The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-08-07 00:00:00

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I.ONOONI
MONDAY, AUGUST 7.
•
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION'S OF THE
EXPEDITION.

YarrsaDAT afternoon the following ennnnni-
eaLion was received at the Mansion !louse:—
" Sunday, Four o'Clock.
" TELEGRAPH FROM DEAL.

g' Fleshing closely invested. Rest ut the Island

taken."

" With Lard MULGRATIL% compliments to the

Loup MA Tuft."

T communication was succeeded by the ant-

vat of the Hon. Captain DuxcAN with dispatches,
which produced the following Note front Lord
CASTLEREAGH to the LORD Slvroa, between

seven and eight o'clock hi the evening :

(COPY.)

" MY LORD,

" Downing street, Aug. 6, 1808.

" I have the honour to acquaint your Lunhhip
that Dispatches have been received from the
" Earl of Cal. Toast, dated the 2J and 3d inst.

" from Middleburg, by which it appears that the
" Island of Walcheren has been occupied by Ms
gg MAJESTY*, troops, and Flushing invested, af.
" ter some resist.mce, in which a considerable
" number of prisoners were taken from the

enemy.

"The Nand of South Beveland bas been
" taken possession of by the division under the
" orders of Sir Joint Hove.
(Sigued)
" The light Hes. the Ws. Marna."

" CABTLERSAGR.

In a letter from Dover, recei►ad this morning,
it h stated, that—" The Ides cutter, Captain
66 WEVIIIAN, is arrived in the Downs, and brings
66 an account of FLUSHING BEING IN
" OWL POSSESSION; our ships began to
66 bombard the town yesterday at twelve o'clock,
" and at eight P. M. the whole was in a blase,
66 the sailors them &Fasted a landing, sod took

it poiBf/a011."
Thu the Rest object of the lapsdition is ac.
cqmplished. The operations of our breve army
and navy were expected to have been detailed in a
Gazette Extraordinary, bet no such publication
had appeared when th,s Paper went to press.
The substance of the Dispatches received by
Government are stated to be, that the troops or.
fectcd a landing on the 30th silt. on the North-east
side of the Island of Watcher's.

Micdlehurgh, the chief tow• of the Island,
after considerable resistance, surrendered, as also
did Rammakcns and Campreer.
At the same time that these °pendent/0 were
taking place in Walcheren, the division under
Gen. Hope took possession of Schoweu and North
and South Beveland--and when Capt. Dome A x
left the fleet, Flu.hing was closely invested--
which, if the intelligence brought by the Ida: be
correct, has since fallen.
In these several operations, our loss is stated, in
killed and wounded, to be less than 400, nor hal
any °Beer of rank been lost... Gen. Disown* is
slightly wounded.
It new remains to be sees what resistance will
be offered by the enemy to our further esitorpriwou
in the Scheldt. The order with which the landing
of the troops was effected is highly extolled ; and
it is said that but for the tempestuous weather, so
unusual at this season of the year, the intelligence
which has now been received, would have arrived
some days ago.

GERM AN PAPERS tithe 28th of July inclusive)
arrived in town this morning.

It is Ittserted in these papers, that to the weak-
ness .f the Emperor FRANCIS is imputable the ha-
sending " Armistice," against which the Arch-
duke CII 4 RLU is represented to have bitterly re-.
m,nstrated. The Archduke Joao', who-had wit.
nessed the efforts of the Tyrolese and coral.
burghers, it is said is particularly chagrined at
the disgraceful termination of the war—and in-
deed it seems, that although the armistice was
announced in the Tyrol and the Voralburght at.
tacks were made by theinsurgeab on the Bavarians,
In open defiance of that communication. The