The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-18 00:00:00

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" We liakt+ ass very particular Weiheart her! ; the p•b-
lit *Wed,* Si directed to observe the part *kick attain
*JAY Wont to take t I•ute think that she Is set really dm-
eert le her c•-•gerasiaa with From aid will aril herself
alr the lint •ppirsadty Is betray beat and •then. that the
threats at Evilest Its ►.&,ar4 her ports; and ere• St. Petert
hsergb, will lave a good erect.
`• It is reported here, that the Kieft •f flpatu, Joseph Bo-
astparte, ►as pit bloat-It at the head at the army, is •r,ter
the •tore of ectaally togeell the inmsegests. Saver bowever„
thi•k that it is for the p•rpose of traria( tram the eo•uery."
EIEULINt JuN£ 23..-. Since the taking of Vien.
*is by the French, Prague has because the Capital
of Austria. It is from this City that all the Oib.
I vial Proclamations arc Issued. The Caskttte of

'he 16th instant contained au article dated fives

the head.qaartcrs. It appears from it that the
whole day of the 14th Juno was passed in ex.
pectation of a general attack from the gtand
French Army. The aimiversary of the Battle of
Alarengo induced a belief that the French would
celebrate that day by some enterprise.

The Gazette of Prague, on the 12th, pre an.
other Bulletin of the Aubtrian Army, dated Wol.
kersdurf. It is there said, that it was against the
Archduke John that the French directed their
efforts, to celebrate the Battle of Marengo. But
it is to be remarked, that this Prince, to whom the
Bulletin before the last had assigned 60,000 men,
had only 36,000 as soon as it was known that he
was defeated. •

44 Besides," says the account, " out of this
rnumber then were only tO,OOO regular troops;
the other 16,000 belonged to the Hungarian Is.
surrection, who could net stand when they were
attached by 50,000 French. This right wing
Raring given way, the Archduke John found it
convenient for the execution of his principal plan
to fall back upon Comorn. This slight check
has produce!! ITO essential change in the positions
of the Austrian army. It lust in this battle IWO
men killed and wounded."

Sach are, •erbatim, the last lines of the Bul.
Min. It was followed by an invitation to the in.
habitants of Bohemia to give up all the gunpowder
they might have In their possession, the army be.
ing in the greatest want of it.....(Monitcnr, July
7.)
VticsnA, Jcrs 47.—The day bcfuroyarierday
the Emperor reviewed the army in the beautiful
plain between Vienna and the palace of Schoen.
brunt'.

Some troops have been sent towards Ebersdurf.
Every thing seems to announce that the army will
pus the Danube in a few days.—(Journei de
1' Empire, July 7.) •
MADRID, Just 45.—The King has been ie.
formed, that different bands of rebels of Ands.
lusia bad assembled in the mountains of the Sierra
Morena, that part of them had entered the pro.
vincc uf La Mancha, with the design of increasing
their robberies, and had appeared at a certain dis.
tance from the 4th corps, commanded in chief by
Count Sebastiani, towards Mansaranio. Gen.
Sebastiani several limes, in vain, offered them
battle. The rebels, note ithstanding their [lum-
bers, always retreated as soon as he approached
them. The King has resolved to go to the
places to endeavour to bring these bands to an en-
gagement, who eau only escape our troops by
eight, and who they have only to wait for to be de.
stroyed. They are commanded by a person
named Venegas, who has in.:n already so well
beaten at I.7cles. His Majesty in consequence set
out fromAadrid on the 22d of this month, at 9
o'clock in the morning, with his guard. He will
sleep the first night at Mains, and the second at
Toledo. On the following day he will continue
his route towards Cousicegra, passing through
Albeit. He is accohipanied in this military and
political tour by Marshal Jourdan and by the
Generals Downes and Led. Dories the absence
of the King, which will be but of short durs.
Lion, Madrid contioucs to enjoy thegreajest tran-
quillity.
We every day receive new details of the bra.
Hunt victories gained by General Suchet over
Blake. An English General, who commanded the
Spanish Cavalry,was wounded and made prisoner.
...(Journal de ['Empire, Bth July).

The late venerable Dr. CHARLES AGAR, Lori
Archbishop of Dublin, was an Iri►h Pcer, ills
Grace being first created in 1795 Baron Seim.
TON, in 1800 Viscount Sostutron, and in 1806
Earl of NORMA NI-on ;he was brother of the late
Lord Viscount Clasps'', and uncle to the pre.
sent Viscount, and grandson of Dr. WELsoas
Er.t.ts, Lord Bishop of Meath.
Dr. ENIERT CLEAVER, Bishop of Feros, who
succeeds to Clogher, is brother of Dr. WILLI►M
CrzAvart, Bishop of St. Asaph. The Dean of
Ferns, Dr. PRTER BROWNE, SeCCeedi to the Bi-
shopriek of the sarae place.

TilisGovernor of Quebec, as appears by i speech
delivered by hint in the mouth of May last, has
prorogued she Provincial Parliament, with a view
to its iminedtaiaviissultition. He speaks his mind
very ingentusesly to the House; and tells them,
that instead of furthering the public buoiness, their
wholatime has been occupied in personal animo-
sities sod useless discussions on measures, the
principles et 'which had been long filed and an-
linnwlodp4l. its dismisses then' to th.-tr consti.
tuonts, to aPfewd tr.eir suntluet in the best way
S oy no,

THE STATESMAN.

SIT'Ud UEIK PAPERS.
Joss 29....r01ieit1e1 arrived Geri.
about 30U0 troupe (nisi Hoglead, under xesst uy of
Gs 11erjette Mete, Captain ksi•rer. ,
The Wairtnikams !Adler, Cstptlia Ito be, t., ar-
rived bete oss the 45th, 41111 ibis 6i411 sir the 14th
tattier.
AOR %XVII, Jove D..--ilis F.act•llcory Sir Alr.
Ibetr Wellefiley hes addre sed the fulteeiug letter
to the Supreme Jetsta of Badajue

•• Abrailert. leee JR.

" MT LORIN-4 Mad the lon or to receive your Excellen-
cies, last letter, of the laith how, and feel concerned lofty,
that 1 fogad it impossible to mower sooner, having thought
it right first So give the necessary orders to the troops under
soy comm.owl. It kmy imentisso to search by the road of
Castello.lllaneo, nsd Cswet to Placentia, sad to Ban is
through Tsetse. 1 request your Lseelleacies will direct the
Magistrates to provide quarters on that march for 30,000
strew, aad 6,000 horses, Ischia:3g cavalry, artillery, infantry,
mid baggage. 1 have the honour, &c. &c.
" A. WELLESLLY."
(l4rMa Diary, Jam li.)

!Assort, June 17.—The Governor of Oporto,
General Treat, les issued a Proclamation, drted
head-quarters, Oporto, 12th June, directing all
the Portuguese troops dispersed in cunsectuence of
the last occupation of Oporto by the French, im-
mediately to rejoin their different corps, on pain
of being apprehended and punished, according to
the articles of war.—( Lisbon Diarjh June 27.)
The following notice has been published at
Oporto :

" The Hoard of Commissioners appointed by his F. zeeilenry
the Governor of this plater, Gen. Trani, to 9eme all property
belonging to the intruded remelt Grownsinent, makes known
to all persons of every quality and description in (hi, city and
its district, as well as in t he province of the north, that they are
to be acesontable for all sock sums of money, plate, pron i-
Woos, starlike stores, and all other erect', as shall not be de-
clared to this Hoard a ithitt eight days, by those a ho inhabit
this city. and a ithin twenty drys by those who reside in the
other provinces; and they shall also be tried by the criminal
tribunal of this city, and, if convicted, panished as guilty of
embezzlement and theft. With regard to the l'ortupose and
allied nation's etrect., rights, and claims, which, so conse-
quence of the oectqattion of the French, were seized upon by
the .aid Mewled Government, the re-pective proprietors
thereof may address their claims to this Board.
" MACUBAM FULVAS.
" MOMS lEN 808 LS."