The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-09-08 00:00:00

GE RMAN PAPERS.

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View Ace. 10.—General Bating yesterday
complimented the Emperor Napoleon in the name
of our Monarch, and was very graciously received.
The Minister of State, Count Champagny, is
gone to Altenburg, to the negociations, and peace
is now, with reason, expected.

The city of Vienna, by order of the Emperor
Napoleon, must furnish 400 draught-horses, 100
cuirusier-hoiscs, and 300 horses for the light
cavalry.
BANKS Of THE INN, Arc. 17.—The Marshal
Duke of Dantzic had advanced with the first di.
wittiesn of the Bavarian army to Sterzing, to sup-
port the corps of General Rouycr, who had met
with opposition from the insurgents of the Puster-
thal, in the passes of the mountains between Ster-
zing and Brinell. But as, in the mean time, a de.
tachment of the 3d Lavarlan division, on its
march by Landeck, along the banks of the Inn,
had met with insurmountable obstacles, great
masses of stone having been rolled down into the
Tallies, and the narrow roads thereby rendered im-
passable, while the mountaineers, at the call of
their Chiefs, attacked them on every side, the
Marshal marched with his two divisiuns over the
Brenner, and arrived on the 11th, in the after-
noon, at Inspruck, where the whole army took
a concentrated position. The rebels from the Pas-
terthal and Victohgau continued te approach that
capital, and partly by their criminal example,
partly by threats and violence, induced the inha-
bitants of the neighbouring mountains to join
them he their insurrection, by which the army be.
came completely surrouuded by enemies, and had
its communication with the neighbouring country
entirely cut off.
A "Tweet., Aug. 29.—Though the town of
Flushing has surrendered, we are here perfectly
easy. We have troops in superabandance, and
in a few days we expect 15,000 men.
Two camps have been formed between Antwerp
anal Fort Lill°. The number of troops in this vi.
deity will be increased to 50,000 men.
The English have made two fruitless attempts
on the Island of Cadsand.
When the English sailed up the Scheldt they
threw bombs at the forts on both banks. Unfor-
tunately a bomb fell on the powder magazine in
Ter Neuse, whicliblew up with 50 men.
The day before yesterday the English appeared
before Ostend, but they soon sailed away.
As the English may have some design on the
fleet In the a number of troops have been
ordered to the Helder, &c.—(llamburgh Corres-
pondcnlen, Aug. 28.)

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Letters from Bats, dated the Ist. instant, state
the opinion, that endeavours would be used to
obstruct the nasigatiou of the Achel.lt, and that
three Buitish litie.of-baille ships, of which the
Princess of Orange an:l leNden were two, had
been approvriated to this sert ice.
A Paper of last :tight states, that seventeen
thousand of Co/g4ilt:llos iucke:s are just ordettil
to be sent off, without a moment's delay, to be
put on board the ships dill comileSS theses Ex-
pedition I—What 1 out fund yet

NAVAL INTELLIGENGS.

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ricirrß, SF:PT . 7.—A vessel, Ike Nancy; Hayward, came
in last night from Modish, to It hich place she soinctitna
since carried a number at trench prisnnera, who were ill.
Ttlittnt. steal of st died on their c3;S:10. A
Cuptlski Wallace, it Ito was taken priioner about four y'enrs
ago. si Oh sisr women and a lioy,. vitae paftengers. The
neral rrporl ot MOrlai is; a that Peace has been corieltdisi
Ibetween Anitria and Frnare, but this %tam; e4draiiiii,,r4

One hu►dred of th., sick. of the 93th regintri.t. came in
from 1)eal last evening, from IltuMoi. A tnuarat came in
from thence to-day fur water.

PLY mourn, SPPT. G.—Arrived a !feet from Wales, an-
der convoy of the Morristno tender.
From 300 to 400 sail of vessel. payseil up Chnnbelyesterday
from the westward: one iif the fleet; ma, from Lisbon, under
convoy of the Counts. Three orgfonrof the transports which
cattle Tome with this fleet are pat kit this pin, said to have
sick and woeaded men on hoard. The beet from the Brazils
is also slated to hose pasted op yester.lay.
'Arrived four Frew:, chaste iharees, Captured is Quiberdn
Ha. by the Medusa frigate. .
Sailed the Roman ship St: Peter, far London.
A Fr...meh lugger pricatebr, of tau carriage rims and 40
men, was observed frons the hills to board a brig, about a
mile from the Edd3stoue light-house, on 31ondav last, in ton-
siquence of which the Engle Excise cutter, of this port, Ist-
los i:ilurty put to sea and fell in with the lingo% bleb the pri-
vateer examioed, bat finding her to be a Pappenburgher, with
cohered posers. was sidkrtd to proceed on her soy age. The
F.Pfle was not fortunate enoullt to yet A sight of the Inner.
The Rhiu frigate, Captain Malcolm, Is us w getting under
Railed the Swallow brig to the westward.
Came diva! out of harbour his ifkledy's bri-g Adrian.
The lug,ler Privateer which boarded the Paipenburyrb
brig on Moaday, had an Action that morning With a letter of
mar qua; and was 060,:ed to sheer or.

Fi LsIOVIV, SFET. s.—Arrived the Princess Chtrln•te
packet, Kerr, with malls from Ushoit, VI days patmgc.—
An Officer with dispatches from Lord Wellington came over
io her, mad is gone of for London in a chaise and four horses.
All that can be collected of information respecting oar army,
state the bead-qtmrters to bate been at Deleitolia ea the I th
ult. where h was suppOsed it would remain fur reinforce-
ment.; a Regiment of Cavalry from Ireland, which arrived
in the Tagns two days before the packet left it, was immedi-
ately &embarked surd marched off to the army. On the gd
inst. its the Ray •of Ilirray, she packet *II in with a Poiti.l
frigate in chace of a Frenen lii‘ger privateer, which the &t-
-ree captured while sight of t packet.
Sailed his Majesty's store-ship Tortoise, awl romps, 22
gem, witten dent of light transports tor the Kastward i the
Marlborough picket,. Bull, with mails far Lisboa.
YeAerilay sailed the hspress packet, vidlock, with mails
for Cadiz i Ely, Otway, for Lisbon* Boxer, Crew, and
Mothers. . Teti.ek, fur Oporto; loAbetta. }laymen, and
Hendra. Hocking', fur Ginialtar ; and Jades, Sinclair, M
Tenerife'.

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COIN-F.lCnAMOE—gcrrcitaza 8.

This day the Mitrket is thinly supplied with
Wheat, but .haviag a demand, miles are aga n
effected at a small increase in price. Barley is
clearer. Malt like*isp, and a rising article.
Peas and Beans, of the two kinds, fully maintain
last prices. There are tolerable remaining sup..
plies of Oats, but very few done samples; and this
article is quoted rather higher. Flour remains at
late prices—Fine Ame►ican also.
CURRENT P: k :E OF GR AIL

wheal, -- - - 76, 44 ltrk, . Ica Beans, -- - - 47.. 62_4.
Fine dim) - -- -115 n. 1091. Oats,
Rye, - - - 3711. 3914
BaCey, - --- to 41..
t 76, 81.. Rape *tied - - - 4:50 136.
ifa.itliem( Baden) - 641.905. Fine Flour - - - - ses. 85,,
Grey Peas, 46.. 524. seconds
Hems 564. 624
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SNitTilELu--irre. R.
Tit viak the 01W, per since of slh.
Reer....6. 61. 14/ 511. dd. i Head of Cattle this day:
Mottos —5.. W. t 4 b. 64. I Reavt-
VPal ....tis. W. to is. 01. Sheep and Laottys 604,1
Pork ....6*. lid. to Ts. W. Calve,
Lamb... As. U. to 6v. 4d. Pigs

HAY-MARKET.
hay. 3l. bd. Od. to 61. 64. t‘ t.
Straw Od. to "1. ud.
Clover
St UTft A I.L.
8end11.....150 iherp .3140 I Pip ....10e.

The following letter will serve to give some idea
of the prevailing Benda:lent In the army of the way
in which things have been conducted) and of the
difficulties of its actual situation

"Mr D 61.11 nitwit), Trevino. Aug. if.
" Long ere Via Sir A. Wituttiltev's dispatch will Neve
acquaiuted you with the par icalar? of the br tile of Talavera.
and the desperate two days ighting (indecd it might bevelled
three days. as the French began on the evening of the oath
ult.). Otir loss has been great, and Foch as the Eaglish Ita-
lian has not been used to heard'; however, it is to be hoped,
from the nunlike* of straggler. that have joined the arms,
that it 'tail not exceed 4,(NU in killed, wounded; and missing.
The enemy found us tough stuff, and retired about throe
learn: their lust has not Moen ascertained.
4 No sooner had this ba•inets ben * 'wheal, than we found
there was a French army in our rear at PLieeotia. Marshal
Son Lr, a ith 15,0110 men, hod come down from Salem-soca, at
which place he left 20,0J0 more, andee the. command of M o a•
TICItt However, Sir A. WILLS LET, not easily distasved
determined to attack Souar immediately ; for a Web purP.ose
be left Talavera, which Cu etri was to defend, and keep
Vicsnit% army in check.
`• When the Briti-t army had arrived at (holiest', a dis-
patch was received from C s.sta, that be could nut keep tiro
enemy of, but toast positively Lill back upon oar army.—
This put an end to Sir A. Wei.hest.st's Micelle° of attack-
ing Sec LT, and he then moved off by the Poerte del Argo•
blspo, and retired slowly to this place.
e, We all consider the busiiteAs toting op. The Spaoiards
are not worth a—: (*.nests bat been deposed, bin it is
new tt.o late. Our depeudimet on the Spaniards es quite ab-
surd. The geoeral upiaiun is, Last *e 'Jon be in Eaglets/ is
two months.
" Sir A. WithLitst.re has sot !Aeon flitch Generalship--
he has been saillycoademned. Ali the mores are ordered to
Lisbon. The French Aims 91,000 ass* St Spdist, we nut more
Shan 13,00;) effective. The Portageme arm, is gone to Cas-
15iseCrane°. Sit Attune never tkoseht of Ms rear. The
of (hoards has gained immortal hoiwur, bat has sal-
greatly—:the ti.kzErre win give you their maw's.
4 I,nrd WELLSILNY Iset Seville. 1 Icipe vabity wit! start
MI fresh schemes. Victutt..; army is close behind as; and
Seoul is on the other side of as as Curia, on the road to
Lisbon.
44 ii cot sit oa D. and the P.ortugarse, we have 'Ver little dit.•
"panda .ce ou. The ships of wsr /orgasm flow the Tagus, it is
said, to Fehol, t•' bring °tithe doe.. Luis:, it ma. be am
1 think this avill cure libuisters of wading I tspedtivers to Spair.
Sir Jens Moots s letters give a tolerribly good aeemint of
the.Spanlattls, hot 1 Asps it sill sot Ii shay:leer Cwaissna.
" I swill nut be sorry to retire, and it Is Indeed the
ml wash ef,avery o:fseet anal private id dm army. All
umpiet..l 41,:: of tie Poodmiss. Sir Airadva 6 resift t the
Sp.iiii:irds pi/hi-mom Thc &each inert coat.`. coati& led I hem .
.1 is.% E Plil :AO • •r 4 RTC %%tiS ia the &Alio 'hew the Sp inlaid,
his courage. It is tiiimatit Cie I. much will nut is olet us
after We get into Posturutti t I aim Mil of Ilya' opleitg4
" Tile e'vpriiee of the .- \ ;ieditiort moist he custom" The
bay for the cavalry awl ..! •er bores. by the time it refs to
Lisboa, cells 15. per It. a“si a A.prs,; is slioso.si kWh. Sr aim.
-.God bloat )Oar may we soon 1110:..
44 lours, a"