The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-12-26 00:00:00

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SEVILLE, Nov. 16.—The movements of the
French irions are continual, and in all directions. .
The garrison of this city does not actually amount
to 20,';00 men, On the 12th, an embargo was laid
up .n all the enc. a and suAar in this place, end a
greet requisition of horses has been made, for what
pupils, we are not acquainted. On the 10th, a large
tw.rt wai shipinol for Sanlucar, and on the same
day the whole of the brigades,witli their correspond-
ing hafmk., marciied for Carmen*. The troops ar-
rived from hes Itiartoo have also taken the same di-
rection. From this latter place many carts yesterday
arrived laden wish Smiths' forges and other effects.
One hundred and eighty horse, which garrisoned
Osuna and Ecija, have passed cu Estremadura to re,
inforee Genet al Gerard. .
The French divisi.nt of Granada is reduced to
G 430 infantry, and 600 wretched horse. When it
entered the province it was composed of 8500 foot
and. 1500 cavalry ; subserviently to which, it has
been reinforced by 2100 of the first, and 150 of
the latter; latterly they have spread themselves in
Granada, Sainte, Churriani, and Illura ; part
of them arc occupied in the Alpujanas against on
Alcatel who has killed many of their men.
To-day Souli entered this city from Xeres; the
trikops and the Magistracy went out to meet him.
Notwithstanding the contribution which was
lately imposed, has not yet been wholly received,
he tubs imposed a fresh one of eight millions.
Sehastiani, who marched against Marbella, has
• been obliged to fall back.
M 4014), Nov. 2.---On the 31st ult. we received
intelligence that an advanccd.guard from this city
was destroyed on the road betweep Puerta de Ilierro
and the Pardo.
According to letters received from the kingdom
of fir MI, on the 19th of October., passed through
Antequera 13t1 English, made prisoners on the coast
of Mateo by the French, svho paid very dear for
the advantage, by the number of men they lost in
obtaining it.
MADRID, Nov. 6.—On the 3d inst. set out for
France, the French convoy, of which so much has
been said. It departed by various gates, but united
on the road of the Pardo. There goes with it 300
Spanish, Portuguese, and English prisoners ; 50
syaggotts of mutilated apt! invalided French; other
r, wagge' with wool, pictures, select manuscripts,
and other precious elfeets ; and many French pee-
tle of both sexes. The-escort consists of 1500 in.
fantry. The following nay many waggons ind peo.
pie left this place to juin the Caravan.
There have arrived from France 17 waggons la-
den' with clothing and other effects, in charge of
".00 soldiers
This Ministers of Joseph are extremely pleased
with the intelligence, that Napoleon has called to
France Kellerman, the Governor of St. Ander ; and
others say, that Joseph is named. Generalissimo of
the French troops in Spain, and Celliard his Major.
Cuireral ; but at the same, time they are disgusted
by Aranza having been arrested at Paris, by order
of Bonaparte (this is positively . asserted), who has
likewise ordered lirtplijn to appear there. The
reason appears to be, the. publication made by the
Spanish G.,vernment from various intercepted let,
tors ; to which is added, other charges relative to
the managing and employing of the public purse:

CORTIA
SITTING OE TILE Bth oF NOTEMBEA.
It wqs decreed that the Members of the Supreme

iluird of Censure, fur the present, are to he chosen
from among such iobahitants as reside in Cadiz, and
the following day fiivd upon for their election. •
SITTING UT TIIC 9th.
Nine members were chosen to compose the Board
above mentioned, three of whom belong to the
clergy.