chaves. One remarkable fact in
ppears to have been done upon a very
that it has been the result of an
deputation which the column that to-
t to the Government of Jellies, and
ich entered Tras-os-31ontia to the Go_
similar purport, namely, that their ob-
oist' Government, through the medium
apt a system of moderation comps.

ed state of the age and the wants
at, in order to attain this object,
Lb are inseparable from a demand made
eterred coming to Portugal, rather than
tit idrifi. But If, however, from what.

rha c Gqvernmcnt should not think it right
e temps, without any ill.witl to Portu.
we Ly retuning to Spain with sword ill

the letters were received which contain
he two columns remain up9n the fron.
the Governors of Jelves and Chaves will
or Guremnsant as to the eor.duct to be
Vithout doubt these troops will be ro
rtuguese Govemment than the two squa.
urs have been.

tat these desertions arise from accideital
the Apostolic' insinuate, and which, for
they attribute to Government, by amts.
he jealousy of the army, by dressing the
dour, and paying thus v. ith exactness.
a fixed and determinate view, and has
qua to that which at rtistnt cvmprtust
he army is actuated is, that there exuts an
g sonic intlispeniable reformation♦ in our
In:cut ; and the necessity of putting a ter.
es and persecutions which, for the last
et: :pain, is s still more powerful cause Of

Fe troors which have gone to Portugal wilt
t►, and it is this day added that Gentnl

onumberetlr
ooff
st im
pteao
i.or dOn the
swho
h owoutle were
or side,fo g it
ees in
d iii Africa, had already gone to Lisbon,
uht, if the Portuguese Government con.
e formed upon the frontiers of Portugal*
my, at the head of which will be found all
tesairn, and MMiet•rs. Much alarm has
, in co:mega:nee of the disturbance that is
ng the ltoyalist Volunteer. One of
hanged, having been convicted of mos.
ernraent, dreading tLs attitude as.ume l
pardoned die assassin, although the Court
a 31:tjAty that there was no ralliati ig elf.
all reudtr the criminal worthy of tl.c royal
Late.

PORT

ATE COEIIES3•ONDENCE.)
1.11/30X. SEPT. P. I
war, the Gsrgeg, which bn ught tir Robert 1
nthats.tdor ut Itlo Jrneiro, to this city, Est
it Rol ert Gordon is the bearer of despatches
t to th! Emperor Don Pedro, in which hrr
to Ei. Ms j:sty a very detailed account cf all
' en p: cc to Fortug.tl since the Constitution

tired the day before yesterday, from the
ea tle.ng that a strong detachment of Spanhh 1
and tn.: tlt.y, had entered the Portuguese
ere yes:ertlay sent to the Oovemor, directing.
Id be cmnoned in the riling:: of Vorba, and
owed to can man from the day the troops{

le which had mime into our port iv still here,
I fir lorunua, to torn' pact of the Irene

a has been some days az Ultra, where eh!

tt absurd reports are spreri here respettini
lel. It Is now sAI that is is at 3ladriii,

,sl'ortnivil st the head of a Spanish army.
Islely be •n made at Braga, Grimarais, and
e ;•:;scitir.,4 trnul,les at tl,ose places. but
Vol Irmo them, and it I; only the mete
e ary rot is Oct: zircul4Con.

just eaccrial this port with timpatdste for
, who has, at the seine moment, received
vs, one ft o•ii Paris, and the other fri m

on a :rew construction, has just arrived
el, which is nearly u large as a ship of I
ti,les of rorrcha:AtiNe (rum England to
o Gibraltar, from which three Porte it will
foils to 1.,,t1t10u. It is about 809 tons by

LLOVl)':.—Yesterday the San.
rly p.e.:ting, at twelve o'clock precise.
ti, in the Chair. Upon the Re
discuss:un to A; place on the proprie'
)liverson, of the fi...11 of Lavie, Olivet
Solicitors, Ohl Jewry, as an Honowo
proposalas to adjourn the motion it
too other Lusiness before the Meetly;
Iced it.
from El Culnnbiamo, of the emb Jo!
St. Thuitius Gate, that the Spanish /
as made a d. scent on the coast of Sat
pi, (I the capital of that province. 'flu
i!,le from the confirmation it obt!tit
• her quarters. announcing that be
with a well-provisioned squadron, co]
battle ship, two frigates, and four bet!
r doubts, therefore, we may have of 11
vise rather from the folly of
is improbability,"
the election t.f a gentleman to fill
tilt:, borough drawing nigh, ride
late as to who will be the fortunate it
.t probable, we understand, tl ' it'
er the station ; but that either
r NiehMas Pobiusm, Esq., bet.
n Council, will be chosen Mayor by
vou/

I'o a counting-house, in _
neaus of false keys. awt
ened by similar instruments, and t
carrying off cash to the amount
)ffice which has been broken

month, and the fr, yuency
chants and shopkeepers not to
ctit•e places of business.—/bid.

only the mere dr
eon.
h despatches for t
omens, received tw
e other fry m M •
MS just arrived ft
trge as a slilp of the
,m England to vu
three Ports It will of
DUI 809 tons burden
the Subscribe
e o'clock precisely
ir. Upon the Re
e on the propriety
of Lavie, Oliver-
!, as an Honorary
-n the motion ai
:fore the Meeting,
of the Sittith July.
t the Spanish 4d
the coast of Sant
It province. Tlti
Intuition it obtain
incing that he hat
ted squadron, con
tea, and four brie
re may have of el:
urn the folly of tb
ntleman to Hi tit
; nigh, people UT
the fortunate it:
retsina, that ther
hat either Thorns
Esq., both aunt
own layor by tb
Harrington-sleet
The drawers an
nents, and the ro
the amount of 601
broktn open in the
nency of robberit
epers not to lea'
seas.—lbid.