The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-03-09 00:00:00

GICRATIfei kat.
ig At Algeciras, t iettitr from General BaLLAs-
loos to the Governor was published three days
ago, of which the following is a translation:
LOS POBLACIONS, roc t

s I have the satisfaction of informing you, that
the troops of the Generals Cutttrs, and those of Mo•
tam, were last night completely beaten by my brace
troops. Both Generals were advancing for the pur.
pose of surrounding my position. One of General 1
Ciliates aid•de-camps has fallen into our hands, and
the enemy have snstaintid a considerable lass, having
been gallantly charged and pursued for upwards
niftier miles. On the preceding night, they also
made an attempt, although few in number, to
dislodge ate from this point, where I_ was with the
division of Barbastio only ; bat they were under the
necessity of retiring in baste. This occurrence, so
happy. for our arms, will be memorable in the his-
tory of our times."'
ALGESIRAS, Fan. IS.
" No further details hare been published respect-
ing the defeat of Generals Cualus and Muxtra.—
The Ald.de-Camp of the, former, who has been
brought here, of course represen'ts it as an insigni.
front affair. The object of the French, he states,
was to make a reconnoisanee in the environs of Los
Poblaciens. Their numbers amounted to 1500, and
they were like to hate surprised Gen. HALLAsriaos.
Finding thennolves, however, charged by sapetier
forces, they tedrid."--(Gibrakar Chronick, Feb.
15.) . _

_
~ 6113RALTAIt Fs& 15.
" The tipedition, which in our last number but
ontwas stated to hare sailed from Cadiz, has landed
at Cartbagenai"

ALICANT, JAw.25.
" No doubt you will, ere this, have heard of
the surrender of. Valencia on the 10th instant,
to General Sucnrr.--The garrison, consisting
of about 10,000 men, to be exchanged immediately,
tank for rank, with an equal number of French
prisoners. The result of a Council, held here, has
been a determination to resist the fulfilment of those
terms, as far as aspects this place and Carthagena.—
The prisoners here have consequently been sent to
Cairire. 'the remains of General Muir and FnET-
ra's infantry, about 5000, have been joined to Ge-
tters, Roche's division, who now has the direction of
all the troops here. lie pays, arms and clothes
them, in all 6000 men. The Governor Dx LA
CauZ, commands the whole. Generals Malls and
farfax go t• Carthegena, and the neighbourhood ;
the latter Must still have 1000 cavalry. On the 15th,
we were alarmed by the appearance of. General
MoNranutt, and a French division before these
walls. They were is an all 4,000 men, but our
fears bad doubled and trebled this number. They
threw some grenades into the Centre of the town,
slid then sent a *eminent to Surrender, which was
replied to in the negative. On th. 17th they de-
parted, after plundering and destroying every thing
that tame in their way. It appears they belong to
MAitoon's army, and not to Svcurr's. The latter,
we ate told, has sent some troops to Catalonia and
Arragon, therefore cannot think of us for the pre-
sent ; In this we put but little faith. The Head-
quarters of his van-guard, under Baron Dx Emu's,
hire, for some time, been in Alery, seven leagues
from hence. SucasT's first requisition in Valencia
eras for 100,000 hard dollars ; he now demands
withia one month 1,000,000.---(Gibraltar Chronicle,
Feb. 15.)

We hare received Dublin Papers of Friday's date:
Thn following Members have been nominated by,
the Catholic Board- " to proceed to London with
the Address to his Rojo' Highness the Fausca R.
GUT :"
The Earl of Suatvrsouny.
The ran of ILRNMART.
The Viscount Goan/L143t0n..
The Viscount Sotrrtiwakt..
5. The Lori Krz.z.tra.
rue Honourable THOMAS BritwEwArt.
The Honourable CHARLES Frar.scu.
Sir TnomAs Esmottor, Baronet.
Sir EDWARD BELLEW, Baronet.
W. Sir 'THOSI43 GooLo, Baronet.
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GEORGE BRYAN, JetikiSLOWß.
OWEN O'Comoir, Balaaagar.
bony Bonne,
We. G. BADOy, Casfle Bagot. .•
15. RANDAL M•DomNErj.,
THOMAS Wrsa, Manor, Waterford.
Jowl LALOR, CriLDRSIL. .
MILLS MiDostras-4.. London.

Majue6Gesseral Air Bit os 0•F ERRALL.
20. PETER Bonaix Hussar, Dingle.
DOMINICK W. O'ltrat.t.i, Kildangan Castle.

Dispatches front the Earl of WELLresvoi, dated I
Freyasyda' the lath ult. Imre received by Govern-
ment ee Saturday, an extract-from which is given is '
the Dondon Gazette. From Me official and private
advices, it appears that MARIIONT's army As extend-
ed its front ; the lira, fourdi, and sixth divisions are
in the neighbourhood of Talavera, and Toledo; the
main body, accerdl: g to the private accounts, re-
mains in the vicinity of Salanquica and Villa Foutia,
while the right wing has been marched from Zamora
to Benevento.
The Officers of Irish Militia Regiments quartered
in England are to be exempted from payment et OM
Income Tax.
We understand that in the recent division apes tb
expulsion of Mr. %Vats's, for a fraud, Mr. answer
and Mr. Manger. Pau.s.lrs) the Member fee S.
ford, did not,vote.

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