The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-12-05 00:00:00

STUTGARD, Pirov• 14.•..Ti10 corps id Wine*.
berg troops united to the French Ara' of
Austria, has been cantoned fur seem iiolo in the

Mishlvertel.
We hare just been informed that k has departed
for the Inviertel and theenvirons of Passau, where
it will remelts until further orders.

The King our Sovereign being informed by a
dispatch from General L tr.:Lanese addressed to
General Koscatrs, that all the Yoralberg is pa.
ci6cd, and that there is but a very feeble corps of
Insurgents under arms posted upon Mount Arl-
berg, has resolved to reed' all his troops from
Vora!berg. They will return to their different

garrisons.
NOT. d.... The Bavarian post
has proceeded hence for the Tyrol.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 15...: The Prussian Colo.
ccl Von Kazusimia, who carried to lontainbleau
the letter announcing the delivery of the Queen of
PausslA, had, before mass, an audience of his Ma.
icily the Emperor Nara Leon, which lasted two
I hours. That Monarch conversed with him in the
molt graeious manner, and ordered a valuable
ring to be presented to him. M. Von KM/3-
11A1111 found the Emperor extremely gay, and en.

COVENT GARDEN =SATRE.

•
Had the critics in the Pit, last night, beet)
money.customers, the capacity of that part of the
Honk might have been pretty earnestly meet.
tained ; for, at half-price, there really v.'s diffi.
culty in obtaining " standing.rooet" us any of
the benches. The efforts of the Managers to over.
whelm the public voice, increase on each succeed.
lag night. These efforts are, however, vain ; the
people have, and will continue to have e voice, by
which their opinions will reach the averted ellfteToo
Of the Proprietors of this miserable Theatre. Per..
haps, on no evening since the opening of the House,
has the stuffing of the Pit been so copious. The
lobbies, and the sides of that part of the House,
were extremely crowded, and it was not till the 4th
act that the extended circle of the Orderly: was
forced ; the 0. P.'s then gained access to the
Centre of the Pit. The early part of Othello was
heard as perfectly as the imperfect construction of
the House wiil ever admit; but, after the circle
was forced, Chaos kept his reign for the remainder
of the night. 'rho noise was not incessant, there
were intervals of peace, but they were short, and,
lupon the whole, the noise exceeded what bet been,
fur some time, beard.
The number of Police Officers was very coat).
derable, but no attempt was made upon the
0. P.'s. Indleed, the Offieers are obviously
is cart of their job ; and it is only, on receiving
voiitive orders, that they assume an appearance
of alacrity.
Neither horns, nor rattles were as d, nor were
any placards exhibited, but the natural music of
groans, hisses, hooting, and ishistling, super.
tested the necessity of instrumental harmony.
Of the music in Don Juan very little was
beard. A ring was formed in the Pit (thligh
not without difficulty, from the manner in
which it was crowded) in the cen;rf• of uliich,
some Gentlemen amused themselves, with the en.
dent amusement, of tossing up a halfpenny—ntic
of the Gentlemen profe,sed to be standing
se the
hazard of the un bethilf of the V. P.'s, and
whenever he announced a succeslal toss —the cum.
pang cheered. His losses were, in like manner,
deplored by the sympathetic groans of the well-
wisher, to the legitimate drain'. The Bosch
which were closely packed, could not refrain from
taking considerable interest in the amusement—
own the feniale.Orderlya encouraged the Pettitel
by
" Nn•ls, and becks, and wreathed smiles."
This dis.ortlerly conduct, excited the wrath of
the Prufe4sor, who, ruthing to the ofending die.
tricot, his presence operstrd like the touch of the,
Torpedo, and all" was instantaneous, v
%%then the curtain drisppud, the roar was
louder and longer than usual.
The customary cheers and groans were per..
formed, and the Company departed it an early
hour.

SPANISII P APE it.c.
-row—
Stituit, Nov. 16.---The head,quarters of the
army of La 3ilancha arc still at Dos Barrios, and
the vanguard And first division at Ocatta, whore
our troops overthrew the French who dared to op..
pose them; our cavalry is near A ranjuist ; the enemy
disputes every foot of ground, and a battle is every
moment expected In that quarter. General Berney
with 2,000: cavalry fought bravely st Almonacid ;
but a reinforcement of 5,000 infantry and suits ca-
valry, which the enemy received, obliged him to re-
turn to his position at Niora,froin w hunee he observes
the movements of the French division at itich covers
Toledo. TI • Duke del Parque occupies the pass
of Bono( and the bridge of lid tr. Although the
Duke of Albuquerque has fair the present falba
back it is known that he will return to curer the
'rapt. The relief which Is stated to have been
;zit i.n to Geroge, with provisions for 20 days, re-
quires curitiimation. It is said that a sortie of
the garrisun, combined with It movement of the
troops under Blake, enabled the suer-our to pc-
eetrate at the point of the bayonet through the
enemy's liue, and to reach the square, where
there are seven milli protected by batteries ;
that army cod that garrison have performed so
many prodigies of valour, that ibis fresh instance
ought not to surprise us ; nevertheless we Ni,,h
not to state it positively till we know it efficially.
Another expedition against Naples is proparing.at
Sicily ; a ship of the line, a frigate, bcveral gun.
hints, and lb transports, have already sailed from
Messina, which steered towardi Calabria; it
seems that they threaten Gallipoli. The English
have landed in considerable force at PolicOstro.
Murat has demanded assistance from the French
divisions which are in the Pontifical States.--
O pectafer.)
*mars( Le Mancha
completed the bridge riot the night of the 12th int•t.
anti two battalions had already passed the Tagus,
to reconnoitre the right flank. The whole army
was-afterwards to follow, except a division which
was to act oat another point. The troops IMO
made a march extremely peinful, which could nut
have been performed by :Alien it's disciplined
and enthusiastic. The head-quarters bar re-
moved from Dos Barrios to Santa Cr us de la Zama-
--(Spectator .)
hIANItESA, OCT. 22.---Copy of a Dispatch ad.
dressed to the Governor of Statteno, &c. Le. by
Doti Francisco tie Dee, Comninuilant of the En-
campment of la Calends.
" Sr:son—The troops under my command are Indebillga-
hie ; the brave (lSeen, &invite's to eswisse the enemy, and
unmindful of having already Stern for fifteen suceenise
lighting, no saucier heard ye-tries.,) asunnog that the may
was on the heights of Sze. firutnoto de la Marva, has they
all contended for the preference of being selected to ellswi.e
the temerity_ and pride of the invincible ',our or the Corsi-
can. Von F. Xicala, sad Don N. Trebel. were chosen for
this purpose, retain* two conumales with me to observe she
movements, and to swAn incase of seed. l'ais was osistal.
wary, shier the abovemamed, as moo as they discovered lilt
enemy, attacked him, disregarding, a sib a valuer asteral 50
Spaniards, the wiling, tire which he maintained ; at knell
they overthrew him, and compelled him to so disgrarelat awl
preciplinte a Sight, that be was obliged to avail himself of
the roman of these assiantains, to hide is same degree his
shameful retest, which was executed with the utmost disor-
der, befog mwmied eves to the ides road to Bereehma. The
result of this brilliant stair is, that the enemy left sale kit-
led and tea weeeded as the Held of batik, among them as
s*trr dataievastriy. lb stir side we have sat bad the iligt*
lat 0110M1114t.
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