The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-22 00:00:00

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741 E STATESMAN.

PROPOSITI TUNAZ•

LONDON:
AIEDYtsu.►V, Noviussit 22•

We are still without any confirmation of the
reported battle in the Mediterranean—but letters
are daily received, announcing the expectation of
such an event having taken place.

A 'tarok? is io circulation of the Junta having
consigned the fortress of Ceuta to our protection ;
but this fact required confirmation.
The extremity of the Mediterranean is bounded
on the side of Africa, by the piitat of Arming,

which corresponds with Europa point on the op.
posite side. On the Promontory of dlasime,
'stands Mount Abair) a rival, although inferior to
Calpe (Gibraltar). The town and feehm....l
Ceuta, so celebrated by the Arabian parcis-a:

tinted at the base. Crut4 is fortified on all sides,
and weight be rendaed impregnable on the land
side. The port is bad, but by the possession of
Ceuta and Gibraltar, the Straits would be com-
manded.

Tns reports of NArocson's insanity, his
personal debility, his indisposition, and his
snaps ivy, are at length contradicted by the
very papers in which tlic.se absurd rumours
were originated. To conceal thr real situatiu:i
of the French Estrrmon, surrounded as he
is daily by a multitude of witnesses, were
impossible. His retorts to Paris is iternifistly de-
layed fiir some cogent reason, which the qlid-
ssancr being unable to penetrate, the nt.si, has
been pronounced mad. It is possible that the en-
suing Christmas may be passed, rs isii; the last, at
Madrid. There can now be no diversion in
any part of Europe longer to suspend the catas-
truistic of the lingering Tragedy which has
been su long performing in the Peninsula. The
remains of our brave army will, probably, linger
to the last moment, and then return, as they hive
before returned, in diminished force, without
baring effected any beneficial purpose. The re-
port of the intended lib ration of FcantmAso
the Seventh, is revived with increased ennftdence.
—This step is said to have fur its object
the preservation of Spanish America, user which
that Prince will be permitted to reign. This
will, however, require nut only the persiiiisiun of

NArot.p,s, but the concurrence of England
Lie it co only lip by accident that Fsupts4np
can reach America, in opposition to the
the British Government.