The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-09-30 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

CADIZ MAIL.

SEVILLE, SEPT. H.
The satisfactory intelligence him been officially'
received, that a division of Itlake's army,
.cons:
minded by Don Fityine Garcia Conde, has succeeds'
ed in breaking the enemy's line, and entered'
Gerona with provisions and warlike stores for that/
invincible 'dace.
The generous movements of the inhabitants of
the Pyrenees continue
,with unabated vigour and
perseverance; and lidd not the important fumes*:
of Sara, through cowardice, fallen into the enemy's
hands, those gallant mountaineers, supported in
their movements by that important place, and led
on by the worthy Chief who commands them.-
would, perhaps, by this time, have carried their
victorioas banners to the banks of the Ehro ; and'
Navarre and Arragon would have been a second
time indebted to them for their liberty.--/Govers.'

mint Gazette of Sept. Ig.l
ALICANT, 100. 9.9.
By a ship, which, on the 97th of tins mouth, re!.
rivet' here, from Tarragona, intelligence has been
received, that, on the 13th and 14th of that month,
0000 horse paned through that place, fur Gerona;
and that positive information had reached Tarra-
gona, that provisions are very scarce in Barcelona--
that the enemy sustains greet losses in his inroads
into the country—and that the French troops are
in great distress. On the 23d instant, entered this
port His Majesty's sloop Caro/ion, Dan hatpin
Molida, commander, of a guns and 00 men—and
the brig Palowo, Don Diego Quievelo, com-
mander, of 16 guns, and 100 men. which bring
from Cadiz 1,000,000 of vials fur this kingdom, sad
another million for Tarragona.
On the 4Gth inst. arrived here from Carthattena,
His Maje.ty's polacre N. S. del Carina*, Don JII4II
Navarrete, Commander, of 10 gam, and 70 men,
with gnu-powder, bills of every calibre, bumba,
grape abet, and other warlike stores and provisions,
fur Gerona and Tarragona; they have sailed for
their places of destination.
srctttt, arr. 6.
It appears by reports transmitted by the Supe-
rior Provincial Junta of Arrazom that the battalion
commanded by Don Katnou Gatin. lately attacked
the enemy, who occupied Patti, with a force of
300 man. Our gallant countrymen opened their
fire 010,1 the Freach, who with rtoo4l it fo► half an
hour, and then took to a disgraceful flight, leaving
the conquerors iu possewiion of the greate►t part of
their baggage.
Th..? Supreme Committee of the Royal and dis.
tinvii.hed Spanish Orylor of Charles 111. his
unanimously voted 10030 ducats of the money
Wale received from America, to he applied to the
support of the widows sad orphans of that uncon-
querable place.
O. the lath of lad month, his Excellency Mr.
Frere, who, with such ardent x'•.ll for our natiolial
glory and independence. Iwrinritie..l the functions
of flit Britannic Maje,ny's NLnl•trr with the Su-
preme Junta of Government, had his audi,Lca of
leave.

The Junta of the province of Goadslasers has
Leen provisiomilly established in Siguenza. to orga-
nise the pvtnorc insurrection sad general snort-
anent in that proviwce. The people conform them-
selves with enthusiasm to every measure which the
Junta think. proper to adopt. All the young nteu
assemble in St4tienza and Molina, in which place
a fine corps of !so horse has already been forgoer'.
In Upper and Lower Rinks the same patriotic seal
prevails, although the latter is completely surround-
ed by the enemy.

Gen. D' A goal t, this French Governor of Navarre,
having condemned four Spaniards to suffer death.
on a c harge of their having murdered a •French
*timid au4 merchant, and given pablic notice of
the execution of his sanguinary order, Don Itittri-
ano de Itunialc s, Coniniander.m-Chief of the
nish troops in the mountains of Aragon, for 'llia
Majesty Ferdinand VII. has lamed a proclamation
in anaw:r to the former, which contains the follow-
ing artieies

11. Manuel Antonio Oruyrr, Thomas Periche, Juan Bean-
hies., Francois D4:1401, and Augoste de la Celoinhicre, all
Agents of the French, shall he conducted by my troops to
tlig camp of Erizonia, and being placed in a position fet-
ing Madrid, looking lo their King," pept (Joe
Bottle', they shall hear the sentence of death pronounced ;
sod being afterwards ordered to fare Fainpehina, they shall
be beheaded, and their bodies suspouled from gihhets, con lb'
roads which le of to Iladriil, with the h,ll ow.Ng inarril,t.
on their hacks Agents of the French banditti, punished
by Spanish justice"
Should the intended King, Generate D'Agoult and
Loanet i'whe eninissiads ht Fast, er any other permit, abuse
his authority, to take away the' life of any Spaniai.l., we
sh,ll arck, 4 mule the nuamber or Frenchmen, who ate in oar
ponce, to he b.dieade4.—,'Serilte Gnsette