The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-08-05 00:00:00

PARTS PA rens.

PARIS, ACOVIT 1.
Marshal Macdonald had the honour of break-
fasting vesterdav with his Majesty.
The Earl ..f Wesemorlain!, Keeper of the Privy
Seal of the King of Greta had a long au-
dience of the King yesterday. •
The Marshals and Officers of the King's house-
hold fret ont yes•teriloy ttttt fur the chateau of
the Thiii whirr they have h.d all the neer*.
story made fur the reception of his Ma-
jesty.
The King got into his open chaise yesterday at
three and wrist to toke siring at Gonard.
His Majesty le.tVrt4 St. ClOlll this bum
toot twelve o'clock. lle wriest() visit St. Germain-
tos-Laye. and to return tit »x Paris, where lie will
snake Isis entry by the Failltourg Si. Roam c, the
strict Castiglione, and the street de Ricoh.
The Journal de Bourdeaux contains the following
notice :

" The Spanish reforecs, not inChided in the A inoebly pro-
thiiined by hi* CA I hul tc Majei.ty, and who have Ih inten-
tion to quit France, biliiihrr to return to Spllill, or to pro.
reed to the eosut v of ativ other power, ore informed that
they will he futoislseil with it passport to the fn.,tli r..
'• From the period nt tl,r•ir dtpartiate the. y will lose 611
claim to support from the Coveri;munt, nint cattalo! tinder
Hoy pt, -text I.ICIItP r,•lief, if they icturii to France
afii r ninkinit lidless attempts.
_

Pro t 'misty to quilling the depot, thry most sign a for-
mat reinincintion of the suppos tof the Gureirnment. Notice
of tins rt ounciaitott tviil lie made upon the passport delivered
to thorn.

" The English Corrrninent havinz formally intrrdietnl
the entrance of Itefuzees its their territory, they
cannot be direetid to Fielith pons,with a sirs, of poucred-
ing to England.
" The renunciation of the rail f above mentioned will
indicate the costary to which they th SW to proved.
" They will enjoy the aitsmitaires arante.l to their coon-
Iryint it, also been lit.,) by the Art of .4 time-ty—lhat is to
say. they will receive two months' piy, according to thine
clmtr, stud a passport to the frontiers."

, • •
The nre p. r tent. Cosiroll yeaterday were
77 6-10411 fi.-1141.k Action, 1,620 fr.

431EKICAN PAPLRS.

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NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 9.

A vessel fiaun Pensacola enteral! 3 tsteiday ut the
cusumt-house 111 this city, s ith a clearance signed
" James Gadsden, acting Collector of the port of
Pensacola." By this vessel we learn that General
Jackson has gorier ill Terinessee, and lift Colonel
King in command at Pensacola, with 800 men.
The Trionetowe volunteers form the garrison of the
Barmier's, the regular troops are stationed in the
town. It is said that the hurt of the Barancas, at
the time of its surrender, contained provisions fur
*ix mouths, but the garrison revolted and refused to
tight, which circumstance accounts for the feeble
def. lice that sat made.

Fart of the tiltaoit•h troops who Atrnied the 1;4/.6-
son of the Ittranens have here Pent to the Haydn-
noh. The teittannier were to fellow thew its * Pee-
Pet, which WU* expected from

Nouthern Putriot-vgice, Juror 26.
FROM ST. AuousriN E.—We learn by Captain
Attie*, who arrivtd this looming in two days from
St. Alagrwitie, that great preparations in mounting
cannon, &e. were ittakim.t in that place, in CIPIISe.
queoce of au tape( toil attack from the American
army under General Jaclonn. fie further state',
shift when he left St. A ugiu.tine, it 'vas reported
that the Amer ran army was rapidly advancing
towards that place.