The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-12-04 00:00:00

TR It STA'

nouncing that a great number of troops will pass
through this town for Spain, from 20 to 25,000
by the 2d December. It ill time our phalanxes
should put an end to the anarchy that reigns in
Spain.
9 . THE TYROL.
lo PANDIT, ',OTTER TO GENERAL. DRi•UET.
"ii courier from the Archduke farnisimil with
Ireewith pausports, has jest hroueit to the Tyrol the aewsoth-
ciallirmo6rmed. that peace has Item definitively concluded
hetweco the Haute of Awitria and the F;toperar of the French.
Consoled by seeing the fate of our coentry depend upon
the generwity of the French Monarch, we have, in order
to stop immediately the elfacion of blood, sent deputies to
the Viceroy of Italy, to Pawns to him our respect, aid to
eaten to an omierstaniing with him on the measures which
reasestel awes require.

" ANDREW HOFFER,
Schomberg, Oct. 29. Commander in Chief of the Tyrol."

ANDREW HOFFER TO GRNEEAL DEDOET.

" His Majesty the Viceroy or Iratm hay* delgaed to
give the 1) panties of Postertbal the assurance that if all
the Tyrolese would lay down their arms, they would be treat-
ed in the most indulgent manner: that all ofl'eners shall be
pardoned and hrrg•itten, and no per-on pre,ecnted, the under-
signed has not hc.it•eted to give to that assurance entire be-
lief, and to order all the troops occupying the different posts
to disband and return home.

"

" The undrriigned most humbly begs your Excellency to
treat all the Tyrol people with indultruce and benevoleisce,
and to draw a veil over the past.-10 this gee, the under-
signed assures your Excellency, that sot the Pleat bares shall
be done to any of your soldiers.
" However. to avoid all disorder. it may be a. well if the
entrance of your trootri were delayed fur some days, to give
the Tyruleans time to return home.

" hi once Inure recuniosending the people of the T‘rui to
year Excellency's benevolence, the undersigned has the ho-
nour to be, WI death, yours, &c.

" ANDREW HOFFER."

Notwithstanding, however, these letters from
Iforyze, we find that the Tyrolese attacked on
the 7th a column of Bavarian troops, on their
march to Steluach. -

MONITEURS and other Paris Journals to the
21st, and Dutch Papers to the 23d, were also
received last night—extracts from which will be
found in a subsepent column.

Tuz resiksclecs of Ministers shews that the
)linistryis not yet definitively established. Marquis
ct.i.xst.tv is indefatigable in his visits, 'which
Ore rise to various rumours. The re-esta-
fitishtnent of his luckless friend, CA Pr Pll I
is said to be very near his heart, and, for
that Et. Minister, the Admiralty is reported
to have been suggeeted. Another rumour in cir.
ciliation is, a project of the Marquis for an ex.
tended Administration, respecting which, Lord
Gassivt Luc is to be more than consulted by Mr.
Panel-VAL. We have little pleasure, and fed even
less interest, its the event of this scramble for
place and power.

The following is an extract uf a letter from Am.
sterchm, dated Nov. 20

" In the beginning: of ir tt mlnth, the King intends to visit
, the lisaiperor NA en t Lott at Paris, and preparatiaus are tom
:ries; for that purpose. As yet the day of his departure it
[ determined he is to ise attended by the principal Officer"
a his Count Maul couriers have lately arrived here front
It is Preach rapitnl, with messages freed* Emperor, hut of
what nature has oat transpire&
rie FAA,fish are preparing to quit Walcheren, as they
isautnat maintain their footing *wont the ague. They will
u be pea td to depart witboet royal salute front oar
hatteriei Scheldt. A!1 oar troops. near Antwerp, are
.biliectiog 11dt:be coast, for the purpose of aunnytag the
;maps is I shipment. General I)natorcesm has left
tau werp far !loth- Be reload.
" The rifces, s. e near, in France, are rapidly procredinc
towards Straka We believe that 1.50,000 Neu are destined
for that country."

The Court-Martial, now sitting at Chelsea
Hospital, of which General CA RTWRIGHT is
President, is for the trial of Lieutenants ED.
W A SDI, JENTERIES, and ARNOLD of the 13th
Licht Dragoons, on a charge preferred against
them by Captain LAWRENCE, of the same re-
giment. The charge is fur nnufficor and engen.
tkmanlike conduct, by breaking several limps,
and a window, mid making a noise in the bar-
racks at Hounslow, after the watch was set,
on the night of the 19th of October, contrary
to good discipline, and a regimental order issued
by Lientenant.Colonel Than, on the 14th of
September. The gravamen of the charge against
Lieutenant EDWAIt DS is, that he being orderly
Officer of the day, assisted in, or permitted this
conduct on the parts of Lieutenants JEFFRTES and
Auxin-a. The Court were this morning tavcapWl
in examining the witnesses on the part of the Pro.
'motion, which was expected to close before the
Court rose. This day the defence of the Officers
accused will be gone into, and the whole is ex.
petted to be concluded by Wednesday.

CLtrronD r. Bit usoos.---In the Conn of Com.
moo Pleas, on Saturday, Mr. Serjenot SIitPUERDI
on the part of the Defendant, moved that this
trial, which was fixed far to-morrow, should be
postponed for one day, but Sir JAwca MA NUIZLD
thought, as it had been fined, it should be tried at
the time appointed.