The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-05 00:00:00

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usual Winks, detestation!. On. this' same day • intel-
of the Minister—they had ahollshed the irlitttel reeltWilita Mail arrived. frifFinerrotrigo* -etseitil4-1117-were4n-Volieldwod Sad Tordegmae committing their.
folly
code and contrivances of their own destruction, and ',pees to the 26th Inst. from width ire lite...tam the
fon e u ing eirracts. They announce* the further sue- ligence Ivar received in Seca, of the English i_
they had made a present to mister Canning. and to
seized neon the bridge of Amite% de Duero, taking
having
gutsier Stephen of all those ideal, those distant and
te.SS of the Allied Army, under the Marquis of
'prisoners 300 Dragoons and 200 infantry; . f.
defined advantages, for which they seem quite
If ELLINOTON; but there is an article in the Corunna
undefined
to barter the plough, the shuttle, and the ship ! . 9
Diary tilat must counteract all our efforts this . this ruse spirit of the coun'ry did much, and that spirit , . the enemy, who came to support, were obliged to
*Geld be fully supported by those whom they were eretlifol contest, and fully corroborates all our fore. • retire, aud willprobably . experience a similar fate.
net
to support (Brougham and Creevey). It upset boding. on the torpid indifference of the Spaniards I IFrom Borgos we know, that on the 30th August,
stem which must finally have upset the noblest .11
i driving the French out of Neir .territories.— ‘ there entered in •
that city 250 head of cattle, 1100
Maus of human industry, the noblest monuments of
)
'auman ingenuity mixed up as those plans were with ! sheep, 100 bushels of wheat, 8 waggons of meal,
.111 the subsisting, the endearingassociations, and the h following massage • 64 ter, containing the • By which were taken by force-in CastroxerPZ MI , e gra,
enpelling forces, of iaditidual comfort, and of ha. 44 letters from Madrid it appears, THAT THE Hovor and their neighbourhood • , that on the 31st they be-
'lona strength and grandeur. fie had no heart to 44 TRIBUN AL Of TILE INQUISITION ilAqi DEIN RI- lila to demolish the houses in the district of S. Eiti.
ufer them to all the sacrisces of private and public 44 ESTABLISHED."—To what a horrible alternative la '
.tterest, which had been made in the course of this
the S auish nation
reduced, either to embrace that ban ; that the forces on that day in the ci •1 ty consisted
noon and long-entluting contest. They had only to
i i htPthe II 1 I uisition or be com wiled to ' mare, oy nq ,1 ;of 1500 infantry and 200 horse, and 100 dismount-
' hack, and the picture would present itsolf to quit. 1g -. ed, two Thousand three hundred in the hospitals, and
I minds, sheeing them the sad change in their enter into a sanguinary contention with those who' 400 unfit
unfit for service. Notwithstanding their prepa-
•ondition, rid pointing to the period when the dis. woald relieve them from that dreadful scourge.
' rations for defence
:ribution of the wealth of the country was the source . CORUN NA, ran.amon g which they enumerate
of ite weatness, and gave birth and being to a thou- r Yesterday we received papers from Madrid, Gua. nine 18-pounders, eleven of 4 and 8-pounders, andl
.atid new fountains, diffusing health and fresluitos dalaxara, Zamorat neighbourhood of Burgos, drc.firc. two 9-inch howitzers; :t is not possible they can
r ver the laud, and destined, in their turn, to ex- &c. By them we are put in possession of the fol. maintain themselves its that point,
on account of the
tend and multiply the real sources of turman happi-
lowing communication : . want of provisions, should they accomplish their
lees, the living fountains of national utility—pride ; r ,
1 The Madrid Gazelle of the 15th instant says,--• junction there.
and glory.
Mr. Casey intended to have addressed the com- " ite know for certain that '44auet, who made indi- , Al! their provisions, on the 31st, were reduced to
pasty at much greater length ; but Cie effort was toot eatiOns of retiring by liellin, has now taken the . 600 boxes of vinegar, of 150 rations each ; COG sr-
great for human lungs; and though this Gentleman's-. road of La Mancha, by Barrauca Houdo, to march robes of rice, 120 arrobas of oil, ..4,4 barrels f
g i o
voice is remarkably powerful and articulate, he could
L for Infantea. - brandy, 400 bushels of salt, and the little they fare
rot Ise heardelisthictly, notwithstanding the great ar-..
44 Ise likewise know, that between Aleira and waret.oesed in the parish of S. Roman, sothat e th
tention paid to him on all sides. The benches upon
which the company stood frequeutly broke down; "Atcoy, iser they
Alcoy, SUCHET'S army has iven routed with the loss "' Y have produced in the villages :Ills upon
sod mees,wraty produeed a temporstry eestfagiditert 'of si; thousaud five hundred men, in prisoners, tilled, •ti!erg,l!l,l which, with the well-combined move-
About
About this time there 'likened 'to be a genera) • dispoa- and wounded, in consequence of which he was obliged mewls of the Ailied Atrisies, are obstacles they can.'
lino to adjourn to the Mount ; and the band Als ea- to nut surmount.
retire ; inforination of which induced Sout.z to
lent:, together with the Chairman, and a great portion
f Cie company proceeded in that dire4ion—though It hi • direction, and take a wider and less dil-
-1 alter s
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me
On the sth, the partisan MoItINA marched with
ficalt road. From Valladolid they write, un. °.uu ti towards Santebauez, to coiled contribu-
-6orned a forlorn hope to address such an amens.
yl4, lions. , wit :1 any chance of being heard, yet one Gen- der date of the 15th, that on the Bth, the Consti- On his return he was attacked by SALAZAR,
1,11411 can Ry;ey) had the hardihood to attempt tution had been published there with great rejoic- and lost 35 waggons of wheat, having an Officer
o, end if we may judge by the good humour heap- ings ; that on the 10th, the Great Lord marched and some soldiers wounded.
pearrd to create, and the appiaase he received, we from thence for Burgos, where he entered on the On the Bth, it being known that the French re-
tuts: conclude that his appealtwas very mulch to their tired towards the C •
13th; that on the 12th, the Galician division arrived
Annda,
Burgos, Spanish troops marched
OAP After this, they proceeded towards Mosslake
eteds, where Mr. Geseat addressed them from the at Vallatodid, under the command of senor Pot.; that from reticle, at midnight, to annoy or fight them, I
very spot where he first harangued the people when on the 13th this division marched for Palencia ; that should they commence an action. On the 9th they
lie made his glorious stand in 1806. The following on the same day likewise entered in Valladolid the had evacuated Valladolid. .
is we believe, the substance of his address : army, with its General, iANTOCILDEI, which toe same All communication and the entry of provisions in'
" Gentlemen,—Your country is about to call you to .
ded for Palencia dthat from evening piocee ;an
the cities of Lorca and Vitoria have been interrupted.
tlte field of action; when I trust yeu will face your
opponents, as manfully as you did before ; and that thence it is positively known that the y,
e will , Besides the garrisons of Tarragona and Borga,
vou will come off victorious, having justice and in. without delay, proceed to Burgos, as they march ! tbose from Mailin, Almtmea, and Catatayud, have
{,verity on your side. Gentlemen, you hare the sir- with great activity. l alio fallen back to Saragossa.
sae and sense of the town of Liverpool with you. 44Lesstly, we know that Lord Wetetec ieroe has i MAMMA has arrived at Bayonne without people;
46 6^Mtlenlen, I trust you will put. it out of the already his heal-quarters its • • Briviesca, and that con. a train, consisting of 27 pieces, which he brought
power of your enemies to say you were disorderly by
neatly
the remains of MARMONT S army continues
night or hy day ; for I anticipate a triumph, sur-
missing, if possiblo, even that you gained, when you to retrocede." .he will enter Spain with 6000 men, and that he is to
elected our venerable and much beloved lOwnsman— _ MADRID, 8E1.3%15. replace MARHONT.
Mr. Roscoe.

" Gentlemen, it is not for me to say any thing of
the virtues of the two great and good men, pro-
by Mr. Roscoe; but shall leave the praise of
zi ro and Mr. Creevey, to those who are
• ..!1 1.-tier able to do them justice."
he company then dispersed cheerfully and peace-
, is, , and the whole concluded without the stigbtest
1... 'lent, that lee have heard of. The Freemen
• •ted a new and splendid pink flag, of silk, on
rasion, on which were inscribed the words
of Election," and on their march fre.
luently cheerod opposite the houses of those whom
hey supposed to be friendly to the interests of Mr.
drougham and Mr. Creevey.—( Liverpool Nereury.)

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`." I E STATESMAN.

LONDON:.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, UM

IPTURE of FORT ST. MIGURL, BURGOL:.
We arc happy to announce, that the Dispatches
odt the Marquis of Wez.useioN, containing the
.tails of tite intelligence communicated in the 'fele.

*tic Metiage, whickel be found in an otber fsrt
Our Paper, have arrived. The Noble Marquis
.ntinues to drive the enemy before him towards the
"lien of France. Burgos, the only place of
rength that remained to impede his progress, has
11Po. The taking of Fort St. Miguel, on the 19th,
we the command of that ancient city and the tar-
v,.unding country to the Allied Army. -ilis Lord-
°i Dispatches will be published In a Gate& Ex-
confiner,.
Imes of the 01fieen Killed and Wounded of the arvoy. under
the rn.iiinand of hi. f. xeelleney General the Alaraais of Wm,
tiN(.7,v, K. B. in the Assault and Capture of We Fort S.
on the 1011 of September. Dili.
KILLED.
Pierrepaint, Assistant Quarter-Mater-Greed Perms.
nod Stall.

'myna:its Gregorian and Milne, of the 49d Regiment, Ist Ban.

WOUS DEO.
taxa; Urn minas. mina 111. ItWaif.
Captain Wi!Wonsan, 42d Regt. 10,1 Dad. Sii‘belb
ht•Kenaie., do.. da. Severely:
Davidson, do. do. Medl7.
Lieut. Fraser, do. do. Severely.
J. :.tettart., do. do. Slightly,
Volunteer John Lane, do. do. Severely.
Captain Dudgeon, 58th Regt. 2d Batt. Slightly.
Lieut. Carter, do. do. Beverley.
&Heber 60th Regt. Ws Batt. do.

Grant, 79th nest. lot Batt. do.
VUottald, 4.. heierely, SiOCC dead*

From a person worthy of every credit we knows
that hitherto there has not been the least sign of any
reinforcement coming from France.

!MADRID. Farr. 9..5.

On the 4th inst. disembarked in Micant General
ELI°, with 3000 men; it is said he is to take the
command of the Army of the Centre, which had re-
-calved orders to huld itself in readitres►► to matt+,
but we are ignorant what is to be its destination;
some believe that this resolution has caused SouLr's
retreat, who is reported to be in Guadis and Baza,
and who will probably desist from marching towards
the points of Lorca and Murcia, on account of the
plague having manifested itself in these two cities.
On the 6th, O'Dosmei.t. was still in Hellin, with
all his infantry. The English General MAITLAND,
with his troops, was in the neighbourhood of Ali-
cant, and General Roca in Alcoy, with the reserve
of that army.
The French were in Aleira, and their advance ex-
tended to St. Filippe ; upon their right Hank there
were 500 horse belonging to the Third Army, and
General FRZERE was in Albaute, with the remainder
of his cavalr . It is to be hoped, that the Spanish
and English will offer in that part of the Peninsula
similar scenes to those acted in Castile, and that
shortly the enemy on the Ebro will be obliged to con-
fine themselves to its frontiers, even under shelter of
the important places gained by perfidy, and the dia-.
bolical machinations of NAPOLEON and his agents.

CORUNNA, Strzr. 24.

By letters from Madrid, it appears, that the Holy
Tribunal of the Inquisition bad been re-established.

MADRID, Strr. 16.
The French have evacuated Taragena and Borja,
whose garrisons, after having demolished the forti.
fications, marched for Saragossa, supported by 300
infantry and 200 horse, which, for this purpose, had
marched from that capital. This is au unequivocal
proof of the fear which accompanies the French,
and of the necessity under which they are of con-
centrating their forces, in order to maintain them-
selves for any 61110.
FROM IBS coaysNA DIARY, 07 'MEMBER 23.

, Gen. MINA, in different actions during the—month

of August, has occasioned the eucmy a loss of more
than 2000 men.

66 The army of MiaowNs, after the battle of
Arrapiles, was:reduced to about 23 or 24,000 men,
of which many were disarmed, and had in the hos-
pitals from 3 to 4000, the remainder formed three
divisions, whose total force consisted of 14,000 in-
fantry. and frem 16 to 1800 horse, with. 20 pieces
of artillery. These are the troops which weft to with-
draw the garrisons of Toro and Zamora; the same
which attempted to save that of Astorga, which they
could not accomplish, in consequence of its having
surrendered 36 hours before their arrival, and bang
on its march for Corunna as prisoners. From the
time they have cowardly fled at the sight of the
divisions of the Allied Army, and if they have taken
advantage of any conjuncture, it was rather to act as
bands than as soldiers.
64 On the Ist instant, the English took one of
MARMONT4I Aid-de-Camps; and on the 3d, 23 Dra-
pe/4 tell Leto oss! Rosser. • On the 4th, the enemy

Our Falmouth Letter, rereived this morning, men.
tions the arrival of the Manchester packet, from
Corunaa, %yids dispeches from Lord Wit.trsorox,
and silas the inks of the Allied Army at Burgos to
amount to about 500 men, and that the French had
retreated towards Vitoria, leaving e.OOO men in the
citadel of Burgos.
The Brigade of Guards from Portsmontit landed
at Corunna, and marched to join the army the day
before the packet sailed from thence. Yesterday,
off Scilly, spoke his Majesty's ship Diomede, 50
gulls, en "ate, having on hoard the 91st regiment
bound to Corunna. The Walsinghaas packet was
at Corunna.

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• JAMAICA PUTT,
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 4.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Polyphemus, from Ja-
maica; also the American ship Amazon, from New
York, prize to the Polyphemus. The Polyphemus'
left Jamaica, 25th July, with 55 sail, and was joined
off llarannah by five or six mere. On the 27th
Auguct, at 10 P. M. in lat. 32. 30. long. 70. 00. W.
came on a hurricane in which the fleet was dispersed.l
The Stranger, Oracubessa, Jonah, and Elliston,
have arrived here. The Masters of them report, that
the gale lasted 10 hours. The next day they saw
a deal of n reek floating about, consisting of spars,
sails, puncheons, bales of cottoe, &c. One ship
they saw on her beam ends, and another with the
lois of all her topmastsu None of the ships ar-
rived here, received anAomoge of consequence.
After tip gale of the 47ik, lhe: Duke of York and
theFiee Sisters, two of the convoy, parted and went
for Halifax. The Minerva is reported to be one of
the ships that foundered ; her Captain was left at
Jamaica, ill. The Expedition, one of the fleet, has
also arrived here.

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MR. ARRIVAL FROM IRELAND nuns
BALLOON.

We understand Mr. SADLER started from %Dublial
yesterday forenoon at 11 o'clock, descended in the
sea near Ormshead, at five o'clock in the afternoon,
and is now safe on board the Princess, stationed
here, to avoid the boisterous congratulations of the
astonished public.
. A*
Mercury' Othce, • • • . :
Friday, 7 o'Clock, A. Y.
7"-401107""• ••• ' • •
The following Telegraphic *message•wavenceivid
on Saturday afternoon at the .Admiralty:Vr.:,...;,:uo
" A packet arrived at tFahnouth—WELLtsoTon
before Burgos—expected' hotirly to surrentkimb—laii
taken 2000 men at that prite,,.*
The following is the Bulletin of the Kona 3
• •N tidoi
exhibited yeeterdry at St. James's ' •ott..-1
" His %Wane has suffered a* fresh aceessi nn of Ills disorder
store the last Moodily Report, bud has cautioned ucirly iri
uaiferm state." , .
The High Sheriff has appointed the Electioir‘of
the two Menthe* for Yorkshire to take place es
the 16th of October: at the Castle of York. •

3:last4iartecti packet-is arrived at Falmouth, sailed
from Nell!, York,..,9lkAuges!, and
.from Halifax,
the 10th September.
IntekligeOce has been received from the coast of
France as lute as to Friday last, by means of a Gen.
Oman whp 'has reached toe n, and it is said, that
subsequent to the battle of Nloskwn, the Russians
had received a reinforcement from the immediate
population, of Moscow and the surrou:.dite; country,
to the extent of upwards of 40,000 met',
the numerical strength of the Impede! army ;,4.ler
than it was before the engagement of the '7‘S;
temb:r.
It is said that a great number of seamen have been
taken from the French ships in the Scheldt, and
marched in small bodies to the coasts of the Baltic,
others have been fore erded on the route to Rustle,
to assist, it is supposed, it, the siege of Riga.
The Marquis and Alarchinne,s of HraTroan in.
tend lea-tom town in a few-days, for their seat its
Setro',k:
It is not the Honourable Major-General STEWART,
Lord CAil I.F.RE brother, as stated in a Morn.
in; Pager of Saturday, who is to .succeed Major.
General Paters, as Paymaster of Marines, but the
Honourable 1k :4. S•reievar, the Earl of GALLO.,
WAY'S brother, at present one of the Commissioners
of the Victualling Wier.
Sir Joszett YOLiZrE is to stand for Sandwich ; the
independent Electors have not yet found a friend of
' civil and reiixious liberty to oppose to him. We
again bay, as we have done to all the populous
places, why de they not return some honest and in..
telligent member of their own body, without ex.
pence. and thereby prove that they de3erve to be
faithfully represented ?
East INDTA 1116worolV.41t is earnestly hoped
that the same disposition which was felt, individual.
ly, by a large majority of the Members of the Haase
of Commons in the last Session of Parliament, to
support the just claims of the Country to a fair and
equal participtftion of the trade with the East Indies
and with China, subject to such regulations only, as
may be deemed necessary for the preservation of the
Government of India, and the protection of his
Majesty's Revenue, will be evinced by those Mem-
bers now about to be elected ; and it therefore, i,
our judgment, behoves the Electors in every County,
City, and Borough of the United Kingdom, to bear
in their recollection the extreme importance of re-
turning to Parliament such Members only, as will
support the Commercial interests of the Country itx
these their indefeasible rights.

This day the w( -kmen will begin to erect the.
hustings in Covent-garden, preparatory to the Elec.
tion fur the City of Westminster, which will com-
mence on Thursday next.

Every information received from Coventry jutifies
the opinion, that as Mr. BUTTERWOI4TH is the po.
puler candidate lie will prove successful, under the
most gratifying circumstances. Voluntary tillers of
support (low in to his Coonnittee at Raven-row,
talficlds, from all quarters. The canvas is as sia to
one in Mr. Bc:TTER/raitTia's favour. In case of sue..
cess it w ill be Or, triumph of honest independence: •
We find that Sir THOMAS TURTON Misnns to decline
the contest for Southwark • hut we undierstand that
the Electors are determined to bring him forward,
and that he will be put i4l nomination this dew, at
it. Margaret's Hill, Borough.

Yesterday Ms Royal Highness the Dvke of Gr.oir.
CESTErt nrrlved at hi. houce in I ireadqty, from the
Isle of Wight. His Royal Hil,hneag leasing
town on Thurlday next, on a visit to Lord Caki'Vf,
in Warwickshire.

On the 11th Wt. several violent shocks of an earth-
quake were felt at Florence. The only, damage
done, %%as the almost entire demolition of the church:
of St. Quirino.

The following tragical event lately happened at
Cherhurgh. A young ;an having in vain solicited
his mother's consent to his currying her maid-ser-
vant, went up to his bed-chamber, threatening' that
he would destroy himself. An inctnitt after, a aistot
was discharged. The mother finding the door bolt-
ed, ran out to alarm the neighbours, and they
fainted away. The neighbours, ma breaking open
the door, were received by the young man with peal*
of,Jaughter ! The mother died of the fright she bad
received in 48 hours. The young man was committed
to gaol.
ELEctiort ANECDOTE.—A blunt John, Bull, oo
being canvassed last Thursday fur his Tote, padres-
sed the Candidate in the following curious mnaler:
—" I'll tell you what, Squire This g .nrmge,
had plenty of promises, but never got any thing by
'em ; chalk for chalk you know is all fair.; eiow q)y
wife has had a lucky dream, and if you give her a
chance for a 20,0001. Prize, on the 20th of October,
why I'm your man.'

..—.40"... , .
TO Tilt: EDITOR Of TIP. BTATFBSI4 ff.
stst,-1 perceive my name unwarrantably used is your Pa
per, tinder the head of Thames l'olieestoSce, oi the deposition et
Mr. TX030.441 Faattow, in a hit+ icy conduct is embossed astute.,
iog offered am. per lb. for the Valetria 4lk stolen. Id* protest
that 1 newer ea, n s.w the Ratiiple. of ••iiorre could never offer a
price for it ; and farther. that I left London no the 7•1 of Jell
with my family for Warn ickshire, which a asihedav the robbery
is stated to have taken place; I returned on *ht. 7.,. for three
or four days, llpt never, during that time, beard any thing of the
silk io a direct or indirect manner. i •
I am, Sir. your butablewervant,
Littk Lore lane, Wood-airey. Oct. 3. W. BA LARti.' )
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The Market to-day:B.j a large firSiti'seipplw of Wheat, the
trnde brisk in rj.s. and line' • ties •fally w ipport F. iday's
priers—inferior rather jower. • .131609 ,and Malt.rei..4ol at Rolla
variation. Wbilf Itensare q .vied ft I 10s. &seer. Ce-v .., new
what cheaper !-ant, of each sort' likewise at little buerna-
flan; 'MO In toll•rohle AO4 stusplytiM4 maiataia the lot quo-,
tatid,q, hilts at aii.aattlan of 3v. per slk.
Aheat ...,„„.,, * id% TWA( ti 11... ...... 90
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alt _.- . ..... I'• . tri l' Potsitaddis, .... Gil
White Pali fba41614, ' . 19 r, Italbeslietri..... , _ .B€o ,t 66
Grey do. • 14 84 . Fine Flour
B•koss i .!.!..1.6 ..i. •; p 4 109 '; *moods .. * .... . 100 105
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