The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-09-02 00:00:00

one opinion.

Haxsttttox Papers to the fifth ultimo were j
received tl►is day at noon. The Address of the
Archduke Cit ARLEN to the Army on his retire.
ment, will be found in our subsequent columns.
Prince JOHN of LICHTENSTEIN is, it seems, his
successor. The prolongation of the Armistice
is stated in therm Papers, from which peace must
be inferred ; and what in importance is para.
osount to every other intelligence, is the arrival
of GaitnaNNE in Germany from the Court of
Krsia, where he has long been paving the way
for the meditated EIPEDITION TO INDIA

A LETTER from Yarmouth) of yesterday's daft.,
contaios the following :-.-
" Arrived the Earl If ',rimier (packet), from Gotten-
burg, landed a Foreign Ilesseager, charged with dispatches
for Govt anietn, left Prague the .sth August, states, the Empe-
ror of A usrats to have joined the army, that the Archduke
(.11A EI.ES iiitS resigned, and that Prince JOHN of LICHTEN-
STEIN b Commander iu Chief. That the Armistice was ex-
pected to he broken every day by a Declaration of War.
The Austrians very strong. BotrAr.tars was at Schoeubrium
on the 4tb.

The following is art extract of a letter from
New..Yurk:--44 We have received the news of
the refusal of your Governmmit to ratify the ne.
guciation with Mr. Easatrix. By this unfortu.
nate and unexpected event, a very strong setisa,
tine has been produced ; so strong that nothing
has more powerfully affected the public mind since
the period of our Revolution."
Thursday, her M.tatrry held a public breakfast
at Frogmore-lodge, when mast of the Nobility
and Gentry attended. His R►►yal Highness the
Duke of BRUNSWICK paid her MAJIUITY a visit,
and afterwards attended the Ktno, at Windsor
Palace. The Staffordshire band were present, and
played several approved martial airs is the gardens.

'lshe Prince of WALES and Suite left Carlton-
House on Wednesday evening, in two carriages,
for Bagley Hall, Warwickshire, on a month's
visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of HEAD-
FORD.

The lit battalion of the 11th regiment has been
disembarked at Cadiz, from Madeira.
The 2d battalion of the 10th Foot bas removed
from Lincoln to Chatham.

Among the Officers arrived in a state of ill
health from Holland, is Colonel RAMSAY. He
arrived at Harwich on Wednesday, in the Alert
sloop, from Campvere.
On Wednesday last the Harmony transport,
filled with sick and wounded men, from the army
at Flushing, arrived in the Downs, under charge
of Siaff Surgeon Baum The Deal boatmen im.
mediately pushed off, and gratuitously tendered
their unsolicited assistance in landing them close
to the Hospital, which could not otherwise hate
been effected till the day after.

6111111 MAN P4PICRS..

FROM ?ME liAMSURiiii GORRESFONDRNT,
AUGUST 1I

WAssavr, Aug. 10....1t is said that the Rus-
sian troops in Gallicia will =reit to join their
army on the Mo!dew. -,
Prince Lubermiski is appointed President of the
new Administration of Cracow.
'Notes, Aua. 12.... The day before yesterday
his Majesty, the King, inspected this fortress;
yesterday a heavy cannonade was heard the whole
day from the Scheldt, and the vicinity of fort
Baths ; a ship likewise blew up, the explosion of
which was heard.
The inundations before Bcrgen.op.Znom have
been opened, and the whole country between here
and that town laid under water.
TRIESTE, Aua. 3..—This morning ■n English
fleet of 10 ships of war appeared before our her.
hour. There is among them a three-decker of
120 guns, on board of which is Admiral Coiling•
wood. The intentions of the Rnglish with respect
to Trieste are not yet known. Our sea batteries
are, however, in a very respectable condition.
The day before yesterday an. English frigate
and a cutter took, in sight of this port, after an
action of an hour, 32 ships and barks, bound
fur Trieste, among which were six small armed
vessels, who convoyed the others. Many were
killed and wounded on both sides, as the battle
was very obstinate.
PRAGUE, Aua. 11.—Our Gazelle of this day
1 contains the following article :
" His Royal Ilightwss the Archduke Charles
reciened. on the 31st of July, the command of
the Austrian army, which lop been accepted by
1. the General of Cavalry, Prince John of Lich.
tenstein."

This is followed by the articles of the armis.
Lice, concluded on the 12th July, in the camp
before Zuaym.
Thu' following is the order of the day by which
the Archduke Charles notified to the army his re-
signation of the command in chief :

" ZITTAU, drive 31.
" Very important reasons have induced me to request his
Majesty to accept my resignation of the ea:named of the
army entrusted to me. I yesterday received his consent, and
at the same time, his orders to transfer the chief command
to the General of Cavalry, the Prince of Lichteasteln.
While I leave the army, I take the mast lively interest in
its fate. The perfect eonvietina I have of its bravery, the
confidence I /slice iu it, and the constant habit of dedicating
my exertions to its service, render this separation indescriba-
bly painful. I Batter myself that it participates in, and re-
turns, this seutiment.

" CHARLES."