The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-17 00:00:00

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TESIVI:AN.

IPVLOPOSITI TENAX.

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wift*l 1 * LONDON:
MONDAY, JULY 17.

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Tits arrivals from the Continent thi* (.14y are
11 portant.-7Franktert Papers to the Bth —Paris
Papers to the 9th—Dutch Papers to the tjth inst.
—mad the Twonty-third French Bulletin, dated
the 28th of Jane,—still from Vienna.

The review of the French army is the most
brilliant topic of this Bulletin. What is the rea-
son that only one regiment of cuirassiers was pre.
:rot /—lt is obviously meant to be insinuated,
that all the cavalry was ■ot present;—the fact
perhaps may be, that some of the cuirassiers were
left -ew the bank of the -Danube, at Aspern.—.
The final surrender of Raab, tho bombirdment
of Presburgh, and the denunciation of Cuts.
'MAAR, are the other subjects of this document.
The tirtide on the subject of tho massacre of pri.
suners might perhaps have come with as good a
grace from almost any other person in existence
es from NAPOLEON. Although no fresh success

is announced, the spirit of this Bulletin breathes
co,9ldexce.

The voluminous and unprecedented mass of to.
reiTo intelligence constrains of to condense the
latter part of the Bulletin into a concise abstract.
But peace, it will be seen, is insinuated to be
desired by the Empress of Austria. This trougly
indicates the real feeling, of N•POLEON at the
present moment.
There are various other articles of intelligence
from the Banks of the Danube, Istip‘ic, Amster.
dam, Ravensburg, kernpteis, and other pla.rs,
the insertion of e hich we are constrained to &kr.
It appears to he the prevailing opinion in Ger.
!Daily, that 'NAPOLEON will trot attempt the pass.
age of the Danube till the arrival of the Russhns
in Moravia ; but amongst other cause' assigned for
the inactivity of the French army, it is re.
ported, on the authority of a Gen!leman
%VIM arrived in tows on Friday night—
that a conscription has taken place throughout
Frannie within the last throe Meeks, in consecpienc.e
of which 100,000 conscriptl are o..tvolly on !brie
onorek, and that a considerable number had al.
ready reached Strasbargh. The dt,:isive moment
is rapidly approaching ! ! !

A Cabinet Couti..al was hal on Saturday, at
Burlington
A vessel Is arrit:d. which sail.l, front one of
the Dutch ports on Tw.sd.sy, but without Ininging
the papers of that or the preceding d4y. We have.
the master's assurance, however, that they con,'
tamed nothing important. Various reports were
current respecting the army under the command
of J Eitome BONAPARTE. One stated that he wis
totally defeated by the Austrians ; another, that
upon ascertainin the strength of the enemy, he
found it necessary to fall back rapidly upon Leip.
-mtl that General hit t;tlrl AY ER and the Duke
of BRUNSWICK Otis were in fall pursuit. .
rntuour also prevailed, that the Emperor N.I P:1-
LUIS was about to takeadvantage of the pause
in the military operations, and return to Paris fur
Roland time. The command of the army, during
his absence, was expected to be vonlerred on
13Lul lit La.

The King of WI RTE.l4aritri.has ordered the pub.
lie chests to be rem u. ed from St te tgard to S; asLurg,
Aa his capital is endangered from the approach of the
Patriots.

The French Minister at Hamburgli lately or-
dered an edition of the Correspowleuten, which
contained tit,. Parole of the Austrian araiv. Mind-
ing to the battles of the 21st and 22a1 of May, to
be suppressed, and the Editor to be summoned
before the Civil aetheritim, by whom he was
Lily lined,

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The French Nitrairent have become die !flit:
cipal circulating medium in all the territurkm of
the Princes of the Rhenish Conladeriation, to the
exclusion of must other kinds of money. They
ao each valved at shout II dorins, 40 'reenters.
The French NtiniAcr at Berlin has insisted that
no articles injiirionii to she interest it of tho-Soae,
reign, his master, shall, in future, be inserted in
the Government Gareite.

The Course of Exchange between this bleed
and the Continent is at from i 5 to YO per rent. II
is therefore no wonder that those employed in the
illegal eaportalion of guineas to Holland and
Germany, can effort' to give a pound ante audio°
'billings fer a guinea,

Intciligenc," had reached Madras that the Bri.
fish troops having stormed the lines of Travancore,
the itajall had consented to soca terms of acconi-
uodation as were prescribed by thrm. The Fac-
tory at Anjenjo does out appeAr to have been mo.
laud.
The Princess of W. LT.s, on her late visit to
the Circus, expressed herself hi term of high sa-
tisfaction at the appearance of the Princess
COARLOTTIVS regi*eat of Yulapteers (the Sout)v
-
stark) ; a detachment of whist', eommanand by
Captain I,IGHTIPOOT. previoltd Itroll on the it..l