The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-20 00:00:00

SPANISH PAPERS.

•• TIGUEIRAI, APRIL 24.
A considerable column marched hitt yesterday to
pursue the factious. This ciiiiiitry is in' a most
alarming state. Along the whole line of the
Pyrenees they are rinsing recruits fee the flitting,.
Yesterday .40 armed men were veen'eomitig' from
Lsbiabal, on their wry to join Misis. A league
from this place, on the road in Frauce, eight mew
have appeared, whose purpose is tesuliat Swiss, &c.
sneak.: kigti 22.
By the lilted accounts we learn that oar troops,
commanded by Captain Leon Amigo, amounting
to 100 men, defeated the rehelto .300.iii.somber
20 were killed, 19 wounded, and .18 'taken pitisoners;
r sew but 7 killed., Ailing° was in 'pursuit of the
ractieus, .sad if the cavalry expecied come up in
time, the triumph will be complete. The result of
this action will undeceive many who have been Icti
astray. . .

MAWRICSA, APRIL 23.
The plan of.the factious at St. Pado .as hor-
rible; as appears from the accounts of some pri-
, macre, , They interded to massacre Millie militia,
mad. thew all the Liberate in the ctistricl."' The
prim are at present eighteen, besides five
wounded, among whom , is a 9011 of the flirt
Aleafde, and another of. the ;Holliday (Alder.
man). The Judge of the First Instance -hay gone
to that place, ■nd undoubtedly a pert 61 the
Municipality ie implicated ; since, anis. Some evi-
deuce had beru received, it seems that measures
were/Ikea to arrest the Alealde and two-Regidors
who have fled. It is hoped that the Judge will do
his duty, and the eyes.of all the Liberats afe upon
his emidivet.

The plan• of the factious at San Pado woe to join
a baud of 300 others.mod cossaacte all the Libemls.
The affair of Sao Paudo ha, confounded the many
eoesnies of the Constitution in that quarter; the
valour of the militia has astonishecl thew ; there
leas nue, though wouqtled, fought his • way through
seven rebels who attacked him at once. A'l the
patriots are on the alert prepared totearbstiatavety
and to exterminate whoever dares to raise hie voice
against the sacred cede of the public 'liberties.
..
• .• •• LILLZT, APRIL 20.
All our accounts prove more arid wore that an
insurrectiou is prepariug in Cstellar•de Nee, Which
will break out immediately. and it Ps thought will
he followed by similar movements in Ojejs and
Palau. The Servile, io all these places she* them-
eelves with incredible audacity, mai as the wails
are small. the Liberals, whit are generally the-most
opulent of the inhabitants, are in constant fear of
being surprised, robbed, and murdered.

BARMAN/1, •PRIL SO.
Our Cement publishes long account' of the
operations against the rebels under the Comtiand
of Mises, and hie associates who infest this province..
Though our militia and other. troops .spew the
greatest courage, it is to be lamented that their
numbers have been even where tot) inferior to that
of the factious to obtain such decisive advantages
as might have bee° desired.
Our Gazette contains authentic copies of the dia.
patches of Capt. Arsogo. lu one of the Odd April,
in the evening, he toys he has been fighting aid)
400 rebels, whom he has compelled to retreat, and
has been in pursuit of them ; but he confesses that
during their retreat they kept up a most terrible
6re. In another dispatch it is stated that the rebels
are dispersed without arum discouraged by the
valour of the militia, and that they have gone to-
wards Espineluss, declaring that they would nut
take up urine again in this cause.

The Indiaulpy Cutafaa giver a letter from Capt.
Mirallis, commanding the reserve, who relates the
circumstances of the same action with the reb.ls,
at Maya ;he also stater their number ■t 400. fiis
letter, like that of Capt. Arsingo, is dieted firm.
Besslir, the 24d April. Mirallts also requests as-
sistance for his people, who are engaged iu so CI'S.
cult a service.

The Indica(lor Catalan insists on th necessity of
placing all the °penmens against the rebels under
the direction of a single Commander. and of send.
ing a suffi.zient force to attack them on more equal
terms.

MURCIA. APRIL 29.
Jaime Alfonso. General of toe Faith. weary of
thou respectable title. has returned to Cis old and
mure profitable trade of n robber. On St. Mork's
dry he robbed alum 300 perilous near the ono
(Vont') of Cancans.—ftliadrid Papsrs, May 6.)

.

Celbstatuurites contributed not a 'little tp increipß
111Wpride AlkpkovisiOns.
fatacne of thaistell‘ igen°, froth 61. D.
chants at 'Metre Allideeirepl a letter
'b 'toter of Marine and the to obtliin
Mitt :.Relatively lo.tke state of aginrs there,
in reply to which the Minister statek.that he had not
received intelligence of an embargo having been
laitton, sod if it were possible such a measure could
have taken place, it could only have been mo-
mentary.

A Triter from Rome dated April 21, says—
" His Holiness is still on weak that on the con-
clusion of the last consistory he fell as lie was re-
turning. to his chamber. The weakness is priuci•
pally in his legs."
Frcuch Funds.—Five per crnt.Consols 88f. 40 c.
Batik Stock 1,5961 f.
_________ _

8088liBiltp„ MAT 8.
In • report addrrased to Genets' Wittgenstein
By the Ituisian General Sii!mind!: who hits the
thief ctibithand in Besiarabia. it is stilted that in
enoveqvietice of measures on the part of the Turkish
tit-arra' in Moldavia, which item to indicate an up.
proaching attack. Genera Sabanier has been in.
duced to push forward the corps assembled at Kis-
ehetioff, and to reinforce the advanced guard on the
PratlP by several peas of Cossacks. A fine corps
of Cossacks of the Don has matched for Beaus.
bin. The Commander in Chief also pnt is motion
the corps under the orders if General Ludziewich,
which is closely followed by that under the com-
mand of General Ruth. in order to cuter Bessara-
bia about the middle of April.

•013.61,1110, MAT 9.
Commercial letters again circulate rumours of
peace, and Arm that the Porte consents at length
•To Withdraw/ its troops from the left bank of the
Danube. We know not upon what authority this
Itatemeiit resis, but we do not repose much faith
twits authenticity. All opinion must us yet be suf.-
pended relatively to this important affair.

BRITI S H PRES S.