The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-10 00:00:00

c a tholic Majesty set out from Valencia to march to Ma drid at the head of the Army of the Centre anti a r that , of the South, commanded by the Duke of iimatia. Letters from Vittoria say, that the soldiers of the Enoch army, on their entrance into Burgos, carried triamph General Dabreton W:4O had so rigor ously defended the Code of Burgos against Welling. ton, in admiration of hi* hue defence. co n ot TNI twits warms TO ins szczu.orcy / us DVSS NI mut, ioritsun or WA$ 1111( ON. NNIAL COUNT dOVUAN. " PANCOBIIO. Oar. 15. BIONSEIGNSUR—Deing desirous to make known to the garrison of the fort of Bnrgos, that the army w as at hand both to succour them, and thereby en courage them to continue their fine defence, I on the 13th of this month, ordered General Manoutte to at_ tack the English van-guard, by passing by Castil de Pednes Quintanavides, and to push them as far as 31enastino. I likewise gave orders to the General of Division, M. Fuy, to carry by main force Peza, I which is occupied by the troops of Castanos. These attack., which were combined, have both been eq ually successful. General, Curto, Commander of the light cavalry, has received orders to move for ward before Vibena, on Rosa, to support this move.. went, and be ready to act wherever needful. The result of these attacks have been advantageous for the Army of Portugal. The enemy had 400 killed and wounded. We have taken from him 140 prisoners, o f which five are officers ; have likewise taken a pair of colours, some baggage, and 20 horses. Chi our b ide w e had only four liken killed and 26 wounded,' and lost some horses. 44 I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) " Count SOUHAM." 'EXTRACT OF LETTER TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE DUC DE VELTEL, MtNIgTER OF WAR, FROM GENERAL COUNT CAFFARELLI, COMMANDER Or THE ARMY OF TUE NORTH. " iriviesca, Oct. 41, cc NONSEIGNEUR,—Since yesterday we are in pre sence of each other—theAreq ofPortugal occupies the • heights of Monasteiro, and we can see the camps ofj the enemy. The two armies of Portugal, and the North can be in lice within 24 hours. Our cavalry is remarkably fine, the artillery_ 4 very simnerous i -end in escellent coudition.—Yesterday afternoon we drove back all the advanced posts of the enemy. • Our soldiers have shewn a great deal of ardour, and the C4llllOll should have been heard at the fort of Borges, which still continues to mate a most Obsti- 1 sate defence, and which, according to all reports,l caused the enemy a loss of mere than 4000 men. It is asserted that the enemy having raised a battery of four 1.1-pounders, they were immediately diSniount ed, one only excepted, but which is no longer fired. The enemy have lost several Olficen of note, and in particular a Major Murray, of the 42d • regiment (Highlanders). I hope that the fort will soon be re lieved, and I shall then request of your Excellency, in laying before you a journal of the siege, au La mourable recompence for General Du Breton, and for the Officers and soldiers who have behaved them selves so valiantly. "L have the to be, • " The Grurs-.61 Cowl' CAFFARELLI.". PRIFE OF STOCKS THIS 1)Alt AT ONE O'CLOCK: Sank 2151 IsdisAlestis 1 db. S per Cent. Red. NW T e r H il ls SA 2 3 3 per Cent. Cons. 5611 MOD .4 6 p I per t.:entii. 740 Omninen 61 6 pr. 5 per Cent. Nay) 9111 . . Coulomb for Acct. 5911 Long, Am. 15 1-16 Lslwry 'Tickets ' THE STATEgMAN. LONDON: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 181 t Paris Papers were received in town last night to the 7th instant, containing the 24th Bulletin, and the trial of the conspirators, which we have given at great length, as they are of considerable importance. Our Readers will see that our information respecting the great objects which concern the prosperity, of these kingdom, has been correct in every particular. The riddle of the conspiracy , has been expounded, and NAPOLLON.wiII only have to consider whether the putiishment of the conspirators will be a complete check to the designs of subverting his power. and his throne. In all - probability, CAIMBACERES will be able to tranqatftite his 'mail on this great subject, and it will only be ne cessary for him to give it out,that the Russians are not yet fully sensible of both his, power and his genero l'sity, and therefore he will defergratifying his loving subjects with his presence in Paris, till that neces sary effect has been completely produced.—By these accounts, it appears that the siege of Buenos has been totally abandoned, and that the French army lave entered the town, carrying their General, Due limos, in great triumph, for his masterly defence. We have also received further extracts this morning, from the French Tapers, but they are chielly occu. pied with accounis'of the great battle at Moskwa. kwe have, however, elected the following extracts from them: — Pasts, 0cr.28. n the 234 . Bulletin after the words, "we found a Mndona enriched with dia monds," add 46 and pearls, with the following in. scription in the Russian language The French and the Poles baring been conquered by the Russian's, and the city of Dantzic taken, in 1733, the Empress ANNE IWANOWNA, in 1740, caused this image of the Virgin to be enriched with pearls and diamonds, in !thanksgiving for that• 'event."' This picture was :found in the principal church of the Kremlin. • BIMINI, ON TUE ADRIATIC, iErt. 20.—We have this morning received accounts that four Englishmen had lauded on our coast ; measures were immediate !ly taken to arrest them, which *as done without resistance. The vessel from which they had landed I Wes an Italian ship, which had been taken by an .enemy's 74 ; a sailor and cabin boy had been left on liosrd. The sailor took advantage of the confusion occasioned by a violent tempest, to land in a place not very dangerous, where he might he pvreeived and speedily succoured. The four Englishmen, es well as the sailor, by cv Emu, and his cassia boy, are carefully guarded, according to the orders of the Commission of Health. The guardecosts have on this occasion, given proofs of their vigilance and activity. Their efforts, aided by those of the gen. d'armeric also retook from the enemy, on the 23d . of September, two vessels, having each on board PARIS, Nov. 4.—Letters f r om Moscow, bearing , seven, men, which they had before taken. date the Isth ult. announce that the season is very . flue. We have found in that city a vast quantity ofj CANsitie, the sophist, has received such a eastivt.. furs and pelisses, and the magazines of the army are "j n from the pen of Conatrir, iu last Saturday's Re well provided. Ms Majesty the Emperor, who . is . continually in good health, often passes the reviews. !gisl6.l that it might seem cruel in us to inflict further The different corps keep a most superb appearance, j chastisement, till the laceration of the Censor's keen and one would scarcely believe that they have just !stripes is in some degree skinned over, Which conso made a campaign, in which they braved with as muck lotion will , no doubt, be afforded by this sospoiltelic audacity as courage, every fatigue aid danger. The I Courier• and the feeling Post. These exemplery• officers and soldiers are full of ardour and devotion ' to their August Sovereign. punishments will have the beneficial tendency to PARIS, Nov. s.—We have this day received let. prevent this speech-making gentry from dealing out tors from Moscow, dated Oct. 18. The Faupeeor.i to their beeeted audience such mummery and nom still coutinues at that city, and to enjoy flte best mery, or to speak of it in the most impartial lati state of health. Ilia 3lairsty was constantly eft'. gtmge, such rhatoriad ,nonsense. Were not this ployed with the details of the Military Attmluistra' • species of oral humbug printed, it could do little or. tion. The weather still condoms very fine. !no harm, as all those who compose the party, BAYONNE Ocr. 24.—A1l the news that we receive in which the state4u:glers play their wordy from Spain agree in stating, that the French army is entered into Madrid. The English have raised the' tricks, are (as the language of ether trd cum siege of the F or t of Burgos, after having lost 4000 mon sharpers have it) . op to it before. They know men before that place, the defence of which throws what it all means. Aye, as well as the gabbling' the greatest honour on the garrison. I orator hianself- does. When this Mr. CANNING SUMAC? 07 A LZTTEII room GENSRAL SHIESAULT, 1 0014MANDANT IT VITTORIA. Vittoria, Oct. Ts, Mine o'Clnck Mowsztostutt,—Tha Armies of Portugal and of the North, entered Burgos yesterday, at six o'clock In the morning. Towards two o'clock in the evening, and afler exchanging several cannon allot, the enemy paned the rasin of Bottle!, and is stow in full retreat, which tend to prove that tha Armlet of the South and of the Centre, aro arrit jug. This movement naturally changes the whole situation of the North of Spain, and the parts of the Armitil of the North and of Portugal. U !have the honour, &c. Tlw Baron THIEBAULT." Pants, Nov. I.—Particular news from Spain 1 thought it necessary to affect modesty, by saying, I announce to us, that the Army of the Centre : that he might " never take .ice," - some of the less I united with that of Marshal the Duke of Dalmatia, ! experienced of his hearers looked glum, and repented I forming in ail ab ove 80,000 men, is in full march for Madrid, while the Corps d'Armee, under the corn. they had given him their votes ; for it was not the maud of his Excellency Marshal the Duke of Albu. return of the candidate, but the return of the fo. i f;nn, concentrated in the Kingdom of Valencia, your they looked to. On discovery of this women cArries on operations against the English corps under tary quandary, some of the more knowing ones of I General Maitland. These news adtl, that the 1 th ese honest el e ctors observed, " Oh, you simple- 1 French Army is full of confidence and ardour. tons ! I'll swear he'll take ojjice, and that the first Waasaw, Ocr. 13.—Detachments of French and opportunity. Our Representative's oration cooght ! : Allied Troops, both infantry and cavalry, are con tinually arriving. not, it cannot deceive- os—it may. and will deceive i many reedit itt the Newspapers, or we Poste, Oct. 18.—The march of troops through of those who our city continues without interruption. On the could uot carry on the pro fi table game." 14th and.lsth, we have again seen pass 34 11 men, There has not beeu for many years an objert at viz. one division of the regiment of Walcheren, three Surgeon's Hall so complftely cutup as this eandida. battalions of th e reg iment of Belle Isle, one d etach. ! tienl culprit.,..ble. CAprtaxu,.by 4he.elissectieg hand ment of the Imperial Guards, the 4th battalion of iof the Botley operator : and who.is the person who * the regiment of the Mediterranean, detachments from. ? , several regiments, pity that hardened iinnek, *he could stand op and a considerable part of oee re. I caa &eat of the Grand Duchy of Berg. All. these Fainong a crowd of yottal beings—of men, secoilling troops were remarkable for their good appearance' to the Grecian 0' eiehet'i, detaptlen "of a man; aud marti a l a r d our . . 1 Likes im m pla e, liefaring te ireeltirea of the semi :114E_STATIAN .. form as himself, and endued with intellect, that Mr. 1 PITT had enabled - ris to carry on the war by his Soap SYs7rE3l—if he bad said by his flimsy, floating, or thin paper system, he would have been nearer •the truth. But to be serious, those bombastic hswingoes are calculated to ruin our once-envied country. They make an immediate appeal to the self-interest of the aristocratic herd who unhappily hold the fate of England in their hands. What in nature bears so powerful a sway over the sordid mind as self-interest? It is this bias which draws after it the paracidal support of the prostituted Prints, whose Editors•or Proprietors consent to be. come satellites to such pestiferous meteors as CAN. MN% &C. &C. &C. ............. . I • -rap.— STATESMAN UFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK. There are numerous accounts blown of an un pleasant complexion from the Peninsula; some of them are even of a more disastrous nature than we are inclined to give credence to: We stated on Satur day, that Government bad received dispatches from thence,which were anxiously looked for in the Gazette of that evening ; but Ministers, it seems, have not thought fit to give publicity to any portion of their contents; and hence it is-very justly inferred, that they are of a disastrous nature. • Yesterday the Earl of Mote& had .as interview l oath the PRINCE REGENT at CILEI4OII pause. Yesterthiy the Earl of Ltirsnettoi, .nanio tiP town from Coombe Wood, and waited upon. the PatecE Ric tweet Carlton House. All the Members of the Cabinet ere expected in town to-morrow, to be present at the first Cabinet dinner this season, to be given by the Earl of LIVER POOL, when the first arrangements, previous to the meeting of Parliament, will be made. • The United States brig Viper, is stated to hare been captured by • a frigate, and carried into New Pre Alone*. Lord MOIRA is expected to take his departure for India towards the latter end of the present, or be 'ginning of the ensuing, month. The Ramt!irs, 74, now lying at Chatham ,; and the Seahorsc frigate, at the More, are ordered to be fitted out immediately for foreign service; and Earl . MOIRA wilt proceed to India in the latter. Captain Frrz Ciaitexcedoes not, as reported, ac company the Earl of MotRA to India. lady Lot:- Dove accommies his Lordship,. with three of her children, and the Misses Ross, who are related to her Ladyship. General SARRAZIV, who lately left this country • for Heligoland, has hired a vessel at that place, for which the Captain is to receive 1501. to land him in Sweden. 1 We arc enabled to state. that oat of 2,400 horses !embarked at Portsmouth, only three have died, not. ; withstanding the boisterous weather they have lately experienced. . Letters from Java mention, that notwithstanding the cession of all the teak timber on the island to the captors, the prize-money realized up to the begin ~•ning of April, is said to fall short of the expettations ,it first entertained. A Subaltern's share was esti i mated al 2201. sterling, a Captain's 4801. and a Field ! Offker's it 21001. Matsu.—There being no Court of Aldermen this meriting, the Loan MAYOR, after examining the ' meat weighers returns, ordered the price of bread to continue the same as last week.._ . _ . NAVAL INTPLUGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 9.—Sailed his Majesty's ships Crocodile and Saracen, with the Mi/mouth and Se, mph store-ships, and the whole of the outward. bound, for Gibraltar, Malta, and the Mediterra. neon; the Racoon with a convoy for the Brazils; lWinerva, with a convoy for Bermuda and the Ba hama Islands; Atalanta, for North America; the Pickle schooner, for Guernesy and Jersey; and the Phebc frigate, on a cruise. Arrived the Savage and Fervent sloops of war, from a cruise. CATITOTAC 81111014 OP IRELVia.—In a few days a timer:it . Meeriug of Catholic Prelates of Ireland will take place in Dublin. Whether its object he for adjustment of spiritual or temporal elf:airs, we can not tii:.preaent inform the Pa Wic. But we are assur ed, by highly respactable authority, that it is in The French privateer La Thenris, captured and contemplation of the Bishops to appoint their carried into Leghorn, on the 9th ult. the Diligent ; Meeting a Select Committee, as Deputies to wait and the Rose merchantmen, from Malta to Gibraltar. on the House of Commons, at the ensuin g ; sec :. By the death of lAeutenant-General ENGLAND, sion of Parliament, to answer each questions, and which took place on Saturday, at his house in Baker- give such information touching several matters, &v. street,- the command of the western district is vacant ;i as May ill/ required of thein. With respect to the he MRS likewise Governor of Plymouth and CoXouel ! important questlnns of Voto, Domestic Nomination, of the sth reginteut of foot. . 1 and mirestricted Emancipation , we congratulate the One thousand men of the King's German Legion. country that one opinion only prevails among do are expected at Portsmouth, from Bexhill, in . the Catholic Clergy and Laity. course of •this week ;. being part of 3,500, who arc The Duke of Itactimoxo was gracioesly pleased ordered from that depot, to join the army in the Pe- yesterday to once more permit the Orangemen to nlnsula. cove: the statute in College-green, with their fa , hel We are informed. that under SHARP and Soe's and dirty trappings. There was a strong guard soft Commission of Bankrnptcy, there are debts already 111 to keep off the vulgar, while the drapery was fasten , proved to the amount of four 'hundred and seventy! ing on, and another to conduct it at wghtfallto the thousandpoundv, and supposed to be one hundr:d sanctuary where it is preserved for the porpese-of andfifty thousand poundsvet to be prosed,making to. exhibiting a periodical specimen of No Pone y inso gether upwards of six hundred thousand pounds; and , lence and fatuity.—Quere—Would not the geald he according to the Bankrupt'l own acknowledgments, ° more useful in the neighbourhood of Villa l'oro, there is not likely to be more than eigldeen-pence iu :that is to say, where Lord Wer,r.te , :vost is li4lititel the pound for the creditors.—Thcse are the blessing.' for the Papists of Spain, than idly gazing upon th e of the Mir System, and of our glee( and extensive nonsense of an obscurefaction in Dublin Commerce. man's Journal.) • We learn that there are between thirty and forty The Stamford Newt announces, that " a Part.- of sail of American ships, all loaded if itte hemp, sail. : Friends to Ilumwaity, the civil and religious Right : cloth, tallow, iron, and other Baltic produce, of Mankind, and the Liberty of the Pres:, wll meet bound to America, now at Gottenborgh, to which Mr. DRARARD, on his liberation from collapse:4, • port they ran, to put themselves under the protection . and dine together at the White Hart Lain, kostote, en of neutrality, as soon as they heard of the declara-', Tuesday, the 2lth instant."—Mr. DILA K fan, it •is tion of war by America ageinst this country. I well known, has'been suffering a long im ; ri owned!, A 6 The fate of Lieutenant GASIE ietneinf unde.l for having successfully exerted himself ag •ingt the termintel. The sentence of the Court Martial has ; Feoceleo Sverese,—e system which even his P.ose. been for some.days under the consideration of the ! tutors have seen the necessity of relaxing. Law Officers of the Crown, and on Saturday they The Gentlemen Cadets belie fling` to the Junior held a long continence with the Board of Admiralty Depnrtreent of' le Royal. lidilitary*Coller, iravieg on the subject. resometitheir &lies pn the AtOth of last month, in BUINAILD Taorvr i t, Esq. the Secretary of Mr. a the new edifice prepared for the reception of the (n. Fox, has been arrested, and committed to ll'exford ::etitulien,, it Sandhurst,,eear. Bagshot, the 16:h wss jail, on a charge of frequenting secret Meetings; and the daY appointed for the reception of new student , . also of assault and rescue. ' f Upwaedseff 6Sty were purified, and after the a g oa l • Cbicester llonseentrk et, on Wednesday, was well exandhafion, adinitida into the College. We under. supplied, and prices, particularly of hog meat, some- , stand that all the ioconvenienc.s to which the Insti. what lower than last day. Barley is rapidly ed. tutbvi was subject, while at Marlow, by reason of Tench's& and Fitter has risen 2d. per gallon, the' its local and the want' of suitable aiToin. quartette loaf being now 15-0. Shame on the; ebodatithi, ere now completely dene any by its re- Agricultural Report (iihich undoubtedly indoept&s move', the personal comfort of the young Gesitie men, and the mere' leaving been the prin; the market), that tells as the Southern Counties had a bad crop! We dare the Managerof the Report to cipal objects koiYt in ikii7 ; ifi the constroctien of the the enquiry. new Iniiidings t ds well as in the appropriation: 'Tea A very curious circumstance occupies at present QUEEN, it le reported, is to pay a visit to the Cot ' the*privelpal conversation of the faculty. A. Gen- ° lege, in a short time, in order to present a sta nd of jletnals, It is said, has .discovered a complete cure for colours to the reetitation. iniality. It is meietioned, -that a In* days age Mr: Wittisi . of Boxford, Norfolk, miller, was be took ender his care a musician belonging to ,last week eotorieted in the penalty of 2Us. for taking one of tine regiments, who bad been insane tutelars, from a bushel of wheat + sent to Ms mill to he and Pronounced incurabillii'itsd le the course of 41 .greorid, pert of .the mere, by way of toll, as he " hours he rendeerd Mr dell &imp" Mt Os OIL -1 1 d4; besides eke lfte $ lilis•4 meaty for "Audi"' bee slue velem& Wt_uq.i "' 4 ; 114'4 1 4010- MP& • wi g; 3 its a:•:144 lescal , l s•i! • . The brig Trio remains in the same state—every thing is covereti at high water ; the crew have kit her, and the suit runs 'so - high that no craft can lay aloupide to get soy thing out. - Faueowrw, Nov. 7.--Sailed the For packet for the Brazils, and the Express packet for Cadiz, both with Mails. YARI4C . IIIIII, NOV. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's ship "'. Portia, Capt:Thompson, from a cruise.. Sailed the Shirting, with a convoy for Gotten. burgh. Nov. 9.4Saildd the Spanish Patriot, Dar rel 4; fOr Cadiz; Ethelred, Dorman, for Mnita ; and several other venal. fig. Pprlkmouth, wider convoy of• the Elgin cutler; She. tailed his Majesty's shirk. Banterer, for oil Flusrving. • • • .1 . • Fran: the LONDON GAZETTE, Nor:!. • • DIVIDENDS. Dec. 1, J. Holt, Whalebone-court, Luthlntry, viciatiller liec. 8, J. Mark, Qacenhithe, malt-factor -Der, 15, J. Liana • and 3. lSalterthsvaite Fen -court, insarance-broten-Nov. R. liaise, Session, iktronshire. miller-Nov. &J, J. 1 Israel - Swelling, Suffolk, draper-Nov. Stil, It. Reddish, St. 3ames'y. street, wine-merchant-Nov. 81, NV; Williams, kmaiit-rot, Honey-lane-market. baize•ractorDec. 5, W. (rotting, Kteton, Suffolk, botcher-Dee. 1, H. Wareham., Barking. S&L -erman-Nov.lB, H ugh . JODCS, Skinner street. chet.k :oaf 'ger- Dec J. Wllsoorlotor, and J. Williams. Lon -twee, c..;arti realigns-Nov.lC 'ebonies Edward Eh. Itoloway. turner-- Dee. 5, W. Brock and B. Le Mesorier, Warnford-coart,'fbrog storten-street, merebasis-Nov. 21. M. Cmsel, Sun-street, bi shopsipre-street, shopkeeper-Dec.l, E.Evnits. 8611,1, builder -Dee. I, R. Prestos. Liverpool, broker-N0v.30.T. Ellis, New ! port. Monmouthshire, shop keeper -Nov. 38, B. %ors, Finslitiry ' lace. merchant - Nov. 28, S. P. Seager, Nlaidsione, dealer- Nov. 22, H. Paktfortl, Berkeley-street, Piceadill), chant-Nov. 28, J. king, Riag--treet, Covelit-gnivien, silli inercer-Liec. 5, T. B,rrno, (:reef Sc. Thoenns Apostle. ware. kotiseenao-Nov. YB. E. 1% ilk inson, Charles -street, M. 3 WWl squire. milliner-De •. 15. C. Wiarpe, Pooltry, ;bookseller ; Nov. 28, C. Waite, Aldersgate-street, Intherdasher -Noy. 18, • ! J. 1/isekam and It. fanikvsier, Bread-street, ware:tenseness , Dee. 2, .1. knight, Calae, Wilt. , clothier-Ntiv. 28, E. Vow re. • ' end, Maiden-lane, Coven;-garden, wine.mereutrit--Nov. 23, R. Hamilton, Old Broad -street, merchant- -Soc. ?S. 21. Norman, Bt. Neat, liontitigdonskire,., corn-dettler- r Dee. i, W. F. Scott, L N icholson, and G. Smith, Lxtl,, Satikeni 1, T. Ashfield, Sivain ell, anmey.scrivener. ' CLRTIFICATES : -Nov. 28. , y E. lairstow, Maaebester; *factor-W. lime, Bristol, our- ts • , t chant-J. Lacey, Rod Lluu-sincei, Holborn, bookseller.-W, I S. and d. Crostiy, Hollins, t/al.fwx, wtmllen-maent„rturers- I.;‘ F. Pryer, Preston, cotton-mainifactnrer -D. Blavhfortl. Lea- t t deolsail-atreet. gold and silver lace:nail- 4. Phlllow. Chipping- Norma, botcher-C. Berry, .iisa. Norwich, 13(ml:seller - It. • Walthall, Stockport, COl6l/1 : punier-F. 4 Ilentoy, Louth, gr.. 6 , cer-O.- Noel, )tart Stoneliouse, liesonsitire limeharner- D. Thomas, Newport. shopkeeper-J. Calder, Powick, Wornes -I.tetshire, dealer —T. Langford, Leice-ter-square, asescoc-R. i Slayers, Muncliesirr; grater. Ir, , 1 7,,, ~~r fr. i . . An. Mail). - • Dae ' •' 0 ::....;.. Dublin . . 1 1 ' ' % •••...0 0 ••••• Cadiz ..••• • 1 1 •• 0 ' La bi a a aernrey . • . e 0- • • Jersey .• 0 • 0 fr i sa= b . 0 , ~: , '~ff~~ '1 11 • I 5