The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-08 00:00:00

by fey ; Vtehist. ►erg bateau b pia Owe. The -- i• - 71", 317 Grand French Army. . "The King of Vfesiphidlit hie takeis Bak and is marching in the illrheden of Lek, to meet the enemy. The Westphalian force, joined by the Siioti troops, amounts tO 15,090 men, and Se piecei of ordnance. The Ring his este. blished h 8 held:quarters in Frankenhammo. On the 21si Majesty's pitioles advanced to a con. siderable distance withodt fillies in with the sea my. The troop entertain no other apPteitesisioa than that (hey shall not be able to overtake him.— Regal Amsterdam* Gazette, July 5.) ihreressoseso, June 14. We have lately re 'ceired very satisfactory accounts from the Turkish frontiers. While the Turks were mle-awaiting So prevent our troops from crossing the Dassube, by numerous sallies made from their fo dresses, they were attacked by Guaira! Prosoroweki, and de. tested. The Cossacks greatly distinguished thesis seelees on thafotteelOn. Wunesse t Joss 19. ! --Prince Ponipto*aki 'has now aseelled the sesesossd in chief di4iske at the tellies IssiopS; jolted by On the I-46 164,4 d Massimo column, by GenerS11411111;111iii %Need PuNeh division el Gemara! Zejoeirsek, emu Irv, end of General Dombrowski ; Noce Gal. limin has arrived is Lublin. the Gallitimrs hose _offered a reward el 1000 deals for the apprehension of the Austrian Gap.' tain flierakowski. Last night intelligence wee receive! here by ex. pros, kmt the Polish General, Scholuieki, the leth Instant, delisted the Austrians sear Ran.: &Nair. Their Is.. consists in 1,300 prisoners, 1000 killed and woneilal, and 4 pleem of cannon. BaaFs, JU I ille4llllC6oll is th• I Valtvline, occasioired by pretended pale bar. these and military conscience's, is perfectly gowned. Soca{ inaurgenis Larlt beam carried to Wee, and others are imprisoned in Sendrio, but peter tranquillity It restored. - - . " Head-grarten, Ledwireirgi4Jusvii. ef His Royal Majesty has received WWI.* from the corps of observation posted non VANN that the instil - pot' of Voralbcrg, 3000 arab Moe attempted am attack as Limbo, but bed been repulsed with great loss. Oa the 111th lost. they abowtlackad the position of Kaaren, but were nevertheilss compelled to retreat, with the loss of abort 100 soap in killed aid wounded.— Nest Monday, two battaliows of fowt sty 4. 1 4 / 1 11111MIN from hence, to reinforce the of Leineddlili General Pfuhl." Latipsic, JUNE corps, cum posed . _ been defeated in several actions, fld celllololl to I retreat to Mereburgh l the Austrian teliklialies. . , Ilion of this town. Yesterday, about 10,000 nit paella by this town, who, we understand, will be followed by a nisch larger number. The Duke of Brunswick arrived bete yesterday, but immediately set out again, in pursuit of the Saxons. A violent esa. monads: was beard this morning from the side of Lutzen. The oaks body of the Austrians was last night at Slatteritz, lying on their arms ;bat a very small garrison has been left in this towev.--(Stop piement to the Royal Amsterdam Gazette of 4th Jody.) DUTCH DECREE. June 90, 1801. Art. T. The list af articki allowed robe Imported, by Act of 31st Mardi. gall be eatentled to the following : rice, Mama, bark, and other Innis red is medicine t Georgia, tontisiana, and Carolina cotton' t Java corer ; and sugar ewe air colones. _ _ An. 11. certilketes el set& ineired.by our for mer An, the Director it the Haiti et Took shoill appoint morn brokers to ezaosioe the goods; to ascerige 1 bey are malty the probate et our Mager, or ot the Diked litotes ; and fur the better meow examinatioo, alt goods obiLho Wooded is the Royal Store% _ Art. 111. A moat\ from the date hereof, oa r D i Ile Board of Trade sholl report to as, if it io lAage permit the eontinoatioa of thew meaturssi iiirt Art. IV. American vets& arriving within three atmill.ll Bow the date hereof, sod those already in pea, ahwil subject to the Blockade Decree, provided the assiallawitaal bins is Fostoria, use bees Visited by the ninny. airill* Washita make dedatationeunfurwabk - to this Asst ~ so case if prevarit-ati.m, ship and cargo to be casiabblai... Art. V. For as awls as the cargoes appear to be elu. forasaWe to our aforeartstiseed Article., the sane obeli be placed at the disposal d the proprietors, or co;usienet Ate sequestrated goods to remain in the Royal stores, to bea med of according to law. GO TTENBURGU MAIL. Corrugations, JUNE 30.—Letters were ve. (rived here this morning, which state, that the Austrians have bccu victorious in every quarter, tut they tire in possession of Bavaria, Saxony, Franconia, and the whole of the North of Ger. many. 'llll7 entered Dresden on the Itth or 13th. Msgdeborg is surrounded by the Duke of Brunswick'• corps, eonakting of 14,0(X) seen . .. 'pile Archduke Ferdinand is . said to have gone through Bulieuria into An.pacb, Bayreuth, and urtzburg, &r. Some of his troops areas far as Heidelberg. The Tyrolese sad Austrioiss are cu,OUO strong. These have beaten Lefebvre sad Wicde's corps with Stint lou. Thu Archd. Jobe! Swabia. - .• Stocanous, Jose 117.—The ceremony *f ronatioo, which was to have taken place Ibis day; postponed for a few days, not (as will be mall. dowdy reported), that the Boors hare opposed it; is consequence of the oon.arriSai of 1M .dot Fees which 'wore to be pswcored fret* I , and which did not strive is dee time. COMNINAGiIII ) JUNE 13.—Captain Walt io, I commander of a privateer, has taken a gea.bmit, with two pions and twisty men r aresed with eat I*.poender and a carrooade....He had been dn. patched to take an English frigate, stationed off Aahott....(Steckholos Coisaircial Gowite t Jame THE STATESM.AIV. IFIROPOSITI TINA I. We received et so may hour this etereteca Botch Paper of the Ilk inst. containing the-914 ,french Bulletin, which, together with a great Mau of Foreign Intelligence that reached Um* lit the course of the morning, will be found in ttlrlker part of this Paper. The date of this bib& is Jose 21, and still from Vienna. It it, in fact, a laboured refutation of the Calamities lisped by the Aestriann—aed contains, ; IMAM of their losses from the opening of the in, which is killed and hors de coosbot, are abed at 100,000,---and in prisoners at another 100,000—a dimusition of the Austrian force 100,000 out of 400,000, the original amount a their army.—" At Ealing 90,000 men have 1 4 been beaten, and restrained by 30,t)00 French.w. as the French crossed the river vri r l i 2 billitio• of advancing, and have since we calendar mouth In a Mate of inactivity, Mi . prebend that even the Feria e's* will eoujootoro error in the application of the Bet V the Austrian army is ti 1106,000 men, what is it t kit restrains LONDON: SATOIDAY, iIILY 8. ~• X. NAPOLMON troll annihilating !ha _..rear ?---aed especially lip 30,000 110,000 at " wet. hare . destrg*lr " dewy if the carrying limy of the bridge felt " not eassid a want of ammunition." • WU bridge was re-established on the 45th of Nib, almost a month ago. From this BitlieUe l and the intelligence com mesieated by the Foreign Journals, we think it may be concluded—that Nsuottom has turret bill fore been in a situation soimperiously deawiesll4 the exertion of his talents and activity, as that In which he now ends himself.—What we suggosted sang dap ago is now asserted in the Foreign Papers, !bat he Is waiting the arrival of the Roadies is the roar of the Austrians before he resumes offensive Operations. But the " Order of tie Day" ad dressed to his Army, which bas escaped the notice of every other paper, yet appears to es the meat important and decisive document, from whir:bait; tional opinion caa be formed, of the real sitintitln: of the French army. We reeossood to oil readers again carefully to peruse this tiosi- Meer, which, in fact, loneliness se less thin that confusion reigns in the Grand French Arai,. Indeed NAPOLEON dues not scruple to say, that the " disorders occupy the whole •f his aims. aim." We, however, cannot help entettaloi% souse fears respecting the authenticity of this Ad. ascii; That it may be a tree picture wo anxiously wish sad hope. .~14 • It is not true, u stated in some of the papers, that Government have received accounts from Spain, that the /French have evacuated alt Galli. cia, and that SOU LT aid Nri, having formed a junction, had retreated into Asturias and Leon. It is feared tbo uncreut of the army nyder Ge. send Cuerra is exaggerated ; he commands what is termed the army of Carolina, consisting, as is said, of 41,000 men, 9000 of which are cavalry. Earl GRIT is elected a Governor of the Char ter-House, in the room of the late Bishop of Lo NDO . Lieetenant-Colonel Dat.zu., of the Ist Reg'. went of Guard', gees out Deputy itidge-tAilvo care with the Repellition. The 9th regiment of Light Dragooes being or dered on service, are to be relieved by the 13th Light DVIVOINI, porter them are arrived at fishery, osi tbeir ewe& to Hounslow. lisc4tut is sea to be adopting Me homuilous lstep of isitremoblisi himself et Treadle mid its U. amity I his fens is troatirdielaished by doseetliet. By the Mail free abbe sets learn that an Ex peditine was ie regibeitlipe le the Island of Si. cily, to make 1111 VOA spa some part of the halm Comatiamit. • to W roo . Author gab* at*is tort traigsr A • of . t • 'N'A o the Pio* of tte Veiled Moo die t• ttt • G.L.Vlabot.s.--1111111oetroet, July 4, NOS.' Yost early mower ►lll oblige, Slr, " Your nest *ballast anent, " wm. STOKXS. : . " Orillso-seumwe, Idly e, INS." Otti asthaishoient at •this inquiry eta equalled, by the saparalleled .cfroCtero todit 4 Sronas, to whom we b leave to reply, bY ing that spelt-known character, oa what possibie Oohed he darer to insfrleite that Tut STi TZS . ii"/ would presume 6) make use at tie Mile of Colonel WAIMEA, or of any ,Other. Gaatlemad, 'iamb! outhorilq F, To the Puddle,. and to Col. Wteet.r., we feel irdue to odd, that, imetedittely a Letter had be.. reteived colonel W4i.oxs appitcheir die .was HMI, 94fortu _ Li t aii • f -7 ., 77v . . - -, - fr.• . , , t ,, i-.. , ri!. • .--% - . c("P . ' .)- •-.. . ~,,,c . TOP Sotto ,le 'Odway atF. iiit op Ai saber at ars* and fir . 14 Mb , . • kaki to i01i.4 4, - 111r; . . • Your obedient 'Strome, 7th Jaly,illOP: - ; iris itliime . 4l the Statembee The. rest weight of Colonel WAIIIILI'II ChirSC: tat With the people of the United Lisselons, I. tilliy•Rolit beginsiag to be correctly appueetated ;-- ter the ithOitalicled elfin(' that are teatßig tin destrOY , itte4epelation of. this Mill of the People —are rosily bet proportioned to the terror which Lis courageous and persevering conduct in the sa, posers of corruption has inspired.--.Thotriuotplt which the abettors of the " Roseau" affect to cekbrate t is irresistibly ladicrous.—During the late jevestigalicts— we heard not a little of a convi rocy—but we take the liberty of saying, that if the conspirators against the character of Col. WAADLI" are so weak as to iodulge a hope that the peepk will cease to look up to Colonel WAADLII as A lover of his country, most grossly do they de. ' cave theessolres. The alarming influence that is at leagth obtained *ter the press of this country, is a eirewaistauce that cannot but ezcite the appro hewsions of every friend to rational liberty. Wljl . ' it hereafter he crellied, that of the aumeroutU diareal publications in this metropolis..-Trau STATZSIIAX is the only Paper which his pot alma: otowd Colonel Wa,aos42 l i p Opt ogme a castalioli use, let us impairs to what extrpordipary cir. "Calcasel IrVoilra dragged forth to piblia rim eerts46 itionlaiwis I and for his caadoce in so do ing has reeeivad the thanks, and acquired the "dame of a groat majority of the peopk.---!-But say the Want is the pay of the Bobbin's I' Ins 1 , bribed—he suborned Mr!. CLaast to make thW discovery"---and, therefore, there is an and.9f, Col. WABALII—Tke fact. is itself denial.—but ads. *it**, Nn rake of argument, that such were the ease-diare the people less obliged to Colonel Vikaoll ) for having, at his individeal expehce &old risque, effected the grand olded of the Leptis.. ligation 2-•-For what have Aildensses of Thanks ions ponce in upon Co!. WAISLI from .levy part. of 00 kingdom !---for ei t egeg.a.....4 . belly seconding :in eatesvisig those neeteptitraaticee, wash, bet hi the meg Birk Ctoaar at the Bar . et BA or cIPIDIVOO/, 11111stUTO been for :over he lied- in the result of Col. Waansa's Notts dialed by the result of the trial in dui Court of Kitties Bench ?—Then lab the trim pliant charge of inconsistency in demanding end"' for Mrs. CLARKE, as a witness at the Bar of the House of Commons, and denying her to be em. Gad to my is the Conif of Kiag's Beach.—Mn. CLAitait obtaiaedia'Argait, in the ROW (11 COS . mons, on her individeal . testimony. Had that Wien .unsepperted evidence not only Via wow, bet the "Alerting' , letters, and: the lassoes forged note about Tow yx, the credibility of Mrs. CLAsuz would OCT!! have produced the resigns• lion or the " very best" Commander In Chief. We should like to bear this chars. or inconsist ency argeed by the ArroaneY-Gexanm., so frappllyietioded an the Counsel to urge the credi bility of kirs.tt,iitte. The cross-examinations of Mrs. CLAUS, by that distinguished Law. °Seer, at the Bar of the House of Gammons, as we recollect, went to impute to her a total dig. quakkotios for crorilbillts. So we have at least the AtTORST V.G/INZRAI to place against Coktii WA •DLR. . Bet ties u to this charge of bribery—A. , Is tbc memorable State Trials, it will be in the remem brance of many of our Readers, that the Secrebtii of that Society, of which the persons accused were members, was bribed--suborned by Mr. Prrt gni his those to the at this 410 CO held penile, t, tog entisisteet iitilientiee, to reward 8 4PX ' _ . a . , *POW tit ',Mitt whian•itall liagy Nagle iostiee iliiild not bee d ' s7 '-i li ' The con iiiiik .eitieirs try woe dfsCorared by the subornation o a. carries:so by Crcasa, ang CISIIRO . was hailed as the.father of his coeetry. !IA Whit respect (were The it cviation against Co. lone! WARDLI true,—dues his conduct merit lea applause ?- Tons. It is asteuishing, that Col. W. should hare ha 4 the hostiles - dation in tarring to such a wewen, and with each a mind Is that of Mrs. CLAIRE, the only possible inissocinetall for divulging what nes . kiroxii i . but could not otherwise be pktsietl, browght hawse, as it 4101. wards was by irrefrogable lestiototy. rr• ' etv • There Is no mous% w hysceloisertiri Witt MINI set NITA MHO teti , .to. wags .In Nat have been . 111111* F *fed is every agessii nation ; tier if bs kW se Amy .srby be alogalikaoklusseemwed It. Whets we see the vestal scribblers epaulette fell cry with a gbarge of subornation, we would returit their " employett" . to turn their thoughts l u . wards,. 864 .r4lact oo the efts of sebeenatioe by wheels; cabbala DEIItARD: *was entrspped and sa. erifieed: • ' The' great pielislire of foreign intetfigetee Pre. rents our joyrstejng the, subject if*, present 0100 11004. • #trolhallt hereafter xenew it—fur no con. lamlkea mill induce us to abandon the cense of ?math, Justice, and Pal kotisin —q oalities, of ohich we knob) thmeople of the United King. dum believe Colosle4P4nas to be pre-eminently pogseseed, sod at ebb*. eso are 'talk/fed,' it it impossible for'titClible of a Vreling press tree to deprive him, ' , N4V.4L INTELLIGIFNCE. PLY mown', Jvtt 6.—Sailed hie Nejesty's Sow UDC 'toes, for Portiakililbe Arrived tha Aiierleaa ship Jobe. Joh* Parlay, tram Sas torywith Habitue/ stem I and the Aawayran hoops-116v ''ria, Jaen Christina, Wilt , from New York, with Serpen tine, tar, dcsli, dtt. - re ". r A Messenger leaded Vereihicomendag sat of a taiga war, With dispatefie: from Admiral fleriebey and Sir Arthur 141- *day. la Lisboa. ' • i' 41 .".1 ' -.......... ......_t 'A o l te 011411110VTH; JO Ur 7.—Anived the Dryad. Capt. ask pis i . Rolla, dnop of war ; and the Indignsat and Charger gs, Mom the Downs. - ontlialtaghe desire Meal, VW: irchoraherg, with the M. liiing Alps 'mart rem), fee the Nast indite t—iiiernis [ Whitish, Walk* PM, Unica, Sir Witham Poheury, La- LklAairimi• Chadian, NodtbaMpean, Whelan's, ilea Oil Union I also the Camel stareoldp, with the trade ihe IMMIS Amerka, and the ('ape of Geed flope.—The Jamie% Capt. Lysoglit, with the ifoordanadiami mamas ; ao4 lieriline, Capt. Greklttirtbe Downs. 'ski ' i _ ... • - • IT AZOLE, WO Mei it 111 Aid of a diiision 27 ' ) , r on heiliVne 'diet such Gen. Sawarou. !WOK or swig rot viA5 :".-- Z, ------ *L:LQC/1.. Of cg t , Colone rez.4l.. thwaittal . • . •• Nom, columandid Cele. saral •1 . - Rue. Bak:b, . (shawls( 111cys,., Mw d 1.41. juactleillrn . the .4 al r - • • ez t it e t irr i I m Ws usds, . 211. week, seer Peke. A " ?wadi, 211. ••,/ 0 .• ts:stig: inforeodiool,lllrTOOMMAt- shes tbei is some en word restrained. II E C2:11 Tidllsoola iiideet4 le womboss of about 600 troops. Md. • . . • • Ti l" ZS N.• . : . .. ... ..... .. . •. .. • . • _. . . air Coedit, et lint 9.0586 et iir ffieltoopa as • •-- COL* NEL irilkbLit -; .de reiffre et , 'V ailllseci. The ,an .e to•Revnia " , . in Ife , land; :the ' • .: cum sitfuive yla Illetmany ; tflahl continue In 0n0t.... meth thd vicinity of --w teltna. There are in the nelghboerbood o f P res . TI. " ' wi n eserlkwidilbarY Lester bill been rewards Of their evodesiii On iffill ell ale resellec-• lett *tie Office of Twr ST ITlellie. , t ..• tioo of every one. t ikil the wrdicslimes for the rg at least 16,000 more troops, who hav e beaten 4 , . • * I:' "Win ei bk. attempt to cross the bridge at that • .(cory_____.4 i. _ . , . " Robbery " cundescend to inform ns in what scale TO THE }ZITO OF 'nil firatTAMPI• ice. Ws lON is said be have been liamenet.-- is they rant OAF eilitattorot 111 r. l'irr and iiii- co. to hesdieerters of the Tyrolese is at Munich, ~ lasotiiitiod by —II r. DASllll.4llbillere to and; tit yes 10011 i s the iiitiaties • !Wilier. adduc e d ? 11, s King of Bava ri a having fed from thence into ; for tee Woe as/ address of ttie auther'a ge ankle Ofbleh al ages uncno all satlimalt anal iiihM WY (soli*, Pahl. i soleifel Is ihrt ihmitsk 1 m at Tildlillal; lank". nettle/. GIBRADAR, !rift 2. Tes terdah th awr velem te frigate arrived fr o . Cadiz, hay.ing 4ieet...9en. Sir J. Cradork and his suite on. troard; his Ef !zitency being app o i n t e d to the command of :this garrison. The 40tIs "miming axe now eisbarkieg oe beavit e . of transport in tlio flay, and sail. for Lisboa 1604 first fair use, raider. lone*, of the Norte. w . th e tatetV Free iSkilyi Sir Jabot!! elm had 10,01 K) 'Minh ttli6pe ready to mbar* JP. arid rod dirtied,* that he weal& • progied filiill4tre of the eft of her. . .. oomposmlermn. • 44i /14‘ t .i .. • , PO LICE. Gl3ll4lllllM—Yinftrisy • * •easart looiciag yyoga, Ceisiesdenr• mamed-Jehrs Drummond; was ght , o p ter hieieseden• • elimination, charged elth stadia' WM *he Aepobise, end easeeltitog twee admit /Patedarett 414**Sge/Isty Ashok street, WOW& i striti o lt o retileidet Air. Srm tibs fully stentiiited: jib testimony set Bs. • the'lehd firths Eid:•-•A gentlelhas Court Ails' stallalj,.. iirinalditrabie thins a since, 'he dent Allriter v .s CO' li g feffrbouse, in 'and that WO toiterii . libeit him d 381. In ilank.eotes bat !HAM( 111"14 inemerandeave ores asimbefe. • Ti. phew MS • fully committed to sake his trial on thelorigiesl • # cliorift elosemomimm. 24• Dutc.—Early yesterday it limitiligt ' 44 took place in a field near t. Pei N Mr. D—,-a and a Mr. G—tr, In wbi flop " latter mai severely 'founded in die tart iholilder. The ball was afterwirds 'sheeted,' but the life of Is not considered to be out of danger. Scuavif.—We are informed that a Remedy tot this very previdAnt Disorder, composed of UMW rids wholly and pordy Vegetable, has be, seill is Ondghbouring county with extraori lAN k cess. Most tifsdiciseeNbreeeribid tar OWN plaint bare their bade , i t hut lip 1 11 11140 may rest 'silted r . is. wiled to i'lbsir ea4 4 tots. brims V *simile particle rus "-- erceiii bi aPid s l isooy, nos mineral wissiberee ; re no f t i ti . sad innocent eeropor i, one piteket is salcient to effeet a cure. Ladles who are with pimples,. and other erettes, will lad this 'vegetable cork and way was r recetaliccon;psatito lAA itier Lid:T intot44. lis Ceadjeters.eices "sasiiut radon, . than all ttw lealeatela Wiese easi to whoa he kid bemseeteeary. A reverse boast ot. It is sold for tire Nerpellear blifeeehir Pension List will shalt that that Gentleman, an d S on , 951 imaitti i j oi osikei Nice Imo. i s very asewialp 001 a perielee-i-4 bribe, . packet, with plate Mkt sitreifteepirie. . • •••• •• • •r 4410 7 4;4 r '1 A a 3 • G .{ , r