The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-08-13 00:00:00

LONDON:
7HUILIDAIN AUDIIIIT 13, 16111.

Dispatches were yesterday received from Sir flora
ionctx, dated the 6th August, in which he an- I
Douses that tne French suddenly evacuted St. An-
dere moths 3d instant. They took the rota to San-
Ms, and it was supposed meant to proceed t Vit-
toris. The British entered the place tour hours
ter the uneasy retired..
Sr Bolts, in his dispatch, considers the evacuation
if St. And:ro, as the consequent. of the important
toory gained by Lord WELLINGTON. rt,statts no
tdlttional fact, nor giires any corroboration of the
vent; but speaks of, and reasons upon it, as a thing
of which the Admiralty mast he in possessi: He

takes to himself credit, that though he ' 1. 4,09 -
lately failed in every a• tempt he had mull on •. e
coast, yet his Expedition, and the awe it nad in-
spired, must have created a diversion favourebte to
Lord Wimusanox, since the French were thereby
teterred from drawing away any Fart of tu...ir

sons on the coast to reinforce MARMONT'S army.
M no dispatches have yet arrived from—Lard
Wltunvox, the above is all we have in our power
to add in confirmation of the reported victory. It.
is true that Sir HOME Popt.tst had received no (en-
Or:diction of the report down to the 6th inst.- but
then we are sorry to add, though he had remained is
days on the Spanish coast, from the time the first
rumour reached his ear, that he had received nothing
further by way of confirm:lion. After what we have
said already on the subject of this supped battle/
further opinions, in the absence of facts, would be
unnecessary.

Come Extracts, which we have given below from
the Oottenburgh Mail of this morning, will be found
interesting; hi addition to which we have just re-
ceived an article from that place, (rated the. 4th inst.
'which says, a report had been brought there by two.l
different vessels, stating that a battle had been fought
between the French and Russians, and that the
former had lost 30,000, and the latter 60,000 men.—
Our report from 'Change further adds, that this had
been brought about by ALEIANDIS 11.11 d BAGUAT lON
attempting to form a junction; and that the British
merchants were preparing to quit St. Petersburgh
ard other Russian ports on the
GOTTENRUEIGH, Loam 4.
Prate between England and Sweden is tabs plo-
t:aimed throughout all Sweden on Sunday next, and
the ports will be declared open en the 1 Sth instant. -

A body of Cossacks have completely cut to pieces
a Polish regiment.
The French have lost an immense number of horses
from the badness of weather, and great scarcity of
1^N1; they have experienced the most incessant rains
try? remembered.
A number of English bomb vessels and other ships
of s.r, tve passed by for the Baltic.
BERLIN, Jvit 211.
nag. Caulks contain the following :--According
" most recent intelligence from the Grand Army,
tfe Itassina rear-guard is briskly pursued by the
Ring of NAPLES. The enemy having gained the
other side of the Dziann, destroyed the bridges,
hoping to deprive the French of the means of passing
the 'her ; but five batteries of light artillery spoiled
his plan, and for several hours caused great slaughter
among the enemy's ranks. We are assured, that the
Polish General of Brigade passed the Dziana at the
head of the 2d regiment of Prussian Hussars and 9th
Polish Hussars, advanced several leagues, sand over-
threw six Russian squadrons. (Correspondent,
July 28.)
CONSTANTINOPLE; Joss 14.
Letters frees Jassy confirm the reports 'prow"
regarding the eoutents of the treaty of Peace

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