The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-07-16 00:00:00

DR. MILNER'S LETTERS.
This Day wa, published, Price PB. ad.
rr ft E VI V E ERS of the Right Rev.
.1 DOCTOR Jilts ER. which appearet in The Stotts-
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MO-MORROW EVENING, Tuesday, July
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Principal Chaiacters by
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At the end of the li,st Act, the Tyrolese Divertiseaton.
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Bores to be taken at the Office, Haymarket.

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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON „
utrigueirt ;mar is,. 1111 Q.

WE hare this morning received French Papers
to the 10th inst. Dutch to the 13th, and German to,
the 7th. In a sursequent column will be found'
the principal part of their contents. The conduct
or the Gaswo SEIGNIOR, in his attempts to restore
tranquillity t Constantinople, and in aid of the
aufft.rers from the late disorders there, are highly
honourable to hi 4 character. lie has invited the
blussulincii to receive into their houses the odor.
tunate persons left without asylum by the late fire,
:chatevcr be the difference of their religion. This
is to art in a manner worthy of a Prince. The
Turks and Itiwiaus ave making every effort, re.

spuctively, to carry on the war ; and the latter
mere to at truipt the passage of the Danube, near to
Its mouth. 'There are several articles in these fa-
. pers, of some interest.
Beside the articles we have given, these Papers
contain the rolls:ming intelligence : —Three grand
military roads have been constructed from •the
French frontiers to the interior of Spain ; one by
Tolosa, fampelona, and Saragoza, to the army of
Arragon ; the second by Vittoria, Burgos, Val.
ladoliJ, and Salamanca, to the army of Portugal ;
and the third by Lerma, Arunda, and Somossierra,
to Madrid.
In Toulon a ship of 120 guns bas lately been.
launched ; it is called the Wagrons.'
An Imperial decree has been published, bearing
OW St. Cloud, the 21st of June, by which it is
enacted, that the Colonial commodities attached
ivy virtee of the decree of the 30th of last January,
in the former Dutch places now incorporated
with the French Empire, are to be returned to the
proprietors, on paying 50 per cent. on the value
lb, rent.
The splendid interment of the Duke of Mow.
Teuet.r.o, has taken place in the church of St.. Ge-
nevieve, at Paris.l I
J.JIEPII DE Mont:unman, the celebrated invert,
tor of ire balloons, died on the 26th of June, at
the advanced age of 70.

L4'T night two mails arrived from Lisbon, by
which we have received Papers to the sth instant,
Th,ingh no general action has taken place, the
contents of the Portuguese Journals possess
considerable interest. JUNOT appeared before
Ciudad itodrigo on the 19th ultimo, with
10.00 Q men, and Lotsox having teamed the
Agueda with a divis:•in, the fortress became ,
invested both on the Spanish side and the Portu-
guese side. It continued to he bombarded up to the
.29th by heavy battering cannon. The place is gal.
land), defended by the Spanish garrison, but from
the great force employed against it, we are afraid it
must surretpler, unless the enemy be compelled to
raise the siege by our army. A movement for that
object may perhaps bring on a battle, which in.
deed, according to the letters from Lisbon., we
may expect soon to hear of. It is stated in one
letter that Lord WEI.LINGTON was at Lisbon on
the 4th. The force under his command is corn.
puttli, in these papers, at 36,000 British, and
29.009 Portuguese. Marshal ButEst,otto was
also on the frontiers.

Tut distribution of the French armies ill Spain
WIC U fullOwS :—With AIASIESAI 85,000, COD.
sisting of NET'S division, 44900; of
425,000; and REIMER'S, 16,00 Q; togetheu with,
13,000 which M4sste* brought with him from
France. With MAcoomar.o, in Catalonia,
17,000; with VtoTou, at Cadiz, 16,000; with
Strom, in Armpit, 16,000; with ScuAselawrs
4a Grenada, 16,000; with, Mortise, in Seville,
8000; at Madrid, 114. a Mancha, acc. 17,000
making a total of 1711,000 men. It is also as
lieml that a fresh 'reinforcement of opined, of.
24,000 men bas arrivis4 from F ance, which will
snake tho French force in Spain *early 200,000
men.