The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-23 00:00:00

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T STATESMAN.

PIAUPOSITI TENAI.

LUA i/l/A :
?MUMMA Y, NuTILKIIIIR 23.

Govrnsmtst have ree:•ived dispatches by the
Pickle icho•mer, arrived at Plymo.sth, which
are stoppossed to contain details relative to the
action its the ‘sediterranean ; but their con-
tents had not transiired when this paper west to
p
lu tote Cif), a report has been in circt.lation lb:
whole mottlin4, th it the result of the battle ic, the
capture ur desire ton of I l French line of battle
shtps, and 4 fritttes. Hitherto no information
ha, 13,141 received, to warrant a belief, that any
partlctilars ate ktioass. A very short time s.lll
now terminate the public anxiety sod suapsosee.

SET FR A L inhabitant/ of Walchuren having ap.
plied to the Commander, General Dos, for info".
'Action on the subject of the probable evacuation
of the island, the General returned for answer,
that " he had not received any orders on the sub-
ject." This is far from bring eoticlissive evidence,
that such is not the Jetern►ivaiiuu of Governm.•nt.
We have sects .1 letter from an Officer at Walrberc•n,
in which the evacuation of the place is said to he
anticipated by the whole army, who, it is added,
are iu high spirits at the prospect sr rome of them
returning to their native cotinry. Vhcre they

are sent utters ards, they are utterly regsrdless ;
but to continue there, appears to be considered by
all, al leading to inevitable destruction.

Woe's the protraction of the Negoriations
which immediately succeethml the Armistice of
7Jaiin, became the subject of innumerable eon.
jectures by the Chidnunes of the metropolis, we
expressed an opiniun, that the dijically would,
probably at a future period, he futiod to have ori-
gloated in the apportiossing the spoil, to arise front
the dismemberment of the Turkish dominions in
Wittrope...in that opinion we have continued. The
last arrivals from theCoutinent, bring :t report, that
a French army is preparing to co-operate with their
good allies the itasseians, and we presume also the
Germans, its entering Turkey from Caliicia. Is the
contest lo Sl.ain already se hopeless, is that the
subjogattea of the Peninsula is tin bulge!' deemed
an 011jeCt of primary cossideratiuti with the
FRONVI KISPEIRog We are, in truth, lost in a
maze of conjecture, in Mir desire to penetrate his
;mentions.
Ministers affect a prea.mtl and mysterious si-
lence oil every subject. The destination of the
fresh embarkation of kO,OOO men, is kept pro.
roundly secret. By some, it is said they are for
the Peninsula—while others assert, that they are
des•ined to take possession ulCusfu, and tl:e other
remaining I-lands of the lonian Republic. Be-
fore the meeting of Parliament, to hich limo we
base almost %so good months before us, the bus
sines will be pretty effectually shsidf d.

Goy • rnment are said to hale mooed the build.
Inge lately ivied av barracks at lAversharn, fur the
pvirpidie of an bust:hal to accomminhte a ervat
nunib r of the sick voldiers,who aro daily expected
from the island of Walcheren.
L art week, as ; son of Neptune, in tattered
sails, *lin hdd been vociferating iu the lit of Co-
vent_prarto Theatre. was being conveyed by the
Piilic • °Seers to Bow.street, he was hailed by
sum,• of hio j,,tly errs-, rho had been basking at
ttt shrine.of Bacchns, who finding their mate in
distress, poured un their enemies a Most trernen-
d mq broadside, which soon obliged them to sheer
off. The captive !as borne in trininph again to
the pit, aid war all greeted !JO repeated accle-
relations.