The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-26 00:00:00

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IIII.I Mails from Lishen and Gottenhargh arrived nioroing, from which wo have kokao,some im portant estracts, in addition to the intelligence btought by another Mail which arrived last night : LISBON, JtiLY 13.—The army made* movement to cut off Clausel, but he effected his retreat to Sara. gossa. Had the action of Vittoria been delayed only one day longer, Clausel would have joined Joseph, as he arrived within half a league of the place at noon on the 2(2d of June. Josrfh sad Foy are gone into France, and are among the peailantry ; 30,000 of our troops are on the frontiers, and Lord Wellington is marching on With 20,000 more; and it is generally believed we shall annoy Napoleon by entering his dominions.— Pampeluna is invested, by two divisions, and the battering train is' shortly expected. That fortress is strong, and expected to-make a stout resistarce. LigliON l JULY 11.—After the battle of Vittoria Clause, retired to join Sachet, near Saragossa; their United force will probably amount to 35,000 men. Auckrv, JULY the evehing of the 21st, anchored inihis port an Engiiah goletta, having on board the Lieutenant-General of the Allied Army, Sir J. Murray. On the morning of tie 22d„ also arrived in a ship of war, Lord Wm. Lientiock. The presence of those two Chiefs, gives us reason for presuming that the expedition which sailed,lo•Tarra- 1 gona ties returned to these coasts, for the purpose of I assigting In a different manner the plan for the libe. radon of this province, and others in the east. As I we are not acquainted with the true object of that expedition, we are not able to venture an opinion upon its real results. Time and the official ac. counts will give the necessary information for deter mining this success, and calculating its influence upon the general plan. The national troops continue in their line upon the ?Cum, and the enemy, np to the 21st, had not repeated his attempts. LISBON, JULY 10.—Sachet's movements appear to us uncertain or contradictory; accounts of the same date, and from different places, state this General to be in different places at the same time; some in Saragossa, others in Valencia, these in blurviedra, those in Tarragona;—however this may be, it is certain that this Duke of Albutara was, on the Uri of June, ignorant of the defeat of Joseph,' and that he would probably still be so till the 2&h, when we must expect that he will attempt his retreat, either by Saragossa, or by the Catalonia read:, straitened on his rear, flanks, and front, be will suffer little less than JOseph. Bt aces, • isms g3..-":"be valiant - Mai; "who, ac cording to the last accounts, was in Arcos with 10,800• nen, will, it is natural to be supposed, briskly pursue the fugitives. Sissent.a, Jim; 29.—We have just received in. telligenee, that on the 21st inst. the. second and third armies were near Valencia, and that Su- , chet was retiring and being pursued ; and that it was probable Valencia would be. evectiated by the tilBth.or 27th ; 11,000 infantry, which are in Re - horse from Elio's army ; the troops of Blontejo, Meares, ?abet, 'and others, Suchet's retreat. FOft/UGUESF TELEGRAPL; OF YULY 13.] JULY It —Our troops have entered fusel, in his flight to Saragossa, threw into the Ebro, at Tudela, and rendered rriages, that he might march more dis uy the skirts of the blowsy° to Sara• join Suchet. received to-day by the Mail from Biscay, interesting advice, that tbe division of the troops or Commit Giron hive en. 'vines, two ,1e gives, beat Bas94De, 41,pd le. garrison a( gabosttisi dill, holds - • •,*.•- .~. •F••=110 h beshged by the AIM 'lthltitwretith wllt be attedtsd, I►r WO InOterini part ''> 1 . . .. , 45,..r.,47--,--.-_;:.,wvc.0.0.Ai5r:....--..-e--...-,.......-.r............ --: - •.--..--. 4 77E -- 7 - .. =-'-'7'' .- --.•- , -' . -•----......P...- ..;.., ... gen glen calitilltSarn kit the:4 - seles "Ora i[o ny . . l - pleele, the fire 074010 :has IlYreaay . begiiiir i llte - All . , 1.14' • • • . . c 0i , i ,„ 1 „ 0 , 0 i,4444 . iriiesnents 'Of Inore idgireleiiii:of tn. ,14 haye; Soaked' aeon :loss. 'Amoiiiiitsc.4clliers, in•rnfli Pantry inkd cavalry daily arrive frntri Mayence, b the T k a ie d is named she-bi l i ve co. G rant . p aib i e ;b o wa 4 tiailittsil tinseecTrfutt and . latipria. - . ?to -11hlavare Ltelen by assault bribe army - of the brave General enestresi by 4b'e resources of the conntry,. as ie 1 II 6 '1.0 Pennell. Six hundred men were made prisoners, by tie. coave.which arrive ip boats on the Elbe, oT. una SO pieces of cannon taken: On the 2Sd - of June, by *wit* ciesing from the aide of the Rhine. t Au eittraordloart Convocation of the Stites of :Clousel left Tudele; With 9000 infantry and 800 ca- Spaiip • y..iitalked'4f, Mid Oa, Circle will'. send tw• riairy, end soon After ;Vilna and DO Dalian Sancheiti 1 4etutis frilin.thiliolalils and • Sw• ftem thi 0 6 " ! entered . The 'French before their departure blew up, se na.ss .•.7 .. - . • _. . . _ _ I the arches of the bridge, two cuttains, aud.spiked *IV the cannon. G OTTENSCRON, JULY 17. --Yesterday arrived,: thy; Expedition from the Downs, consisting of 3sl cavalry transports, one rocket ship, and 0rd.,1 eixice ships, with the 3d German hussars, std regiment of German artillery, in charge of Lim tenant Clayton ; they will proceed to Rostock. as i soon as they have taken in water. .. ;. ---ww... 02 1111 1 054 getitriCetil" " neeti a; Int atteio4. we the Brittektflilipil i bt the tfieteiii re : 1101 % 4f Ca!liid a ity ) agninsi . our new and`newly-Made enemy a iLialtsica ! lapis publiattion; -however; whatever official oomie qaence or eclat may . be given to it, is by tivv . makos• calculated to exaltthohOpes of the reflecting 'Briton, as to the remote and Ultimate toisoquelsee of the, widely spread and tiinsaming mar l : into which we are so deeply Plunged. Eitraoritioiary gazelles by the Government, upon . 16 extraordinary oc.• currenees, like the freqoent 'trona editions of News. papers, condemnably adminliter 'to the already too' diseased appetite for hostile narration, and san guinary feasts. In thil instance the humane reader is, through the caption or policy of the writer; spared the disgusting scene of one part of the bloody banquet, which is that where the 'lllotain is drawn over the Indians, with the tomahawk in one hand, _. . I JULY 18.— Very important dispatches arorepitit• tbilde ~ . nder a in the other. Cautiously and pro udand to have arrived here from the Crown Paiisia'a & s oy is it said, that " with seven hundred fire head-quarters : they 'are supposed 'to relate .to ,:talkt leeks they advanced upon the enemy's camp by result of a conference, which, itis said, has veil j night, and surprised one defeated . a force of lately taken place between the Emperor of Russia, : three thoirsaud five hundred men," &c. Ire. If Emperor of Germany, King of Prussia * and •Also, character, as is allowed, be strength to a nation, Crown Prince of Sweden. shall we not incur the danger of losing that pre- If is generally, almost universally , believed i rWe i eminent advantage, by conducting the war into that hostilities will recommence shortly after , til-which we have unhappily plunged on- principles. kis. 20th inst. _. , • • J pogned by publicists : a War too against those 'Moot: The Prince Rya of Sweden is gone to Rutenbeils linight, under a wiser Administration of effiirs, bite' to meet the Emperors of Russia and Austria, and tie ,been secured to us as friends for time without end.. King of Pressia. :We repeat what welave often said, that we should A Leith convoy arrived yesterday, unclisAins , ro ll l i e ' sorry to be suspected as advocating the cause of our tection of the Gallant. , • enemies, because we condemn the conduct of Intl. WisnAn, Ju ee ,30.--The first column trethe. Chi '. •.. , rulers. We cannot be silent thereon, *because we man Legion, which is coming from Kouingsbees. feel a moral conviction in oar minds that it tends de under the command of General Arenscheldt, arrired finitively to the ruib 'of our Country. The system on the 26th inst. at Schwedt, and was on the 12th or .upon which the affairs of Great Brhain.lave been 15th of July to join itself wi.ii our troops on the . conducted, and still ire, is impregnated with the de. borders of Pomeratlia. His Royal Highness the . structive principle so strongly, that the victories Crown Prince, yesterday took a morning repast with which give rise to these Retraordinary Gazelles. and the Duke of Meckleuburgh, and arrived here at half extraordinary relnieings,do but confirm the fears of past ten o'clock in the evening. the thinking part of the public, while they flatter and The city was illuminated, and the joy was general. intoxicate-the more superficial. We are voluntarily It was easy to perceive that Wismar had formerly reminded of what was said by a shrewd Frenchman, been a Swedish city. His Royal Highness's defier- under the ancient regime, to a stranger, who ques ture is deferred till to-morrow, when he will return tioned him as they met on the Pont Neuf, in Paris, to Rostock, and on the fellowing day go from thence as to the meaning of the general illumination through _......_ to Grifswalde, , • -oat that city. Why, answered the Gallic Censer, Yesterday, Captain TowssEND, of the 14th Light " they tell you it is on account of the victory ob- Dragoons, arrived at the Office of the War Depart- t w ined . 1 4 ma by D'Oavai crazes over Kerlin. (we went, in Downing-street, with dispatches from th e claimed tle•eictory also in this case as in that of Marquis of WELLINGTON, and in the evening the ! Fontenoy), but It is covertly to keep the people substance of the. intellig ence was circulated in the lin the dark. The good people of once happy following Bulletin : Britain, ate thus hoodwinked till the- last man 44 WAR DEPARTMENT. of them has had 'a cross belt put over his Downing-street, July 93, 1819. shoulders , and a k na p sac k upon his back. It is " Dispatches have been received from Lord WEL- now studiously designed to convert the most em u:taros, dated Zubieta, July 10. mercial people on the globe to a warlike habit ; war " General MINA reports to his Lordship that Ge- having been hitherto highly profitable to some few iseral CL war, has marched from Saragossa towards of the first classes of the community. The folly and Jaca.. selfishness of this mad pursuit is but just about to be " Though the enemy had withdrawn the whole unfolded ; our task is, therefore, beginning. We of their right and left wings into France, still three will, however, strive incessantly to turn this tide of divisions of the centre, under General GAziN, re public infatuation, so certainly and utterly destruc mained in the valley of Bastan, of which they seemed I tire to public happiness. However feebly we should be determined to keep possession, as it is very rich, and supported by the few of our cotemporaries who may full of strong positions. Upon the 4th, sth, and i think as we do, we will not on that account remit our 7th inst. they were successively dislodged from all ' exertions. If we give ourselves up to senseless and their posts by two brigades of British and two of remorseless war, we are t lost people. The increase Portuguese infantry, under Sir ROWLAND HILL ; 1 of the revenue for the few last years has misled our and were obliged to retreat into France. The loss . financial calculators and counsellors : the encrease of the Allies has been only 8 killed and - 110 woend- A was not owing to the greater facility of the taxed, ed. Among the latter is Lieutenant , 11 -" L 9( t' e : 34th regiment. but the regulations adopted by the .Government, I gave new powers of perquisition to the tax-ga " By private accounts it is known, that upon the therers. There is scarcely a modicum of possession 12th the head-quarters were at Ernani ; and Lord in the whole country secure from -taxation ; even the WELLINGTON' had received letters, of the7th instant, ' from Lord NVILLism BENTINCS, dated at San Fe- poor widow who goes to the Bank to receive lippe, and from General E L io, at Valencia. Mar her half year's dividend .on two hundred pounde,i three per cents, has her- six shillings stopped by 1 shal SUCUET was retreating towards the )abro, having the cashier t ! TaxationiY on property, like many left 2000 men in Murviedro." I other Strings of the same mature, has bean strained' to • From the adore official intelligence we may " n- `the uttermost—some of these must gise weak ,'We l dude, that the discomfiture of the army under Jo therefore, admonish those who have the rule of this mot, at Vittoria, is now producing its natural effect extended empire in their, hands, to rellet on 'these, ,upon the minds end operaatiops of both SuutLTAqd facts and presages,-and eitheradopt a more •CODO CLAUSYL. By the latter quitting Saragossa for Jim, ! mica' mode of expenditure of. the public money, of be confesses the danger of his former position; n ' 4l assume less military array. It ought not to by Marshal SIICHET retreating also towards the Ebro, from the readiness with which . Par s the idea of a junction between these two Generals must' biluferred Bement ha; just invested the 'Administration with have been relinquished, as they seem to have in view 1• eve a vote of confidence, millions of money my chiefly the safe return into France. The centre of the ; cis max the-application of so vast' a sum will not be retreating French army of Vittoria l we are told,quitted .k it an d l 'sen scrutinized into. The Bank too—again we the fertile valley of Bastan, with great reluctance, bar. • call the attention of bah Ministers and People, log maintained its position in that province in an un- • during the recess of Parliament, to this wide spread. expected manner, after the two wings had retreated ing Source of growing evil. The depreciation of its over the I3idassoa. . Si, ROWLAND HILL had the sea-' currency has been advancing to a frightful extent, tisfaction of dislodging the uewly.mentioned French - and would have kept on advancing but for the recent General (GAZsII) from his strong posts, which Gem check of the French. Were the tide to turn again pied three days in effecting.. . • ' Paris Papers to the 20th instant a rr i ve d l a st night, in that respect, guineas would be worth thirty shit for the sale of idity, with which we were more surprised than at the former, I an H d falls like the Stocks,this but in ous an commo inverse ratiorises as not containing a syllable respecti ng th e A rm i s ti c e l nor can any Acts of Parliament prevent this traffic or Congress, Phis riddle cannot be satisfactorily ex. in some' shape or other. The attempt to stop it by pounded at present. We see a study and solicitude , legislative enactments does but remind us of the nth to impress the world with in idea of the immense I re chiefs and violence Which 'attended the first part of isiforeeinents pouring into the North. Dresden and , Frankfort are described as daily overflowing with] the French Revolution. • fresh bodies of troops in their routes from France.- 1 Yesterday, at one o'clock, the Palace RECENT ; These numerous accessions of military could not left town in his travelling carriage for Windsor, pc... have been supported but for the abundant supplies companies] by Sir Tuowts TYRITIDTT: His -Rnyld Which the Emperor of Atiarata has allowed to be Highness returned by Richmond, and dined with V* sent for their use from Bohemia. Spain, it is evi- coun t %Dentin,' at his house In - Richmond Parls, :. dent (from some - powerful MotiTe), has been a sea- w h ere se v era l o f the Cabinet Ministers and a numher Schtry . 'Objettt •sritb BowArawre daring the letter' of persons of distinction-. were Welted to 1 " -- 't this axiom contest. . i Royal Highness. A-. . seingenee, th third armies Chet was reti was probable ! 4.,. 96th.er 27th -'. '1 quina ; 9000 . Villauampa, i I must cut off S 1 1. t into* Tuw pl MADRID, 1 France; Clau i his artillery ii useless his car encumbered b; i 1 1 K owa , i to. Letters .reps Win the int Longa ind the tered • FrAnce, vied rations, , Thy reimili out, . ..,... 4 1 Pfispoloss . diviiions.'imid ~ . . , • •• xestneawat onte'clocks *r. it, of th e ge m Keeper:Genevan' dttce, arrived I na chaise nind four at.the Foreign Oflice r front the North. dount Catric'entAon being out orfiiti,'‘id-the Earl df•ijtrsaroJL happening to be hillte*Ofile•o s h e re. ceirod'the dispatches. Mr. Tribtete left Phis Coblitr shoat three mandril since, soon aft er Haottbar g h Wi t y • taken: • The Patine ftinmer is eipetted to . hold it tit •pior I of the Order *of the Olrter in the 'course ef the wet k. I^ The like of Yonic, after attending to the lette rs brought by the post . on Saturday morning, at York House,.set off at half past ten o'clock on his weeki v esconion to Windsoi. • The.Ainerican papers falsely ascribe the sprrprirler of the Chesapeake to an explosion which took plate on board of that vessel while in actioe. The tone and assumptions of the Sre tatr.'s spel. c h , addressed to his Itoyal ,Highness the Pa cc, I GENT at the close of the . Session, have given •: !general and deep dissatisfaction. By Member, the highest respectability . it. has been strongly sored, As an undue attempt to set up the SPEA ev:i own individegi opinion as the opinion•of the Hotis.. Ito 46,0meg...0f the Speech was thia more prom:- I neatly and .wore unnecessarily threstiferrard, than in .tbid in. which the rejection of. this GiSholic .13111 is j. so directly alluded to ; yet thilLight lionocrable • Gentleman must have recollet(ed - -hy hew small i majority that question was .neptfreda .and must, moreover, hare known bi.s . rftia•sort of artitiat ma . jositiwas procured,- The thing will. not be_ sifferc:: to pain pnnoticed , and t . perhaps, not uncenforeci.-. Immediately . after ilk Sera* En, retired treat the Bar of 'the liousanf reetiin Noble Lord ',ceded him, and e l . POi t bli ll6 'enitti . .al*l 7 PrOatiiiit thts.getieral tenor o! this:speed, • eaq u sAsethiet..irris :the Right Hon..oentiernall's intention firm:lo'ft 'onAlte Journals. lr. Annoi'replial 04. negetke, oh. servitidint,lts it was a proceeding:had- out 'of . . 11e. I'llotise,.ltwas not necessary to enter it ontbe Jour.. nell. ...file Noble Lord then intimeted..th*the -Right • lid& ,Creotleman,.. that It •'was his determination brifig the matter in one^slOpe or otb!r • before the 'House of Commons at Ain opening of the next Sus don.of :Afirtisters appear to have. been .as Much surprimed at this notable -peech as Mein:nest .dAtorisined opponents; certain it is, at lea s t, th a t belstearrheiteAms, who stood so near the Right /Ton. Gentleman on the occasion, could scarcely credit his own ears. WP are authorised to contradict' statement which has appeared in somh of the Papers, that Iferrvq, . 1 who is in custody for picking the Earl of NonstAst , Taten pocket, at Vauxhall, ass employed by [Loh- I mix and Sons to attend at the Opera-house, for the `purpose of receiving tickets which had been let by I them. Whenever, from the prospect of a full !Opera, or from any other cause, Hammon: fore.. Saw a probability that persons, who had purchased ' boeet it their house, might find any difficulty in gaining access to their boxes, one of Vie Partners •. made a practice of being present in the Shleeri to i prevent mistakes. Jr is almost needless to add, tt hat ' every frequenter of the Opera must be so well aware of, that the tickets are netgiven in at the Opera. house; but are only. shown to the door-keepers, and tetained by the parties who purchased them; and re turned by them to lloosuitus. - In the V =Etta of Satiiitat id& is a dispatch front Sir G tone i Cowan ; it - cienfirms she intelligence previously reeked of - the fall of Guetaria, 'and of 'the castle, town, and port of Passage, and Mates • diabolical invention of. the enemy to destroy the in , haLitants of Guetaila, by leaving, at the entrance of s the powder otag:zzile, two casks - of wine, broached, i and likewise a lighted match, which it was no doubt calculated' would explode at the moment of diet' as i sembling to rejoice at their deliverance from their labhoretl oppressors. This inf4rnal design failed in. part, through the sagacity of the .ipaiiish Coroinatve dant. Twenty soldiers and fishermen wero.destroy i ed by tile exp:osion. Mr. KENRICK is mentioned as -the Commissioner for superintending the execution Of the new Act f.se the Mid of the Insolvent Debtors. He is to preside 'in W Court to he..establielied for the purpose ; - and may appoint DitSuties to act at a distance. Mr. KEN , . i k itlCK is M. P..fer Bletchingty l in Surrey, and a Welch 1 Jod e ;e! • , ' it is stated in the. French. Papers that Korzenci!s So - urn'al has been d:scoutinued since the 20th ult.- - The Ed?tor„ in his last number, published on the illbove day. reminded his readers, that b ) Count Wert.- :imirrethis - order, it was to be published only during 1 the war, and pursuant to time spirit-of that order, he conceived the publiCation should be suspended during the armistice. From this circumstance the French 1 Journatisti take occasion to insinuate, that in hie efforts to. excite the popular enthusiasm against 'Prance he had broached doctrines which offeuded even his protectors. ' •- - • • The Commander of the Sprightli, ikutena•t J. PETTIT, while off the Owers, on, Friday night, jumped overboard and was drowni.d; There was a Meeting on Siturday orthe Stewar ds ea the memorable Vauxhall Fete, to aettle their ac ;events._ . It would hire been a delightful subject for a caricature to exhibit their.long faces, when 4,,0rd RIMMIT presented the hill. A proposal has .been made, that the Stewards who sold tickets. shall .be called on from their surplus to pay the defi l-ciency. , CORN FACHANCIE, & w en; There was a great supply of One Wheat. at*. threw. Beaus also 2s. for Oats, at a deelioe of Is. la Higley, ably etc. these is noalteratiou. Wheat ii;nglisb) 9O 1-5 New ditto ' On on WNW (FOreiga) 9O 135 pains ... 7,t i'4 aye ....N.4.... . 60 63 Tick do. ...1e .i 1 Bay .. , 46 48 Fine . - -- Fineiitto • . 50 b 8 'Oats - ... ....;,44 AO Malt t . SO 90 Fine ditto ... .: . ....AI tk! White Pea5....1... 90 93 Poland do. 4s Ditto (boilers) llO 113 . Feed ditto et New ditto .. ' .....00 00 Pilo Flour ..... —.305 Ile Grey Peas SMITHFIELD MARKET.—JoLY 28. To MDR the (MI; per moue of do.. Beef ....h. Bd. to ti.. 8.1. Head d Conk this day r *stip. ..fh. thl. to 7s. 8 . 1. Weeds .... 1.751 Veal ... 7s. Od. to Rs. od. Sheep €.• . 1,.,. 18;110 P0r1C....1k. • 01. to 7s. 01. °Wires c.s..is. VW . Limas.— Is. Od. to Bs. od. Pigs .... MO HAY-MARKET. _ . flay' 4l. Os. M. di M. 101. Od. new - to O. IW. Ode .Straw bud vlot Publi‘lied hi • n 14V“: i