The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-31 00:00:00

neva, eeturding to a statement that was ad.fressed to his fila:
jelly. *copy of Which a sloisered. At the rams It delimit,
from theacenuoM; the impinsibility of 040)414 more id the
military cited than two minims, and the tweitisary couclosion
was, that the Treasury of France Mould easorniute five di tie
lirtl'-nhy wet of load tcrtipainc'to brinier her
I asst do NI: De&tie the justice to sty, that in ha letters
ipedits with tile greaten candour, Red w Oink the itigiNrst
Crisham:ion that taere wits nay indisposition 'on saw part to fa-
:etiltate the aid respired for the military chest:
" Will your Majesty believe that some pelitirions of Paris
have presumed tri ray, that a new kevikninatu Sisaitt Will fire-
paring, mom injurious to the French interest, and that the Spa-
nia'rds eisift4 to 3 dui. Majesty would die in a /petrel insiarree-lion against them. Your Majesty will see the absurdity of
this eonfecture; nod how prejudii.lal It would tie lf.it Ware io
gala Credit:
" I that web an hit 40kill ha'. no Irekht with any
perison uNiidgment, and that it will Immediately fan to the
grolltpth 4011114 total *llOt Or every appearainf
•! Two separate times havb sppken to thc Mire of Neuf-
eluttel eti the jai cninjslaigt if your Majesty
'Ney. On the first ()ceasing Ile told •me that the Emperor had
merdelliered 16 hit° the lettl•r Of yinir Alajesty; !lad hesijeifiod
that lie could nal ripprr;ve th 6 conduct of the illitostial. Oil the
s!cOutt he aosiseird, dui he could oaf la all idierfere lu the
business..
" It had been supposed here far some JO that the meant
Commotion, in flatland world bring about the union Oethat
enentiy to the French 'eintilre t but the present opialoo w that
thing will not go in,the eitremity.
•
" I have learned with latisfactinsl that the Qeero, my allF-
[tett, has received mu .h beeent from the wants of Plouthiere,
My ladies, the
.Priaressee, enjoy excellent health. t hale
heard that the Queed oI kiollaed is alarologly ill at Ploin-
bi..res. l remain as_eiZr; with the most profound reverence,
Senor, your Majesty's aunt humble, obediect,.and faillifel sub-
-144 2, 4 The Dale of SANTA FE.
Purl 4 June /0, 1810:'

1d THE MiNISTER OF WAR.
" Eicrtutrit din—With ilie letters of the ISth
April, and the 15th 114 last, that you have been pleased to
forward we, I recilied copies of Statements made by flie In-
tendant of the province of liiilatnaea; the Wing the difficulty,
and eveu the impinaibility,sif misfit the extraordinary costa-
batious required by the Marshal Duke of Eichloge°, is order
that I might take as opportunity of explaining pie Subject: I
luie availed myself of these documents, as tinder the present
date 1 infarcts his Majesty, through the medidin a the Minister
fur Foreign Affairs, and I will interpose further In the stouter
as occasion shall require;
•" God preset ye you; lee. •
" Par 6, June 20,18101" " The DUKE Of SANTA FE.
" To his.Elcellency the Minister of War."

TO GONZALO O'FARREL.

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Paris, Jena to, 18th. •
sty istrEmEn UOSltrAllttok •DD I''aluD-46 Who
knows where this letter4ltl Ind yin? Here they tell ds ynal
are going to Valencia with troops t and wherefore with
troops? • For tett days I have no accounts from Spain, but
not because there are no French expresses, Or no posts. lam
Obliged to bastard conjectures in this slturstion, like the will-
titian' Of Cobletttz and Cracow.
" As they bay* began to speak *fib nut, t hive wrlttnis
long account to the Kiag, which I atipiiose will be shown to
you and the other colleagues, to which, therefert; I shall re-
fer yes, and du you provide ate with maierials. Ee perinaded
that I shah not neglect the best opcortuulky of applying them.
" The hileinor of Wa6 the Duke of Pulite. hod been en-
gaged for some cht3s is the busiuees, the *trillionl to be given
to-morrow in his tone, to their Impede: liajesiies. IVheit
he is disengaged (rim this busk, I will aged* attack him re-
ipecting the reginseut o Joseph Napoleon, and on Itte (Ohms-
hots of battalions in the depot of prisoners; but I feat I shell
Dot succeed, on account of the strolig preiddicts that Synall
agaliht the Spanith corps.
r. •
" Receive, my dear friend, tie adhetiriogtle eitpressloa s of
Maria Peppa, we Leith join to the in to Oar tattlai beat,
A. 111116 and believe me &Mays to be;
hour's,
To JOSEPII Eb.X.tPARTE.
" bei kppeared proper to me to tend to
your Majeity, open, the letters which I have. Addressed
by a Cabrart courier to the Minister of loreigdAfair., for
the infOrMallon of your Majesty, pan} togiving your sanction
to the matters contained In them. At length I hate been optiken
to. The ill-humour which hni prevailed agoinai us here gra-
deafly disniniaites. There *al no acriathoy in the last din.
cussion. In My jedniemit the letters which Your Majesty-
wrote to the Emperor and Empress as she maim of their,
marriage have had a good effect. Napoleon bah ant yet spriken
to me on sithjects of hasiftess t bet whet! !Weide/ at the leviis
he saluted me graciously. The Spanish Ministry at this Court .
are considered Antigullicaos. The late Count de Calennell
was most hated. On this &abject I hLtre spoken with some of
the Ministcri, and 1 believe with advantage. Althoogh
certainly wished that the provinces on this side the Ebro should,
be united to France, arch every thing is preparing foi it, yet,
according to the opinion of *ode, It is sot a aratte't resolved,
upon, and toe:. depend upon fttture evert% I Delitit, Sire,
that there is nothing, at present, that the Emperor dishes so
auxioasly as that we redid not oblige him to send Money to
Spain. The state of his Escheeuer requires that he shodld *-
duce his espences. •
" With respect to the resodrces of Spain by levies in the
provinces; and the confiscation of English efectr, I represented
to the Count de C'easac *hut I had before tallith the Duke of
Cadnre, and confining myself to what was nonsidered by the
Aistesadnet Demnie, I told Mm that the King had dune his ut-
most, when he east:pied the runovot of two milli my moonily,
considering the difficulty Of advancing that star, besides others t
(or the mnintenaote of the troops, for. the Weldor's, for the
conveyance of the arm), and I added, 'that OM wilituaadiog the
geed will of the King and his Ministers, it was not *Nibs
their power to supply more. The Count made e.n.swer to these
obeetvationts; ciat although he bad she him these papers, the
Emperor Mid resolved not to send snore money to the military
'chest than two thlllitins monthly. and that u etirresposeing et-
Ear was given to the deparmares of war, silks More could not
torah se, eta l'impossl6l4lintimine ts'est. to (nobody h bond
to do what is impossible).
Ile.instared me that these particular words were those
need by his 4inpetial Majesty. Nit hat could .1 say is replyl
Opt/ this, that 1 would acquaint the Kies with what had
pier* although pcor.itedell that it could hate no pnicticat of
feet, because I knew the steficieery of his Illajesty from want
'of resources, and because I had often !hewn
.to his Imperial
Majfsty the inspracticaibility of coetriblitlag the seats he cx-'
peeled of es.
" Your Excelleney will he pleased to sebtolt Ifttse mitten.
to the consideration of his majesty; and to tell Min hls in
of these letters M. beatile said. that if four millions of reds?
monthly should be supplied instead of two, they might p
alratelag. Aud the Count de Cemaz hoisted keveral times, is
my protract, that at least live or. us Millittnositnuld be 06-ini-
ed, in ordir not only to discharge current exessees, bit the I
arrears. I well hoe* lth'Majesty's good dispositimith Mower
thesetepielatioess mod I doubt only hi mann toad'!,
" tied preoerve you, lise.
st ?gels, July te, ate. • "The I.)LJKX of BANTA+
"'Tobin Exweeney the allover for Foreign Aeolis." •
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