The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-13 00:00:00

FRENCH JND DUMB' PAPgitS.

Plats, Nov. 6..-The Saxon Ambassador set
et this morning to meet the Meg, his master, who
is expected to arrive at kantaipitiems to-WWSIPert
'Or tlid followlag day.
His Excellency Marshal the Duke of Ragusa,
se i of this day to put himself at the head of his
seeps, which is to occupy Dalmatia sad the lily.
rims Provinces.
The Ministate left town, yesterday, for F0n...1
Webfoot.
Tbs Journal of Gard, contains the following
article fron Nimes, dated Ott. 28th :
" The day biters yesterday, betwen 10 and 11
o'clock at might, there was felt in this place a eon.
eussion, followed by a very loud and sharp re.
port. This was heard twice, with an interval of
about half an hour between each report. The
cause was at lint thought to be an earthquake ;
hot sle the soand proceeded from the coast (for it
wets abreast a dead calm, and the little wind there
wee, eassefroes the S. ur S. W.), and as several
Frosels and English vessels had been seen upon
the conit, between Cette and Aigueesortes, some
persuaa ascribed this phenomenon to this explosion
of • great quantity of gua.powder. This con-
jecture le this day confirmed by intelligence, that
two math which had gone ashore near Ares.
(piens had bees set on fire and blown up at the
time above-mentioned. It is remarkable that the

explosion should have been so distinctly heard at
Nimes, contidcring that it is 10 leagues from the
coast. We are in eaxious expectation of the par.
timilurs of this 'scut."

The 3 per ceuts. with dividend from the 22d of
Septetnbez, are 80 f. 30 c.
The English papers hare published a letter from
Adjutant-Geasral Stewart to the Co►nmandant of
ths29th regluseety In which, by command of Sir
A rther Wellesley, he presents that regiment with a
Mend of French colours, said to hare besat.tsker►.
by It from the French in the battle of Tailavera.

tipon this letter the Moniieur has the following
note :
" Oar troops have no colours ; they have eagles
only. The regiment from a hick the colours were
taken is not named. This part of Lord Welling.
ton's dispatch is false. The pretended spoil made
by the English in the battle of Talavera, is con.
tradicted by the administratinn of the park of ar.
tillery, as far as regards the cannon, and, with
respect to the eagles, by the administrations elite
different corps. This, therefore, is nothing more
than a falsehood isrreete& to vanes, the Errgitstt
people."
Cardinal Fetch COVIIIIIIICS with his Majesty at
Fontainblosa. A Council of Ministers was held
there on the Ist, at which his Majesty presided.
We leers from a Vienna Newspaper, that the
Archduke Charles continues to reside at Teschen,
with his midst, Duke Albert, of Saxeaeschen.
A letter from Strasbnrgli, of the 29th ult. says,
Several squadrons of the 13th and 14th regi.
swats of dragoons have arrived here. They are un
their marsh for the interior of the empire. We
hare not hitherto seen any infantry corps of the
French army in Germany."
General Roy, who organised the different !c-
-ease of the National Guards at Antwerp, has
returned to this capital.

Tha mice meetly concluded has been an.
nonscod in sU the principal cities on the Conti-
nent, Amidst the sound of canton, and every de-
mosstratio• of general rej . At Vienna, M.
nich, Stutgasd, Frankfort, pla, Rome, Flo.
rcnce, Bibs, Madrid, &c. as well es in Paris, H.
laminations We Watts place. A hundred millions
of wen have takes part is this peer.") festivity,
and celebrated Width Dierks of public spproba.
lion.
The &gbh sten regard. it with astonishment
and condonation. They have recourse to calm.
toes against that Power, which they have urged
nearly to the brick of deitractiste ; and the alai'.
terial papers iailsettiodsly propagate the nation
that the hands of Austria are tied up; that the
peace is cdeagmisery, end =sea be of law dues.
lion. It win lest too long foe them. Driven mit-
a Austelv, as they have been driven from Italy,
they nisi apeally ho expelled from Spans, as they
have bend frees Austria. Uow can the insurgents,
divided sues tet themselves, and beaten by a Nadi
part of the Tema army at Talavera, make head
against the whole al one force ?
Irrenis, Orr. SO.—Count Von Mims, Aus.
Man Colllolll3llllott In ntiociating the Treaty of
Peace, having received oMire to communicate it
to the pang, has this day caused it to be pla-
carded, and exposed to sale by the Imperial
Printer, to whose printieg.elice the people kte
going in crowds to procure WON of it.
The grand park of artillery is in motion, and
from 101) to 1110 caboose are sent off daily, which
shows that the reseeded of Vienna will nut
be long delayed. A great surub..r of coaches are
also sent o 4 dallyi with the sick sad wounded,