The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-29 00:00:00

STATESMiAN.

LUNbri/V:
WLDNTSDAT,-AUGUsT 29, 1810.
:Tins morning arrived a Mail from Cadiz, by
which we have received Spanish Papers and Letters.
In another column, we have given the principal
part of their contents. They boast, besi.le, in if.
most every passage,.. of. the, su,cscsa of the Spaniard%
against the enemy, the detiiis.concerniug which are
very long. We should be glad to give credit tto
these, but they are accompanied by a falsehood
Wistokeerteinly tends to discredit them—these Pa
peisaild Letters state, that AlAsseNA. hat ',made no
movement forward since the reduction of dada&
Rodrigo. Unfortunately, we know how far from
truth that is ; hut it serves to shew the spirit is
which these Spanish people writes
Iv is with Mingled plies and satisfaction we give
the extracts from the American Papers, 'which will
be found in 'TAIL STATEsitAN of this &if. It it
painful to see how our Ministers have throws from
them, with a wanton and ignorant hand, the good.
will and services of America ; but it is-also some
compensation, that we can now completely, through
the medium of Mr. GALLATIN'S note, show that
with these ignorant and presuming Ministers lies all
the blame of our situation with America, which
was for a long time injurious to us, isodis at tiffs
very moment extremely critical: Mrs MittLiTtit
puts our Ministers wholly in the wrong, Which we
hope to have opportunity to prove to.morrow. It
is an important subject, and cannot be passed by;
but the great press of matter excludes our cosnatrats
respecting it for the present,
. Ws have received further American Papers this
morning. The following auiele is by aternewils en'
importipnt •
New York Gareite.,--glttact from aLetter leek
the Honourable PAOI,II4III4LTOIis. Of Waalingt""l
to a Gentleman iii.Savanneh.— " 61 Orgiaryllitne tiv
1810. It may be a eatiifootion Ile you, sod ether
good men of your rity,
.to be Informed that Cern.
modore DECATUN is itOwandir WA:lg orders, vvillt
a squadron of siiii,so4ipikorar, nolo on goads
southerly, whick)oll,44ll hope tp rid our coifs
of,t he p ri.vateers,,wlthom infestin4 them tot
usews.afoie.s4ittieistl.th;temp, „ • • . r
Iv, • . ./ oft
t",rtlrk"rifititrirri), itipt. Sr A ekOnetie, is arrived
ilklettafftelhirediz Which state; that Adni.
' girksomiaiad Induced-the Regency to C'
*Ai ta•titoffitglisthl of the LirgecSpanish- ships frost
the -Spaniel. coast. C pkain CO! oar. e pfalel,
dolly 11 saw tire, 4 guns each, sc,
Anrsail for 1/11041Asi Itio'af the first rate were
tb set sail for thereaceey Islands., on their way la
aftica.44.lll 41:414:41rfui r a Cruz. Tke
of 54 Ittlifi,‘ Eleylaild with 150
.. • • • ei
VrelreN IpTilonrre, and 141schi.. Elmo) was also to
come to tnifted. 'Clier;leisan but two Spanish
frtgarer fin n Itoaa: 'The reirosui of do
ten sail of • She. Hue would not, it is said, have
been..rendered necessary, if the sentiments which
aelmate the Mass uf• the people of Spain was
tali by the upper ranks, ..and by those who
t 1 IVc It most in their power to bn trtacherous.--
On this subject we have only to observe, that this
measure of- precaution does not very well avoid
with the confidence its the success of the Spaniards,
or even with the reiterated assurances of the perirct
safety of Cadiz, which fill all thu accounts hu"...!

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