The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-15 00:00:00

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

On Saturday and Monday the 91st llighlasd
Regiment of Foot marched into Canterbury from
Ramsgate, and yesterday arrived at Ashford By.
racks.

The 52d Regiment of Foot has marched from
Ashford to Shorneliffe Barracks.
The Berkshire Regiment of Militia marched is
two divisions from Yarmouth to Norwich on Moe.
day and yesterday.

The Stirlingshire Regiment of Militia It otdeted
io occupy the barracks at Itsmigste.

Captain Cagwroaa's Company of Royal Artil.
!cry are on their march from Dover to Portsmouth,
where it is expected they will embark for Portvgals
and is replaced by Captain Massaire Company of
Royal Artillery, which Marched from the artillery
&pat at Canterbury on Monday last.
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Extract of a letter from an °dicer in Omni
CUATITURD% Brigade:—" Colonel BARCLAT, Who
so gallantly commanded the ltd Regiment in the
late action under General CRAVPVID, while in the
act of issuing orders to Majar NAPSIR had his bat
shot off, and bis horse 'shot under him, but to the
satisfaction of his friends, and to the great joy of
a regiment which he, undvr the auspices of the gals
gant General Moo'nt, has brought to a state of cum.
plete discipline, the Colonel wu net hurt."

We have received the subsequent recent Letter tr.
girding military concerns in the South of Spain:.
" C•DIZ, JULY 23.—The French army before as, as ate
as we can calculate, asnounaga only 15,000 men, haft heel
diminished by large drafts from them to increase the arey
/dASSES•,IIIbO is threatenieLthe Fsoglish with &great batik.
Ot
her matters remain needy the same situation as they wen
a month ago.
We hear that several deserters of distinction have arrived
at Gibraltar from the French army, among whom are mid ts
be two Captains and a Lienteaant-Colonel.
" The ntry is Andalusia, taken in the whole. may be
consid excellent soldiers fur the kind of warfare they haw
to carry on, but the French keep themselves in close queers
There are about 110,000 of them ready to away the envy
wherever be makes his appearance."
TOULON FLEET.—Extract of a letter from as
Officer on board one of his Majesty's ships cruiz.
ing off Toulon, dated 9th July, 1810:--" Si* or
seven sail of the enemy's line come out every day,
but as soon as our inshore squadron give them
chase, they immediately run in again. Seven soil
were out to-day ; our gigotsl was made for a general
chase, and had the wind continued foul for their
return, for an hour and a half, we should bare
been able to bring them to action. I subjoin a list
of the French fleet in Toulon, which I believe 10
be correct ; you will excuse me from naming the
means by which we obtained
Ships Names. Guns. Men. Commander*.
Austerlitz . . . . 120 . 1200 Vice-Admiral A LLENVON
Magisteux . . . . 120 . 1200 Rear-Admiral !WINE:.
Commerce de Paris . 120. 1200 Rear-Admiral Co aosioxas
ilanibel . . . . 74 . 700 Captain MARTI
Genoese . . . . 74 . 700 --- MONTANERT
Brut= . . . . 74 • 700 --- ALLsmamos

Danube -. . 74 ; 700- Lou VILLE
Sorrels . . • . 74 . 700 - Basalt
Berea . • . . 74. 7(XI LINOS
.Mitgrowirse. ‘11• • 74 .• 70.) J °moist
Ulm 74 7OJ -- Dow BLDS
Ajar - PETIT
Peeelope • . . • 44 . DUIISORDICIF
Poisons - ROSAMYS

Pawnee
Amelia
laconipetitle .
Adeira . . . . - unknown
Proserpina . . - formerly Englitb
Hornet 36
Viciorioal . . . . 20 . — unknown
A large store ebip of 50 . mune mkss"
" Besides the above, there are in the inner big.
boor the following :
Ships Names. Gums. Men.
The Donavert . . 30' . SOO
Wagrain • • ISO . jest Mocked.
Sceptre . . . 80
Lion . . . 74
Muscovite, Russian corvette, and several lovelier work.
" Admiral GANTHEAUKE) Wbo 111114011210der
41 Chief, is gone to Paris.