The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-03 00:00:00

arr 2 . Waterford MM. 1 O , • GottenborEk a O ~ _.. pd CM. Red. 591 9 per Geot. Coins. N Ft per Cods. 75 41 per Vent. Navy- Vii? long. Aim 15a • • k • • • DAY AT ONE,O'CLOCK. India lion& 7 d Exchequer Bilk 34d. 3 p Ditto 34a. 7 4 p °minim 74 Consuls fir Acct.. 59 , 1 9 Lottery Ticknk 1 •••;• ..., I A and Papers Lord Witt.ta, and his depart Lordship by with the greatest respect; and there is reason to be lieve that he - has made such arrangements with the Spanish Government as will enable him to commence the ensuing campaign with ati accession of strength, that justifies the expectation of a favourable re sult.-,--There are some accounts of intercepted Letters from Josten, and others, ..which, if any reliance ,can be placed upon their an then'icity, will be found of an interesting na ture. Intelligence had been received at Lisbon, that a considerable body of French troops had lately left the Peninsula for France; and at Cornnua the old report had been revived, that CAFFARELLI was gone to France with 8000 men. The following are the particulars of the news received to-day LissoN, JAY• 19.—We have rumours of move. meats and intentions to move on the part of the French, but they are discredited. On the 2d or 34, 1 the Guerilla Leader, Souruil, brought to head-quar ters a parcel of intercepted letters, which he took at , Valdutellows, on the Douro; one of them was from Joseph to his wife, complaining of want of money ; one from Jourdan to' Caffarelli, by which • it appears that the French intend to form a large army early in the spring, by uniting the four armies of Caffarelli, Joseph, d'Erlon, and Seult, called the armies of thq North, Centre, Portugal, and the South. A general staff is already appointed, of which Jourdan is the head. There is also an Official Report from the Com. mandant of Artillery, requiring 1400 horses from France, which, with those that can be procured from individuals in the army, who have horses con. trury to military regulations, will make an addition of 1800 horses to the artillery, and enable them to bring in the field 120 pieces of cannon. Th-sr le.ters also say. Soult has given it as his opinion, titat 1::10 tte English are hi possession oil Portugal, and in still) 1.1:t. force to advance into Spain, the French, from being compelled to keep to gether in bodies cannot support themselves in tie Pe ninsula.—Shoald this opinion prove correct, the ene my must either yield to necessity, and retire to the North of the Ebro ; or else, by one great effort, en deavour, a thing which they cannot possibly accom plish, to drive the British Aral from the Peninsula. This grand united army is to be formed on the small river Adaja ; its right on the Douro, its left extend. ing towards the Guadarama, mountains. The princi pal magazines are to be at Abrantes de Douro. Our Hero arrived on Saturday, and was received with the most extravagant :,of joy; be was conducted to his residence at the palace of Neussedades, where he gave a friendly dinner to Sir C. Stewart, Admiral Martin, Marshal Beresford, &c. &c. He looked remarkably well. On Sunday his Lordship went in full dress to the Regency, at the Palace of the Inquisiiion, Where he invested Sir C. Stewart with the Order of the Bath, and dined at a truly Royal entertainment.—At eight o'clock he went to the Opera House, the whole of which was taken by the Regency, and the boxes and pit allot ted to persons agreeably to their rank. The House resounded with acclamations. "God save the King" A was sung with great effect. On the 18th, his Lordship received 'tie Consul General, and Merchants, who presented him with an address. JAS. 20.—Lord Wellington is" now on the river going away. Mac Amy, DEC. 31.—The r:mainder of the expe dition from Sicily, has at last arrived at this place, composed of more than 5000 infantry, and near 300 horse. Lord Bentinck is expected. CADIZ, Jur. 7.—Extract of the last official dig. patches from Field.Marsba4 Eppoz y Mina t -- " Hunger, and the ovintsofsll kinds of provisions, cannot the deetreyed the aided, edro, cha , cuation lions with long "left.* .OFFICIAL bISPATCH: ' " EXCELLENT SIR,— In conseqoence of what your ' Excellency mentioned to me in your official com munication of the 20th ultimo, I bare the satisfaction to acquaint you, by an extraordinary Messenger, that on the 31st of December, surd Ist instant, the enemy evacuated. the points of aIIGe S S , of Bene vente. I am enured that these troops, as well as those from Torsi and Camora, are retiritrg towards Valladolid. The' sick had been withdrawn from Ca mera. It is said, that from the place whets they are to join, they will march towards Burgos. 44 God preserve, " Jan. 1. " PUEBLA DE SINABRIA. " P. G. Cantles& the Camantodant General of Onlica." On the 28th ult. the French evacuated Astorga ; and on the same, or following day, Leao ; the first marched towards Villamanan, from, whence they tookthe Palencia and Valladolid road. If we may credit what is said, their destination is Toledo. °moo, Dac. 30.—0 n the 18th, Longa's troops were in Bilboa ; and, do the 11th, this Chief .had another action with the French, in which he caused them a loss of '3OO 'men. Lime, JAN. 20.—8 y intelligence which ctesioeve s . credit, we are -assured that 24,000 chosen troops have lately left Use Peninsula for France. CORUNNA, JAN. B.—lt is continued to be affirmed, that General Caffarelli has gone to France with 8000 Ten, and that Mina had approached Bayonne, sup ported by the favour of even the French themselves. We are glad, and no doubt bat that the part of the public who have noticed the transaction, must par. take of the same satisfaction, in beholding the patties impertinence of the Courier receive so wholesome a correction for meddling with what it so little 'ender stood ; and for advancing as facts concerning the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, what the writer was obliged to attempt an apology for, by saying, « it was natural to conclude so and so," or " It was .to be inferred that," &c. &c. A conduct like this we hare spoken of, is an offence of a More serious nature than. it may appear to be, in the eyes of many, wiio do . not calculate the danger. ons tendency of It. The facts " inferred," and the reasoning upon them, contained matter which, at no very remote period, perhaps, might throw the king. dom into a ferment. But these advocates ". cial order," thew - worthy Jut i-Jaeohino, ears mug little about the "p repose, provided theiragbe l and sinister designs are ca Med i ate erect. Ilter4be and stigmatize whole classes of 'men without or exception: — Nei' to'whonsibii always looked up with reverence, as coateiikih among them, some of the most estimable ebiralilie of any age. it Is from them we expect to see f • a phalanx of BMWs worthies, who will, one dai t have to save their coentry . in danger. This cousiekul Courier has the etrontery to ow, in yesteedeto Paper, that it la net against " perishable ponwaa t but permanent prioeiplel l " it wars; and after thie lag4lOanditit alliteratirOdieplai of impis, it Ogi." dull:" Foe— ten "' dt. - 11.1 A# 11 41 * . 7 14 " 1 " ' stale, $ Theis cos be se pesea, Do IP"! Rhine, instead of the Elbe, - webs Vistula tl ; Prior NACHARSO CpOOTS, the Pew orator, wawa& twdeath, at the Coneiergerie, for nconsineed. the French to oration, at war till the Rhine be made the boundary of France !! The ac. adding, " thereby wickedly (co:etre-maw I.mued ing tGold , eflon eioneire urging . the French people to ender* the cruet pri►ations incident to war, In pursuit of so distant an object." rerbunt 'std. :...willi ft ...- In further observation on the contents of the Got tenburgh Mails, we would remark, that tho ac counts of the Russian successes and victories, as given by several of oar Newspapers, may truly be laid to ran mad, for . while they on, day sit& the Emperor ALEZANDEa to the skies, for the - mode- ration displayed In his Manifesto, they the very nest announce his invasion of the Austrian territories ; ! an act not only inconsistent with his late open de claration, but one which would deserve the darn - ter of rashness. If, according to the report so con fidently spread, that the Prince of SMOLENSK° weEe marching upon the Austrian province, Galli cia, we cannot heaitate in saying, that he would not only destroy every spark of hope in the co-operatioa of be Emperor of AUSTRIA for restoring the political equilibrium of the North, but actually incur the danger of retiring out of it, Kith half the force be should enter it. Dantzic, as we ; have before observed, is the point to which the war politican will now direct his anxious view. Much will depend upon the stand the French may be deter mined to make in this fortress, which they have so long been fortifying. To open this port would be a ' great object gained by our Allies and to commerce. BowAPAILTE knows as much, but yet it is conjectured he may be under the necessity of withdrawing the I force from it, to assist him in making that power ful stand against the Russians, which the Ca binet ,of Vienna (under the supposition of it re maining firm in its alliance with him) must, of coursq, be anxious about. There are strong ma ma fee believing; that the Russians entered Ka ningsbert on the 4th lest.; and, if so, we shall not long be at a loss to know what is likidrte take plice at Deutzic. Frankfort on the 00*, is marked on the new modelled nip of war, as the canted or rallying point, of our late powerful enemy.. Whet Most he not have suffered in force, and In inortlfiett.' ties, to be eble to make no stand for more than seven hundred miles from !se loan of his fore triumph... This is a lesson 4/1111th:yl do here and trust may be turned to .16- knelt of sof ferlaE humanity , ..Wsl are gied vesXiabaseiee. on foot between ' Sovereign and Sovereign: their .odisicitts are less dreadful and omit:ems than those of armies. The present is really prituant of the fu ture. , COVAT•OF XING'S BENCE. Fla. S. Phossre. Joan and Lyon litisT, Printer and Editor of the lgoominer, were tMs day called op to receive Jediusset of the Court, fora Libel upon the Pangdz RIGENVI when the followlai sentence was pissed upon them :-.That they ilia be imprisoned for Twe Years, one la Swam 04 6aMaaar and the other _ - tared by the boats Of the Rochefort squadron. The Melon cartel b expected to sail this evening fOr Modal; with two Ladies and a Gentleman pas. sense's. Yesterday, at a very numerous Meeting of the Dis senting Ministers'of the three denominations residing in London and the neighbourhood, specially con. vened, it was unanimously resolved to renew their application Parliament for the repeal of all the pe. nal statutes now in force which affect the subject of religion. Letters from Cork state, that by a vessel arrived from Lisbon, after a short passage, accounts had beeh received there from Baltimore, which stated, that the Election for President hal taken place at Washington, and that General CListvow, having a majority otvotes, was elected President, in the roo:n of Mr. MADISON. BEDNADOTTS has increased his popularity with the Swedes, by appointing their own countrymen as tutors to his son, and by publicly declaring his dis , approbation of the fashionable practice of employing foreign instructors for the education of the youug Swedish Nobility. No accounts having been received of the Lord Co'chrune, Captain GEORGE, one of the homeward botuid Jamaica Beet, of July last, it is feared she fnUpdered in the night of the 25th of Aueost, about 150 miles to the westward of the Bermudas, during a most tremendous hurricane. Amongst the passen ger* were Mr. and Mrs. GORE, of Port Royal, with their infant daughter, and two female servants. Thi diiaster of the French army in Russia is well known in Frence, and is all imputed to the obstinacy of the Emperor, in marching- his troops on, against the advice of his Marshals, who, it is said, did all that men in their situation could do, but were forced to act contrary to their reason. BONAPARTE Strangely deceived himself in believing that the Russians would negotiate, till the time for retreating safely had been past, and which occasioned. all the subsequent disasters : it is believed that not 20,000 men have reached Prussia in their way back. Another instance has occurred• which prres that the talents and intrepidity of Irish Catholics, who .are not thought worthy at heati.Of places of trust, einolusisint ♦ or honor, by an intolerant faction, are propaiusppreciated nary otkr country In Eu rope, Gni Vials has been recently solicited by Gen. Wursrmisavess to join the Russian standard, and to accept a diettainished idlitary rank from the Emperor Amismunosa. On Male* the 25th sit. the Mende and admirers et Mr. Fos diner& In harmer of hts birth-day, in the ball-room of the Dedt- fell Inn. Glasgow. Wm. gslitaisiss, Iraq. dc Titfyhewn, In the . Chalr—Aucz- ANUR 6tir44.,0,.1004. of Slake% Croupier. The mmodiagmaii ern aentissate of the Mends of Ciastitational--and the health and memo ries of Its most diStimpdshedsepparters were received with mithadaste. • Tho mmtlineota t that the _pc emeitint Aietatttite might•lssetsto a 'ready, ho nourable, and lasting pacer and tint of " the abo lition of Commercial Monopoly," set with very marked approbation. - A volume has recently been published at Pari=, entitled Un-edilad Le t ters of Voltaire, addresse. l to the Countess of StITSELBOURG. The French cri tics speak in . praise of this epistolary correspondence, as exhibiting the genius of the Author, the magic of his ape, and his satirical touches. Moms has jest arrived in town from Exeter, where he played during last week. highly to the gra" ftfietiee of the inhabitants. 1I leis out immediately for Ireland, where he has every prospect of reaping equally successful., harvest. THE ST4TES,M4N. LONDON: . • wantasosy, ItBRUART 3, lea Lisbon Mail arrived this mornings , ilitllutttifis Papers to the 21st alt. which state the atrial of I WsLctxaroxat Lisboa, ontiattudays tits 1,13114 his departure from thence on the 20th alt. HEs !ship was received by the Regency at Lisbon - ' -- '44 o n the Ai l Mies iiii*upoo • . Il is 1. r, r , .. " 411INILIthilei eat bed he Iblisswitorefisi? ~ . NAVAL- 1 12IrriviONAVILI WI 1 '; ' ' i Ovid (std igi'ool. l " : • 4 04, i..' : ` _ ' --Ow.- - again left Pamplines at ' Aye is the . 4 4 , ", , 4200 infantry arid ello horse s * Ida ltl ' ' . ' k9ti ' 1 it 4416 ilei t ai l t".."l4.ll* -11-1144141644119 ifIL 2--M14#611 ilit Ilijeer i 'i 11 ,,. ...,s. 81..._'' ' 44 hat wi. mmise • sem village of Noaln. Welt* hsteittatme of tit *. * t Aii te s o,, ...Irsr * A a." ' WWI . 4 • ,-- 7 - --""" -!" PTIP-8141679- mad .ferfaßNs frow the *Wm- This • '. ' r ftw.naiertbufih tid.,ti t x in i e . dared them to ba moat 17 be Natal ' ' -** a; ot • I lid Oga• , ' • • . pi - At.— or ' • d o • . . tvo ut, 411111. - .- )4. , .. , c§o lll tb. • ' 11 .0 111 0 014 ..- ' . .. ~ , ':!' .01 e' : ••" 1 - 411 ,1 1 * .i. - i t b•Odkid,lkt ikeaswid t .". - . He the fire • ''' . • hs t . • .pi ~ ' • . 1 , Alp o , ~,, '.611 Win i , v , ; I i - t • . / a, frr- ,--, ... ,_ __,, , se oleo** , .• ' 4 , • . . d al , :"M' '' . i )t , ' "to' *sew that - ',' , .. , 0 " 1001 / 1 4 3 .". arld'Airrild War Waters He Mss PUMe d , * ' . ~ ' .. 14 ! s j , l* .. v - • . cannot ascertain • . • - . " 1 k .IN 1 1,: ,: ....7- .. , . 7- tr a...., um -i • Elena the Maii,l i attereeti gi f e l ie rmi the hospitals are ' 1111111010,11Villiiiiir, A;, Ai .. _, . " x'l'' . I. . • •4, ‘ ; a n d rce .. ' • mot laseikiihorsseses, time wield hear dis HoWei r Goants,fer Ma u , ~, c •- ~i. . of the Spaniards lessmasis movvevmwser-sk4 1 ' . Ist' c. 4.4;.., -. 44 la 'Prouseas alliikasAti sw Auogar d av,,,... •PL , .. , a5.1.,--Arsbeed the Awadeau shi p ream rue roaenoweeoeiseenartsi , ',, , . ,we eamosetlreermoraow, whet Mitadiy,hati . r ye . ' ' asol tress.Modsdphial bound . . . - ••• - statzleacit. ' - '' et! * ; ' ,a tisa •evOr eripetillscettlitsBl4NVigyi t.#badlein44 , lo6lolU4ll4 Ike.; o s as glii P. et We have the Split* Gazettes to the ,12ill the the following Is taken froai them : ,•• . 4 ! - ',.. . ilia h k *llooiip - lea . as Snow war ilassit. threw___,__ _ .. 01 11 1 baud in theisham likrwaseaptee e d on 4 We are assure thit Snthet ' a vaateisa*,' ' '' ' . " `moo; 44 4 1 the peiseassis literalist it tlipPlilulaustont• ' 66 0 20 Wpm 4,lhe *aw ard • . , .. , 1 ir ...- . destreyed by the Aticant Eapedltiedarr i i ina , attabliessadd selfterrhstistuibbiere s , as ot i lirstelass o after A chase% 043 beet", -b y the the neighbourhood. of Cestlilon de hi ... ;.. :,,j: Irit vitisit's into s ivir t ibit his aside Irie teipie• The'thief. he hilaisipldo, ee was added, that this Marshal has takes 3ll ' t,, hakostiso . .l4olle, formidably belligeiees,r, jaar's Alf,' eit' *Mali ''time iitrf itadlioa was not edro, and that his consausdcatioe with ► ' ,: ... . , 1;y sorts befog theta bark to what we wish raiel,r,e4 aisflt, was . very' d o ubtf u l ib ether he cut off. By private letters we are inforieithat,.., . ,'''''' :f' ,i s t weets . to 'a pply them widt the men- would or aja r . . • . French have already began to retire trees, '• , ' - 'l7 ~: •y food w hi c k keeps alive - their !balmy for It tarepekkliat LIFO VOWS were captured a cha ; that Sault gives deasuastradout of a jk4sl - ' . . -If-the palatal*, be l 4llffied, '*_ .14k .' Huh to tb". *IMO .of this Pert After by i citation ; and that Bonaparte lag demaisded livir . .. . :: ' : .• Complain of thiliilielliWhisa • French privateer. • ' . 1 lions Of grenadier.' ~ , ._ . . dowse hot that o usow an d deve ir p e e 1 , Sailed the (Prestos 444 of war as a cruise ; Rolla " , From these cod o th er hliel!igeg" . . ..I' . : LawL,:i cir4tlr ''':heti pecaljerly denrawes is Mom who . so , iii.,14011. .1114 Id . Slithei;taikr l oamy ; s a t i k i i. t i ne het have reeelvad through different chanilo,.., i • • rf""' " .. 10,04.1gprAmt of th e eette g ee o titilkottsmputh and the Dawns; Nero,. 74, 4 r :it with certainty colcludes that the FA lfs in t ilklis ast& . ' whiefi theiseksersistrii *hirtary -11014Biadr ; tea *a adasssirtso Is t hi torts. long delay passing the Ebro." „ '' . ' bods met 4 *MI* The IsPilliklt4lllo4 # 10 0.64 " 1 " 6 4 - '' '. "' ' - • ' •-' atertegOkllikir abettors,' tfliflibi• 6‘e 'Milted the schooner Aufastrl, from Quebec; she " Sandal% astitol73. tha t '. the the E mit. am ' Mural I was captured hien Athletic' &Steer and __ . _. _ Pogo_ may c ..,:„. _ , . .._.. . ._ _. _n P 9 re-cop- nevirt Al. hisPATriii_ ' . obligedLenem7 to saaleh --- 7 .42tfromPani Pi:a: l f; realAiitigilliTajostarstrra !1 1 • $o that, WO autata iniold-iaTluleldspriso ..-- ; ; that they sitallpay a Floe ane q l4ll „...Y successruk i ld harv"t. qua ; o , Mr. the purpose of obtainiattlunn in he vicinity. acoo,l4llll o ,o* Innuoing - throughout, contlau at of 5001. each to ths King, and iglu suarity for their " ua tt o n th e 3 t l t ta the, laoralag t ;he formed a traettoia war as longenthat men Bus ; and till the Boom's, goad behaviour. for Wei Yeti% limmitehei hi .001 . airbag Went and amen ear Readers :—" It 4 , 1 1). w rap defeated . tees vulgar . corruptions, Pamploi", to . Bough wi th 4000 lofautty•ami o gop are *phi natfithttlitione, ' This' !toting ' pats uli eich l • and two Swede, in 9601. each. .• , . posegOesys he) In the .hnciest Ordinances r espect ing ho r se, . . mind of idel‘psnacharnt Obit*, S•Dle thnefage l . iiii '. . .1:7 ti. the riour•Wlllikos (the Got of which __;sl " Inform - sad of his force, and that Ms object was to the,, by, foratif, a lititokUitta fat of longs, don A Cabinet Cosaell wu hold - . 'at tho Fos • ~. viloinl 1070), called Swan-rolls, that , the i,„A,_ mi d h a d w hat was lialfess the Alia two Ricks eevaittehea. - The tenni Pro" . .. ... • p r oms* pi. 4•1•01, 1 .. resorted to attack him, *Sew crowds of .pusiengers about b arguing thole, rVJ?_friatloCl4 /.. o . llLliike 4 14 _o 4 , l o°Nr• ! 11/ . /11 - wer e liw W 4l, '• law !" -- ". - t o s hi bit positions, which I oenied Into estioettee .hf thus tosaldlie no tuarity ,' wh y molest hem. mM l ' ll / 1 / - ° .4l "q/ 141° • ' ' ' /1/ooPlPlNlPstisosol Omit* .4 . 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