The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-09-02 00:00:00

THE 41"ATESNLIN.

LONDON:
WEDIIMAT, SEPTEMIIII. 2, 1812.

Letters have been received from the French coast
to the With ult. which state, that no news of im-
portance had then been received from the Army of
The Speech of the King of Sweetie, which we !the North. BON APART=' had lashed sixty new Li-
published yesterday, must excite great surprise in i cences, thirty of which, it •Is wtid, are for the im-
i portation of Buenos Ayres hides, being granted in
the public mind, ,after the delusion which has been
practised upon them by our Government for so long . consequence of the great want of shoes in the French
, I army.
a time past, by representing BERN! A RC/TYE as the i : vessel, called the Neptune, has arrived from
planner of the Russian campaign. Instead of which, Cadiz, which she left on the 9th ult. Letters re-
it is esitlent that Sweden does not intend to take any I ceived by her state, that an expedition, consisting of
Flit in the war, unless formed into it, and that her 1 Spanish, had sailed for Ayamonte, to reinforce Gen. 2,500 British and Portuguese troops, and 4,500
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sentiments must be construed as hostile to !tussle, by
l HILL'S army. It was reported, that the expedition
the following conclusive passage.—" To the ?clot . ~ .
from sally had effected a landing, bat on what part
protection of heaven and him (Renesnorre) del I' of the Spanish coast was not stated. The French
zt cies:unit! this Kingdom ; and an internal voice of :continued to bombard Cadiz.
comfort tells me, that the Polar Star shall never de-; Letters from Gottenburgh state, that an Edict has
ril on the Northern mountain, wititont being, I been issued at Copenhagen, that if any Englishman
?should be found passing frig an American, he is to be
7.'ictt within Swedish landmarks, hart by free Swe-
orleeted and considered as a priSoner of war.
dish men." Thus the prompt assistance of Sweden, 1- ,_. ' N .
rolIA•1 MON, A EWFOLeNIKAND, Atm. 4.—" We yes-
cm nhich our Ministers placed so much reliance, halfterday boarded a vessel that had just passed the
trtmioated in a manner that most reasonable
.men ;American squadron, commanded by the redoubtable
toti,nw ; and, it is to be hoped, that our 50b0417.1 Commodore RODUIRS. By her we have been in.
...11 be saved. , I formed of the course they were steering, end they
The (ineite of last night contains intmi en ter cannot new be more than 40 miles a-head of us.—
t'i 't eti,ii of Priece.BAeaderrow with the, Mai n arm : sleep ofl The American meadren consists of five frigates, a
y, war, and a brig. We have the Africa, of
a sle 'emit°, under'Genetal BA RCLA Y DE TOLLT; i..
64 gene,teolus, Belvidere, Guerriere, and Shannon
%11, 0r it is reported they are preparing to tc't olden- 't frigatee, as fine vessels as ever swam, particularly
`'' I% • The index, however, of intelligence tries r theereiser.riere. As 'we love the Americans dearly,'
it,'":n which has been transmitted to us through !yotieney eipect the American squadron at Plymouth
-• ery soon. -We have taken a men of war brig, the
th' n Aioon of Bulletins, Gazettes, Private LAM?* 4'v
' Neetilus, and burnt 20 ships."
kt:• wears so contradictory, exiggerated„. and In. I A detaclinveit of the Staff Corps is ordered to pro.
dec:,ite in its complexion, that it is difficult 'l6 ceed forthwith from Hythe, for the expreei purpose
11) bi.e.re our Readers any accurate outline, of. of Wing attached to the Quarter-Master-General
flit. real state of ..the campaign, on which, in all , (Colonel GonDo!') in 51"1"•
le:rdan prabahility, may depend the fate ofj A Common Omen is to be held at Guildhall to-
I: .tlatttl, the independence of Spain, and the re
• . morrow, to consider
,an Address to the Parece Re-
. h°w• iett.r on the splendid victory obtained over the
of Europe: the feetures of the war we may, -'. French army on the 22d July last, near Salantanea,
tyre venture to assert, have hitherto been inauspici.. by the Allied Arniy, nuder the commando( Marquis
oils to the Russian 'Ouse. Nsrarzow has driien WNW NGTON. •
Atrisenea out at Poland, established nominally ! The Trustees appointed by Act of Parliament for 1
I? ilidt pendent Government in that Russian frets. purchasing an estate to he annexed to the title of
Earl Not.sotr, Have not boen able, hitherto, to carry
tier province., and fixed the centre of the projectile the intention of the Legislature into effect. No eli-
motion of his army on the Banks of the Dwina. We : giblo mansion, manor, and park having yet been of.
se• aware, that should Russia be able to protract : tered to them for that purpose.
the war, he would have to combat with a climate I Tin Parsee Eitoets.—The French Eagles, cap-
far more formidable to Frenchmen than the ! tared at Salamanca, and brought borne by Lieut.-
; Col. Lord Centton, are to be deposited, with mili-
hosts of ALEZANbiII. A climate that, even du.,
tory and appropriate ceremony, in the Royal Chapel
ring the present season of the year, is liable 'at Whitehall • and yesterday the. Secretory of State
to incessant transitions, from extreme heat to severe for the War Department, Earl BeTIIIMST, and the
sold, naturally producing terrible storms and heavy Adjutant-Geueral of the.f orces, with other Officers,
falls of rain, which render the roads at times impas- : attended the sacred depository to make the previous
sable; but Nerciezoe, even in defiance of these , adjustments for that purpose.
Surons to Doek.yards are, b the almost insurmountable insurmountable imeediments, in regions so 1
! rectiA ens ofssistant
the Loins of the Admiralty, to ybe taken
disastrous to his troops, has pursued his plan and in future front the list of Naval Surgeons.
Lid the foundation of his future operations for the i On Tuesday morning, Abe 26th ult. Sir WILMA*
conquest of the Empire of Russia, and the ilubjuiee- 1 Cuter's, Bart...cooinparied by his brother, Captain
Lion of thirty millions of its population.--ThelCuttets, with his,own son, sindanother young Gen-
! tleman, united at the Qoay of Belfast% in Sir Wit.-
nest effective movement of NAPOLEON, . (noes LlAM'a
concentrated position of his limy, will prousiely
be coast. Sir WILLIAK flit off INV- Worbseaday for
to establish a frontier line of dehisce ales* the Mount Stewart,
.oheyeat efilawlati et Lesseit..
Denial, I
and make himself master of Rites Iftiftlda llesteett •• - ''' '' 1 • - '
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