The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-03-08 00:00:00

PAINS PAPERS.

PARIS, M tiC/I 4.
The 13th of this month is 111,11141 th-A for the bu-
rial of the Duke of Berry. The ceremor y will
take place at St. Denis.
Viscount Chateaubriand is specially comm.mled
to write the life of the Duke of Derry. All the ne•
cessery documents have already h.-en :cot to hint
fur this important work. It is intend-tt to r.ri•e
monument in one of the churches of Ihe capioal Its
the memory of the Duke or Berry, hot tht place
bar nut beers as ytt selected.
A young lady. of au eauimoble f rnity. poisoned
herself yesterday with verdigrise, in consequence
of considerable looses at play.

INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.
(From the Mometeur.)
The rumours and pretende,l accounts relating to
Spain, propagated during the interval between one
courier from Madrid and another, by onme of our
Journals, veem to proceed from one a .urce. I wi:l
be seen by the following letter, that there rw ~,,,
were spread not only beyond the but
even in the very quarters occupied by) the Ito} 4l
army of Spain. Our readers m4y place every Coil.
&fence in the letter we now communic4te.

" CADIZ, IrCIIIIDADY 15.

" Since the 10th of this 111011th a rumour has
prevailed in Cadiz that Lieutenant-Colonel Riegel
had marched from Algeciras, brier being joined by
some of the troops under the command ut General
O'Donnel; that he had marched upon
and beaten General Cruz. We were even seisured
that General Freyre was in full retreat upon Xere'..
That I might learn the truth, 1 proceeded o
the 11th to Puerto Sants-Maria. Tl•r same
rlllllollfll prevailed there. On the 11th I went to
Puerto-(teal, but obtaining no better intelligence
there, I went the same day to Chielona, wi.er►
was convinced that ■ll the intelligence dissemi-
nated at Cadiz was false.

" The first division of the Royal Army, under
the orders of General Cruz was still at Chicks's,
and hod not fired s shot. The second divis►on, which
was at Puerto-Real, was encamped about a league
from the town ►n front of the arsenal of the Ca.
racca; General Frryre, who goes e►•ery day from
Puerto Santa-Maria to the camp. was restor►ng a
battery that had 'Well formed in the fare war.

" eolo11;1 R.--teg; eXiicttdlrom- the nhalsktaota of
Algesiras the sum of 10,000 'Rowel', before he
left the town. On the 10th and 11th he marched
ou Veger. General Cruz had pushed • strong de-
tachment to meet him, but Riego marched trout
Veger in the night. It was supposed that he had
gone towards Medina, and that he Amnia thence
endeavour to re-enter the Isla de Lean. Grlieral
Freyre, apprised of this movement, gave ordei• to
General Cruz to dispatch his first 1.4-14.01 e to take
a position in the wood. between Chiclai.a and
Puerto Real, on the right of the second
This order wits executed in the night of the 1z..11.
" Slime Riego left Veger, nothing is portuvely
known of 1114 line of march. It is thought :hat he
is proceeding to the mountains of Alcala, yr per.
hops to Ronda.
" There are at this moment at Cacti; 150 traits.
port vessels, five ships of the 1.114 e, several frigates
and armed brigs. which were destined fur the
Amer!' an expedition."
To the details coutained in this leiter from Cad,z,
we add the following from Madrid, dated the i3d
February
" AccortliAg .to ietlfr* veteixtesi brim General
0' Wand. at a1p1ame,,,4414 kb, tea o'rileck
in tine oiwutuK, it appeorsi thnitfisvitig iiinsited the
Ilisurgriits cot 00000 andetrby lied; oiler theft onsvirfs
from Veger, the General had three engagements

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