The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-09-23 00:00:00

OFFICIAL ARTICLE.

ilis Excellency the English Ambassador km
&mud to the Minister al Statel•ad &ferias, go
lowing:—

“ CADIZ -Alts. U.

Oren,--I have the honour to remit to your
Exceilem-y extracts of several letters I have received
from the Conde de Watunwrost, which cootaie
relation of the operatiOns of the Army under ide
Lordoip's command, from the end of July to the
15th instant, including the surrender of the fort of
China, in the Retiro, and the occupation of Madrid
by the Allied Army.
(Sls.ed) " H. WELLINGTON."
[The extracts are the pmt as have already ap-
peared in the English Papers.]
TOLEDO, Aye. 14.
The enemy have today retired precipitately from
this city, to the great joy of the inhabitants.
TRUXILLO, Ace. 21.

It appears that the French who bavg been hi La
Serena, and overrun the villages in that
have retired upon Belaleszar.—(Rcdador Gies.
Aug. It.)

CADIZ, Ave. W.

It is said that the Allied Army has made 1500
prisoners in Toledo, and that the garrivon of Gus-
daloura, consisting of 900 men, has surrendered to
the Eisetctxacto ; on the 20th, in the morning, the
enemy evacuated Seville, first rendering all the artil-
lery useless.
(111ADALAILARA, Aca. le.

This place has surrendered to tee troops of the
EMPIXI/11.00, after a fruitless resistance. The whole
member of prisoners antonat to 775.

Nothing can 'tweed the joy manifested by the in.
habitants, on the entrance of the Spanish troops into
this place. There were continual illuminations,
hanqeettings. and all the proofs of joy whit& a loyal
people can give.
Among diet prisoners, it Is worthy to observe, are
VILLAGARIIIA, ituSAS, Ruiz, and soother, OfSeer,
who have several times deserted the colours of the
country, and who, while they were in the service of
the pretended king, conducted themselves in the
most infamous manner towards their countrymen.

CADIZ, Aso. N.
The accounts which hay, ta-day beets received from
the capital, and which come dawn to the Illth of
Asgest, are of the most pleads' and satirfaetery
nature. They all concur that the greatest order and
propriety of conduct reigns amidst the OICOIS of jsy
with which all hearts abound. The loyal sod faith.
fat. inhabitants have preserved, amid the meet creel
oppression, s patriotism sad integrity which must do
them eternal honour.

They write from Ayamonte, of the date of roster-
day, that on the 25th, in Seville, by order of
Souvr, a number of cannon had been spiked, useaketa
broken, and a mat quantity of balls, grenades, and
gunpowder thrown into the River, which appeared
to give certainty to the report, that the enemy would
immediately march. The Officers of Police have al-
ready gone with a convoy, escorted by the 9th regi-
ment of infantry, and have obliged the inhabitants to
purchase the wheat which they could net carry away.
We are assured that a division of Gal. lines force
has advanced by the Los Pedroches, and it is also
added, that there are allied troops in Cordova. If it
is so DILOWIT pod DAKIREAU =net make good their
retreat.

'"'"411..".

Though no news of greet Importance has arrived
for some days past either from Russia or Spain, yet
the progress of the war in the North, and the defen-
sive preparations in the South, have too important a
claim upon our attention to be wholly neglected.
The awful sespence that awaits the termination
of the campaign in Russia, is only to be ap-
presided by the consequences that may result in
the Peninsula, should Patois,* succeed in coo-

quoting Avaxastrua. No vino measures appear
40 have been adopted Awe lwld iteturtsvroo
Wed Madrid, either by k_1.04 ilMp over Mini-
otais; auditory oseanlitlegbillAlivalles