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FRENCH PAPERS.

. BAYONNE, SEPT. 14..=Letters from Spain men.
tion, that a report prevailed there that the rebels of
Gallicia were disposed to submit to King. Joseph,
and that our troops hare taken' a convoy of arms
and ammunition which the 'Ensflsh landed on the
coast of Asturias. •
The siege of Talton &drawing towards a close.
The town has been vigorously isoolbardedi 'it' is
even reported that driocittion low been 'cont.' • '
'noticed for Its stiliankt?: • After the taking of Trir. ►
tosa the Main body' of the army of itieagon' may '
possibly march tigaliiitliraletiiia, and complete the •
conquest of the imateta planners 'of Spain.'
The corps Uinta. de &smelted of the • Duke of
Mutate has occupied its' farmer peskiest! near Taia
telona • the communication by land At%
:B a' arcelon •
:is eattie.ely free.
• The Duke of Treviso *as takeetile.elsief cos.
maisCla Estremadura. Some of the troops belong: •
lag' to his corps are posted in the neighbourhood of
BA/Pis. The incursions of the insurgents into thlt
province have been checked.
In the interior of Spain the Government becomes
better established every day.
NAPLES, SEPT. 3.—Some Swiss or Germans who
Aare deserted from Sicily report, that General "
`Stuart, for the purpose of accustoming his troops
to be vigilant, puts them on' the alert every night,
l'lntd sometimes frequently in the course of the night.
'We can plainly hear them beat to arms at head.
quarters on the opposite coast. General Stuart
'has caused some thousands of pikes, fifteen feet
`long, to be made and distributed in the entrench.
meats at Messina.
LUPINO, SEPT. 12.—..CONElt Gottorp (Gustavus
' Adolphus) suddenly left Altenburgh the Bth inst.
pod took the road to Berlin. It is. reported that he
*going to Colberg. The Queen, his spouse, is
returned to Carisrube. The Swedes who have hi.
therto accompanied Gustavus Adolphus in his Ira.
eels will return, to Sweden.
COLISERG, SEPtr. Yesterday, in the afternoon,
an English frigate acid an armed boat made several
*tempts to capture, near the villages of 'Lemke°.
begin and Bodenhagen; 15 Prustiati boats laden
with salt; but the coast gdards,•under the command
of Boeltzig, repulsed, the enemy, although
diefrigate kept up a heavy fire of cannon, and the
boat of carrunades and musketry. The man at the
helm in the boat and severe' sued were killed, and a
number of wounded were conveyed on board the
frigate. We did not lose a single man. One of
the boats was taken by the English previous to the
engagesset. Tim writes. of °Whets seiwohed evert -
under the command of Major Kamptz.

. V

PARIS, Sem person of the name of
Pagowski, who assumed the titles of a P disk
Count and a Knight of Melts, o is condemned to
death on the 13th instant, by a Military Commis.
l'idoo„ It appeared in the course of hi• trial that ho
had beensixpelied from France in 180'2; from Bus.
Ida in September, 1805;. that he then went to Eng:
land, from whence he was again cast upon the Con.
tinent towards the end of May, 1807. He returned
to Paris, where he was found guilty of forgery and
swindling, and after two years' imprisonment in the
Bicetre, he.was conducted by the Bens d'anner to
the frontiers of France last May. At the same time
the French papers, upon the most authentic infor.
mation, put the publii on their guard against tho
artifices of this person, who was then considered
only as a vile cheat. But soon changing his dis-
guise and his names, he attempted impositions of a
more serious kind, which even touched upon high
treason. In pursuance of these designs he wioto
from Frankfort ant' Hanau to various Sovereigns,
'under different names, on the Bth and 9th of May,
aed She sth and 24th of June. On the 24th of
June he wrote to Admiral Sautaarez, in the Baltic,
under the name of a person •who was supposed to
have escaped from the prisons of France with Baron
de Kolli. It was nu doubt on this authority that
the last English papers stated the arrival of Kohl in
England.
The offended Governments caused this Pagowskl
to be arrested ; and having obtained full informa.
tiun with respect to his' former atrocities, through
his new. plots,. they officially transmitted proofs,
which leaving net the least possibility of a defence
to the accused, or his counsel, carried the horror
and conviction Of his Judges to the highest.titch.
It appeared from the proofs transmitted, as well
as the confeuion of the culprit, that in his travels,
and in his letters to differentSavereigns and Princes
.of Germany, he had successively assumed the fol.
lowing 'mines and •titles :-Ist, Colonel Beaumont,
Aide.de-Camp to his Majesty the King of Ms toils.
lia, and a Knight of several Orders; ads Chevalier
de Publig ; 3d, Sir William Coopers an &With..
man ; 4th;Palafoz, Limitenant-getierel of his Ma.
jesty Ferdinand Vii.; sth, Major Dawn oth,
Lord Percy, Knight of the Order of, the Bath, an
English Peer, and Colonel of the NorthUmberland
Militia; 7th, Count D'Urmeity, an Hungarian ;
and lastly, Schramm, an inhabitant of Mayenee.
The accused is of middling statures dark-brown,
hair and eye-brows, a low forehead, grey eyes,
aquiline nose, mouth of the ordinary site, round
chin, long face, and pitted with the sumll-poss
pale complexion.
In answer to the gnestions respecting hit name,
outcome, ago, piaceof nativity, and reSidetlCC, he
awnierati....“ My name is really, Jeronw Count de
-Pagowskl. a subject of his Majesty the Em peror of
Animists •Hing of Bohemia Mid Hungary, born on
the Ibit•of . .17/7, at the seat itt acwnin,
hi Paine!, sots or Pagemaki and
ilia late Anne; Coitatasiatt Ciotbidlity". "