The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-12 00:00:00

n~a the daughter on both sidet. V s tt r oo: l 'irue v" . ge" Thi ce s . 61 tri the out; i a rreel rel ar iGla ble yea - taiia wit suated.st abeetlfcsa uth outland in killed and wbunded. alit 'en have heen,aartied to the 'eldest. droghter of the defend.. The MIMI) , Icknewledge to have lost three-thelsand batlr Fountain, bawler Pahl his address's to her for some►"aid. toe WV of luta' mike, ;ad considerably pitted w)th the mall itiiitles..uusq swimmers. On' the: ensuing: day; the psis. • • • 29th, .Sir Rowland Hill came up to.the assistanCeef • ' " - tierMarqsals:tifo Widtingten, 'end Is • re.ported. to have ljhri , •regiments 'are under Ord' ire fOtivn The " West been lea iti puristic of the ilyincsentimy when the a'o. indleslo reinforce the'British artily in North . Ame. counts came - away. - : he' of fi cial details are s a id to riee;=-4 battalion of th'e tltith, aid 'Otte Of the 90th. base:beim- set by: the Flinty Waite; bat she is:not '-' A letter train sr British. meithane-at Heligoland, yet arrived. The Sparrow, which bemeghtcht shove to' hid friend Si 'Glasgow, mentions,' that colonist ilocounts; ibbrdelled.triveturret&otoribw; afterlitk. peihduee end seyeriltirpcles of BritisilOmatifbcture lug water.o.n.bkedr . ; ' • • • '.'o , • , •)s dieiViltitriniely brisk, and that grain' and rape-seed 4 Actoi , lo. , - , Arrivedl his, Majesty"a• ship .01'0E0, liiid'griatly falters inriiiite. It li siinhat !friths% 4man;soreihe.i."Baile4(the , 4jks . refit tOdi• . Ile; y rtsitted' tel be landed"' at for tt hisChminet dem. • • I, 1 . -, cs , voilv• .1 ; Totter aid . • Mil& if; ha Only Ph i t•JFAusetics v .Antell•fiaa.Arstived tire Ddniifi sitteeti ) acitriln plying an insioit ditty of 4 pichet.tresi ftissioutb;;where•she delimoalliter Mai' per cent. I • 4 . w draya 'gag this .Mojeity 'is shier •Aletioti, The letters fileS.Ame ries -speak in the: at limiest Davoesbiesi; ffFalbutioCapt.t Swaine ; . 4 1utint, tevinsof the distreeibecisioundbr *thekar end of the Copt. de Conrcey • and th is Plinerete, Capt. Phillott, increasing unpopalarity of the messarus of she Prtsi. witirthesfielotletwitiewfoueditosti, .Quebeei• Sic. eon- dine 'Masson: One lelter'say4:-.-t''' A • be. slating ofi between TO and AO sail: • The tgenderee fore the Senate, prohibiting thooseof British . Licencea llind the Unanimity alb left behind; the formic Gooier nwany 'condition whatever.- ./fhe penalty tor'-using Spate, tie:hater sunk.—"Saited the: Wietdtoe Celiac such a licence is 10,000 dollarao k Thiene *email s. which packet, iiiths. Mail for Gibed teemed ;filisiti. have already sailed under , Liakees t are required:to re. ••-•Dcal4 Aoepit.-.Arrivedisii hiejlesty4 ships tars brae -tat eflOotobetoweit ; 'thew that. de not eepholus ',Winans, and Arrears, • ieffill•tbe remainder return by that time to be forfeited bathe linked States; of the ieet in cowboy; the whole aserisiltsd for the Ilthii lagl pesseestinvw.will boaster:ok the nas'ega. River.' • Hie Majesty% •eleirt• ra nd lion a the, Usiteb.Statts. : Her deg, which, a few and Jaren, remain... Sidled the Nimiast yours' age, waved in every part of the • world,. wijfi feiscenalvfbrtseseetiv . risid-Vtitl'illteirts 'sat.be fessitid:•6*. 'the ocean. If air - regulation wititollie trif Flushing.: • •1. • • o• • could prevent supplies frour-gain, telour.enemies, •Powessiowrat Auaullia—(Coiled his Majesty% there' might blaohntereiclito liar it; bait 'will hive 'ships. Armter, and Sp,pfor the Downs ; • his no suck , elfeet.sa4C , Asill -only' Serve to depress the Majesty's ship Vulture takes-kola"- for•Oberesey ; Woe -of -oat Irrodeoo l , -while 'neutrals will enjoy eur and the rakes icedvoyfor the Dovross.. • : tride; andiscket.the profits - of ,both our commerce Y A st.misme. - Aess. lit.aorkeellettlhe Dollenti from and our_ agriculture. * The enemy • y •be supplied the Nemo adds:sailed for Leitk;.-deiled the ICyrisett laymnitha, lorithAreatte)facifily lend less expence yesterday9saaniese witbitimojihrtof AbOodotis tiolotiltikiotiotd6bell eretitime ships." and salteitsibmardil aoev ' art .iaT; ot!rti “-n ri dao. rell'ite.l(htferctillties tookouthiir. pert. of town duty smesomosssommeseats t•L•Jd and c yesterdays at the Heltie‘Guserds • 'being to be relieved M i nk Sparrol/PliaS ilereeedays mats spaisegil to attienitely with 'the tifealdosrds«l-ihe•-itis, Earl of IPtymbetho; 'add; it is supposed, thecatlb MAKI des Incestiresietr-,rogimetity s&gon•fing. tho.alarquis of ',feminist Noise dispatehes, that; dos or OM days Wailossn'tos; , l - •. ho.u. .P :; +4ajz , . , . may yet elapse, before they. are receivediseown: The - Jilee whighrieniturnawf ties Auseliseit ,Loan (five battle of Salamanca was known nearly a week before mfiliodielfirsolhvg)irrepsettellite bile brats negotiated the officialldetilbvreached' Lossda. Ar‘&llAusissible hrehis ksountryt rsvrtnest .r••• tr Jones to communicate the intilligsnor tilishesist it • 'Oise inindtedlintilhareeorelle warmest Monday krrikeevendopted. '• ' ir• r lastvidarked et TilbarrFort, for the isle of Wight, The Easkof Areswevr, it is shikkeHißryeaterdbifie thi(Ditortyttatasport:: . • • • (roil .Ya nriosath.: Alm 'defeat of Sotoctc.'ws - for welt •• • Cdrnee'AisterstoNoy. of theTth • Dragoon Guards arcs asoarteitiedyisras forwarded ter hid LokithiP:ed (lateof , the/Fobellitiards); has • been appointed an idoedey..night4 shiehihere is so doubt ore w il l•cesie Aid.deiCartipto the'Cororosnder.in-Chief.. • '4O breircuti.ted Goblin:rival on the Continent. .' • 'The Goa beilffliti Pox / from Newfiuodland . I It isloobiti sty. that.ereiv. KoRZAV. hal Miramich4 was talsitealhe:lBtie eta thalrebt the• accepted uc•csim reaud pt rsthe ( Rosiest and Promises StteilitiOragors Americas pristleer. barl 1. - ol ifs/ /•, -* grain. It is basted le wilt Serve with that - parr of • efr'.. , Kritingl Iseenpged at. Cosiest 'Gamlen ' the allioetferce under the crank PritiCeof Strum , . 'Theatre; to : /perforts , 4birtyrdghts:in the coarse of &tip arrived at Ifead.tfuartersi the•sediletsf 'but deea:not, take any pestle the ma. soutrGentleman ihss •begn tit :St. .Sebaathen'av esgeirsent. 'Ai • ' &stalks; the islecir.itez one of peat strength; *the = A new Opera. Mares acts, is fertheoming at the teressp seensuuded"fike dreeldisch, al waya either Lyceum Theatre; the Music by Mr. Hoes. . • veht E /aus impablei of inasdation ; the citadel on is rock, ePietsvetas Feas•-•6on Saturday, the 31st tilt. elelemt PerPeddlen)lai l lf. perfect eagle's 'tete COMI Watch fora wager Of 100 guineas, warperfermed at `,simidin g : ;Air whale, iaama,, and icasvely •id be 'Lt.'. ifitntlittlartcby Mr: C. Nigrini, who, carrying 1901 b. leelretfur sedemsdk incept by ilveliserdtaiiatlon. • • • wa lila:beck, walked , from Tenterdeu to Sandhurst, kits Letterchlve been recessed (note ervelficei elstibeckpadissisce of sixteen miles, and returned' Illki•GnanAm'sn•Staffirsehich staie.p.tist theftge a lleee withle•lthe spins of :foie hours encl.,. half.. This is_ veteran had a very narrow escape by the busting tlosinose extmordismay.i , as Mr. Nigrini had, on the. of a Mull close; by hin4 eakir,visiting the irenalses ;seceding day;• Walked/WWI* and in the task bad before St. Sebastian. The gallant lesesughtt•inin ewrtietl, 'for wwager)o6llE4 man of , 12,etowe, :be.• tbsseduseasi Id Likeserrqd thew sehees#by Minim/dug sides hiskundles on his Mackin foe neerlybee mite us themselves on their faces, till the esrittosiewhii*takaii a steep hill, which hoperforteed klahoegison times ptmee. sic .1.t73Y ti -16 • • ott Ipr 7!: t with apparent sum ; ' 4 the American Tapers ehiksi,thibrie Senate' 'ramp,- - ---This stonfingc• rat .arts o'clock ' , ef•Srel of thelUsited States have refused, by a tbrisiderable brokeoutilt the Dissontimy Chapati Vadieralls ; whither a6ortty, td confirm' the. .nomination - of ALL A- blefOre'thvielest aseibtainurcoiddobi •ftwas Minister to Susie; unless 'the effitsito Secse. feryi of efts' progress, • •Oonstnned• thetw o lseill M *hat i Lary °tithe Tresiery'sliall be considered - vacated by: Mfirly.evected places oft worship: Anothie,,, bd. the appointment: • .• i• •,r „ ' allikblekolost at foutiodeckiatos f a cmn siom a , t h e - Intelligence is said to have been-11'4%140b1. Oda extensive premises belecaglarth Mossneo East India fleet newly arrived, thatlilleii the* Min* Mit Oar hpholsterorelprGosegedyard,i Oder& t, of the commencement of hostilities • bet4neh • .Gres t whidslit Bnt mad witlisselifsry, that if lisadadesedt Britain and Awaits reached Castoti r .thento were destrictlen to the whole sieVidtoetheed 4 desiderissEa lying in the river thirteen Merchantmen belonging , naiely; by that timely ateivat-of-sovettl. to subjects of the United States; but - owing to • was proventid.sepreidieg birth* theirvianiees. general . impression, that as . the ostensible 'Suss of where koteuseaced, which , * /entirely .. esslaseamied, the war had been removed on our part i ‘ an hum. 'with *early Ohs "We I et.** ereleahle laropertavol* diate peace would be the consequence,: they mere not: estle9hasellefielaell..mf • houssind& tornitiie' Thu taken possession of, but only detained WU .instruct lose, ;on•Ilhild m9lllllfillsks Weil et ihrjrmistildhriblel tions should ho received from England.-E.Sonse ap.i gl:';: pr torsion are entertained for. toad Safety ;el' t PeolwreaassnwviEitrisslksion orroseeadrotab l e, bases which paste , with the fleet i• e gale, non the la wane &She •Paresintheleediviusb,. WIMP' _unde rer t)jlKlr of April. •':' : • -• te stlotfoll avenger of glifsistests•againet Smith the Mew. , York'Paper expresses , •Its sorriest; - that! Wandsworth watessait, vfi g• 40- miles ••io .6- given,! .isoppeint ldeneeil • MOSSAIS to ARM palsied& ttil sisestersoflithe. yak**, stiotteip a ri starting, iroto,the poops with beefily iutentions agelsetoliestesmeiv",: „Athol% liked 4 losektoJeosdif sod lihitth • etched - diel&riteriour Geserameut siteulgt bus luminal. Ow cooldiablit • ear* • jets lotowilti • Milt the tfleeac. , vosimilo rock& . 66 How,V alai; ..ti-'1111„ oar ; itoo'luatimorlitad.. A iseettbst. We , ignite Isbtaket - Ooternment angled- to thot...of , Folios 44 nook - AIN 'Smith!. widcibe e bbq u ir trf *in f lows me, orgioci &Induct 2" ; - . . E. ' • withirentAme. s.• • Ail •, e cosiectu come by t!►e eacy to invent hoe heard also the Archd tke as a bon'► for t bland VU. s t nit i latts and ('h,►rles c either to conch an d compasses of both liemisi vithout asking they make a so of human 11. , 5t Jo a flock of s in contemplatii and Monarchs rant, and nick spntic ages. ... . N ...., 1 7 .: ~,,, . ~.,,4 , , ~ I m rk , ‘ ••• •• 7 1 71 . 11/W: . .. . , • . • . • • t • ' .., .....r.4) . -,..,.. ; , ., t , ...11.t:•• , • . ' ', - • . . ~, . . . .:...‘,„,.. ... ~....., „„ ~/ . .. ... .-' :- f.. • • \ • •• . . ~ -, • ' • ' ViirotirAl ' f ragasi . . • , . . . - - i... ... , . .. _ , • • .. ....... ..._ .. ....... -. . _..—_ • • f 4peace have„.i., The matviets Which WWI ftfoAkod, •' • .'' -' • 00 /0110:1L M l titebliirMilid • 11 '' ' i ' d ' I .4' 3 V:,' l ' ' ' l . . -- . id as it is ail frastiall' Papal!? si4PhYgh - Oitrati) &id_ •-- • • 1- 11 1 . •!;,-.. !.,:i.. smosearri ?who ng! )6 11.;1 1 1 4;1 tbtaikl P OWl l ll*lN ANDIgatoW ElsEsi IPlllttiglfibl. 1 1 ~ itselfr 'seismal ifetl4 'ci t tald 0 ru•'• 1 . 2... 1 LK:Li .%. . Ptintentott i • NO. 44-1114 tisamiliii softisa6:lloo '• „ .f . .. ~:.` :. , 1 • 4 •A•d0wi....! , ) ... ' !,-,-) •.. - yh ct . . ie.., ~,...,,,, ,rsi.i -..^3 • Zia • sk .iiiri3l/111 , 0 4 1 1 Jperrosaisbaup•olitiaill MK* eistipa.l.sl. l l l ll athytAttSsh hut Jo 44 Jo peepara Ili mijgdad• the iielike_ .0 t rf r at,1. 0 ,94 0 .. w iklif. ► ., 0 1 4 40*. , iw i '9 l 44' , let hb m- .lor ; feenneisi tiahlestenth. ' t4h II I. I3 I I TA 'eninnuils rittlblEsti *bleb 'so r predit irwaltid Igeft, virus@ 01 l' J he of 4:47%5 - t; , s a . n.li to , c --niake 'hi:* PoiA4 4 ..SP•hishoi nd ePPUPtg e lLEP . 1 1 00beistket.pad , Lisciii, with attibiute.troli•thi siirialWhillet. avrfice was Perftwined n L.- u nie"" '"l ifi ' 1-3Renlni. by the , up,n t rge l ,‘:, TR , e mat ,Litaslain ID lie petisai. lw pl.- ~ los attlisfi jog: Ohaeaset.r. 4 that. body , liii'llii the - shiams ites tdo, ay !ton'. Vile audeestard that sit :Stodelaits. kit sTpture'selected ter the dimeinime npoa tills deiasied to Archduke . which lire can judge, mitt•wilineoPolat ' • ..* l e ; flan , hasifaikel4 MAI te at we .4trwassaf natately ^Witt *ll . e tl e e lli g* alliftPrlN n"" sateen relay 20 latniel , 1 ehea.ax. eerie 13w aid taleto/.lothaxi.wlict if David Wrap he insurgent* . •prohabbilhat iidepenclekifill*ghiffix44 fat. barn eihseuotte ei reso i t ile° t on li g: i b .'"l " 2"s r aPrj r ib io 'lVll ` e; d ta b e /s pr:g4eVr d ett a s=inotircra r Tal e s r rri: with the map . ntett e n tifie4 e teaniwi tle the attains •' „ : , ~„. r • - ,.irlite, 11:1)"stit4 6 . til* - .14.41i- C r l 4 rft 4": Leas, whose Awight eistatpliWe ,Ihr i r 'melt tal i tdi 41" euest ," 0 ,1 861" "i see k et rum tr e ti 4the f* " . h :al ivil i, u m p .th i a l e .dre4 4 , ll f - • , t and: Ilona', Inael:l l 99 4 intlil. , hill*, . f3P'F an triblttl,o9 14.! .will he forgoittenv Nineteeivistsatf. of ideneyathem r• aid w iled aitinl ene ;t !fiest a ualiappi Petunt l is, c and a the rged faciiity, In a word,. I ffrof, happiness and Aselfere%of,disulitopis. • Thatilll% , , antssid..to have fallen in this. litirale t . evetyttntOrtOf a „._ ~,, _, tie 'culprit! fetishist% make Jheaffeel in the article %Wig these sentiments; we Minuet look ti Mb* 'stew ' wheat AliplaYed traits of plitatey godifietelliki l / 2 4 41 k . r 1 to b est sl i , "l" etfeerVr.. l" " the int least " al u ent ile i reble im ef . a they would - plimpor takation presented - Webb Ciiii t ie bt;ith e .rd_ equallest,:•but never sorpaies4 la the•Minit . britliastt. o#o ; a4eZ i "fttiitte the dieritl 'or si* Redeemer t aid the ( Ingementa . i the Cabine b t e e ' . l46i'llinitrY 'Tie Most 0a elr,e4 upon the pit of Olt feats! :Thiel:tufty Committee OP Pliteddii. 44 0 4 -P. ~. .scenes offtheiweeetvtiweri - Theidaltt-ef St. lisitiatithut Igell'e4 M r i'w 'lit* fltk'lllt , inuded -10 hYsthe • I I ; :._* .teektplii6emin tboliSth, mid all iiiiillSilt, While ;the t a yirttlelred a l o• •eafinititi; /lie " oil excess liveiliftMlii Ls ofsatisfictielt; • .. : 44irali' - stupid, ice*. 1 -..,.,. gija_ . I '' , . -- % •••••• ,1 1.. I. - - - rf!" .* nic l i Marquis of 'Wellington siaeitudeitvestring :to dived- 4 1 folowiltrillhinth sant trarwelt ms . 'to * leave inns irons and cre- !1•11-Alu" 4• pr,i.faied, an 4 . Fr.litched cogditioi lu mer the cattiest' thefailere Sealteuddeniy. deboisehtel „... if nlll .ii k W it. 4 , . i .., • Iwhiqk tile. country was lattf4theftliMoiattiolkof -the froth the I'lelaeas . .and .ha ' d • theieetevity to; attatlt 1 21117. a . . - l i riTie IA pt• etea fd ! oVe r teeti b oon cr . le rn i Ne ls , ' Germany to : , aitlitheernment, in 1808, sedthe eanditimpestre of his tat& hi i). ill kit position. • •TherPrenah iftarta- . •,„ .... • . Morale , salient theyjeittedia pay semis 'he lona pa rte) in : Ore faiths. of that Goseimnior "chanot . • Mira •ia . dorlivit anwanosa . to 30 ' 000 oleti• His Liirdefil 3 irr " . woo rw l P t:: it i ll e "fits "li r al"le4 nat i d ise bff ‘ C "i xoet l ive Prussian :if t iaffir. men .. 1 ..• 1 ' A ; ,, i •- .• - 'I A " P, : . force •rlid t g eed 15 , 0(10 , th e f bre: ll o' i : or ie - toll' asse ' r i c lt:iiia:._ .' e It ibli :rn e ites weer gam ad , ra se et intent . .0.... friret,,lttir t atoi ns toeneyraalleo e to:i dory*. fpreierg the sreighl' ' id to Raisia 1 ...If ' e.tug um-, 4, 1 I p,o i . ilta . 4. ' m i ii lid . will be considers's! ARA 117 s -" -file ' being ell"Pn ' ° "Y' d" ha the sieges a of Pultl P l the and .. 9% * I j Into aa.airfat etas:oily. A(ter h e fbe boat time (exist . , . ... 0411 0 ....P 0 their Sebastitus and other operationsv.. Nutwitheteauing; o n :71mo.) the bodes Were removed to a trundlec id' the oastic• ndenhurgh legerdemain, I.P4riv Ofit stie ( l 6l l, if •Provisins skilLitestedeloprevent however, tbisr.great inferkarityc •• andvalthough hie I Vlird'ilkere to llaidkOo eiefoletheetelyeelie• of the kiwi &well Ist as if the: the -roc urience, of so deplontbres state 7 ef *faits. Lordshipo Ws Uaderstand, 1 wan not apprised. 0 i h e lleefelfted .10 the bet is *eying char he hots!, 1p what purr* i rite lauclane war to be applied, wilifit. bk. pertaer in guilt cow policy every I i The pian.laelds • out an enaborallitt pt. .id t h e approach of Sault, aid of bounersia trot, 'prepaid ' Weed n) i n ert ttitiftarylottl' had higaentlettnieivattand ap.fa Iota! %Wilton '6l' monophliti4 wildig i t y r at 4. for 114200 k; with are di anti' •fjthigeteht;*% . 1 ,,„„ . 6 • 1 7, 00 4 eite ' " l7.Thr k z iew b tt ,•l e g tr re ,,, e i gie y t c ibla t, .th a : " cr ," I" • ' ... idea, of • the the ,a urge . ft , it 4 - .. th n usind ~...., . 64 . .41l 1E *Mehl/vat itiid aftaiinntdingollistia . lenufreeresivie NiFoßeeepoir i trelot - liao gm eggodoim. - . .7iPTIR • e ..e xa P us, sititary: Moths; alone are capable," he Se disposed .$o )ra t or Mtell, ll °W i llw a 4L i t in tit ~..., ttx and Prus- i, re ,_, A 7.• ..-- .. 7 1 ~ that Bona., . 1 !'" 13 ' 1 " 41CIAYle'll ,into e f fect , : 441 4'1111 1 f , t i• . 1 . 14 V:r.a - to i Ids .teoopi 'se eef - engage , the enemy at 'all poldis I l ' as s oo .eee z ,L . "7,,4 4 . ' Aut 1ee , 01 4,7":. r, ' o n r ii . ai r 7 l , a - Z . ;7 . 1; 6 7,. 09 ,,'"Z e i T 1 , the c1i14i0 4 .11, pf the . people of . Spain whist': has, with fen nets vigour, and drove 'them -bath . iMd a L. - whets repeftag a' for for his bad pra_ t eices, .• that he 1 seize those se example o f , perhaps, more than spy other c.)uutry in Ott world; 1 with pleat loss. -7he battle wai mostohatinate, end WI ( TI M '''....6.° b e lefe hi s eg " inide l / 4. le "" be hile l '' t • is • '. -st.. r•—: . h.... _.....,,.Lan ...A 1-..---.2.i....3 1.."...,1L: ILI_ ....r _-:_ _ I slid idaugh foi. list moues nu tenth vett a ..... ,.... _!..e of the l ast It pre . d!eliti_whieb _has. proved , ,•. ; 1 itre that these , station of way of the Pyrenees ; and the terms as the rornour e tso of the conditions.'; ifente Cononntine on the throne the consent or Alexander, King of the Amerieai, thk nd treaties, -- appoi nt the of tipain, and give him tlu Mate or subdue. Thus, wi in their hands, they settle ispheres with the greatest ing permission of any one. sort of mercantile contract , sh, and dispose of men as sheep. Sitould such arra oti, we must suppose that. of the present day are as !ked, as in the most herbal spot. ages. Others, again, restore the Empire of Austria, —indemnify Pepe. (Joseph Bo! I:aly,—plant Eugene in Poland,—gin r•emerania to Sereden,—Austrian Pobend —Qesia to Austria,—the Mark of lirandi Saxony, &e. &c.: thus, by a sort of I the destination of States, jet! pl • :;:cre and what is calledpolleg lLi v• Pt also talk 4 a meettng. at Tleitsder . tree Emperors, and the Kings of *too' sin. We need not fear now, however, pear, esen were it ite'his power, is i olifa frincrs, and lend them to France. The e.. ,tple, Ferdinand has 'opened the eyes.of the. wily Corsi can; *Alto will not again eipose himself to the date: ger of national %ran, when he succeeds so well in those of the Cabinet. The peokie,—t he insurgents, — thew are The greatest eneentes of the tyrant : he fell well, how Much easier it is fo lia,ttnr the self-love ref Monarchs, than to bargain . l iith the people, or to sitbjugate them when they are reiolred to be free.' • lA - t us ittspenlll, however , nor opinion, with ; 11., gird to tfii result of the war in' the North;* buj ),et us no t suspend far ik moment; the duty of preparint against every event, Fhethet arising from the wealc. ness of Prince's, or the apathy of their people. been Opprestled and impoverished by . ..tithe/Os tiontstxt• lies, vested . as a source of !menet lh'the i h Citt,lln. 4 : ' Amortitt :all ice wonders Which . this eeentltl„ege intspEq.leceti, L nothieg more astonishing • %cermet than thef . we .1410eld 7 hete".7eogasion. to - conteast :the Spanish periodical Preis ielthehat of Great Britain, and that the ep . ect of air enmparieciti slide); Ite' in fareur of.the'forniie... To' cliii' i t ., i 3 Oh tiiliti,ltte flipc, it 'is neC'A'stiri ;;1:17 . + orq ,111,.,ft article, itiopur Paper ibis dey',.eatracted fetetaAba Cadiz Pepee f .uo. der the, title 94." consomitionf, on some rumoota of Peace' This articli tea - Mids. several•-• ( 41 1 1e!, Malik; . candid4-ceatl!. 4 iltibus isbiervi . ttiotlii .. Fari the ' eil4lduct rif :thic . l.til l ern Powers, 'an: 'Xi ; ..,... 11 presses ite, appreltenaion f , that,. a . separatiop., : ef i interest to a certainoxtent, has taken place helm's° - I these ..powers. on one baud, Ind England bulllthe .. Peninsula on-tke.osher. Heti. none of that sinifltireg and evasive Conduct `, Conduct `, none . of Thatmean and • 01%1 time-sehieg, which disgraces ; hyfer,the greeter par t of the . 1 1 4'nglialt Press; the appeerances.of dattgeramt boldly looked in the face, and commented At' with an ingenuousness that cannot be too highly commends.d. —.....—... After noticing the prevalent reports iliat PeaCe had Is is not in our power to relieve the anxiety of been concluded betweetithe Ituisians, Prokilans„ind t'.e public with reFpect to the official. intelligence of ' t;. - great battle in Spain, on the 28th ult. as our Go French, it proceeds- 4 . For oar parts such, aqeveet would ley 'no ' means surprise us. We have, oh. sernment have not yet thought proper to publish any. serv.ed, that amidst the swarm .of -proclamations, «remelt of it, except the following short statement, . manifestoes, &c. which • twee IsiattePiftliml the w 'tett, instead of al!aying the anxiety - of the public, Northern Allies, there is' ;Ili Meath* ' bade of . ......._ ha: greatly greatly encreased it : ..,.. 191'..‘,.' ..';;1 ‘...i. 4 .1 4, 'y the English or Spaniards; , snot ties , tir , n es-, " Admiralty-030., Aug. 11, 1813. , cites suspicions, that those, .pmvere r eeckassi t mei " The Sparrow, which is arrived from all St. Se- , the .Of .their ulteriee plaas e rarkthovApqing basal'', has not brought any official dispatches front much .regard to the tree _tidied', •EngliiiirSpeuish, the Army, ey, but she brins.reperta to ri t e etiset 6f the .• andlPortegoese, who have - been thdi Telegraphic Message, b basis-elite; Without details'. ..... , . e^ . thefr leitteris,• 'the chief cantle of theki tiktfittill;tll4 l :', " The Irance cutter , was waiting at St. 'With* It plOcetis 2 fulther 'al 6.14 . 0 . WA ::-T i . 4 : 4 04 . 1 / 2 7 t 11 apes for Lord WELLINGTOMI dispatches, which weve me: tibservear.,thei,a• the mieletiatt ,ot .fife Afriw " itti;:ws mentarilyexPected there when the SpaeroxSilled. the e • Gatrectiog go i tio, foga to;srod , ot r wiat i i a tio " The action appears to have • taken pladi,e9h‘ , nation of that eaexpectettittelalerEnglautin bi s eftee; siderably. in advance of St. Sebastian, at . Puerta l i we FiresameOhit At eialittiair i tliknEWll • t l Ahriiie Mayo& • - ' '" • .' 1 Corsitan Mckstit,' to "tilitrfliii ' n e .- , n it;4l l •liil Lillie afotenee of Dispatches from the Marquis of ear, ' w i ll ' p• - f th.;• • ::;!..1, •.(i ~. .ii. • i -9 , us aylittle reeerd l tn a tbeses , 1Wi114458; ‘Vet.mwavote, Welemereceived Paris Papers to the ' may be said or alleged keli k e_e k ryt averment." 9th hist:Which are Of cOnsiderable irapo,riance. They It details the nature of ilie differeet reports, Rith coiitehrt particular account 'of the storming of St. hirespiti iiiiii conditiotis ?a which me . bettfeee the &basalts'', nod state our toss at the immeetie natfiber o b r i s a.' ;cationic, Powers is iiheltte ~ reslorwds , -* of 11 or 15:* men, amongst . tbom are a brit. pro- ; One o f A rse rep o r t s o w . o ft A rt ihattaza P nr. in a of aficers• Their'ir!lrr i. Iss . . i r j .. es i thn T 1 !" ) - - - at l i on he gravies of Spain.; •elltlf as the- 9Paerialtt Wtietet tort) only .. 'lt is, howeree,, lr irehalle, ttleyeney have I sarcestletilly Ottserree; &hi him the Jiff/Kier* OA . ; esaggeratecrlhe loll" on eirePide, Ind dintittighedlleir ; to rooemiits iii . sebtkie.""74 . li . .a . it!cle: cb i tCluiletorio own; but to itver:eie our disappointment anti sista.. ' ii . t . e i r..i k ,i fkfl r l at ti er • w tig t oC ri ioiott . .i, o , o 4l l o 4 . l% , t une, it is n044 - pecttdi4te strong. * fordr'ess of St. Sehaeg V ope __i ' molt e p o . !pew attest utp , b y. A b osei ', n u b , i q tear east be tittles bt msault acter the . .desedf. 7 .ol lo ..7.11 Spain and Ettglacd, twit° bintalits laterests-segthoill Ace have already emperianced. It appearaby the dies i i =l i ons rolo rsi t t e d, 4o the4va e sr. ttleeiediftfiptlitill patches from : tki : Dake lf.P At 'M at . l44B9( "N: lii ia I however, our opinion oflfEt *NW triliiPfkatt a lb it the 25th and 26th, , tharke tuts Commenced offtrive i i lia wir en v lie s Noitit'ilqt let":!lll,!Zairvtitll2°E pperitioas, end chami'adiant partial advantages faker 1 t i'v lo pigtt e ;' . :khe ' ( NWT B csiiiitri"li. r iPf". 4 , t digs' the British petl Allied, fefeei ; his accounts do not : e y ' ll. . t, '; '• t ti e r lar io lmi • fr9R4emeskpesaof fi l thy", come.dewato the impoitant battle on the 28th, when ! or the opot h yof t h o i r ro ph s .l sa c k artae raignione it is reported the French were ,repulsed with consi- i which one of but Allies entertains .4 the Orders; far' derahle lost. F rom th e garbled accoult, however, it is extremely opaihdble, titeriaythelea.t - of lt,. trait whkh our :Ministers have tbought•fit to circulate; it i s the Spiinisli/ouinee l lte;ilii . " fesitrwee,' give, poi: . Is much to be apprehended, that ilielost 4 .on our side ' licity to the' se a t' iit4e . ..."Orhii OoVernment. Kae.. was equnl to that of the enemy; and if , ..er..r shott.id be really peblialte4„W*Oe, lienAillst,Of the Spealslet receive reinforcements to enable him ‘jepeat the ' 't , xvovernmenl, At eleaely‘eflifiCOlLthat *ex are not tOia Conflicts, the liberation of Spain from thegrasUf ' - Posed to treat), tilde interests liras handset. meek, France is as distant, or at least as improbable, as it lies in At 'Nerd', any fuetheeihan necessity' albsii a ever was. The warlike spirit of Great Britain is letelv requirett'and We ihall,therefore, in all prtii 4 now arrived a t suc h a p i tc h , t h at to contemplate a , bability, be cm' broiled. With one clam pf our Allieeo failur e i n our operat i ons i n Spain, is considered by in consequence of their *et possessing any. share it some a high cr i me an d m i s d emeanor. W e must, . e. the confidence of euotber class. r+., 1 • ,-. • however, clai m t h e i n d u l gence of observing, that it i - . appears to us extrem e ly d ou btf u l, w h et h er our ga l - 1 Yesterday some,.., of the Penne Reamer's principal. lint army may not be compelled to ret e ue their attendants left towo, to meet his Royal Higbee's of • Windsor • . • . glees to Portugal, and leave the enemy io peasession I _ •• •_ ..), ' '. of Spain. sesterslay enspat...e s were race v ' i ed at the Adage I The French Pape rs c on t a i n no thi ng very interes t - ratty, from J. B. Wanes, .detailing the proceeds ,t- lags of the squadroa Command, his eomnd, at tile left ins about the a ff a i rs i n Germany, except the Congress attack on Craney Island, &c.; the. wbole,:of labia ilaviog commenced its first sitting, at Prague, on the I will appear. iethe 0.36/41.0t &lards,. -ite,.. 1 .7.4 . A 19. h u l t . an d great preparations are making for the ' D ispatches were received , from Admire . yi,11114 • at the . Cape4 , Ambassadors who are to attend, amongst whom the Good •Hope. Cafttais Reavalt s •ei died after a short- illeees,,at the Esrl of ASERDIEN is mentioned. The Empress ' t , 1 . 1 ° "1" frigate s • . , vet Pet QIIPPII and Regent of FRANF. left Mayence, on her 1 to 5 ,,, , i , ~, . . . ,'.i r v )3. vo, r The enquiries. that ow eve', temesell eiade et.ths 'morn to Paris, by wit, of Brussels, the morning Secretary of State's Office and thasAillifisalte, late after the Emper or ' s d eparture- , t idi ngs f rom Spa i n, are innumerable. .I!tilsi't '-,.. .-.,..:s Due Mail. Ca iz "...v•••• 0 • L rffinenhur g ii s' • Ileitgoland • I Fists= R 6GVIT Boai.—ifelitlay et eke Public 011C41. 1. THE . 'STATESMAN. ..:F LONDON: TIIURSbAT, ausun Is, 1813. i k 71 71 10