The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-08 00:00:00

re the door epos for inch as might he
lh another channel, however little the
that any satisfactory communications
:eked torough any channel here.
ter inelosures I add • printed copy of
lidding to be a Limier letter fro►n
►to the British Consuls in the United
le paper speaks for itself. As ►ts con-
-17 correspond with the paper last re-
they were unnecessary for the oss►•n-
of the letter, which wu to make
Jackson's change of residence, and as
is
.it bn►l. put into circulation, it can
teded as a verbal address to the A mere-
,f a representation previously address.
iovernmeist ; a procedure which can.
be ma In its true light by his Sore-

.vstinns to which so much cadent has
this letter, with those contained in
oulence wit Pith Mr.the Jackson, will make
conduct and the
has deselved, with the necessity of
..n in refusing further communications
and with this grounds on which the
instructs you to request that he may be
recalled. You are particularly in.
the same time, in making these tom.
to do it its a manner that will lease
the inirliminished desire of the United
au in all the means the hest calculated
the relations of the two countries on
Inflation of justice, of friendship) and
iterest.
With great respect, &c. •
Pinkoey, Esq. ikc. • It. SMITH.

CANNING TO MR. PINKNEY.
finely Oilke, May V. 1809.
•cortling to the intimation which I gays
our It conference, I hare now tho
incluse to you a copy of the Order
which his Majesty has directed to be
the purpose of preventing, as far 11$
ly inconvenience ur detriment to the
of the United States, who may have
commercial speculations on the faith
ilturised engagements of Mr. Erskines
to the ►►otifcation in America, of'hit
disavowal of those eugagements.
lad the honour to read to you in ex.
;ustructi:►ns with which Mr. Erskine'
it is not necessity for me to enter
,si:!attatiutt of those points in which
le has acted, not only in not conica-
-1 direct contradiction to them.
equally fro' troubling you, Sir, with
ant, on the manner in which Mr. Er.
onunications have been received by the
G►vernment, or upon the terms and
Ir. Smith's share of the consideration.
;creations n ill be communicated more
livough the Mini,ter, whom his Mil.
irecled In proci•ed to America, nut no
mission (which Mr. Erskine w•ts n
I promise, except upon coodttionA,
f wioch he haq üblJined), but as the
)1. Mr. Kr,Litie, whom his Majesty has
mlonent in rccallip~.
have the honour to he,
With arra! ennsideratibn,
'our most obedient humble servant.
(signed) GEORGE CANNING.

MR. PINKNUY'S ANSWF.R.
Ort•At Cutoheri.ottl place, May 29, 1809.
have :revived the communication which
the honour to address to me on the
it, and will hasten to transmit it to the
of State of the United States.
tructions or information from my Go-,
concerning the transactions in America,
our communication alludes, having yet
me, I can only express my concern, that
liatory arrangements concerted and coo-
-1 you have Bono me the honour to inform
wean the American Secretary of State and
'y's accredited Minister at Washington ;
consequence, and professing to act in
of regular instructions from his Court)
;ely to have all that effect which was us.
have been exPectod from them.—l have
it to be, with great consideration, Sir,
-. obedient bumble servant,
Boa. George Canning, ar. W. TINIKNEY.
SPANISU PAP Eli&

Lt.:, Dec. 4.—Tian Deka del Parque,
atantander in Chief of the army of tie left, re.
his Majesty from the head-quarters in
, under date of the 24th November, that on
preceding day, the enemy, 8000 toot and 2000
strong, attacked his positions of Carpio and
neighbouring heights, and that he not only re-
•it pursued hint %elf a kagne •bryond the
del Campo, where the French rallied, night
an, after they had sustained very cuasider.

ANOTHER LETTER SAME DATE.
II coesecprence of tho intelligence received
• Duke del Parquc, Commander Chief of
ny of the let, of what happened to
)y of La Mancha at Ocana, he made
necessary dispositions for his retreat from'
which he began on the night of the With
month, and continued the whole of the
the utmost order, SS far 1111 Vitoria sod
title, where he halted in order to allow his
some repose. On the same day, the 47th,
'cluck at night, ha pursued his retreat with
order as on the preceding day, and arrived
213th, at seven o'clock in the morning, at
:formes, without his march having in the
been obstructed by the enemy, although the
_toady pursued him. He drew up his troops
heights which commaild that town oath° right
'ormes, and ordered part of them to take
the other eminences which also command
Fe town on the left bank of that rivers In
cover his rearguard, the bridges, and
,S, here the depth of water was very tri-
% this situation the enemy attacked him
irst position ; but was gallantly repulsed
infantry and artillery. A body of French
pon appeared on his right flank'; and our
tr Lich according to the General's orders;

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Sir, your
Sin—l have
volt did me the
627th instant, a
Secretary of
• No iostruel
',eminent, con
to whirls your
reached me, I
the conciliator
eluded, as you
me, between t
his Majesty's
acting in con!
pursitance) of
arc tint likely
loyally to haw
the honour to
your most oho
Right Hoo. 6,
S
" SEVILLE,
Commander
ported to his
Ajas, under tl
the preceding
horse strong,
the neighbour
pulsed but pu
Medina del C
coming on, al
able loss."
A NI
" I comet
by the Duke
the army I
the army
the necetsar
Carpio, whic
of last mood
!7th with the
Cordovilla,
troops some
at ten o'clucl
the same ordi
vi the 2Rth,
Alba desTorr
least been ob
French close
on the height
of the Torts
post on the
the above to
order to col
shallows, n
ling. In
in his first
by our in far
thereupon a
cavalry, Is It