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mated the hospital, and encamped part of the garri.
son every night.
M t x 21.—Since the day before yesterday we have
had the head-quarters here, and to-morrow Castanos,
with the Lord, pass by the Sierra, and fall tipin Sa-
lamanca, where our troops will enter on the 24th or
25th. 5;4000 men are proceeding by this way, and
as many by the flank; these forces will unite be-
tween Salamanca and Valladolid; Morillo, 11111, and
Lavt,,la, with the reserve, are coming up, and. the
whole, consisting of about 30,000 men, will follow
by Placentia.
ConvNN.t, MAY 29.—A1l accounts from the inte-
rior represent the Allied Army in full movement, and
the French concentrating their force between Vallal-
pando and Valladolid ; in a few days great news may
therefore be expected.

TO tOR RESPON DENTS.
The Letter to WILLIAN ADAM, Esq. late M. P. promised for
this day, is unavoidably porponed till 1.-morrow.

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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:
MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1813.

Buenos Ayres Papers reached town this morning
to the 4th of February, from which we extract the
follow ;rig :

BUFWOS ATREq, JAN. 92.—0 n the 16th inst. the
Portuguese brig of war Gariot, arrived in this, port
with dispatches from the Prince Regeut of Portugal,
and his Britannic Majesty's Nl4nister at the Court of
j3razil, Lord Slraugford.

The object of their communications is to inform
the Government that some Officers in these provinces,
on the eastern side, were infringing the most sacred
obligations of their institution, and compromising,
in the most detestable manner, the high dignity and
Interest of this country, endeavoured to seduce
Port4nese Officers at the very moment even
in-hett the armistice was announced, offering them
rewards in the name of this Government, and dr.
culafing reports not only fare, but entirely destruc-
of the principle' of peace and good faith, which

live

had been established. That the Court'Of Brian itai

highly offended at so insidious a conduct, and the
. Britiiit Minister considers his reepeetable guarantee
as treated with contempt, and that both require, on
the part if thisGovernment,a solemn di,avowal of such
conduct, and a forged security for the future. It

it is here stated, that the Government of Buenos

Ayres highly condemns such scandalous and criminal
c-minet, eta! the Captain-General. M. de Gerratia, is
ordoreil without delaying a moment to try and punish
the i!clinquent Officers:
The .4uvreme Government of the United Provinces

,of Rio de la Plata, has issued an Edict, dated
Buenos Ayres, 3d February, declaring all persons
torn nn or subsequent to the 31st January, 1813

(the day on which the General Assembly was in-
sulted) tree.

A Gettenburgh Mail arrived yesterday with Let.
tors and Papers to the Ist inst. but to our great,dis.
appointment they leave us in the same doubt as be. I,
fora, as to the motives which iniluence the Court of
weden, in respect to the part that Crown was .z.
petted to take in the German war, and more espe.
61411 y and immediately with regard to unhappy Ham.
burgh. The Declaration ascribed .to the Cuows
• Num:, and published as his sentiments, appears,
lo g great mesuure, contradicted in its ttnour 'by.
what hp subsequently taken place ; in short, tabiss
and farieriti nevi tin order of the the circle

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the interested by-standers, - ,ng _
and views. One of them is, that a loan is to be opened
at Vienna, thecontributors to which are to receivethe
guarantee of this our Government, for its repayment
in two years !!! If this fact could be proved, we
would not hesitate a momeet-in saying that the game
of war now playing on the Continent is to all intents
and purposes near its end, and that the sooner Bo-
NAPARTE returns within the Rhine (the boundary
which ANACHARSIS CLOUTS, the Orator 'of theists.
man race sat to France, as consistent with latere)
the wiser would he appear. Nay, we for once would
compliment our Ministers for their adroitness, if to
them such a boon could be ascribed, as well as ifor
the judicious, and even frugal application of the na-
tion's money, whatever the sum might be. But no,
we cannot flatter ourselves and our readers with
so promising, so fortunate an event : to use a vul-
gar phrase, our Rulers are not up to these great
strokes of diplomacy. They apply the secret-service
money of England in a very different way.from open-
ing the road to such promising benefits: and . they
lay out the open service money in subsidies liss cat'.
culated to complete the return of their couotry's
prosperity. They are like liUk traders ; they can
only deal in retail, and in that way they flitter away
the capital entrusted to them, by offending their best
customers, and even forcing them to do without the
articles with which their warebeeiei abound.
In the absence of this trade, so necessary to the
well-being of what constitutes the heart and soul of
Great Britain, it is necessary to hold out new hopes,
however delusive of fresh channels of commerce
being about to be offered to oar notice. Hence the
Scribes, aye, and Pharisees too, of these Marplet
Ministers, write accounts in London, and send them
to Malta, Messina, &c. to be returaid back in ehro.
nicles and dispatches to England, with the pleasing
intelligence that " arrangements have taken place
between Russia and the Porte, under which British
ships will be admitted.into the Black Sea, through
which a very beneficial maritime commerce may be
maintained, in compensation. for the loss of our trade
in other parts."
By way of corroboration of both these flattering ,
pieces of intelligence, it is added by a. cotemporeer
Print, that corn has already arrived in England
through the Dirdanalles; and that bills to ceonsi-
derable amount, drawn at Vienna pn London, hive
been made payable at the Treasury 1! We shall only
observe, by way of comment ou sty the
business is done.
A report was circulated on Saturday, that BONA-.
PARTE had retreated to Dresden, and the fact com-
pared with other rumours, wore a face of great pro-
bability. Nay, we do not hesitate to say, that if
the Emperor of AUSTRIA had at last come to the re.
solution asserted or assumed in many more ways
than one, the French Emperor must and would have
not lost a moment in returning to the capita( of
Saxony, and when there, notwithstanding the strength,
his.engineers have been employed in giving to it, pre.;
paring' to retrograde still farther. The probability
of this event is however weakened considerably by
otherimertions through the same channels—pone of.
these is the " hourly expectation of seeing the ports
of T&ieste and Fiume re-occupied by their ancient mas-
ter, the Emperor of -AurratA." We expect also to see
as much.; but then -
derstanding of
Emperors, for
sign them placidly,
the determination r
Treasury, .
his joining the
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! iiterest la helping him

esuair,
what proportioi.

In P0n...._ _ - • ,
CO RUNNA PAPERS. if tiaelike ople,sealotie en "ei Cent
--esse- I appose, that in order-well to supeort
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SANTIAGO, MAY 25.—The French have returned : eiea 4of 1;le two great Ambasetdee
towards Beneveute. They write from Aicanent, that'
CART and W ILPOI4, sent by our
1000 of their cavalry have arrived there. Senor Geron
remains with his head-quarters in Villafranca. The scene of action,. that their coadjutors,
French in Valladolid are making dispositions for not 1 Caasrieri -had dispatched envoys en
abandoning the Douro without a battle, for which i keep thieattentiun of the publie an
they have 60,000 men.
itsi •
the denouement of the %hole piece
CICDAD Bonn too, MAY 18.—A'.I t troops are! laid open' to our view. 0 r the 21
In motion, and the 2d division of our II y, under'
ni ,
more thee a tlinusend Swede., n
the orders of Senor d'Espana, arc, it is d, to be in i
.81slerearsor 0111110 t %L. .. pieces, entered lienlairgh, the Danes
GRENADA i
. MAY B.—They write fro Alicant, ! two days before. In this interval the '
under date of the 4th, that nothing new bad occurred it, but did not succeed in possessing
in the line. i when they entered it, and at the same
ALEANEUS, MAY 22.—Conde de Penne, with hisiSwedes had arrivedl and joined
horse, in number. 1000, still remains here, and yes. i
within a day's march of the Town.
terday the English, in number 40,000, with much ar-
thereceding day, vi
tillery, began to enter.. Thieirench have abandoned ' least uP to p,
• Benevente, and united in Vallalpando. \ cording to those recent advices,
t ...yr EVEN COW
8ADA.1052 MAY 7.—By intelligence that may be army was at Stralsund, more than a ItUndred miles Self, certainly give -Mim t soas uneasiness
$ its to stop
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'depended on, we know that Suchet,. in his 'military from Hamburgh, and the CROWN PRINCE with it !! his advance to Berlin. The wily Frenchinan mustha
journey, was suddenly attacked by the troops of the • vir
e cannot, we will not pretend
,to unriddle all this known that his threatened antagonist was at t
celebrated Nebot, 'and obliged to fly with such •pre. : .
capitation, that the mare upon which he was mounted , it forces us, however, to doubt the authenticity of time quiet at &WNW ; ,for titheritise, Ity •
burst ; his Aid-de-Camp and all his escort fell intnj,the explanatory declaration published some days ago ing the army coterie Berlin, he would
considerable object. tis absolutely assert , hOwl
,ewer. iiis from the Creoles; PRINCE. -
• Nehet's '
FRENADA, MAY 6.—Every thing is ready here: The dubious hart acted by the Emperor of Aus. ever, that a concert aemy, or tnore than a ime.
for opening the campaign. Gers. Castanos has been ' ears. would induce many to believe that his chief. dyed thousand men, iin rhich, however, are lee
here some time, and to-day Gen. Graham arrived.— Minister of Ministers bad been in England during -aluded4he forty thonsassd gew.loviet under WAS.*
It is said, and with probability, that General Hill's '
corps, and 4th light division, will advance by the way some of our centested. elections, where ad artful , neorat, waits to .be totauseuiled .4), iitUNADOlinra
of Salamanca, aud- the other divisions, with the voter, foreseeing the probable value of his suffrage, We have strong, very stew* *reason to believes
greater part of the cavalry, by the right bank of the held out to the last in order to heighten and demon- that the excuse of tide,:!aater great personage,
Douro. We have now 20,000 more men than at the strafe its value. The decision or choice on the part should he snugly 'relig4
ht-' Sere:sand, will be
beginning of the last campaign. Besides the Spaniards . • i_. I'
of the Emperor FRANCIS, undoubtedly would seat the indecision of the .Cooot ..of Austria ; net
and Portuguese, there are 45,000 English infante.,
his son-in-law in the chaff: he aims at, or throw him doubting bet that our Masters, in their arrange-
and 8000 British and Portuguese horse. The total
force is not under 100,000 men. entirely out of Germany ; perhaps for ever !! If meths with him, undertook to .engage the co.ope.
CIUDAD R•DRIGO, MAY 18.—Joseph remained the former be not then th:.. greatest Potentate in Eu- , ration of that power with his own efforts.—
in Valladolid on the 9th, where the troops belonging • rope, he is unquestionably, at this instaut, the most This is the political hinge which will not turn• as the
to the army of the centre continued to enter. I powerful arbiter in the world.. On this account it is interest of Great Britain.weeld with it. :The aPpli-
' The French in Salamanca have lately had various that
era. i _ so many contradictory rumours areset on floatby cation of the oil of Government his, how"eier, we
alarms, and been kept upon the qui rive having
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"be rde- accord; to their wishes ii,,,- been promised—we know not, however

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!ciamblii of the line, from off Brest.
I FALwpwra, June 4.—Arrired the Duke of ten
packet, with a Mail from Cornnna, in three days
—Sailed the Diana packet, with a Mail for Cadiz,
1 also several coasters for Plymouth.
Desk, thINE 8.--Arrived the Drake sloop of war,
from jellgoland, in three days, with dispatches fc
cio*mweeti which were forwarded to London by
ea ;• they are said to be of great importance...
Also his Majesty's ship
Norge, from off Flushing.
.6.4 ailed the whole of the East Indiamen for the lit.
and the Mit division et transports for Rams.
Piet, that has been detained here for some
time for order; ; B{B6 the Britannia and 4stres trans-
" ports, under convoy of the Dexterous g n.brig, for
Portsmouth.—tame down irom Sheerness his Ma.
jesty's ships Crean and Jasen.

A Cabinet Council sat on Saturday at the Foreign
Office, and tat Panics itgOlirrfave audience after-
wards to some of the Cabinet biliaistera and Foreign
Ambassadors...
The following Bulletin was eibibited yesterday at
St. James's :-
46 Windsor Castle, Jane 5. _
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A little. time will clear all up. ancetto igastirev has been tranquil sad cosefortahli
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iiieuesal
last monthly report."
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A Corunna Mail arrived last night, with papers to I service Chapelal'trithn;els Charlotte
Royal, ofStW. JAarmAeis'its,cawrdhicdhi divine
the 30th ult. They represent our army to be in I unusually crowded.
movement, but the details they give do not enable us I
The Princess of WALP.S., we underhand, intends to
to ascertain with any accuracy the real situation of .honour the Opera again with her presence to
the armies. The head-quarters of the Marquis of .
night. ; • I .
Saturday the Duke of Cumarntasn completed kit
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'II•;ELLINGTON are said to bare been, on the 19th, at , 42d year,
which wep celebrated by his Royal High.
hided Rodrigo, and the allied troops were expected toess's.teedesutea,- illuminating their houses in the
o enter Salamanca on the 24th or 25th. The French,'. everting. • •
iet• of
it was supposed, would concentrate their force be. * Saturdsy Lord W rwoatvw had an audience
tween Villauiido and Valladolid. . the PRINCE ARGENT, at Carlton Rouse, and resigned
pa
.4 . his situation as a Lord of the Bedchamt;er, in conse-
s -......—_ , • (pence of his luting been appointed Lord Lientenant
A Gibraltar Mail, is hick arrived. os SittSrdeYs iof Ireland.
brought the subsequent communications :-;
...%. i Saturday evening the CHANCtLIOR of the &CU*.
MALTA, APIUL 8. The plague ears at' S leitandaims r A :41Alta left town for his house at Blackheath.
ship has arrived hrre from thence, and h tying bemetamined The Spanish Officer arrived at Portsmouth front
by the Board of Health, it is recoinniemled that she should be France is add to be 1)on Cotcratmos, late Governor
borot %int oil Ace cargo. The posseirters owl ere% Stove beets ..of Tarragona ' • be is accompanied by a French
taken out, steeped In vitiezir;oinved, ancttent to the Laurette. -.loyalist who his also escaped from prison. Thee
‘I ALTA, APRIL' 9.—We hear ffillfli Sal • het that's' arrange-. are d
,bleed '.until -permission is obtained from this sa.
meat has taken pi.see between Russia anal the Porte, starter •
of Of State for their proceeding to Louden.
which the British shits will bewhiitted into the Black Sea.
' Numerous ertrgoes of corn tome arrived, for which tetams On Satdiday it was notified at the India-house,
sue to iee made In cokinial produce. 44 that some American privateers had taken several
• Confident hopes are expressed in other letters that British vessels, laid to be bound to India ; but sup-
posed by the Directors to be ships bound to the
the harbours of Fiume. and Trieste will be opened, southward. The privateers were cruising off the
as restored to Austria. it is also said, but with Cape de Verde Islands.:'
what truth we know not, unit a loan is to take The Sialkoprick of Ossory is givett to a brother-in.
place at Vienna, the contributors to which, are to re- law of the Earl of litt.E.EANy. The mitre in Ire.
ceive the guarantee of Great Britain for its repay land has been made, in almost suety instance, bt
meet in two years. If such be the factit would of the present Ministers, who are quite alarmists in re-
' ligion, and wish to be thought exchisire friends of
course be completely decisive as to the intentions
toe Establishment, the means of providing fir the
relatives of their supporters in the Peerage. During
of Austria. We are told, too, that bills to, a con-
siderable amount, drawn from Vienna, on Loudon, . the time of their Viceroy (the Duke of arcnisono),
have been made payable at the Treasury. I the Marquis of WATIMPORD, the Earl of HO*Tity
' • and the Earl of RODER, have obtained the Sees of
• Cork, and Fernes, far their respective
The dispatches,from SW Gcoues Perron., statiiqk-- :RaPbc'e,
brothers, the Marquis having previously got in his
the capture of the
i American position of Ogstienburgi • family the Arch bishoprick of Tuam and the Bishoprick
were published in Saturday's Gazette. Dispatches were of Kilmore. The-letter has lately been entitled to
also received on Saturday front Lord WILLIAM Bets- some enormous sums en the renewal of leas Si. If
Tinck, stating the capture of the islands of Lagosta the loaves and fishes of Cie Church can be disposed
and Curzola in the Mediterraueen, which were pub-
of in England among the brothers, cousins, sad
fished in a Supplementary Gazette.
tutors of the Nobility on the side of
,Government,
sporting Parsons, and the connexions of Pattie.
sessome ', ntentary Patrons, to the utter neglect of the just
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Advice. were on Saturday received from Rio to the claims of profesaional merit, without danger, surely
26th Match, and from Bahia to the 18th April. The meet policy requires in Ireland the adoption of a
information is principally commercial, and of a fa. , different system. Every thing connected with a na-
vourabl• kind. The American privateers owe ex. I tioual heirarchy, hays; ne• one-fifth of the people
.
tremely troublesome on the coast of Brasil, and the I inits co•ninunion on,ot to treceise from the majority
,Admiral on the station had no foree with him taste- nib strictest and most jealous' sere-Slay. The lip-
lead their depredations. . s ' rproaching discussion on the " Curates Iiill," la the
Files of Jamaica, Barbadoes, Dominica, and An. House of Commons, may lead to a view of the
tigua Papers to the d nit. reached town on Satur. general state of the Establishment. It would not be
day. The following are extracts : without its use, if a list were moved for of all per.
ST. Nasal, MAITINIQUE, APRIL B.—An ac. sons promoted during the last 25 years, with the value
coent lhas just beets received of the total destruction !of their preferments. The public in general little
of the town of Castrea, in the Island of St. Lucie, know what are the sinister reeemthendations to a
by fire, on the night. of the 6th. The conflagration Minister of the greater part of those who feed upon
commenced
.in a small negro house to the north of the fat things of the Establishment, in Church and
the town, and the wind blowing strong from that ' State. The effects of this mischief, however, though
quarter, the whole was seen in ARMS. Little or no • the cause may be somewhat hidden, meet us every
[property hes been saved. Some children lost their where.
lives by the fire. The rest of the inhabitants are BONO/ART, has appointed MASORA. Governer of
now on board the shipping in the roads. Toulon, and General of the Eighth Military MI.
1 Poavo Rico, Aram 3.—His Excellency the Isa, 'ion.
tendant General of this Island, Don Aztlavaan The extra ship Sovereign "id from Bengal the
Itaattetz has arrived here. The Regency of Spain &h January, and Madras lilt February.
has vested in hint the most extensive Power, tej!re- , Lord Casilereogh had returned to Bents'.
mote the interest of the inhabitants of Porto Rico, , froltinbthioa.
encouraging, by wise regulations, the commerce I The Fair& arrived at Bengal the 6fitef December ,
and cultivation toe which, by nature, this island is land the Thomas Grenedlethetld of the same moitta.
se admirably situated and adapted. His Eacellency I The extra ship Cosh ten was to sail from Rene,
has, therefore resolved and issued a Proclamation, , '
for the coast, is the early part.of January. .
Consisting , of which The Lord.Cordereogh and Warren Hastings to.
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having. undergone a thorough repair at Ms Majesty's
Diptfordt
("' ' i "%Vent out a harbour, the Spanish, frigate
with a few field- , le soya 4.6 10 aye 'Oki word'is a surprising con.
patty* gpeu. Droadetit it will ' ship, with.about 16 or 20 sail of colliers and it.te
INIIPS having left it unctioa, whether In slitp,d 1g1tc..?!.. lilY 15".0istY.Y.. Alock-yawl.--This day arrived the Preeesent: ieiltitai's
sthe French attacked ; f pot:APAR.* Me
sing it till the 26th, ' a proof of his weakness!, and the Emperor of : Goat tit. Downs..
T, 41kIde, from Cuba, bouud to having
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e same time 16,001) 'ISTRIA will fall upon him immediately. Now we ria3lolPia, J.V7.11 6.--Ctinve in the Spanish sh
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d the. former, clOgis . nate% 'Vele it; that if he het fall'eSilit,,ll7.4° , sprang
.her wain-topmast • Athe • St..Petersbnrgh,
1. At this timi,wrat suss the Emperor of 4tziaibrutii,(!ms alma,. t end Etna, Boyd„from Bayonne toe America - prizp
, viz. the 25111• ac. fertod his intentions of iiiiiohicems "and hilkollo.l,to his Majesty's ship Lyra.—Arrived his feltijesty'l
, the main Swedi.th The Crown Print* of IfitiolitteMittl slot, of kima isaips illle de Pahl, Duncan, pembroke sod Aor.
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be then we presume it TUm' Ibiby as u consisting or 15 articles, the first of whielt says I The ,LeriCacifersag
t -ind Warren ligaigie
gof a 'friendly awe, between t4e two .64 That all ports and harbours of, this island are tatted 60 Senyisi the 3th Weather, from Chine.
, for certainly BONAPARTI would. not re- . epee and free, for every. kind of ,tnulat without Theft** ship Alksender was eipected to proc
piacidly, if his father.in.la* had come to antlitnitation." _ fro. bpi tojencooten on the 19,th Jactearr._
anition,f accapthig tbe °are( the &lash The Supplement to the areefto of Saturday; con. The Rage of COMM le the neighbourhood of Lie
." • tains a promhp of hi* %VISO% perthth end ia. Is wiry ennOinionted with Amerian privateer',
ilta PM,' Mai (91. 'lt"' "d'eha•Ptic° of. ward 'qf Igigli for the diesoesty" .aiii iririgisig' to jai. =t e oath of the Taps isalmost IcialrAded by th
till ki.,116i1, it Is ne3' diturat nod BONA" • tice of ery pereon or pettisiirtnedle the ma. ThikralA slip. silted .te lit'ard 12"4"0" 4
tab the Emperor P1141161i foot sang hel 'dbr'^fivilliat MI% 4 194lwas
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said
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helpinthha.to (prom his project aping' actially coinermou the NMI .polder. ~ . . peg . •