The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-12-04 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

Menefee-a, Nov. B.—The nefarious conspi.
;lacy which had been entered into between the
Swists,'the Tyrolese, and Voralbergers, iu the Jast
sumtner,and of which many letters hail given various
Intimations, and which were as positjvely cdittra-
dieted, slay ! without foundation, Iy other let..
tees, has, on undouhted authority, been brought
it° light. 'FL eopfessions and depositions of the
,Chiefs at eke Insurgents Who liavit basa,.soltast, esti
'mixt...6llly the evidence of Dr. Schneider, ham,
developed the.desiiii,,in which the natives of Swit-
zerland bad iirotuisectsome important services, ii
it way not to admit of doubt. Ay command of his'
Majesty the Emperor, these discoveries are to he
:transmitted to the Landamman of Switzerland,
with the ibtimation, that as the Governor of Swit-•
zerlxnd possessed sufficient power, they should iss_
flirt an adeqnate punishment Uon the individnals
concerned in this rebellion. His Majesty ex pects
and is entitled to expect, that the rebels be intim..
Crudely arrested and prosecuted with,tbe greatest
riper, and Phoishett with the utmost severity ;
and list the :union* will afford his Majesty com-
pletesitisfaction;
So far is known, and the Landimman and the
"Governor of the Cantons concerned, are at this
.asnmeuebltsily employed to institute the most seri-
• ous iagoirks, and to execute those commands
*bleb the highest interests of the Cantons reader
it tfieir.dnty to perform. May the punishment
for thit offence only, he inflicted on those who
have deligned to sacrifice the dearest iatcrests of
-their country to their blind passions and despica-
ble'avarice.

• Other Assemblies of the Cantqns have treat.
milted 'Reports, which have arrived, disclosing
'particulars, intended to create a restless spirit of
iitsurreetion. 'A number of private persons hate
been arrested; and have undergone examinatiors.

PORTUGUESE AND SP4NISII PAPERS.

MALAGA, OCTOBER 31.—A Gentleman, yes.
terday arrived from Vinavos, states, that on the
25th instant, a Courier passed through that place
on his way to Valentin); with the pleasing intelli-
gence. that (erona beistj refaced to the utmost
extremity for wait of provisions, 3000 men of
tharcrison resolieid to tcaye the place, with a
firm determination to attack. Bio 'stymy ; and,
being joined by 8000 men 'of General Blake's
army, they obtained the most &riots triumph;
defeated and dispersed the enemy in,such a manner,
that the remains of the besiegiat4 army wart eom.
-peiled to take refliftre in St. Fernando; in conic..
(plena. of which, abundant supplies were thrown
into the town. _

The army of La Mescha is stated to amount in
the whole to 50;000 foot, acid 8000 horse. Qn
the 18th, at night, General Coupigni joined that
army ; and it is said that his is to assume the com-
mand in chief.
From the Morements and dispositions which are,
observed in both armies, it would appear that a'
'general attack will soon take place. Theencmy,
however, may not perhaps caper-Cats engagement;
and hii numerous marches, coonter-inarches, and
evolutions, may not perhaps have any otherobject
get( to Cloak and corer a general retreat.
Connova, Nov. 30.--Onr.army of La Mancha
'is advancing against the enemy without meeting
with any opposition ; Ilse advanced raffia 'are
already in Dunk). Extraordinary movements ere
already observed in tho Preneh army ; and every
thing seems to announce, that areare on this ere
of important wield.. . b.n . , .- 5.. t..
• Their t.c, Nov. 9.—A Osetkr, who yester-
day passed through this place from (as Mancha,