The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-11 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE CONSTITIONWIL

" Paris, Jamory I OM
" sia-11 request you to insert In your neat asimobar, Ant
the repristiop and sale of sty Petatian to Ate Cloniberiaf
Deputies, by certain Booksellers, is against nay trip ; tame I
ana ■ total wiener to the transact lug, and eapfieilly diesliallt
it —1 have ibe honour, Ste. " DOUGLAS LOVEDAV..
MADRID, Dscalltia 27.

(arTR♦CT FROM ♦ PRIVATS LETTIRIL)
The affairs of Andalucia are every day eneeraiog
• character more alarming. An extraordinary ems.
rier has brought ■n, account of new troubles at
Seville. A b..tiolion of the garrison threatened t•
proceed to the greatest excesses. These troops
even went so far as to contemplate the potting to
death any person who might propose to obey orders
emanating from the present Ministry.
Valencia has entered into the new confede►ation;
and the representation it has forwarded. it is said.
yield's in nothing to those of Cads* and Seville.
On the contrary, the whole of Galicia is restored to
order.

Discontent has shown itself in several parts of
Catalonia. The example of Navarre, the violence
of certain authorities, and of several corps stationed
in the province, appeared to have occasioned these
new troubles.

Madrid enjoys a provisional tranquillity, for
which it is indebted to the firth attitude of the Au-
thorities; bnt for which they are espooed to all the
fury of the revolutionists. Fortunately they do not
allow themselves to be overawed.

There is no thought of any change of Ministry.
The Minister of the Interior. Necennarres, will,
PerimPe. be the fir.t who, either voluntarily or by
order, will abandon his post.
Several regiments have received orders to march
fir Cordon, to augment the number of tresv as-
sembling under the commend of General Mon,
who will at last have to enforce the orders of the
Government in the south of she penises's.
In speaking of the Cortes, the Journal of Cadiz
I"--

It is reported that there have arrived at Madrid rope.
dancers mod players, with cups and belle, sf estroordisary
skill, oho reckon upon amassing the public during the elu-
sive', and eves said the maostla of Mart* by elrewimg the
skills Rae! sad Ike Rae! 'Wis. They Mee established
their theatre sear Deana Mavis Arroyos (it is there the ball
of she Coupes, is situated); but is es mid • mums the
people, issterid of this sedentary recreation, will &shaft
prefer die more agreeable ammemest of movisg the arms is
Ike paw of Rarkett, mad thee employ their strength is •
sport more useful to their earn.

A convoy from America was is sight of Cadis
the 18th, and th.! fr,gate Asti, which escorts it, has
on hoard two millions of hard dollars.—(Joarsaides
• Debais DECEASE& VI.

Brigadier Jauregoi, who has usurped the com-
mand of Cadiz, issued • Proclematios yew the 17th,
which states as follows I
have received the Nadtrid Gesidte •f the 11th, which
contain the homer of the Cortes to the Rime% wasawage. 1
have at the same time revolved two nerd Ordissares; ese
of which appoints the wellehmerviwg pstrkd Doe Jaelate
itoeisvate, brigadier of the welimial easy, Military Cosa-
mondani of this pruvisce—this is ohs same perms whose
dismissal bad given ocessios fss reamastrawees from the as-
tboritim of this city.
The other Royal Oren gime us for Chief, Dos
Joaeliise Eseatio, who weepiest the mese siteatiee at ler-
sof' a am who bes suffered for the awes if liberty, sad
who bad the glory of asaistiag the Earteimida is emabstitvg
Merlais.

I request she public to take iota eossideratlon tbe
ties of she two patriots who are about to arrive, atd lake
upon themselves the of which l ►ese pravisioaatti
held.—(Drapeas Blase.)

_
lILIOA, aeccttess 29.
(IXTRACT OF ♦ FIIIIVATIS LIFFTSIL)
The 26th, 27th, and 28th, esp. for %lbws slays
of disquietude. All the ethers of the revamps.
one only excepted, revolted, sod threatesied the
whole province. Babes was meetly taken by the
insurgents.
On the 28th, an emissary, sent lay the chief of
the insurgents, fell int.. the beads of ape of the pa-
trols of our guard, who conducted him to the town-
house. Our Magistrates have the reputation of
being Servile:, and many persona ore of °pulitm
that the whole of this affair was cencerted by them.
The Captain of r company in the reviler irward
is said to be compromised by the dispstebss round
ui the emissary of the insurgents. He i► pct
under arrest, sod is to be tried by • military tont-
atission, according to the Inertial law published on
the 26t11.—(Journo/ des Debots.j

IMO*, Ja'MAIM I.
We have no letters from Pasittyn4 to-day.
The last were dated the 47th ohs liaison I, C e
that the greatest consternation prevailed there.
On the 25th and 26th there was a serious quarri.l
between the students and the alien number vi.
troops remaining iu the girrimen. A fustiade tock
place. and eight or teu men were doaterousty
wounded.

On the 26th, 27th, and 48th, there was lighting
•t Hastens, Lessen, and Vern. No force esseW b.
fund to oppose sis huodred insurgents en the,r
first appeurence, except ISO reseu belonging is the
Custom-house at Botulism; these dostexiers were
beJteu ; but ut Lexica and Vera, being retufottecl

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