The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-29 00:00:00

of our seas* of any of the Spanish sitilit or
det.ing the Regency to permit our *Jog thetas
away ; but this may be ducmcd too small an obj
or censure amidst the many wrongs our Ministe
daily indulge its.—Wiat have we to ilo Irk
ipanish ships? We angle have Lit then to
disposal of the Spaniards, that is to soy,
the persons who are
,fighting fur the pogo
the country, and not have persuaded a filly
gcncy to send them any where front tau nation°
reach.--Tnere are various ways its which thi
Acct could have been used with advantage ti
the very people who are fighting fur Sl.anish inde.
pendruce, in the case of the final success of the
French. and who ought n•lt to have ban defrauded
of any one of these objects. This anxiety for
ehipf, for the enemy's skips, for the ships of ems.
tab, for the ships e'en of your Allies, and fur
any one's ships, dots not needy agree with the
proud contempt with which you treat the ene.
n.y's !Wats of invasion. Watestanew tells how
your pulse beets ea this subject of invavion,
and where your heart aches. CorentaraN had
before told part of th, tale; and now your decoy.

i.ig away the Spanish fleet has completed the dilly
coinplaioli of your fears. Why, I would not
ditrace myself so with tho whole world ! I would
either secure myself from invasion by a peace, or
would nigke up my mind to face the libels storm,
pith rd../ honourable efforts, whether I conquered
or perished with a perishing and wracked country
Stich would be the lanriage of a Minister, lit to
be called such! lie would not run, stealing ships
here, and cussing them away there, from a fear
which he denied in word., although with a colour
that 'hewed the falsems of his lips !
The private intelligence brought from Cadiz is,
that up to the 9th instant all was well. The French
were advanced within 600 yards of the Spanish
*Nark% and were indefatigable in their labour. Sir
!btu SaDK ssn was of opinion, that their heavy
mortars would reach the Roads where the large ships
were riding, and therefore he bad determined to re.
muse them, and to scud in close small vessels, from
time to time, to &may the enemy. here was a great
distrust of the Regency by the common people, and
there was a romper of an intercepted correspon-
dence having thrown considerable suspicion over

the conduct and 'Jews of some of the trading men.
—Very foe French had deserted •Per to the English
Ind the few who hid come were obitionsly of a cha.
Meter not to be trusted. Their veheatence against
flowtrians and their reports of disease, leardty,
hardship, and 'runny, were coasideited to the
eoaannot pliten of the samp. It was ftseleed to
sod them all to Plymooth. Captain Standee:out

*as himself slightly wounded in the action on the
temps of the prison ships, and he kit 4? of his
cretin
Provisiom ore beginning to be very dear in
Cadie, but they has fortuttatety filtered ow want of i
*tier.
The dirtribatioa of the Spanish !het woo as foie'
Sews t—
: VOUItnEST SAIL OP TAP. LitlF CA DU ROAD
ARE DliFteisED OF. Ate. 12,
Paketikse, Loreeau. 74, to the Niwaillotts with t
heart.
Algestras, 74, et Patiolingtl4.
Glorinen, 14; 14.144% 74 Poilft 7s, Neptune, 74, Ameriett.
it, gof.e 14) Malmo with lite Natte and Blake; MOM 10.
610.
Prtneipe, I Anna, tit, to tie Havattuah within ikon
abet the 11th or Akins.
Awl, 61, on het pateaff telitytiteatt.
Watteau, 74, at the Earn MIN dealing batter*.
Si. Ella() 74, is Cadiz Iteml, tler enters fur ftlieletitt;
Niche, 50, os
uaderttrders fier Vera Ctifu
GENERAL rant:MON is dome back from Cadiz
in the Tannest, in todsequente of the retort of his
Eva complaint.
Avelino/tea Papers front Gernswoy Are feeeNed•
!t is stated, in accounts frost Moiety of the 2761
tit. that the Gaaon Irtit LI bad retreated to
anopie, and that the Russians hold Muted the Turk-
ish every, and placed 'inflicted en tlits road to Con.
etantloepie. Denmark, Meeithotborgh, and Prus.
tie, base severally issned Decrees, materially affect,
Pig ON trade of American shipping.
A new veguiation has been made In flultantl,
footling ea istelulgewee for prompt payment of
the done, on Colonial produce. Those who dish
thine these imposts before tho termination of the
Present month of Ausins.i were to be liable only to
the demised of 40 per cent. ; whereas such as leave
Covertillient bosatstied to a subsequent period,
were to pay the SO per matt. required by public
!.rings wart ttretre4 yastcra!zy by a mail
trading ship from Corennas after • Voyage of eight
13”. the (:atlicians who had been recalled from
Lisbon, were arriving to reinforce the army of
that province. Tho french who bad threatened
PeaLtEtt on the frontiers of Asturias, had not fol.
lftwed him in hi, retreat. Nothing had been heart)
of General' MAnt, who, by the latest aceouwts, was
before Astorga.
Tut Doke of MANtITUTER is enexpeettliy IV/-
filmed front Jamaica. Owing to the state of the
roluny, it is feared that his voyage has been oc-
casioned by occurrences of a disagreeable nature.

the lii-

We have received Paris Papers to the 20th inst.
Extracts from which we have given in -
cvhirue.