The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-11-15 00:00:00

MADRID G4ZE,I7ES.

iIVTAITION's Of TON ALLIED ARMIN' IN TUE
NOR rit OF 'Wit YENINSUIA. ON e&r. sa.
MADRID, OICT. s7.—The (earth Spanish Army °e-
clipsed the left • the English army, by the side of
run, assitilisintel itself in the positions which the
enemy occupied previously to the action of the 7th,
and extends its advanced posts to the country bousea
of Ornate.
The English divisions, which attacked by Vera,
form the centre, and likewise occupy the positions
from which they dislodged the enemy, extending
themselves into France, and joining the left.
The Andalusian army of reserve is situated in
Pena de Larutn, and in some of the tents in which
the French were, on the other side of the Pyrenees,
from the front of Echaler to the tows of Sara, in
which there is a great part of the right at the English
army, which has become that of all the troops, and
ewers the avenue from Roncesvalles. • The enemy
is in front of the said places, with his centre between
6. Juan de Pie and S. Just) de Lee.
The French Geneal Paris arrived a few days ago
in front of Ronceswalles, with a division of 4000
seep, and some national guards. Notwithstanding
our army at present suffers some privatiosss in parti-
cular articles, an extraordinary enthusiasm and the
greatest confidence in Lord Wellington is observed.
They' svelte from the line, that We town is far.
advanced, and that it rains copiously. The most
beautiful description is given of the English and
Portagaese tents, the troops of which nations what I
moth*. It appears that both have magazines for a
year. This foresight ought to serve as au examplei
to induce us to promptly and generously assist the
intentions of Government, who, without our aid, !
cannot repair the immense losses which the different
national armies hare suffered in the late months, nor
ameliorate their fate, so worthy of our regard.
Vice, Oc-r. 12.—They write from Pnicerda, that
the enemy is fortifying the line on the frontier. In
this principality he has constructed a battery in St.!
Alone, which is the Hu* of communication from'
trance to Barcelona.
Orrosca 15.—0 n the 13th, at night, arrived in
this city General Capons, accompanied by General
Baron de Eroles, preceded by the battalion of the
guard which had the preceding day left this place
for Nlatireza, where his Excellency was. This and
the seeing suddenly covered the approaches of this
city by the troops of the first army, has given rise
to various conjectures. .'4erse time ago the enemy
reported in slot end Barcelona, that he would in-
vade us; but perhaps he will not escape unpunished.

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Whatever is the furthest frtun as is apt to effect us
the least, though of the greatest consequence. The
Gazettg of Saturday night contains matter sufficient
to give exquisite pain to every human heart. We
allude to the intelligence communicated through the
Colerill Department of the Government, as re!.
ceived from America, in Sir G. fearesz's Dis-
patches, We have eren from the first menace of an
American war deprecated it, and obtested Ministers
to avoid It. We also dreaded the consequence of
Adopting those cruel instruments, the savages, for
carrying it on, as well as shocking in its nature)
tinder the more modern and civilised warfare ; we
deemed it impolitic, not doubting that the sad sys-
tem would, hi the long run, be retorted on ps.—
Alas ! Why are the Ministers of Goat Bri-
tain the persons alone who contract their views
to the transitory scene before them !---rThey,
lowa .than any other rust of men) sire sniprisf
ei at *Pit are fear is fast epirpeefilug: It -
hi vain that thiy deplore' 44 the attempts of
th e..erny to crate distrait and disaffection
amongst oar Indian Allies et' 1E: that they remind
inure fecling Allies of. their pour' tied previous
determination 46 of at!hering to the catise of
their Great father in England:J. Creatures who'
are paid according to the scalps they bring from
the field of battle, are not likely to be very!
fait ful to engertments. 46 Ties -I',striusvc," &e.
is the spirit, if not the motto, of beings of that cast.
They should have atistaitied from a war they were
unable toprpsecute by the usual weapoes. It is but
a (qv da)s ago that from refection, joined to actual
information, we anticipated such Gazette intelligence.
We observed that the AmNicatis would tamper with
the Indian triheat telling them that they ought to con-
hider the Visited States to their permanent, not tem-
p-tar) eeighb.)urs, and that frees them they might,
two future friendship or perpetual annoyance.-r-
-we are glad to find, however, from authority, that
Sir Jaatca Ygn maintains his esereadency in take
Catnip, gn4 that the reports of Commodore Cgatowt
cLr chalk hip little squsdrop into York lisrhenr,
are pot Ogg. We hese olwaya looked epos) balsa tog
In • • brave an officer gs any in the ,*iiish Wriest'
Om!! (ft, taiply less experienced, beintgayiefrifelq.
• It tarns out that the ikirierjcarOlikl Wow'
and that by the press of sail thgAftrried to
etion, they lost tree
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