The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-07-25 00:00:00

111111110 Ma. Mace lie sas unable to repel the French,
Lao Wafture their possessions from incursicnis, it
'olollllelallllll7 10 submit to the new order of things.
We are assured that the garrison is equally dissa..
tisfsed. fu short, the Junta and Warms are ge.
serail, detested."
Des:save, JULY T.—According to the last aa-
eic.:s from Vienna, tlw victory obtained on the Sd
ult. by the Russians over the Turk*, has been
productive of results extremely advantageous to.
the 'leo'',
%list rib capitulated on the 11th, and the Grand
ifexicr proposed a suspension of hostilities. Count
imentiki .demasided that. preliminaries should be
signed forthwith. The Turkish army is falling
Lack, through the mountains, upon Adrianople.—
Barna has proposed terms of capitulation..
'fhese accounts, transmitted to Vienna in an OS.
cial dispatch, dated the 12th ult. are confirtnrd by
Ouse receised direct from St. Petersburgh, by the
ftnasian Legation here.
HANovea, JULY 7.--The King of Holland ar.
vived here yesterday. His Majesty continued his
juuriicy, without stopping, fur Cassell where he
goes to join his brother.

SP;-

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INTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENCE.

" Drcrrc. Ma), 27, ISILL
lotionsieur le Mareebnl Duke (If Dalmatio.

64 The Emperor directs me to acquaint you,
Marshal, that, Lerida and Ostalrich being taken,
and Meqiiiii,tita tieing also doubtless by this time•
in our possession, he has ordered General Singlet
to march open Tonna, and to Marshal the Duke'
of rarento to take Tarragona.
" After the taking of.these two places, General
Suchgt may with a corps of 30,000 men and the
necciary battering train, march against Valencia,
and possess himself of that city ; for this is the
first operation that would then byname necessary,
a: it has hitherto caused us an 'unavoidable last
of men.

44 Majesty charges me likewise. to inform
yon, that as the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo may oc-
casion a battle, General Regaier, With the 2d
corps, is to march upon Abrautes, where he will
be under the orders of the Prince of Essliag, with
a view of inaticeuvring upon the right uf the
Trees,
44 The. mperor is of opinion, that the lit,
4th, and sth corps, and the division of Dentine',
are ewe than sufficient in the south ; and, that the
hth corps is to engage the attention of the Portu.
guise on the side of Badajos.
'6 r am also at the seine time to inform yogi
Monsieur le Doc, that the Emperor is very much
elsrprised at the peopleisi ill the towns uf Spain
taking up arms; and cannot comprehend how ybor,
'experience could liavce forgotten the danger arising
from leaving arms in the hands of people Who
make ao bad a use of than. His Majesty doei not
*Wore of this policy, and he is likewise greatly
surprised, that no contributions arc raised in ti►r•
country occupied by the army, in order to subsist
sod pay it,
" Continue, M. Ic Mareschal, to advise the
Prince of Essliog concerning the movenieuts made
by the 211 Corps.

The Priticv of VITAGRAat and NEUFCHATEL."
• 'o May 28,1810.
• es
• TO ING JOSEPH.
gC Sitts-4 have received the Einperor's orders
to writs tip 'nor. Majesty on the subject of the ar,
wsament of Ow Spaniards, which be observed
with regret. His Majesty considers this immense
armament as likely to increase the resistance they
make, and cause the loss of the French" soldiers ;
isad conceives it a wrong and imprudent system tq
t ersi6t in moderation after haring been repeatedly
deceived by'theta.
f' Fishl.Marshal the Prince or Essling has or.
dors to press the siege of :Ciudad Rodrigo, which►
may brinion an engagement : and as the Emperor
does nut conceive that the English are to he feared,
ft is his Maje Sty's desire, that you should place
General atlillor with the 21 corps d'armee under
the orders of the Prince of Essling, 'to manceurre
open Aluantaraatid'the right of the Tagus. ,
64 His Majesty is of opinion, that the lit, 4th,
And Sth corps; ant} the 'tlitision of Dessolles are'.
root than' sufficient fur Andalusia ; and that, by
akaaos oti this disposition, the Prince of Essliag
will be the better able to prevent the ranting of the
siege of Ciudad- Rodrigo, to gain possession of ,
that hallos, and csecube his Mejust7's !Hier in..'
!cations.. •
'" Your Majesty is informed of. the taking of
Ifor!d.i. As the Emperor issues his orders inime.
thately to General Suchet, he desires that your
Majesty will not give any orders to the army of
.Arragon, that it may not act with unceri.tinty
o
and cntradiction. The Eloptior likewise worn.'
nsendi that all the opesations may bp prudently-1
combined, in order at once to btiog the cause to a
conclusion. (iigned)
Tag Priam et WA kNisioIIIGEUFCFIATEL"

• Havre, May 28, 1810.
441'n THE XGE off E*11.1,114."
Ste,—lt appears from the statement of the
force of the English• army, as taken from the.
Englio Newspapers, that it toners' of 2310001
men, E4olish and Qermans, and 22,000 Nutt.
guese. The Einperor orders me to acquaint yea, ,
therefore,' that
,you must bar.! more troops than
are stifficiept to beat the,English army, in case they
,old endeavoor to• raise the: siege of Cisdad
Rodrigo. it is hti Majesty's desire that yee should
proceed with the 6th and..Bth corps, leaving 2000
dragoons of the Bth with.“enerol Kellernsani,an'd
likewi,e a *corps of, about 10,0P0 men, infeetry,
o.y.ilry, and artillery, sufficient to keep open the
O nuounication.; and you, Prince, with the 6th
g rps ondithe rest the Bth, forming together
spauitt ftoll,o men, must take possessive of Ciudad
Rodrigo, anti iteftiat the English if they advance.
•" I have jult tytil Mir to the King of &poi*, an 4
• Field Mkr;hat the Puke of Daliaatill, to place
General Regniee udder youvAitien, with the se-
• Cattd Sarped'ar4ofti vhich hu coatmautled. • • •
46 j 11144 dr, etched order; to.Generti.Regnier
to qpproark 4lcantara with his Mope, is iirder to
goviqouvre trith Jou mi the sight•of. 110 ragas. .
(Signed) • •
44 TY POMO Of WAURAX.ae4IBI7 rvulfirEf.L"

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