The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-11 00:00:00

LISBON PAPE R.Y.

Lisisost, Arutt.l6.—All proceeds as we could
wish. After the fall of Badajos, Lord Wellington
lost not a moment in turning to the North and driv.
ing away the French robbers, for in reality they are
no better. The light -3d, 4th, sth, and 7th divisions
have passed Sabugal, Marmont every where retreat-
ing before Lord Wellington. In ten days Badajos
will be in Oulu quo, every thing repaired and well
stored. General kill still remains in advance,
watching Soult, over whose cavalry ours have (is-
two or three *hitting advantages.
Oil the ltith aod'l9th, the French retired in greet
haste in the direction of Salamanca. Letters from
KM his, of the 19th, also announce, that the
Fiy.sets did nut arrive at Cilorico, nor destroy the
inagllzines of proiisions there, as was reported.
Arcot. it are, within sight of this port,
shout ttanspOrts with British troops, besides
the 43d Y:.cot• It Regiment, which disembarked to-day.
. esterday entered the port of this
ity forty-4.4re ll:littlish transports, which a great uum-
ter of horses were landed, to remount the British
Artily, and for the service of the Artillery.

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LONDON:
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itZPORTUI MVO ViCrola.
It *is toefk*Sly relsorted is Plymouth and ,
?ioatb:clOck yesterday (Thursday) meraiog, that Sir
En4tta Pitu.sw has had an engagement with the
Toulon Beet, under Emeatau, and that the British
Admiral was Completely victorious, haviog captured
eight rail of the tine. That the result of a contest
b°t ween the hostile fleets has been in our favour, if
;c hay at all taken place, there can he little doubt.—
hope the information will prove correct.—(West
Briton).

Since our iiit we have received Papers from Paris
to the 6th instant; from Lisbon to the 28th ult.;
?ram Cadiz to the tith ult. ; and from Malta to the
911 ult. We have given extracts from these in another
column ; their contents are not interesting. Govern-
!mit received dispatches last night from Earl WEL-
•G roN, but they are said not to contain any intel-
ligruce of importance.

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The following letter from New York,.dated 17th
or Nlarch, has been received by a respectable Gentle.
man at Liverpool:--
" Letters from Washington of the 14th March,
from very respectable Gentlemen of that city, men.
+ion the confident belief of a new Embargo. It Is a
genc!al topic of conversations and seems to be re.
c6led here, by all parties, with considerable cone.
dm,. Some are of opinion that a declaration of
war will follow, For Government account, all the
salt plovLions of beef and pork haves withiss t►e lust
eight days, been brought up, which certainly looks
like preparation for some great event. Embargo I
think very likely to be laid and continued until the
account of iiENRYIS sale of secrets, is audited and
balanced : but for my own part, I do not apprehend
liar, unless one country or the other should commit
itself by some unhappy and sudden act of violence."

The Gentleman who received the above remarks,
that "it is from a highly respectable Correspondent,
and perhaps mote entitled to credit from the cireum•
stance of coming from a person to whom the news
itielf is highly unpalateable." He likewise ktatesi
that " a Gentleman who saw Mr. HENRY at Paris,
rays, he was about to proceed to Russia, in the army
of which country he has a commission : this was ar-
ranged through Steal; RI ER, French Minister at
Washington."