The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-16 00:00:00

r ! 1 i ' No. 9,79{ ' 4,001 PitOPOSITI TEMA!. LONDON: FRIDAY ) FEDIWAILy 14. ~- . •• W EDN ES DAliplast• the Drawing of the ‘-1 Lottery began serwelve tlosso,aoebeisbad at Twelve o' Clark at Wight ;the (GllOlOO4 CAPITAL PILIZISS were wild. in SHARES, by BIIH, at bia traly Permeate Olces, 4, Cambia ; and 9, Chating-erces. .. . - CIAO. 1 . • 420400 1 .411•. • •.. 00000 5,000 ta • * 1 i Jae ,uuto 1 • ....• 1,000 999... R l.OOO 999 ..... ... C l4lO 2.95/ 111" ' 1.00) 2,952 , - p 3110.41,., . 10 ......... • 500 4,540 ...i.7'...1 fr... 4.634 The fortunate /1014 en *Noy - of the Mares may hare the Nosey for their Prism. on Dem:tort, at. 4. °mobil,. awl% Coarinperoos, from Niue o'Cloelt to the bawling, to Six in the Evesing. -. - THE SeATESMAN. ,Al. wan of intelligence has bees received from Spelt), Portagel r ani! Holland, which will be found iw our subsequent columns. The Prenco army in Spain have advanced, and are continuiag to advance, almost without oppo. sition. The passage of the Sierra Morena has reseed the inhabitants of Andalusia from their , slumbering security. Our Readers wilt reassilect. the confidence of the inhabitants of Madaid in the- impenetrability of the.Sinsosicrra and thu Guaslarama passes. The motaeot the Preach troops had forced thele i ill was terror, confusion, and dismay in Madrid. In bite manner tlk: passage of the Sierra blorena has produced aniversal consternation :kroughout An. dalueie. Cordova and Seville are doubtless eicepied by the enemy, who has even had OM enterprise to attempt one of the prin. . cijal , defences of Cadiz by surprise. It is . natural to inonire 'whet arc the Spahiards about'?—the 'only an4Wer that can be given is.—makirrg those preparations, which ought to hive b‘en made a yAar and an half ago. What is . Lord WELLINGTON doing? Ile tam, it preparing to move, .4 ith an enfeebled mam i y—resluced to a mere handful. What are the pia* ofEegland doing ?—indulging vain hopes expectations of the delivery of the Pee , tliislseL. 'twill be delivered—it is delivcret', by the' • intbecility of the counsels of the Ministers of *Eng. land — int o th e e bands of Neeotrots. Can folly more &dog, we:awe' more exquisite be conceived, than the hope of Spain roe/Ong, with effect, the force by Allob she is only about to be essailtd...for Napo. &tort hiniself is trot there.:.. 1e! even elready has the polish .flortiotee moved, as a measure of pre. caution, uut . of the inner harbour. If CedM be' -- inhabi Lova. - 144dItain vats/ r g • .which has hitherto formed en obsta. cloin every attempt at negotiation, nil? no longer be *stumbling-block. • j i ?",. •CASSIL, AN. TO....LT* the speech. which his Majesty the Xingu/ Westphalia made yesterday, et} be opals*g of tlichittinge of the Diet, watilie folb3wing poor • • " Tito gi ye In this 'tine d*, taliislaillglisais a al las particrlnt regard, largl ibis it of bfA impor&mcc. AO 010611 tr petwdosse $, make thew Imam, i s a i t e rgla airillidilfillese nix becieilts, mad ;be vte 4 PlisOcgiVr. ft It le gterwenis observed in the same staieeh ~`. Ibtasse *mks; .114 Wog lindertghlage—iu Moe, every tiali e lo be pe....*Zele o lle %riches sad glory eta natio, MI6 tb= it a ew es e po bl ett 711 " . 1 " 41 serr".ll sill - %away ntat e sif this intelligence,• a letter has been received fn.. jiatabergh, of , which Ike ri4lowlog is 46 rattan ; . '4. We lave jam received istionwation, from ilnquefieeeele. mot Immetty, 0104 litiAra T . ic ism declared his cletermaimiaii, e ft s.' el agNiany,, usessrperate the Outehy of Oldife. ham, and (tie EL& TORATe of it4oe r ca, with the hinep duos of Westphalia.* Si, adieu to that millstone lianover ! In so account from Amsterdam, of the date * o s Feb. 4th, is the roilevring eXtraufditi4fy bage :—l • It appears certain, that the ow( Unities in' Braimet have received intimation fiend their heir, from 8 to l years of age, to the Lyceum at Varis, in qrtier to be educated there. Our stocks decline more and more ; lisp ixo ts., are. at. SO Pet Cabtr ; • and We caw: tissue in anxious repeetatien of what is to lobe place." This savoers strongly of the arbitrary aivitsure qT CouscriFtioli. • - 7 -- A Letter from Seville, of tips tith nit. says... " Allis lost; theenemy kale ilagii‘stur bulwark, and I Mil iTekiiig up, with try &tatty, to rilsair to Gibraltar for slaty. All the batteries which command the harbour of Cadis have been blown up. The merchant eels are put in requisition to transport, in (Ass of emergency, some of the inhabitants, and the most valuable part of their property. The Hon. Mr. PONSONST arrived in town yes terday, with dispatches Irons Cadiz. _ . • A escr i ci ps Papers have been rereival to the 12th ult. The debates in the Congress, particularly in the Homo( Representatives, upon the subject of Mr. JAGICSIO4's conduct,. have been ea4reetely violent. The ittiolnalloot against .Jr. Jaeasoa were tarried, after &identifier nineteen hours, by a rriajarity 7* to 41. The . President o f the y o w l ' tales hap teetnanseaded a considerable %- ergot la their military furor, and also the equip. p i ng di ( Came ship' of war, and 7100001) c l u il ars h ol y win ietpd far these perpuent pitiful's ceitiiisPeteszsifir. • 44 CAWS, JAN. akin of this are at length approaching too crisis. The Likely, having advanced from Madrid, bare passed the Sierra Morenatwithont the slightest opposjtien.-- We have been deceived and fatally disappointed in all thus. hopeiwhich Hied us into security. ~I lse army of A RICISAGA, OD which wo placed our Anne ite - pendence, did not fire a shot nor do Aso eias know where this boasted for is stationed. • Cor don surrendered to the enemy, wo underataud, without resistance; and nothing afterwards soul interpose between the enemy and Seville. are in momentary expectation of his apps ante at Fort St. Mary. imagine, the'', °W(ma apprehtesions we are under for our ow* ultimate lute. Our fortifications, which wcte to present a strong barrier to the approach of the enemy to Ca. diz, are unfinished, and by no means in a state fur effectual resistance. We have but little artil. Ivry, few engineers, 'mann de r titef, provisions. Thus circumstanced, we last night had a meeting ut the principal inhabitants of this place, who with one accord 'greed to subscribe their names to an address to our Govenor, Vasecias, in which we- offered to defend ourselves to the last o ,extrianity, and entreated his best exertions in our * bailiff; While I am writing, an express hate salved, which intones us that an insurree.: ties, of the people has taken place at Seville. The people proceeded, in the first instance, to break open the military depilt, famished themsel Vet with artillery and small army, and proceeded In.: slangy to the•INQUISITION, froin whence they liberated the Count de AloNmo ) who had been imprisoned at the instance of the Supreme Jun. la, although he was the father of the Spanish' revolution. the command of the'army was posed to him, which he decline') on account of his deficiency in military. knowledge. A Regency, was thi) 111'011054 and SAAVEDRA was appointed to be at the head. To assist him, he has CUSDE4 rQUIA, CAbEANuE, *C.. Runsmi was appointed Captain. General of Valencia; sad . BLARE, at the regerst of the Count de Morris% Captain-General of Andalusia. Others were lips pointed to the sanie offices in other provinces. " JAN. 27.--Our spirits are somewhat revived. We are now informed, by an express, that the French bare not entered Cordova, but are within three miles of that piece.. Of AnuCtos we ttar untiring; 'but General Limy has performed the duty or it Comilauder. • lie has been indefatigable iti,hisexertions, has thrown up trenches, and made eery Possible arrangement for stopping the pro. Kress of the ,cnemy. Ile has, we are assured, , secured • the passes; and del PARQUE En i d Ar.au. QUERVIE are coming. down by forced marches to_ this province. Should tkey arrive in limo.; wed map yet expect to see a second battle of Bayles. The Supreme Central Junta arc dispersed in every di. rectiun. They took to flight the moment the in. surrection at Seville disclosed itself : one or two of the Nlembers hare : mareked to St. Lacer.; bet of the remainder, we yet hoar 'Whin. This is another event ihich has inspired hope, and he again revived in us the opinion that Spain Of; never be conquered, if she knows bow to be to herself." ANOTHER LETTER. 44 SEVILLE, J.tiv. 17.—The French are at tie foot of the Sierra Morena. They have beets se. ' pulsed by the division of BaisanciT, at Villa rique. .• " The enemy have penetrated by the Paella del Rey. Oar anwy has fallen back on Jaen. The advanced posts of At.avetmeet% who is marching to our asststance, ere arriveifut canal. Coomoar has advanced ream holies fis ea. Ter Caraiona ; but we have we force to atop the progrexr of the enemy. The greater :part' ut the Junta ha\e left this plies for the Isla de Leon,. and the remaiming Members are to wasbaek to. night, and go to Cadiz by llater.. 66 ISLA DE LEON (CADIZ), 2...480 sooner 'was it known Wit the Junta had lied from Seville, thin the people. took op arms and hiving set ate .. liberty the CONDE DI MONTIJO ETId DON FRAN. eisco 1'4%1.4170X, Who hail been itolqisnned 0 11 - 42 charge of conspiracy against the Governmilit, thry surrmtotkid the Junta of Seville, demanding the immediate appointment of a Regency, and eidainling against the Supreme Joint* as tral. tors to their country, who had - abandoned the ',asses of the mountain to the French, and. then fled to Cadiz with the money which they had re. ceivecl from America. The Junta of Seville re,: fused to nominate a Regency, but admitted Most. TIJO and PAr..trox as Members of their own body, and appointed. the Marquis of RoitAita Commander of the army of Castile, lo pladfutshe Dukd of rADQUE. FLOMANA een named about a fortnight before C oral of Valencia, but had net left Sevillsfgaloipitied Ibis 1 command, and took part with Of Nugent.; and couriers were dispatched to step Ate Members of the Supreme Junta; arhti bed let to Cid*, and arrest them as traitors ti) their eg o utry.,. At Xlll7l* 00 '4 Frontera ? the A re hioopp 2( Likesos#4 Presidio* *tie Nets; VAusii; ,fersuerly :MhoMit utilltaithe ; and Otar.t.ts, ass et ..the Depedes -at Estrareedura, were seised by the popilmie, and would probably have bean pot to dheih, had not some pergola, wile 1 had ialstence with thesob, got aim: dent op in 'the Carthusian Commit; and detains* them' there ' N s prisoners of state. Om the *news of these eXCeitliell t Gollllll4 CAMINO, who .was at the ' Isla de .Lems t elostei -himself to procure their liberation, - ' kid theta conveyed iu safety to alt the Ida; but *felt that their authority was no, cumpletety at JO, cud, no sooner bad tiie* esiiembletl at that place, with the other Member' To( t Junta, than they appointed iltegencir l , tlemposed of op. Bishop of Ottoss;. of SAATte .oas, Ministelof Finance;. of GASTAKOII t : Gip: lain-General of Andalusia ; . of &taut), Mkniatee of Murine ; and.of Fatasoetz . os L&O :4., MI uiiter of the Indies; 'Off trattsfilitikl to these Sae persons..the'gOvertoteut of 'the cutiatiy. .'visit appointment took place on did 29th of January. " ThiFiciiih are in the rttead time advancing without oppesitiOtr. Cordova, which mai juilfed incapable at &fence, hasstirrebdcred to their ll without resklAbei. Theic heatt.quaners•aro all Meals de tlissigra, two leagues from Swale, JJJJJJ and only 17 WOO; fteibkfab n ct St. Mary's. 11'c are 1 is yet unacquaididwith Au fate of Sevilte ; but Considering the itarlittent of tlio , w arks that sue. round„llbed tboviatt — t of any 'troops i.kf the line for' Jul &fence, *o eatboot flatter ouCsofvee with tho hope of its making the leat re4stance. . Our own• situation woulitleve been equally desperate * had net the Duke of ALBUQUERQUE arrived here this morning with 8000 mea l which he conditcled with great *kill and success over the 3.lasiana, which, at this season of the yelr, was supposed to: ba impauabie rot an aripy. Ile wits• pur.l seed by the French cavalry as far, as Lobriza, but finding that they could not overtake him, they there stopped their penult. Before his arri. vat we had not above 100tifolps of the line to de. raid this place and the city of Cadiz. 011 S fleet is at length equipped and ready to put to Os, and is now in the outer harbour. We have great con. Ideate in CArranos and thi Duke of-A cabevaa. QUE, but ALAVA, .the Admiral of the eleet is a person on whom so reliance is to be plated. It hts burn a culpable neglect of the spihish, as well as of the English Government, to have suffered such a man to .remain so long in this important command. Part of our - army; we understand, is collected at Ronda; and pert at Granada ;' bet as soon as the Frinch : sbill'aditliie to Perez and Port St. Mary's, our cdiumunicattoo with the rest of the country will-its entirely -cot off, excvpt,by sm. WI fol . , **color et it - 4.4-2-......----1 . - T 4 -*.aty4.--*vrrwriviti:Arvies yew-altar, I le assist 14: titiAkite. , . #ppliipie*liii. 'Li Sald Pte.'s !NO., ~ ' ~. Alex the fettle.' t. .. ~ ,_ 14 ililast - cadVIII tittle niaiii erl4ldeit4ted bile', left uU., fiuilhed." - .... :: , ck - ~• . . 14 1 311101"; Fin. 3,---Morsbal Beresford arrived here last night, and Lnrd Wellington is hourly expected. We knot' net what brings them to : town, but.. tear affairs in Spain araguing -on hadlyr As usual, we ate kept lathe dasrk. i apprehend .the call 4sy is fast, approaching ; yet the Porta. gem arc: toot No mush frightened as to part with their money, and the exchange, in contevence,- keeps at 674 "Some.men think it will advance ; it may l iOr *short time ; W.-when it begins. to fail ros tiocuotit set ahem, it will be low enough. . L . C.iista; JAN.. 19.—Letters from Seville say, dint the enemy, to thonitosiber of 10,00 Q men, haw. 141,414,the vanguard of hiontizon by Villa Pitainque,. were repulsed; this success has given newapirits Jaa our soldiers. We ate assured that their Mack was Sada in eon:queue. of ' alders from the prativolg King, who is at Al. Jliti~r+t, tee . witiory the pressing instances of his 'trailer, who insisted on his enterin'g Audalit•ia. On the 16th instant iu the evening, dispatches were received from his Excolleney Dna Juan Car. los atriezaga, dated headinarters, La Carolina, with Information, that the pigmy, to the number of. GOOO infantry awl 2000 cavalry, had attael;ed, in Villa ManAque, the divisioo of Brigadier Lacy, which repulsed the enemy, notwithstanding its inferiority of force, which in cavalry did not amount to 700-nvent elven& ittlitsty - fais es the conduct of the cavalry. VALENCIA, ,Yap. s.—We are spired that the small division of the enemy which had penetrated to Teruel, has retreated to Daryl'. JAEN, ,J*W. 4.—We are assured that the pre. tended Klatt Joseph is at Almagro, with 50,000 mu, and the greater port of his Court, Oili. errs, and retinue. SEVILLE, J.N. 17.... - -Letters from Catalonia state, as indubitable, the entrance of the French into Olot, and that they have committed there the greatekt atrocities. According to privaie 'deices f-sam La Mancha, , we are assured that the noitid force of the enemy amounts to 50,000 men, • under the orders of Ge. merits Ney, Nastier, Victor, and &mit ; slid that they were marching in four divisions at the same tinny ipon Merida, Almaden,• the centre, arid Mortzea. • • CORIc•EXCII A 6, Ica. 16.—This day theist art snernl farther arriv of *hest, with a caminnaurewf larga rt. Cilli e lninE lot of Fairview. Me in reciatat at lait.odet• f Irs heavy weir. gwky in great sibundiuww4 Se co* livery ;homer, hiaN mad IViiite Veil* nearly *I Oak priers. Wa.. of iiw two kis*, iiitew4r t . 4ew 'richt *leer, Mi. to 14, per wooer', Oat, ar t ' It rnnsidemble iirigh !oil tLitl llnkS ;lOW 14 . ff. fititif fame* at late prates. •.. • . otrreff PAl4lll.' A sort ;ha JAN. —•Oisr troops mai 4 duty at Breda and Rergea-op•Zuem r is c 01 4 . 0. with the French. The French gag is sat yet hoisted there, and the old Administration still mains. Our Goveruors, vie. General !Ilptl et , a Bergen-Op-Zoom, and GetieralOrthiuck, at Br i s t Cuntinne Cmnmandants of the fortresses, Ty French Officers have paid visits to them, *-;Yesterday the Duke of Reggio, Menhir; o u diet, arrived from Antwerp at Brode r ebersi s established the licadluatters of the Attity t i t :.North. • Apart of our troops are prepariag s siaa ; possession of the countries which. ova'gligu s si • us as an Indemnity. , • .• Freda A , lls i T iti c ii iiD it A e M 4ei j i. A o N plZ 42 o 7 64 ..h7 be 4 l e g ili a l d * r let ice ten t hi r t tell i thelith instaut a briga4le of the Fritsch Imp er il army c otdred each of those Plebes •to take cant events. According to dispatchqs from bi t sl li a t . I jesty the King, of the lOth those canton:Nis; hare taken dace with t t ji app'etilleliost. Th e hit , uoilerstandiDg previtilthotintew the troops on e Ac k . aide, and their Coosaseqoas. Arteboa,l AN. kngl i t d afr h v, et Thu obtained pwasamion of s id e d 1 0 4 locos, halt!. Ciirfu clottekly Yew, Wen . with pier isiots get iu from time te.thee., *OTTO A.ROT, JAN. I7:..:...llC'etiiiiitentide MIL het Of escut ith the Wirtembergh 4 , 1* aro painting here, to ho fixed np its the eow i l (paired countries : mesvilich aide the kingdom sl Wirtetnburgh will bo culatgod, can as yet ;lectured, ATI‘ION s ' q,atirc, the'Prince of Ecirmolit (Marshal Daroutt), at the bagiasiing of this:year, werewt 1 4 itirs, aftereolds f lur a few. dap, at .PatsAu, are how moved to Strattbing. - illy long they will Cell there, is .not at pesfilitlrtinien, • . LiyeAcit,. is s aid that the Rsi.: shin segitedian, eatitltithag of ship!' of the ihtv l fo •. sled other smatil'igaoris ‘ to the Ittnah c , 20,, will imies be place!! in. • oondition to er • wises the-English, - rhauhl they agile make HSI ° appearance in the Adrietleioa:• • •At Trush, batteries km *vs eFfeted tint r of the mole, bid also an Om attires, el the Its; The inhabitants at 1101.10 hisses "eariel bour, have removed 001bOr hots the souk. The day before pervade tit the Maio la Marshal Deka of gapes, Ibrateat, iteleal* from his jourten t'rough CroitiO; acid rekohlir arrived- the ktershoi , Oahe- of. Tare**, 'fres. *Ma. Both Dukes were r'sceiveti With OW s e spat by the gattieliwustel daa tir,l eethattlite• • • ritENtH DEClltift. ' • . 4TRACT.VII,O4 airs lumen' Of 'MR ebeelteelf OF antra, racac; or Tellt.lttetALtlttAte....t. DACAAC . Of 30Tl1 ;ANUAitFi . • All the Cesliehait !ankle bids• towns timakpleetw, *one old the Stkiplagoa, - • " The predict to repair Whine sad pillage of Flushing.:.- • " Ail colonial utecalis i tstaas is put ia s state st. sequestratkm." • rittartsLATtos• or A nleilittt itg vist t igmistAlak - Nil. rEtiugAityr 1, 1£ .• .• • " The first,Secretary otthe Kleg's. : Ciffigithsc, itli,dtti) ant horikesi by Were* of tha 10* hi,. ' NOW bbl Director of • the Customs ) 'that it is .the poff.(l.e inientiots of his Mujesty,lhirpterrisitaudi h9,4nierieln xe4l4.l4,AkalLitijAakrt34l-te.tetw.• of the putts of -114',Kingaltin, whatsoever • carp max .teetbl/11f; it front h hataurvrr•rotli they may phis Sailed; witi•iher they have hilebis, Edgland, oritave•been oierhauled an 1 htarierigf by the English or not but that there. Os go to sow again as sows as possihk, witilokkashig. diacharguilivoy past of their cargo, Tho,Dectee likewise specially charges dut . a.' recto', tta- give the tweviwary orders that ow 'haw posltito itielititia, Yf . Ito errc*d . patictoally. • • • ' • • , - OP Atteltiletb-Fitool AllltVieftAti. • FEe. t.—" Tire Fr age *are *lnstil at line Brecht ; and it is conlidentlY SaisCehat &bard Oadinet lutoMalers take mt/tory firaitesailln of the coutitey from Nimeguea along the Ritar, this islands between the Sclseldt sad Mane, sat the Zealand Islands ! Thu consternation is grtar Qa 'Change." lesa. 3.-- Optimise/9n it to he esisblida here, to investigate the haftertellaisi peOiseei so that such le Violin, be ',Wee to coioo the neutral countries shalt • . Fro. blatshal Vahheit la to rossiiiire et G ovrotor•Genreal, km • Baidefelkie at Ilialthd t , people are afraid of sliOsticiliOrtAtilliti" . ' • • . ESSEX IC TnexIDAT gay* • ... • 9 Total for Mr. Haulillin Mr. liur. t oyna • • 7 7 f, Majority in Amer. of Mh Biathlon • 10, The arrival of the Caroline frigate st , Plymostk, has give., rise to a recur*, that the btkabitsais of the island of Ceylon -had risen on tke BOA' troops, and maxsacred a great number; ills; filth' regiment of foot k stated to have solved . atfloohtf• No such intelligence has. rea,hed Government. There arq sonic apprehensions. of slam,, how ever, in another quarter. A person. was brought' from the Cape in. the *hove ship, *aim charge' of the - heaviest nature, and in i ass—his ito• i. MICHAEL KELLY; 'he held a .situatimt the Victualling Department at the Cw t . And 0 implicated with other.. periutsa,. were executed At the Cape, for raisllrWrlgt mid, other high crimes agaiult •fge. Otplahhhht° l * Mr. KELLY having some important informlllioh to communicate to ciovernutmit,. haa beanitent WE, for that purpose, and expects to obtaio his 9' don: lie is at present ennOned ithttooli'te u t in Plymouth Cliult, douhle.irutmd, 40Stroodil guarded. He is a native of Dublin, 11( ohri rt. spactAb'a connections, an 4 IllOrtett • kersobal J -....11 - G CA Avith oc tal It b: goon t head 0111 pear ICAti Li phial ill J Uasi Ike) wit? If