The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-10 00:00:00

boratiun of this ovation. %hat the Austrians
arc in expectation of being attacked, is very appa.
rent. 'the rapidity with which the Archduke Jolty
has hastened to erott the Dasitthc—ahanduning
Raab to its fate, is of itself sultcicutly indicative
of that fact. The arrival of the Russians is sup.
poled to be too rummy to admit of their co.npe.
Jades—but if NAror.nus attaches c,reat import.
taco to their diversion in the rear of the A ustri in',
he can probably maintain Itiinft.ll in big puaition
without fear of attack until thei: arrival.

A Repurt has aTiCa3y maned tote% of another
Batik ma the !Jambe, disastrous to the Frcih la.
It comes by 'lay of I)urer, &u re no Englasi'
Cent Semen urivcd on Friday night, haring made
has escape from prison in France. From ;tit sich
vague and .unauthenticated rumours, we are cir:.
straincd to refuse our belief.

Yesiar,lay, at too o'clock, a 'Cabinet Council
was held at Burlington House, which did out break
up till five, at which were present-- •
The Lord Claseellur, Earls Liverpo•tl, Camden, Chat.
ham, Bathurst, Ifarrowby, and Westootrtass.l; Lords Mel-
o-use. uud Levi-us bearer; Mr. secretary
amine, and the Cit.oicellor of the liaickquer.

Saturthy, dispitches were rostiveil from Ad.
mire' Sir A RT1111.31. WELLesum,
brought by the Entreprenunte cutter, of tell
gulls, from f,kbon. Al hen theless* itger who
brought the General's dispatches kit the army,
Sir A itTIIVII was within sight of VICrOII'S army,
slid intended to gi►e him battle the followiog
day.
A Telegraphic Dispatch anuounc••d yesterday
the sailing of another squadron firm Brest, of
which there is every prospect of a good and sails.
f.iet,lry account being very shortly rendered.
By the Heligoland Matt arri►ed on S itordan
n ght, accounts have been reeeiset!, that the Krug
orDamertitic bad ordered a body of Danish troop%
tr adranc.e into Wcaphal;a, to act in concert with
the French and Gevi.laii army under kingJEttomr.
The Bulletins issued by several parsons respect..
ing Captain •HA RCI.A v's health are ',wised for with
as mach anxiety, by many, as those of BoN.t.
air., and on the score of ace:until they are en.
titled to much about the same erectile.

It appear); from a Scvitic Gazette of the sth ult.
that the Cortes are to be assembled in Spain, and
that the American Provinces are placed on a foot-
ing of perfect equality, as to the 6,..ernnicut of
the Spanish . Monarchy, with the Provinces in
Europe.
The Rnsmian army under Central BARCLAY DE
Tom.y, in 0.0 Aland Islands, is smelt to amount
to 40,0a0 :urn, meditating a 41esecut in Upland.
The Swedish force on the coust. is nearly equal.
the North, the Utiles continued to divide the
hostile armiett.

A letter from Scilly, dated the 4th instant, says,
" A large fleet is now passing up channel, soi:.
poccd to he from the Wect Wm"
Seven sail of the fleet Gant Gettenburult hire
been captured oil Norway. The rest arc arrived
off the More.

The ontw3r.l-bound L'af.t India fleet, consisting
of eight ships, s:iiied from Portsmouth un
iin,kr convoy of La Loire frigate and Camel
sloop of war.
Captain Dicesow is appointed to the Ineon.
.4atzl ; Captain J. A. Gomm?: to the ictire ;
Captain GAITII, pru Impure, to the in/per/ease,
vice Lord CocittosNe; Captain DICKEYS, to the

Zcidwr.
The Ayreshira Militia moved from Eat Bour:o3
barracks on Wednesday last to Gletchington: and
on the same day, the 2tl Surrey removed into
East Bourne barracks from Pereesstey.
On Monday the South Hants Militia marched
from Exeter, for Berry Ili ad.
The 77th regiment have marched from Winches-
ter hamicks, un their route to ernlJarli for Portl...
mouth. A party of the Nut•thatialown Militia have
taken the garrissot duty.
On Thursday a l,ourt-martial was held at
Southampton un two privates of the Volunteer
Corps, fur mutiny. One was pardoned, on mak-
ing a proper apology ; the other WO loused guilty,
and the sentence is laid Wore the Commander.iss-
Chief.

Friday afternoon, at Fairlop fir, Messrs.
gattnderb's theatre being very much crowded •with
apectaturs, by some accident broke down, by
which several persons were much hurt. but no
lives were lost.
The following is an Extract of a Letter fro*
Curunna, :laird June •
" fils the . :4 list. wr were freed (ram the French troops.
after ends:in; the sake for Ave mianhs. To detail minutely
what has hap; turd would be to All a volume. I (.allicia for it
considerable ti. a Inuiribe considered in ► stale of ruin. The
French have ad utedieseir usual polo of devastatiod, aria
have elclted sus newt' rr ettment mon& the inhabit-
;iali, that all au. re.uly to fly toSnrti; and it wevo., Wets
cu he pro:steed, a rowerful.ftwee would he collected.
" The Freed tdrered Asturias, w herr, b) the joint efforts
of iatrigue aid iii 'wiry force, NES' within a fro boor*
of taking prise. ••r the blarquis de la 11.0,147 A ; oho,, thtw
premed, cott.ar:-'•d at (hinny We afterwards 5... i-landed at
Ribadeo. From thonee t.e Martinis proceeded to Mond°.
nedo, Logo, and Ormise, It heir he arrived oa the Ifith low.
From this cit', he ails inee.d with his farces to Valdeoreas
In search of the reznaliN of the army of Sort.T. The army
fort St. ['aye marched to Santiago, which k elites-4d od
the tid of May, drfeattog the Fretrh division of SOW one*
stationed thei e.
N.GT came hack from Astarbe fall of iddivettion, stol
declared, that he w. old Mint Vigo, and for 11. is purpose
collected his ninth. army, coosistitx of about eight thoemita
men. Our Purees nn hi, approaeh, withdrew from Santiago,
and n great portion of the p•iitulace with them. andstatimmect.
themselves on the bridge of ht. Patvu, said thither they were
I soon folloned by the French. Three times the enemy nt-
tempted to arts the bridge, and as often they fell victims.
to the steadities- of these Patriots. Ncs was obliged it.
desist from his eaterptice, gilding over is, &dance.. as it
usual sties the Frecelt, t.v attrWsating liki di-appoitdo es:
to the accident of soviv not holing Jaiateel hi. ,
these beo'oths:ll attempt , the French, supposing that throe
united forces would not 'find suticiedt sitliwsksoce ut C.:Alija,
took the rood of Castile, to the iikrn6er, I think, of a:rut
eight or ten thosontel risco. NEV was zseti.topanied by 51a-
Z ARUN V. and all the Spanish partisan who had accepted
nivel employments under him, and also by the greater put of
the Fiencb estithlished here. They net dot fowled pith the
(mitt. of their theft and plunder, which It is doubtful If they
ena keep, as we have r-asan to believe that the arms, 4t G-
us:SA. comis.ing of IN sir t:,oou men tubes It lad
sn
throw. has token the direction of Siouthria nod Nuitik;.
The Creccii have taken with them a grow massy wound V. in
the country rarts Is Ito, from the etre-sive heat, I son. ltde
at ail perish on the road. The enemy boi.stod, when lei left
to that he should return to As weeks with a posterful
eider the command of this ?•.)4Pißttr. its period."