The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-23 00:00:00

THE STATMLAN_

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‘ down to the 6th instant ; they bring no intelligence
! ries of the pretended translator
Poems of 0
isiedye.clitiendthtell
under date of the .25th of Se,aembee, as follows:
..pf the County of Orkney. o ilium the roads of St. Petersburgh, of Dmetriefsk, of Ja.
of .
ad, particular interest.
rmestiorefdthferotidjaaleuisiiaastaidrece;nutaidreixly :
rosiest, and of Wolodiaair, all is well; and the enemy has ra
free;
h;esfooeuriaKihnagddo
terredlloeest am, son t 1 rl % omfeatthiet.
MAN,
no movement is advance. My vanguard towards Moscow re- e telli,•,
nMins es iu my last report 1 and Colonel J Emswassaw whom"'
taking the Montezeu road, after ixaltitig a contril-ti
gands.j, has reported to sneahatthe Solaik Pacnurrreassusor a ..or :.a11.1113Al r
who Sad idvaaced from Tebenoy Jam towards Moscow, met himself a Candidate for the A
With the enemy near the village of N i kola, and having charged bution of a million of reels. Lord Carmen • ?radian
Estill arrived at 1) )ser on
his advanced guard made thirty prlloners. At Nilkiilf tinware Wo have not received our correspondence from ' morning, and has
only some cavalry of the enemy, the Wrote of his infantry hav- Madrid,
and therefore ,know no further of General Tenures apartments, in the Castle,
ing retired to Moscow. His last visit to the for the pi
" Having learned that the enemy had occupied the town of But. since the Ist, when his cavalry entered Bel- coast of lent ,was to sm
the Walcheren Expedition.
Wulokolamsk, threajening by this movement my right Ilank,•l mute ; anti; a movement plainly indicates the lit-
immediately detached CAW!! BRNICENDORIPT With the Cossacks P ! Friday the election for the connty of Lot
tie tear our Generals have of the junction of-the tri- place at
of the guard, and the regiment of Tchermisonboff. I ordered Dundalk when Lord JOCELYN and
him to reconnoitre the eusway, and to drive Itim away. if it be umvirate, SUCRE; SOULT, and Jove/Lux, .and re. TER, the late Members, were re-elected wit
possible, from Vrolokolamsk. I ordered Colonel Jat.owatmor plies to the fears that some still entertain, that these : opposition.
not to retire one step, that the enemy might not perceive lay three impostors
pretend to reconquer Madrid. i Members of the House of Commons, eh
movement. 1
li VALENCIA SEPT I —Jotterarrived a hero yesterday a little 9
one place may, before they take their •
seat;
"In the swan while, I have advanced a ith the whole of my . ' • • •
betore noon. All the Renegadoes went out to meet him, carry. ' turned for any other place; in which case,
detachment towards the town of KIM, and posted myself seven
• ing cruises, streamers, and dancing to different kinds of ' order of the House they
, are to make their
a erts ot in the village of Davidofka, in order the better to sup- ,
~: ! All sons and size,
were in the procession, and the Archbishop by that day Ores toeekst for which of the
port Colonel BENRENDORPT, and anticipate the enemy in ea and Municipality took care in distinguish themselves, and tee they will nerve.
movements front Wolokolanak towards Twer. Yesterday 1 •
. whole rabble route proceeded to
! received accounts from M. BEWILENDORNP, that Wolokolamsk , .
, Thy mightyMonareh Jose ' but
was only occupied by a part of the enemy, who have retired • • PR. It mean in his appearance; out an engagement at either of the 'Met
and. acts rather awkwardly. in these farces. The Patriarch, Ali- re
towards Rollsea. I have ordered M. Denavatneare to post Theatres.
himself near Rousse, and to occupy the euvirons of Mojaisk ; rosters, Generals,. and their. Ladies, seemed to be, many of
and then, after having joined the detachment of Major Palm- them, in but an 111-humour, notwithstanding their pretended , Letters by the last conveyance from America,
DELL, to act upon all the roads which teed from Mojaisk to- '.I.Y' They arc in no small perplexity to gnus how all this n ill nOunee the death of that excellent and celet-
: end. actor Cornea who it odd to have fallen a
wards the North.
" This very moment, I have received from M. Patina= ' The Olicers and soldiers of Svcasv utterly abhor imams aim dropsy, at New York.
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the iutelligence of his having already bad 'some affairs with , all hip wt. I )(SWAIM FOR BRATERY!—The Gazette
, Lomax 0 —The, write from Madrid, of the date *Mk is
the enemy. lam convinced that tbe movements of Major PRIM. ,
si
that , Oct,•
.. • - the ~.,.... a.... announces the appointment of lA,
DFLL were the cause of the abandonment of Welokohlinsk by ' on the I.Ab Sept. 18,0,10 men, of the Army of the Cer- ' SUMMER from the 20th Foot, to he a Captai
the enemy, who, according to Major PREDDILLA:II 'report. sus- Ire and of Arragoo, arrived at Alcuansa, of which force VOW vb Foot,
men were-detached to Albacete. or Royal Fosllfers, • h .wit..out
fend great loss. He has mot me thirty-six prisoners. , I The Royal Fusileera is o'• ueof th
••To.orrew I shall myself. advance towards the town of On the3d inst. It was not known with certainty at Seville . , e most dish
1 what position SOMA' occupied. ; regiments in the army : it has been engaged
Moskreseuck, whence it will be easy for me le reinforce my Id-
I Tile army of General Ilmt., on the Stub alt. occupied the line ' the greet battles ix the Peoinsila during
%%weed guard, which is at Tschernny Grjas, as well as Hanstest-
of the Tagus, from Puebla de Montalhatt to a little beyond and by its desperate bravery regained the
VONIF% detachment; at the same time I shall attain by this 1
I the advanced guard of his cavalry eutcted Belmonte ; Albuera, in which battle it hod Sri officers
means my principal object, which is to cover Klein sal Tara, : Aramiuez'
' on the let inst. 1
!as well as the road from Petersburgh." 1 men killed and wounded. At Talavera,
The Ministerial Journals have, in the usual way, FROM THF. VALENCIA I
GAZETTE,
OF Sf.:P l'. n. Fuentes.Guinaldo, Ciudad Rodrigo, Radek
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drawn the most favourable conclusions from these dis- i Letters from the Duke
of CIUDAD RODRIGO to Brigadier Salamanca, it bore the brunt of the fiffl t .
feted severely in all. Yet is this ', i ,
gallant
patches ; and we should be ready to join them, if ex. Don JVAN MARTEN (11 Emperia.do), on account of the Capi- ' .
tulation which this Chief granted to the enemy's garrison of Gua- sulier the mortification of seeing an officer f
perience had not taught us to discredit most of the 1 , gorse., h
i dalaxara.ment at put at once, without purchase.
' accounts which have arrived from St. Petersburgh , e I congratulate your Excellency on the surrender of One- , the heads of all its brave subalterns/ some ''
during the present and former wars. We do not . dalaxara. I cannot agree to the Articles 4,5, 6, and 8, of the ! hare been five times wounded in the service,
Capitulation, on account of the reasons expressed iss the accoos- 1 whom many are ready to purchase on a va(
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mean to impeach the veracity of Lord CATOCART, . paoying paper, butes it was known that the Articles of the Ca. : Caul,
System t a 4.: son the ~ alustorial .
who must' transmit such accounts .to Ministers la •
pito lion were concluded under a supposition that they would for Surrey! t
as he receives from the Russian Government.— .be subject to my opinion, I shoold therefore not effect the Cale- 1 ,-
With respect to the present situation of thecontend- . Excellency many years." Yesterday Mr. CALTLIRT and Mr. Trrons-ro,
' Southwark Membersa were conducted rout
ing armies we hare little room for comment ; but ' Borough la .the most triumphaut-manner, •
there seems reason to believe, that ALEXANDER is chairiug. They went through that cerem
kept in the dark, and will not be made sensible of partial way immediately after the poll el
the exhibition on that °cession vas rather s,
his real danger until the French army approaches consequence of the little preparation made
St. Petersburgh. the necessary effect. The Representative
Borough rode in open carriages drawn by
horses, decorated with the colours of the 1
Members. Mr. CALVERT'S party wore sky,
bands, Mr. THORNTON'S red and purp'e
banners, with constitutional inscriptions,
vied in the procession, which consisted of
tinges and horsemeir, of the most re,pech
lity. The Ladies crowded the .windows
cavalcade went past, and in short the di
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quite auttresting. After the cerentotiy, adi
provided fol. Mr. Cm.venr's frit:nth., 'at the
House, Camberwell. Mr. Titotts4olt dined '
party, at the Horns, Kennington.- '
CHARACTER OP THE Ittlsit.--1 le who migi
take a philosophical view of the leisi; ci
should visit Donnybrook Fair. It is there
see the origininal cartoon of llibert4a Po&
though the visitors, being chilly in''the '
its, may be considered as more polished of
yet the ancient disposition, the Milesitut tra'
conspicuous and distinctly visible, as in the
Connaught. Impatient under insult,.remly
furious in the combat, cool in danger, to,
the extreme, grateful fnr the smallest fa,
merry even in poverty ; these, our nature;
risties, are tube found in the Karl of Mentlibt
amongst the poor manufacturers there, and
rigitials of the West. The constant it
riages with the English in this part of the
particularly during a coarse of 7UU years, '
but little alteration in the charneter ; sot
something in the Irish mind so incapable oi
position, so proudly insular, like be parent
. that as the cork refuses to connect it
By the George Canning, arrived off Dover from water, and even when forced into that
Buenos Ayres, we have received Gazettes from that preserves all its properties complete, so
city to the 13th of August, and private letters to the . natural properties remain entire, amidst
20th of the same month. We observe, with regret, I powerful attempts at amalgamation, or
that this unhappy colony h still destined to be the : The Irish are accused, by their very ' nobl
scene of anarchy, confusion, and bloodshed. ! proved good masters,' of a contempt for ci'
It is asserted that Government have received end that of course they can only be be cone;
information of Denmark having declared war against a military force, to which they can submit
Sweden, and that a fleet of eight sail of the pain, consistent with their tuitional pride.
line will immediately be sent to assist the lat. one, out of the many thousand libels swim
ter Power, and aid her in an attack upon Zealand.: ly promulgated against oar cottntryV for .
We give this intelligence as we have received it, purposes: So far from eontemnitlffehecjvi'
without vouching for its authenticity—observing there are no people in Europe who t-o m tch 1
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et, that it is reported to us as a positive fact. authority as- the Irish. The boast of Eligl•
;spatches were received last night from Admiral Constable's.staff, which IS 34 •effectual as
MARTIN, and again this morning, but nothing has wheal opposed to a mob; lottcan it he ;14.
tratistired. . :the respect paid to our Chief Magistratrot.:
Orders have been given for all the disposable ships the very itplu,:trAtiCe of our !therit6 often
of the line now in the different ports, 'to be fitted for tranquillity in the 'midst of the most -seriO4;
sea without delay, and proceed immediately to the antes, and effected, hy the simple intestine,
Baltic. their peisous, what could net be other'
It is to be lamented that BONAPARTE'S antipathy . without the sUriliCe,.,of bulimia Hy" :--,''
does not extend as well to our Bunion as to our other servations may 'wimps be considered n digt
articles of merchandihe. 'Unhappily, however, he They form, however, the main fiiilioialii
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ort
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entertains such an affectieft for the former, that he present subject.' 'We bete shear-ft, in a t
spares no pains to obtain it : and %that is still more her, what immense crowds have assembleit
unfortunate, there are too ninny willing agents in nybrork ('air; and whets it is ronsidereil
LI this country to farther his views. . favourite nal i Onal beverage, whiskey, was.
1 The Magistrates and pourteil of Glasgow have re- greatest abundance, that there were 'miner'
solved.to present a petition to the PRINcE REGENT, of chance, and various other kinds of atil
praying a centinuetiou of the Prohibition- of Distil- and that the whole week ;sassed in quietness,
' laden from Corn. most harmless hilarity, we may safely prow
At a late hour last night, dispatches for Lord• Irish as the most peaceably ei,posed people
CATHCART were sent to Yannootb. . . 'At Bartholomew Fair, in London, where ;
Private letters from India state, that a mutiny had civil power is respected becaus,e it is rest
broken out in two native regiments, in the Travan-. there are such interminable broils, that
i owe country ; but as no-alicoant of any such event called Pi' d Pumice, has been es-tahlisited,.*
Areas to keire been received at the India House, the , tarty sits during the time, io order to sett
tral, it may be hoped, is unfounded. . . 1 merous disputes that occur amongst the I
purchased lialloeneept a Noble lEarl, In the' the course of three -days. Vet we are cons'
*111110.140 of Tregooy, In .C.oriiwall, bas, Hammers, ' malted a ith Invidious contrasts between the
Iliemnisttreirsoperseded, and die Candidates in op. !conduct of their respective cutintries."--(i
posit4Ve Obi Interest elected. • .1vorood.)
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"The Duke of CIUDAD RODILIGO has determined that those in.
civil employments in Gnadalaxars, at the time the garrison sur-
rendered, shall remain at the disposition of the Spanish Govern-
ment, and consequently at that of General Hu UsPANIA, who at
present represents it. I advise your Excellency of this, by or-
der of his Excellency, in the couception that you will only con-
sider this order as referring to 'Spaniards who exercise emi:loy-
taents confided to them by the intrusive Government.

Lisbon and Cadiz Mails arrived this morning,
bringing letters and Papers to the 14th instant, from
which we have taken the following extracts, which
will be found interesting :•—•
LISBON, Ocr. 13.—Soucr is between Sante Cle-
mente and Cuenca—Scurry at Cuenca; General
NIAITLAND observes the former. General BALLAS•
TEROS is at Granada, and General BILL at Toledo,
where, it is supposed, our light divisions will join
him. We have just learned that General HILL bas
advance!. to o..opise, and now commands ail the
roads south of Madrid, upon which place SOULT ap-
pears to be advancing.
GRANADA, Ocr. I.—The head-quarters and
greater part of our army still remain in this city,
waiting for certain movements to act against Sotwr,
who appears to be continuing his retreat, as his right
proceeds towards Carabaia. The third division of
the army under General Mv;trio, covers Guadia
and Jaen, and another is preparing to march. They
are endeavouring to clothe some corps, which are al-
most naked ; and this retards the general march to
the said points.

I' J. O. LAULOR."
,6 To Don JUAN hinnTri (El Tagrecinnoo)."

ORDER OF SOULTS MARCH GIVEN IN SEVILLE.
ARMY OF THE SOUTH.
GEN lER L DI%PMITTOTt.

The company of Spanl.ll%appets a ill march with the head-
quarters, joined to mieers of tbo Imperial Army t and tie. whole
at the head of the Reserve. Major Lrnawert. wilt command the
Engineers; the other Officers of this corps will go with the heAd-
quarters, under the orders of Gen. LKZE.
The Officers and men of the Spanish marine, who follotred the
army, will be joined to the ataad $4. of the mama belonging
so the doings. _ _ _ _

CORPS OF BATTLE
Conde Emma will cansmand the right 4% Jag—General B t It-
ROW the 21 :division of infantry—GA, nil DaavcouT, the
6th—General Soots the Ist cavalry, till a new dispcbition is
mode. Centre commanded by General Vimate—Scl division
by General 14111 Z-6th, by General SEMELLBT. Left by
General COCRIIOIII-4th divisioa of infittrry by General COVR•
200 S-311 of cavalry, provisionally, by Gester.ti RORNPORT.
Reserve, ►y General Lavat.--Ist division of infantry, by Gen.
Lavnt.--Ist and Yd marines of She Marna, engineers, labourers,
&c. llead•gaarters of the Arany—The head-quarters of the
army will be commanded by Col. Marts, and the troops'neces-
sary for ibis service.
The remainder of the Order relates to the employment of the
Spanish troops, disposidoa of the artillery, &c. &c.
(Signed) Marshal the Duke of DALMATIA.
Seville, Aug. 29, 1812.

VILLA NOVA (CATALONIA) SEPT. 10.—Yesterday,
at noon, arrived Baron de EftoLTs, with the unarmed
regiments, Loyal Maiwesanos, Ausona, and Car.
dons ; they have been armed with the muskets land.
ed from England.
Ltsaom, OcT. 9.—Gen. &PENA'S Spanish ilivision
is in Segovia ; Gem limy. has moved his I cal-quar-
ters from Toledo to Aranjuez ; SUCIIET'S a !vane. d
posts had arrived near Chinchilla and Albaute ;
cttur gave demonstrations of his intention of march-
ing upon Cuenca. It appears that ,loss.ett will re.
move his Court to Barcelona, and there wait his
brother's orders.

CADIZ, OcT. I.—By ordii, dike Duke Or CIVDAD RODaIGO,
the English °corral MAITLAND, Chief of the expeditionary
troops from the East, has been deprived of his command, and
replaced by. his second in command.

According to the mo vements which we observe 'l')
General Hict.'s army, and General Kr.to's Spanish
troops, nothing is to be feared in respect to Madrid.

Ltsaosr, OCT. 10.—The Cadiz Gazette:, which we
yesterday received, state that the French In Va-
lencia were taking the same' measures which they
adopted in Madrid anterior to their retreat.
General MAITLAND was deprived of his command,
it is said, for not having executed the orders he re-
ceived relative to the pursuing JOSEPH BONAPARTE.
LISSOM, OCT. B.—Great preparations are making
in Madrid, in consequence of the espeated arrival
there of Lord WErAtmoirox.

SEVILLE, OCT. 2.—We continue to take French
prisoners ; those we hare already amount to 300. ,

,
CADIZ, Oct. 2.—The master of a vessel just ar-
rived from Alieant, states, that the allied expedi-
tionary army still remains in the neighbourhood of
that eity, and that Scow's advance has errived at
Albacete, in Murcia.
MAnato, Oct.. 3.—Sinee *it General &PAU*
publicly gave out, that the %mud* Government had
granted permission for a certain 'number of Spaniards
to enlist in any ,of the English regiments In the
Peninsula, and that the English Lientsimust.Gelossel
STUROZON, would give the nammsery lialagsaatissa
respecting suph recruitlec—mitir gods* have
already oiferecktheasselvea, primelpeft, taalba loyal
Artificer's Corps. , .

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