The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-28 00:00:00

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THE STATESMAN.

PROPOSITI TIMAX.

LON DON:
TUESDAY, NOTLXIIIIIII 28.

GERMAN Papers arrived in town this morning,
from whit h we have made some extract,..--From
Spain and France various accounts have also
been reccired—the report of the Fretsch*Emection
assuming the title of Emperor of GERMANY, IS
repeated with much confidence. To us this appears
wholly improbable. What addition can the title
of Emperor of GiastAmy make to the power or
reputation of NaPocuom ? On the subject of
the.Toulun fleet) the French Papers arc silent ; but
a letter was received in town from Ramsgate)
of which the knowing is a copy :

" R niG ttt, Nov. `27.---A Person is suet arrived here,
who hft Dunkirk esierday (Sunday) wonting, and informs
us, mat an account had been received there of au adios be-
tween the Knititth and Frr'wk Beets, and that slitters sail of
sttipi had bet.' talteuann dratro)ed of the latter, bat the ac-
count was kept so private, that he could not learn particulart,
except s, above."
Tills intelligence is still inconclusive. Sixteen
sail of ships are said to have been captured, but
of what dtscriptiuu we arc not told.

From Spain, each succeeding arrival brings pri-
vate communications, which render it impossible
to doubt the speedy subjugation, or perhaps,
more properly fpcaking, submission of the Penin-
sula. The peaple,whose personal animosity against
the Frezch is in nu wise abated, suspecting them-
selves to be betrayed, will infallibly submit, as
soon as NapoLv.ox again makes his appparance in
Sain. Lord ‘VELLINGTOI, it seems, is retiring
upon Lisbon. lie is said to have 25,000 men un.
der his command, but the army i, yet under the
influence of disease. We. should rejoice to see our
brave eountqiuvu in England.

WALCIIERVI) after all the fluctuation of our un.
decisive Cabinet, must, it 'veins, be evacuated.
This appears vastly unpalatable to the hirelings of
Ministers. It might, we are told, be kept...and
if kept..-to cot oft our trade from thence with
the Cantistes.t wets a fruitlebs attempt. No mat.
ter then how many thousamli of lives aresacriliced,
so that a few bales of broad cloth and calicoes cau
Le moved.-.. Contemptible!

AT 111 t MNCANNING has published a statement,
as verbose as unsatisfactory ; and as inconclusive
as certain speeches that we have heard delivered
in St. Stephen's Chapel. We have been con.
strained to defer the insertion of this Pamphlet r
our colu►ans at present being occupi:d A ith matter
of sopeiior importance, to this species of
patory siluabbling.....We shall give it a future day.

An article from the coast of the Mediterranean,
dated the 4th, contains the following particulars :
46 Admiral Baudin having sailed from Toulon,
with three ships of the line and two frigate!, to
escort a convoy to Uarcelona, was met on hit sop
age by an English lied of siateen sail of the line,
including fire three.deckers. The Lion, of 80
guns, made sail from this superior force, and
gained the harbour of Cettc, The Robusl and the
soree stood along the coast, and with great gal.
lmstry engaged the whole English fleet, but at last
g,t aground. Rear Admiral Reedits haling re.
moved tire cannon, rigging, acid stores, set Ere to
these two•ships, in order that the enemy might not
gale possession of them. was himself one of
the last men who left his own ship. The two fri.
gates have entered Marseillts, and thy whole of
the Conroy has reached the Bay of Rom."