The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-10-03 00:00:00

SPANISH PAPERS.

CADIZ, SEPT. 4.

The French garrison of Covarrulitas, hi the pro.
vince of Burgos, was lately surprized by the light
parties of the curate Merino y Salazar. Use
hundred and twelve earn, including five officers
and seven serjeants, of whom the gai moo einisis!ed,
were put to the sword, with the exception of tlor-
ty, who were made prisoners.
The fortress of Tortosi is abundantly supplied
with provisions; and althonglt we eo not %hunk
that the report of the enemy having railed the siege
is true, yet it seems cerhiii, that iii an action, which
took place on the 3d, the enemy's loss amounted
to 1200 men, in killed and prisoners.
The army of Valencia was tucking the necessary
preparations to put itself in motion, and act tit
rented with the corps which was formerly com-
manded by Don Francisco Paltifox, mid is now
tinder the orders of General Villacitsup.
The army of the centre in.de a movem►nt,
Lill although we have not yet received arty parti-
culars relative to its operations, yet, we under-
stand, that the first engloneuts have turned out
►ucrrsful to our arms.

CADIZ, SEPT. R.

Sin-e my last nothing particular him occurred in
this Oar,.
The two threo-deritirs honed for the Memnon'',
mulled yesterday, accompanied by the !optic-able,
fps her way to Ver■ Crux, froin whence the Bul-
w,n►k. Cwt. 'troilism*, is daily expected with a
supply of motley, of which we stand in notch need.
'We have on novelty in this neighbourhood ; the ,ur-
render, contrary to all expectation, of Almeida, has
caused vouch sorrow here.

Hts locelleney General O'Donnell is.ned the
fillimoinc Afirfreno, fluter' 'rortiona. August 9. :
" My heart abounds with joy in contemplating the noble
&odour which inspire yon with the determination of mint r-
ifle the religion of your forefathers, the inileperidetice of
your country, and the sovereignty of our august :iluuartli,
Er ',lnland VII.
" All the principality of Catalonia views sou with parti-
cular interest and admiration, and its S:esseral nib a ems-.
passion tweed a ith gratitude.
" Re smithy of the name of Spaniards,' mud pre.erve the
gi,,ry wt.. h, en It.rsiser occa.wna, sour Grnfalbns acquired
I r the held of humour, and in detours of Milk rowitry
In the mime of His Mates's, I give the t exorcise
thanks to the ialsahilaota, and rS:coniinend to ho rsovereign
costo‘deration the ennsidri:itile :sod retainer, sarrifi,e, who-h
they have made to aid Of the ilefenee of this place, by carting
down the fruit trees, *WI kvciling with the ground n member
of hauilsome buildings, in order that the royal ry may
nriniburse them for lonMs of well 'magnitude, or at least exo-
nerate them from' every cootrinotion which it may have been
usual to levy upon them.
" In like mantior, l engage to be the friend and advocate
of DO distinguialseil a people, and to itegleet n.r oppostriudy to
procure for them every assistance that may he requisite.
" Puistie with Gemiseita Slur noble career which your !mfr.-
otiom aad vetoer has potsitcdiort to yes '—ltriew chimer Rut
time r the heads of frieudship which smite you to the hr.ne
sternum of this plate, which glories in brows tug ou you the
praise which yon so amply merit; and abets our beloved
comtdos shell God itself isittrverlent, and uudcr the mild do.
Ironton of our legitimate Monarch, eon will deserve the at.
moot grutitoite of for Spanish swim', soil will have mewed
to ;onset yea that illustriose Owe ish.th you deserve to oc-
cupy in the temple of liaison
11.4nlosa, A. 14

isApi:lu, Al t..

In the night of the 14th uut, tin. ..1101r giriril at
tier via ut !niacin &swill, including the UlGccr

which tomniandeil it. Or the Same day arrived
56 carriages nl sick and wounded from La Mancha
and the vomiity of Talavera, as also roam wounded
by the gate of Recolleta.
Oe the 12th, in the morning, troops were de-
tad.eil from this garrison to Arabaea and Las
11111.1111, 111 consequeime of the Patri.tq htt lug made
some approaehu,, and there it no doubt hot there
eivs some ekttno.loog, hrr.atsr en the followhnt
_htsuone wounded erre brought in films that ride.
ill the evening three dispatches arrived, one Lif them
brought by an Officer, whose horse dimiped deed
just at he arrived at the gate of St. Vincent; ill coo_
sequence of which, reinforceuteuts of comity were
sent off.

• The works constructing for the defence of the
Retire) are carrying on with all the activity which
the want of hands (winch every day becomes greater)
will permit. They extend to the gate of Aleala.
Another battery is raising in the gate of the Com-
l.:mina. Nu person is suffered to pass behind the
Refit° ; chit there are sentinels both by day and
night at proper distances.

GERMAN PAPERS.

•1117NNA. SEPT. 15.

The reigning Prince of Liehteu•tein has resigned
Ins gmei !intent *f Austria and Vienna, hut still
remains FieliPinorshal. and proprietor of his regi-
ment of lluss4rs. It is supposed that Prince
Schwan zeuburg, the present Ambassador. will suc-
ceed him.

Count Metternich is flow soon expected to ar-
rive here from Pali:. Ilia Majesty the Emperor
Napoleon has presented him with a superb set of
silver plate, valued at 250,000 frames.
There sic no certain accounts of the departure
of the Grind Sultan for the Turkish army. Among
the unauthorised report* in the Presburg Gazette.
is one, stating that the Russian's have discontinued
their organization of the Pro►inces of Wallachia
and Nleblavia.

The Turkish garrison in Rudschuck is said to
amount to 18,000 men.

SEPT. 12.

Of the dreadful conflagration, which on the sth
inst. destroyed a great part of Buda, we daily re-
crive more distresing intelligence. The number of
buildings, reduced to • heap of ashes, amounts to"
400, and many lives have been lost.

suAnt 1, SFPT. 6.

On the military road along the right bawl• of the
Rhine, swill detachments of troops daily arrive
from the interior of Germany, in order to return
by the road of Kehl to France. The announced
arrival of greater corps, which were to pass the
same road, seems to be again deferred. flowerer,
several detached putties of the French Artillery
Train have crossed the Rhine, in order to re.ich the
41.iitte and the Danube, to fetch Ind.! :try
which are transported from PA333U, ‘Vurtzliurg,
&c. to France.
Since theist instant, the Bareuth newspaper has
again been peltli4lied.

FRONTIER 4 Or TURKEY, SEPT. I.

Accortling to recent accounts, ,o,ne very
scenes have happened near StAtionla on the I Ith
and I:2th tilt. of which the particulars are hourly
expected.

STocKlirst,m, SEPT. 7.
A part of the great English fleet is yet in the
neighlionrl.ooll of Carlscrotta. where several of our
ships are laid op.

Tfir. onrn, •err. 14.

Count Gottorp (Gastavito Adolphus) has not
continued his jiiurney overColberg, but has taken
the way to Russia. Ile passed through Ninem.
berg the 121 h instant, •t night, on the road from
Stargard to Koningsberg.

COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 15.

The following has been published the 14th inst.
" Patent eorrc g some exceptions from the
general eml ergo of all vessels along the Elbe and
west coast of the Duchiam of Schleswig and ILl-
steM, with r►spect to the coasting trade.
" We, Frederick the 'Sixth, by the grace of
God, King of Denmark, Norway, &c. &c. publish
henna ith, that we have been pleased, in considera-
tiuu the incasing saints of the interior trade, to
grant the following exceptions to ships and vessels
that were under the general embargo :
" 1. All vessels carrying inland products, ma-
nufictures, Ste. from one place of our duchies to
another, with • counter-certificate (provided it is
not prohibited in the Decree of the gth of August
last), are exempt from the general etub•rrgo.

" 2. Those vessels and boats of which it is known
that they are only used for fishing, aro likewise
exempt from the said embargo.
o J. Such ship., vessels, and boats, exempted
from the embargo, must, upon no accutuit, or under
any pretence whatever, be used for the transport of
prohibited goods, or those not of European produce.
'• 4th. Whoever acts against this proliihition,
fin fieis the detected goods, and the vessel used for
such transport, half the value of which goes to our
treasury, and the other half to the informer ; and
be shaH besides be punished with from three to
twelve months' imprisonment in the house of cor-
rection, according us the nature of the case may
require. Gies u at our Caole, Fredericksberg,
Sept. 11, 1810. " FatDrntex

SMYRNA, JULY •27•

In Asiatic sod 'European Turkey, the walla.
si.n.nt for the oar is wthout esninple The rich
people in the country send more recruits to the
Pachas of the provinces than they are bound to
furnish. Many of them tak. the fit Id in prison.
Cy pr u., Candia, and oil the isLinits of the Archipe-
lago, have sent numerous contingents to Cuastauti•

THE BrUTTSB. PRESS.

• I.ONDON,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBIR 3.

RETaEAT or LARD
SPI::ACY AT LISBON.

We this day resume our extracts from the Cadiz
Papers to the loth. and Lisbon to the 16th last.—
Them Papers were brought to Falmouth. by the
Queen Charlotte par ket from the former place,
rind the Walsirighina from the latter.—By this con•
veyence Government have also received Dispatches
from Lord Wt. t. 1.1 xwron, dated the 1:011, at
which tune his Luidship had his Head-quarters
at Gouvea, a strong position westward of Guards,
to which latter place the French hail sent a parole.
—Report, irid..ed, went farUier, and stated, that
they hail occupied it with a considerable force.
huts, after all the del ii 101 l aim imposition prac-
tised by the 'freewill Journal., and all the :those
lavi,.hed by them neon the Journals conducted in
a spirit Of trot!), it is officially atinotruced and con-
fessed that Lord IVELLINGION is retreating !
Goners is not stilliLielitly arliarfted to enable
us to judge whether his Lordship means to fall
hack upon 3lonilego Bay, er upon Lisbon.—A
most important discovery has been uiade in that ca-
pital, which induces us to wish, that, i■ the event of
the necessity of evacuating the country, he will pre-
fer the former place for the point of embarkation.—
Private letters from Lisbon state, that a conspiracy
has been discovered in that city, the object of which
was to overturn the Regency, blow up the maga-
zine., and give up the place to the enemy. The
di.covery was made to Lord I.t.'st.t.toterno, and the
mails and letters were iminedirtely stopped and
opened. In consequence of the information con-
tained in them, 200 persons of distinction were ar-
rested, and, it is added, immediately sent off to
Africa. They were taken in the houses where they
were deliberating : 5000 stand of arms belonging to
the conspirators had also.been*discovered, together
with an invitation to MASSEN A. and a proclamation
to the people, inviting them to declare in favour of
the French. Tde discovery of so treasonable a plot
had produced, for a time, great alarm at Lisboa
wh;cli,however„ lied subsided before the sailing tl.e
packet.—A letter from Falmouth, received yester-
day, confirms the above statement, upon the aotho.
city of the accounts given by the pass,mgers io the-
par ket ; amid adds. from the same source, that
5000 stand of arms, secretly prov.ded, in further-
ance of the conspiracy, had been discovered ; sod

that so Ottedriite,tiasr, the inform it:on received
I Lord %YELLING/TON, he knew the number --
house occupied!. by the eolispilusors, or
' =mos were copctsded.--The late Co[ Niel
that was entere4 into by this Conntly
112 S not yet been earned into effvet. TI,,
In be a mi,understunding betty, en thi
Custom flosates. at Lisbon, resisei ti:ig
receive she ditties the !utter slut .110„i
unless the bond is entered into, toga;
15 per cent. more in case the right is
by the former ;so that it not tiiilik"l:
will coutinue to get 30 per (vit.
A lat.

late hour laic sitight.we received
Papers te the 4J4 last—their contents are
'gramme.

The Turks were never known to
•igorous exertion's as in the present war
sia. Their forte at *hornls is estimated
The departure of the GRA N D SIGs
the army, was not knowu at the date of
accounts.

The Ex-King of Swrostc, d of
to the South, has itro.:eetled ott 1113

l:ua.iu.

The Funds revived
n little yes.i erwt:
quence of a growing opinion th it ii
Annsißst GoLusmi WS atr,ir, Ar,t
as from his in:qaprholy 4111 they ii
supposed to be.—The Con,ols left
day at 651; uu t Oinniiiin at 7i
Nu communication has yet be wide
Exchange from Mr. GOLDS/410.3 catgut,
The following letter has b, e.s addr
different creditors:—

Sto,-.4ltoers. 1311NORIDOE,K
and Iit:NMETT. being appointed by the
Loft or the EXCHIQUER to import oui
beg !ware to refer you to them fur tie'

An Evening Print of yesterday' 6113,--g,
sorry to undrr.tand that some distur
taken place between our troops sod tl
But,ssnica's corps iu the Isle of
which sonic shots were exchanged. %V
heard that am• fires were lost."

lie Earl Spencer cutter beg been tent
&miry Bay, to attend the orders or the
. _

mataler-in-Chief on that station, who has ..
utanded to proceed to Bear bland, to examine
and report upon the capabilities of that
converted into a naval detain, sad a foil
eat to protict the trades and also the
from time to time may be ordered to
there, it being intended that by mad by
India convoys shall assemble and wit f
haven harbour. This prject hus via
alarm et Cork, and with good reason, fur
into effect. it must prove highly hijavous
city.
• Dirmatches from Mr. MACKTNZIE were
day received at the Transport
senger who brought them left Modes
oil the 26th ult. accompanied by three
Mr. M ACKEN Me remains at Morlais, •
it is inferred that the negotiation for an,
prisoners is not yet broken off.
A Gentl..tinni lately arrived front
which he lett on the 14th ult., swr, it t'
reported there, that the Grai;cl-1;11-,;
Duche.is of (.:OuaLstess was to marry a o'
LETRAND, far whom Courhiud would
ed into a linigdoni. It was every day
that.Bote APARTE would send his caroused
King of Patois to put himself at the '-
troops, in order to act against Russia.
reported, that au army was assembling .
for the avowed purpose of retaking Finland.
The lit as has been pleased to appoio-'
1551%1439N Mau, Esq. to be a Catum`
managing Ilia Ms.taiers's Customs, in r
Sir A I.IiXit4DIC4 Munro, Kiligtit, der
It appears that the I eof Got.usN.,
kept but dOO,OOOl. of the loau original.
elves (that 4,600,0001. (tithe English, and
of the Irish). 'rhea, purchases of °rat—
io order to sustain it. have tibiae ()mistime
difficulties which. its a moment of agitai•
the fatal act.

The amount of the purchased Omni
100 en stated ; but it is punitively raid by
able characters who bare looked into I
the house. that there would be a very
firplus for the &wily of the deerweil.
ling all the engagements of the Arm, prt!‘
the holders of the Oinniuso (as security
advanced) do not improvidently bring
the market in a hurry.
It was, of count., necessary i• this
to examine the state of the account *1
Bills. With the Treasury this accrual
But recently the subordinate Boards
calved Exchequer Bills from the
■ttawrr their &mewls. hail *lent them.
Ma. GOLDSUID to lie sold. and tl e I
1/4111 to their respective accounts at
Engtind. Upon this line of act. ttl
1111 e to the Navy sod Ordnance OtTsces,
others. After the most minute tote.,
proof of the -foods of the deceased.
has resolved to abstain from tossing an
commencing any process for this sum.
With respect to the India Company
been meutioned. the care is, that th
they received from Parliament was ist
in the shape of Ex hrquer
/MD was dby the Treasury 1
Leadenliall-street, to sell the as they
ory. lie is said to have, bad to the
459.0001. in hi. heads—upon which hr
150,0001.—aud be had received •oni
should want the remaining 300.0001.
the I.t of October (Monday last); but 1
the Company hold Oilleielo as • sec'
believe that the amount of the Etcher; ir
and not paid in, a treenail above 40t1

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THEATRES.
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coomr-GAnosti.
Comedy of Speed the Ploun'h
Li.t siight the . _
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d he E.l:ertaiiiment of the Thad Boy, were per-
-rated at tnis theatre. Mr. :lingoes, in the ab-
-re of Mr. Allunuan, sustained the part of Sir
• Wendy, with much credit to himself. Mr.
osvoil was
the substitute for Mr. C. Kmlate,
. continues muck indisposed. Mr. Jones. was
v lively and entertaining in Bob Handy; and
Comedy was very well received.
Iltertlu.
°neseg's Play of The Stranger was perform.
here last night. Mrs. PuwELL, as Mrs. Haller,
kA extremely well :—she displayed much feel-
, and imparted a deep interest to the scene. In
in the boxes was so much
last Act, a Ludy
ei J that she fell into hysterics. The audi-
'lerired great pleasure from seeing Miss KELLY
au before that politic to whom she had afforded
nrieh pleasure au d amusement during the sum-
prawn.
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fOR THE BRITISH PRESS.
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pitOPRIZTY OF RIOTS.
Mr. EDlTOR—Though the riots at Cr vent-gar-
s Theatre, after a short life of two years. may
slid" to have merle their exit;" yet it is likewise
A, that "the invininy of a gond thing never diva."
a this account 1 rejoice at the admirable preee-
st they most leave behind them. It will now be
• *Mk far any dealer, whether in theatrical or
r wares, to demand any price but what the
()b may thiuk fair and justifiable, which is pre-
ely what the law ought to be on this subject ;
r it would be extremely hard if the seller of au
mete should hive stay thing to do with biting the
ice apail het own goods !
Beebe I aims re most is the perfect non-ehnlance
rah which Ih.! Nliiiistry have looked on, while the
eat teem of Undo') was in a state of uproar for
e a year ! Some malicious people have inti.
Ant 4, that they had their reason." for such
dart, 24 is drew 'olf all attention froin their own
rims; si.J that is consequence they could act
tar OWN pieces with the most miserable Per.
roets•ithaut bring hissed off the stage. This
pot appears plausible enough, but us they havt
Aimant• acting with the saute set, and hays
,es as dispositinn to improve their Company, I
. low led to believe they think the opinion o
ria Bail of much consequence. If Mr. Perceive
co " the Kinz," Lord Chatham " tire Gram
.1 er" sad Lord *quire " the Choleric MIN;
a tixed salary. which they are sure to receive
. se had, what signifies pnblic opinion ?
All ther.!!'ore that eau be said, is, that some fox
of ressoilahly be entertained, that while the,
re bees " sanding maliciously" at the disbar.
• - at Covent-Garden, they have been nourish
a" rot egg" of riot, which may soon diachargi
Coot-its upon themselves, and established I
40.4 fur some " pretty boys," hereafter to prat
the lessens which they have taught them.
SHILLELAIL
7
On Sstipilay last. hi. Grace the Duke of NOR.
lots, 114yor of Glowo-ster, gave a sumptuous
twin-fent to theCorporstion, at the King's Ileac
ion. The dinner, which consisted of every deli,
is), of ffil season, was arranged with the lasts
lisracteristic of the lone; and the Chompaigni
ad other wise, were of superior quality and RA
tour, The evening was peculiarly distinguishes
.1 festivity and harmony ; sail the company de.
L , shed highly gratified with the chi giant hoopitiditj
: . the Noble M Alt us, whose period of official slut'
1 la-ed yesterday.
1 Condwick. new Arundel, the seat Of the worth 3
. riff of Stows, Hien tap WTATT• Esq. am
week the scene of much constivialtty.--Or
. edoesday the Sheriff gave a sumptuous shone
: the Geutlemen who volunteered their services a•
,ii Lydia Men, end to the Gentry of his neigh
- • ehood, at which harmony and mirth prevailer
• I late hour. On the next day the company wee
h ' and with coursing on the Sheriff's land, sin
Baled with moodier excellent dinner; after which
her repaired to the Thtilre at Arundel, where
i v the Sheriff's dear, the Worthing Compani
rionn.4l the comedy hf The Pow Gestilemaii
I the fore of Iffie Prise, to a very OUIRCIOIi
•cl gralrd alkiltliCe•
Suaitiy.e'llaikellt, Col. GRARVII, and the OWI
" of Ow frank conspaniee of• the Centre Keg'
"'t of the Lareal Militia, 411104 with the Earl a
insittsvra aii•l • party of Officers of the Peres
Retell.% at his Lord.sisireia sem at itaimeer
4 %natty Majar Isciama. and another part
ives% were also enierteisied by the Nob',
T-Otothary Rao s, nn Wedneeday and Than
hot, were well attended ; but the Sport aall
equal to that of some foririv years. Asnongs
terissamany present were, the Earl or Cove NT NM
_ tif licaaeLtv, Lord Deritiumm. Don- Mr
! MIITILT, and steers' fashionable cud sportmi
' ...-,. niters (ruin Cheltenham, Malvern, Ste. I.ofl
utttmeasr was nominated Steward for the me
lot.
At Ilirton Fair, on Friday last, there was 1
rible show of cattle, but tity.
were not in de
ants, and the horse fair was eery indifferent)
I,
"Pllled• 11. st cheese sold from Cali.. to 70.. im;
taw.„. ,
—"ea' "MU sth. to 63a. per I•. se. st but she I
1 "...
Iteetritly dull. inuns art r.ig eillls. •I. "
pe
' Peck.
' NTrttlheuCri:ond topic of inessartioin paiitier in do
'6l" Reg"ovmt, for the last iortullphl
has been 1
1.._
Si. the performance, by Lieut. Utast) (
~..."';
_ieon to the corps), or a walk of 30 mile
EH: 7fa 14 day. •OrCastilVel v—the ground. froil
ge"g"va to the I Crisileasiolit oil the Gleams
r. he r::nd.ow sr roil hack—for a considerable wager, shit]
isene,nelit "dal'. The peil-a,iiaii, at the cons
. c 4 , of. his t isk. dallied out End home t,
. bit":: 7:111 lila knotrisg I rwilibi i,i Ir. ry floe style
differeapt
rience scion tair„..ht hias the necessity of
expectedi7,4l:Land the care WWI were boas an