Star. — London, England, 1815-06-30 00:00:00

, b The rethains of the french arm arm). have retited upon Laon. Ail atcolintitgiee fa tinting, that it is in * ray artetallid biati;iind that, iii a ddititin to its losses 'in haute psi ' savers, u it losing vast numbers )I men hy. desertion. Tbestoldiene .rittifilitilirglinent; in itries, and 7-etnrn tb their bowies ; th ose the Ciliary and ar- . I !cry selling their hose's to thc people Of the.count: y. 7'he'lifinfp‘terhie4 in irk' dispatth of }the 19th info; coned year Lordship had been drenched to ob- serve the,PKussian:ifrroY, renlish . aid its khe neighbour hid of Worm', • till the. Tit made good, its r&eitt NALnuf kridDaWlibit cortislethe only one resnainiutentivetu-; , '• 4 • • •Ishis• not - yet aL)le toisonstnit yoga' Lordship ro ta-tin Of the killed and:wounded in the army in the late ietiOns It Ores me the gusted satisfaction to Warns you, that Colonel Delancey is. not dead ; he is badly woundid, but his recovery is not doubted, and I hope ill be taffy, ' - ' • -T Joaerart, hoe SS, !i1 a. • rindhirtlimulkr garrison of Cambray was not very strengriluntdmirito plebs was not very supplied with What lilts wonting far its defence, I seat Liew tensit.tiesmestair Chadis Colville there, on the day Sefton •' • • vidttnue brigade of the 4th divi. Oafs - Gnat's* ode of cavalry, nut uponWm*, of Alm - simn4th of the place, I sent the -shell &vision *yesterday nsoining,. 1 have sow the satisfaction of reporting, that. Metttottio 'Colville molt dm towit.by mime & le& tvedst with oiling loss; sod from the com• munications his since had with the Geier nor•ef the-0014k lbws*: every reason to hope . that ),At ploitywilblosOrbeen Surrendered to a Governor' literftroi t . isg of France to take pessessiols it in 'the otSiilae etthe day.. • t4T.: Ottesitin- has 'been abandoned by the entail: end possession* Marshal Prince. Blucher, ant iht-Clestleof Guise surrendered last night: • Ail accounts concur in szatiiss, that it is impossible' fee- the *item) notect its- aridly to auks bead a-ref:lst ••• • • • • It appeiiilltat - the VmuCh fottetts . bwhieh was op- pond tolhe'Pruidapi oaths ISth insert, and had btitned..,Waire, masked .considerably in its retreat, eadiostoinisuf its minion. I . • 41!t: • __--osurivtiitwit . • -satnoilLS, MAE/A -, • A fie Wog detitibrittaextractod eons a katari Sandtateatt r r lkith Jena: 7 w: Thrittiolltrentitors sore going to bo now— Jantpqrt, sett* Percept., annis, into iklarslud have seat to Louis XVIII; an offer of *di airline. Why tiid they NIA follow *ratios to9bont tiAk does not indeed appear that, like floots...niut,ifitld they have tabsitt,,lit active' part' against their' .. Sovereign, UM thin tan b. tilktifira or tilthli , Wilk, ii the veins of 'llte French Priteti. if sin Mar* SPY ritch tivne.mtvies to approach their ,*-- " ' ' We find thins Fritsch attempt to spp cite sauquanioNtiatlO• *ad 'stately add tit . 4 Thafoilowitig are istracti from the Dutch Farm t HAGUE, JUNE 'IL The 'Prussian Head-quarters were to beat It. Quinn on She *h. whither those of the Doke ne Wellington were likewise arrived. Ti.. -- posts of the Allies. were near Compiegne: (?etteial Zeithin, commanding the Ist tarps ft PrincillinCher's army, received :a waiting an invi. fation from the French General Moron I, to put ab end*, heitilidelt,:. 4, because Napoleon, vie on.) , rt . text ftisbant, , g4ificing himself a second time fiowl had abd i cated itappinesi ontiance, ! ThilOtitere fat from stopping thalestgtess, ili,l O.: : : even I:etelve any *aasser. - . .. .. -,-, .. , ' ;.... ~ Sostalikor i i , abdication in fevourvittlic r Ater*, .e.ellie . Doke of Orleans', having :' en co. l jectett jOteltiter?, the Vc.%viSicinai, Povt , ent' At I , r ~ • .k 1 1 11004SAOttflpe, it0d....41111:1; WAIIITIc ; fig :1 ; Shia -.11100111.A**ftle00::find. Roteclion mg iiiiisliK .Pirditraot4Coc. Pxrisi • arwelt &is! veins t the d "rittuiliOf: jitie 61 12 00 .Chatobrs, that he ‘lo.ii t is" , tale laist: ~.- t i* : ''..; '-c - i . i • • `: 4 , 4 l , l ‘4 . susiskeAfrA4oo,.iss*:•unts: i s cotOrtUrt ColOnet Outlinot e .:4ho strived on the 25th ate io kfuinault, in. twins to offer his Majetty toe xitig f Froce the set.vices Of its father (the Duke - 0f! Reggio), audphoie of the Duke of TareatuM (Mac. dosabili ' "... ~ ° • • ' ° - •.- * viitisau"Anis _ .... , .L.l, !,::12.,,,i3 • • i sii; 24PMSThe -pews of Bonaparte% ssl teekelciaad a great tumult at Lille and Dunkiik; tertenl Oen the country people have !vista. ceckaate. Frew f. • NM above Mat tam from Calais, but the packet hilibght.eo talon al the kind circulated yesterday-:. Beittl i Aleft tad salrendeted himself to the t il !Mtternar. This was very generillY . , abapea.. and with great coati , eililiklesterdeir afternoon , . It came, through dif ilidiriblostalictrom the Netherlands, and was also 0044 lwengitt by the regular Mail last r e havetspi4remetent some of these letter.: Datatalana. from Brussels, cf the 2tith, .. • ~ old Mufti,* -sue 11 14 0 P 1104.1beilign • /After .thet' fools: if the .peoflletti:Wtake IRO! .4iiverable • utter —Aey ei- oatkr tgle..n °midst thketispieft a ids ni!citine, who vihetieier it slight be . Ti issisfreartimftly *rifled that BONAPAXTE has been delivered op to the Allied Armies."— ,A4solbar letter. ~of the 27th, aftek. speaking of the *Winos *mak of the battle of the .18th, and the aiesperetir , 'Sort sonde by the French to reach Bruss . eis, saysar- 01 Nothing .but British valour conks " have swithitotrd the impetuosity' of the Frtneli ., ,T troops; bus the.fiews of yesterddy is, if pncsi*, I th still more extraordinary, aqd could hdrdiy have k been anticipated.— BOSIMPARTE deposed by the 44 Chambers, and failing , ittlab attempt to rake the rdoxliourgs in his favour, has delts;eiell uimsrli " up, as a prisoner ; of war.. to _the Duke of W EL " uvia.ros. .What glory for England!"--A letter 2.fith, from Ostend, has the folio Wing para. !r ••• 44 .Mushal Ncv has once mote played the rogue's.pait. NAPOLeoN, On his rechmmendation; " is now a prisoner 'in the same apartment in the " Castle of Vincennes which WAS before occupied by 4 4 the. unitirittaate Doke HEIN !" Suck !ere! the 'itcounts Which gave currency tin the rem.' of .NApoLzosite steirendet : • but if we mi.! icomoil oi: stisamen.ts iu *a ra..is P4pers of Monsko titivaLbs.tictise English G . ifirlitliellt that BM:AP/kart ittin tie Diet himseit k a:l.i this fact,' which may have 1410ise to the fore rumours, receives some i ~ casuntiaaace from tecounts received direct from 1111evv4 : by,tbree vc.ssele which arrived yesterday at Portsmouth, that 13oNAIMITI1 WAS. AO 411111b17k at *re •° A T EftgEft. /ti* '1 t'l ;.-4` `- ' • • ' e'lateits •(e France or MondsEfisPostethe fol. , ipt-Tersettrrirtefteleirpoistle that to=' 11;111)4Marrow we may have to announce the . ARRIVAL OF BONAPARTE . IN ENGLAND! for nairrer .1 . • . , . - . , - 4. 7 •7 • ;••• ri. ~.. ..,. . , .. . !, - • • .• , . . • • . .. .. . • . . , ... . .. . , lIIPPIxiIIENT TOT . It i i ONION odZETTA' ---- ----- - - - - --7. . ------ •-- , bolas 11111ielsr . obi& tiro ma z ::, teir TVIIIIDA1411511;,:a. .: , ~ • ? . Zra4rUlt 1 .. i .. ._........ _ ... _. _, -. 6 .. A. A. octi 0Cu1540 6 11..2 • , lit e. oh t Mat tie . i ' ''. ' ll Jr% • Mr , i ,i‘h. - ,i't *.0.*4 4,4 ' ' '''''' ;;:l: ' • 144 SiAlt DEE'Alt s ry - . `";?‘ •:.* ' - ' • ' l e AC.' g ...$ 7-. -••.- • ' 341 V MD94 I- v ' '. 4.4 1 ' ' • ! 1 " . ;4 ' 4 ' " .po, f_ , e lies,'. dr K . ate' re .- • inytirlitNg.:Frtt: kin% Jung . Is. . „ . 1 '''. -•• • - • ' *_,: ' ' '"'" '' '. '.— ." ' l_lb — '' " a ' .. , 4 . ntsintdies, ail * thick th e follotriag art Uri raid Ms - ' reiDAY; .117/gT ev; not,. '. l 'kW...A' '! ' ei aT Pe pt.,,e;pret . .ilt.i 4sy rash* by Earl . uxteeititcti64lWmaisho ids nitcg 011TOCKS THIS .1444 1 4 04)* rat: ti 2 s • • an fre4lo !~',them rifila..beilli , PI otics'the - ''er WlLLroatsor dal* . .ftaim, the sad, I t ,,d uce d oi l f_c o „,. ( 4 , r ow eotk—f p ro ~ .. 4 ..... . s . _ _for thilltoPiro iihnotat ;flows s..ittitif . . P Ind Jpacaurt, elm LlStliitistaut: - " ''t • • 3Fr Ca*. fortlff• WI Ks. - ladia 11 3 1 4 1 Iikails o i...., ,'4O • ' pecrit tOtWfor their influenee nod ;.1 Cal t Uti b'Ultit 22. Oninlam rtio. Illii—Do• Pa7lo l /0 1 Igii .,- ; 4 •....:i• .t .6-14. a ... A A , • ,t u ff ..,..,...• 1 . • . „ 1.. Vile . h:iire 'i4itifitierro. tifirch on'the left of the • lxchecluer Bills M. to " d i •w' , ' ' .e• .1 "0 oti` A - " 1 r • " I `ttr , zY ll ! `r Under 64 . _ •,_ • _ _ , • As ..• . • Sambre since' I wrote to ion. • Marshal. Blocher • . • • • 9— ay. - e a • , - t ., fir- fev•i•*. • motif4'itg„l.o4l4 . .stitt tweet the mi L , . • *gam spring the mine yawner : , ...riirsed chit ri*li - oti the I,ttf, hi pursuit of the enemy, . To,de 7 a Dutch Mail arrived. The liitrgay-Askial 114 both armirieuttleed 'the Fiend' territories yester.. coataint what lasstigi pistil:Oars of iftteritilffreall saaverdeat foshisoisif ...i ;y : the . Pru;sians . by Beaumont, and the Allied F/ance. The Date of Ratio° • (Mirslis4 Orullitiki• •., . . - /' " ' . 4 ' • - • ... • .! - • • "7 - .•••••!" . I.r . ro , y_u_n_ l cler ..„. M . Y ir coltnartd, ..b7•Ba_sty. _._.._ ot and the Duke Taaserruss (Idarobal Idgostilatio • thi ks o si liwis tam frost Cash wrgn....•• • "'roach their fiWoons• owed in 'retch rebotGeeoltit lOW , t .. Wi march of gLociiriei' Ay - • 41 - 6. iiiidjegthigt of It I 184 the scheme did AM scold. has been ir u 136 ajesc l',llfetitheicc iteder ea r the peefte leekOrecalibeo *Oaks ti1de...114 "!Ft ..- eilitZt* witA = ll ' lAqt*# ** l ° , ... ses P 4lll4 11610-44 he i ;'. 41." Th "*"'"" * " "rs " ri g "" "9"1" * eillitinicitailin Three hundred French &Scent haw. I itts has set out for navre, where he is to' co lancovrt, stest*Pernapes Iry 1/0110 . 1 46 - The . Prolisional,,Crtrisronsent bee sent a oar . Wel piton waked at Ostend s tat board, of I. ll h t i ion to tba Allied. illovertigns• entlawS tiqueellafit an °V e, lo go m. ids. V"l'dees "re the i . 144 Pie. Joan, a first Equerry, afi Chamberlain, 111 1 u armistice 0( -Prince Blethers who Iteleekled'io eater. most now be gineraL into say negotiations. .-..; .., _. _ .. _ A. .. • . . ViliKSI de Chamber,. ftc. General Daauc•r tv Twn fresh English ralpien . " CanthTay and Guise tesated. .. "P, 41 . kr..... ir.. lariat &m a k from Ostend. Tbi. gd ts larigmbi ll;" o l f l - 114 . /4 " of..epenh* their gates. ul . 4' His Majesty Louis Xl/),U. - Vattsan laah may front America is reported. : ...: . . . liiietetlid ' ' ' offiffim...Mli , d c•tratassiar" •.• . • -...-- AO , ••,. spg• :N., ....• • Qedgeshave ban given to born die liiiiiiettlnp". lii addition so she copious extreme which we givt et - • •;• •• : I l l'OC Ci i i4 e or TM.. * 4 * .- ' ';' • aitterltaid bases 'Onion the field of Wades, : i from the Paris Papers in another part a our Paper, . a cries : - • . ... .• : ' -7 ;1-0'...1 tht‘eleilliet ' '''Sliteibok Prieoben declarer that fear miler* Ire subjoin th e following articles troth other Papers, i ta• r.. ... 11 5a..eall t , . •‘. . s epiaii q i psi 'um isisitY (reept , . .414.1111bisu and .two of Nubians realm* ,' • . feceivntl, ste Waking** picture of the state of r i nil Ovileayshe nubs, it she bums sese, with whegi,,, * . :. . iiis .._., .. .. Sep olill... :mini in Paris at this important crisis ; v - • ' • eer trieekbet ea No Ikea eeollall•er : • ' trbace ogyr utembirg bps - • •.4 ••_ 4 ram ntinatuas is rum (censor's I'APBR) or a iteli"li 6. a e ilic a°44 - . : l *- 4 " . .-#" la T ihkee . Muir Lime t. ~ .. ,•' ' .. '7t:• e; . • • . woolk:x. I amts isinedoldarsedissii awl ialligtairrnerf Ilse who ' 4 ' • • I * • 1.• -- i s ho d , -# :de If tbe Allied Soreisies had not snide solemn il 1 4 0. stitaimay buil* isteihrtedis Ti ff elate teseVersi. . li t tot, , ~ lag at ehitZt* I lloge t i W 4 . l f we l eire , 44l44l,/a - barrkan dte 2 t lat. , • ' : 4 . • . . .. we might. tremble for one independence ; s •, .. . _ . _, , _ . a • 'Kt ski a nal ,agt s,_ allat be avatv) l 4 &Or - CO,ENHA.O*, JUNit 17. 7B it* . .i 77 I, . .flity have 411k111114 that tiny mane war against c „.:. y11a.411 iolliklPl .,.k _.iwilk;lllo l lt . _ .. 11 9 11 , ~ -.- • .thi.gi• 15th instant the Russian frigate the raw . . , _ _ t t e .ll4llll " bag ' 111 7: 1101011 !" 1 "''' •H• DI plop. and Argus , etch of 48.guus, arrived A i9 " :4 . i'lePele " kl ae ll eesell w i sh e d the f ortune c if arms 410100 , 7411 . 1 ,, i .......embe.4 win t !'ner. • . The de stined tO convoy to Holland. • • 11 91 / 4 ?.11 - - la ir es , port. ..gesliy are liasselenn was the first to abandon the French war- ( , 4 5" . -.43 1 / 4 . "TIIII : _ ... eamperta laden with provisions for 11. .l°lll/2* who sac ei i eed thsmselees for him s NaPieril l . r ' . was. the first to king the intelligence of his own de- - - •etwill . : tneessdise ;fressitkeleSsessio. iettli*, aim intbe Netherlsodi._ tveh 'or thaeO (Ile.'" POI ' c t . so loci the hi.- hi s Ill'al:tf'.1"7". t it 1!!16.6"1"."6166. "illidaisall a* seamen on b°44 who a're. " ,acrd lie is terminated . The war cart pow have , . ~ • . tc he cool ache Ii trie ' 46 tits d: 4 .. ilttiffi. ..-:•1 kl. eewild ! i "0 161 : 111 . ... erispfiiyid in the Allied Arsay,fer consertwting .. • ~• ger °cell" "Ile ; iir se" The Members of the Provisional G(,.. pd tilt e *cF' mti oi l6l E- • t"Pi l f **l ". l "PP"r" lll.*) , t+ +t bridges; and /Or other servant to*. fitly • *. * s ! lcive • . t substrtanec er tie %MT; , • •• : - ..: •'• j ' i diat.the .a. - , :.a t h. : •, , !i : meat* have nrade au appeal to reason and Cott- 4 .6 thy " u t rea d.tmoirs, t litatplaquet.,ilds'etst of fv - flet - •Wq Of:4 . m .. 1 " • t let.. .. ' (stgacip , *f sisr.sproasari jpsted. The Swedish lisrvregini Costindisro • . • :._,.........r n .-" T .. -.-. , . , = ll OJo Tree willgs, is** Ita orknOurage, nor. constas• '..., j o r b sahOr. ay Ina nattssror 4111( Ditire.."6ol 04: Oa; havii . liild s theti lb l et i eeeterVe, . I ** * ".,.!eliqt:., si ~ i ie. '., ', x ! all' • --- -•' ro I+o6ol the '* •Vi... R 15,....... mirth a thiir .( As the awns/ iikielif litio4 ol4 l l46 ksencl; Wili! •• that tb*. • 401 . 041*4101.11110 Di _ ad • ',. . 1 ., .1 ...• i 0... . will utter ' • , • a .. t tiny, ilse troooktiflitifferenr UP)" :124egitr RI .•.., , - . , '.7 -•' , C ...1:4‘01::"4 140 t WIG ; . VIP - rare DM to iota thedeli. c'ocieastil Of TAWidaraheittfit 'of We d l l 3O, * ,06.,.. ..... n ' .-' ' .."........ '....."- ‘• , •'s of a people who are rejec tin g all the elc- I . , are...imbed talrensember s titat,,abeir respective ve. ' A' l 7 o4 'l 4 r B " 1 1 . ••_ of dbeord in order to perfect our social institu. .., teigns are the Allies orlifs Majesty •.the Xing_ of , Last ..Tours.dstY litrined isle' the . pnbogintyten . a t. , ..„: isms; ''. - uses *ill . watiishnll the dreams of ambizion, ..1 - r•Aflak; and that Vrani:e lotit ilseterote be .r.Onblfl. iv: Bremen , ... , SM. strong.. .1 the fine .npre I s . ence of . .eau a friendly.ccuntry. • ' as Mich Oar iclairlY 00 41 atsirite s insensate desires of vengeance will vanish in -- : eg . It is . ordered that nothing be taken either lag,tfie '" 1 g iee w r o ' insiTlit: • ' — "*""r... mos t of th o best • r i • .: melts along wi th the tiisite of returning ; to ant;ent eaters or soldiers without payment. The Commis- /' P"' 49 . ,•`,' , scam . discipline easel of the Army.will . provide for the wants of' ti l e lies In Brunet). . sit WIC* . prev y..'stad ignorance only had revived. 0 450.7/14,ia the usual manner, and it it i not rrnittvd *MO:Ig them, and net a tingle men has remained , T 1V,,... brothers of Napoleon may be convinced to Cult cfnceis or sold:MI of . the mill to meta Priv' 4)44.4 the : whote much. *• P... ..., : • 14air10/.. • • a .." ; . . T...., ~ : . '' ' adattablptwillbe obstacles to all the happiness which I _ 44 VI COMOSS:II4eC rill be enthotised by tbe•Field •., • . _.-__, ___ Diaram b as *en rees tiai -- "puritionilied: to lal'ilt firnineSsi the intelfigenee of. harm M !~, to hy the Generals who command die trdoei • . l'etterder a l :tepreientitifie, and the ionnseese superioricy . of swebanaspective uations (that is. O say, in case their IPrd-lawsimplo s a Paco hNV orn the Mobs of ; wain of di* who have devoted themselves* prokisioos are not regulated by an English Commis- Leitltorr, which weropnblished Mat night in* op Ihe mini of Goveintotot4 • s aiiy,lo ;make the requirite requisitions, for which pl eme pt to the London Gasette. These Diiiet . , if ; .i s • . ga l s " to Wing iiit o p l oy th e eistiege ther will •tste regular receipts, and they inttstpir- brit , • .l of dot's -*die Nth ine' " 7 ' a" ...__l • • if il 'orlif.ritirastand that they will be tespdtisible for all _.. S. the . ctet ." e r n ' tkin •. At filtslgno emir dinning policy. Tim* springs Are that therreceive by requisitions from the inhabitants elusive. • • ''' '-' ' '' ' ', ' ' Th* onion has not lost its character:— ts. ',Weer in the same manner as if they made pur. This morning miles than sett Fronelt !tat • '',lr . . '' . f r eeb i e's, - and wheat - arcldyilty the chase, for the account of their Otiiettiliktit. at the Pest Ofirwei bringing the Psis- nig" 61 . • Ames !high Or foreign relations* , about to - . ~'Sat" ) " fT• WATIII*Aa• Al• Get° 215ds insilusive (Monday last). *Oft tbeittaplpetir, a • • hat • Adr. 4 -Ae9HAPEL. I . 2 . WM *ss ' 'it is dialcolt tai learn any thing boat that , e4e pee •- • . i. _ __ An 41. ap i iish Cs •- 4 pik e d h ers Au n it chall i bara an greedy eatbarralaid . h a m . to. -- ' tivie, oboes *is a MOW, attempt, on the part of I ~ "..___elieS6oo. the,____hud - quetkeee et: theo3lo._ _ 4____. thassoelves, ' Their acknowledgment of • " . • • , to 'lipid his peace with the Ilovenoesi. •-j,griltone ma. rieraguir . oxPrefe W . We raltwriea"' ~,,• :. a inoom ‘ fares. t hey .... first' tit i • is t .. timid mos own* nu vitance3 • ought, quartors at ..fieidolamb hal Or 0w.% the, weft flat .7 41 - 7 '..7"m - .-- - act ,. 1 ; 41 * , 1 4 4116 tIget laiMetriTbol,tifthe 'lnt, Pealed. tWit ut fight ;43 and ~ Ontotan *beim:Samar or SATURDAY. trig do the 21st. • ' `'" . *" .• was Seetseli themselves 1 bst Ask tight rem volt:, Offt.aq#.46l4 of the °l"at b . " t eem . chi t at • . .. - V •.: . • • . . .. . - • ' • • . . . - ~.. AIL e A • * ' .." • • • OR 1 ' •k. }~ • 1 ~.. . . . PaAs of the rewinds triatoorricsisietiotalialik of the lOdu. • • , The EMperottook an airin g in telzatir, oil the Quays. , Thismaning we are told that tiiiitnspirer Rill Quit Paris immediately. . . titIURIER EXTRAotIDINkitY OF inansto. Perfect tranquillity reigns in Parts. tatt evening some mrdal• stistntbances toot- rlace in theentirons. of the Palais Royale ; but, :ha- ks to the zeal and firm ness of the N ttional Guard!, they were soon quelled. M. Otto set off for London last nigift. A, !..".• 1 * M. de Virrolles, a Royalist, was set nt liberty cr terday. COURIER t2LTRAORDINARY, 7.IONOAY On the ittl hostilities had not yet cororrtmeed on the side of Strasburg. Letters from Corsica, of the i 1.:1 of J97e, that ssurar.ll French ships of war from Tuulon h. 4 arrived at Ajaccio. The departure of two Marshals is f,^-1- , ,n of, charged with a military negoci ition, with u v:t.v to prCfrcige7l"SOsperision of hritilititsi. We are assured that General Vaadamme% c^rpg has recaptured part •GE the togg.ge ant' caimen which our troops had abandoned. Just as this Paper was going to press the Mon;terre of the ‘2nth was received in 'l . na.n. It; most rriimi. nent article is a translation of the Gazere I.:Wrath :yi giviiig ele det.iils of the ever-memorable Natal :.f Waterloo. The Proclamations are issued by ebe Provisional Government its the name of the French I Pectie. The French Five per Cents. site quoted at 09 and a fraction. An Express arrived this nioming - from Paris with letters of the '27th, which rontion.that the Exchange had risen to 2i, in conseqw.nce of one of the first Houses in that City btu} in up all the paper he colf.d procure Oh London ; ant; from the immense quantity which he took, the conjecture is, that it. is for BONA; PARTE and suite the purchaslt were made. The French came from Calais in the Duke !of Angouieme plckot ; that p , :rt and 13onlogrre are both Opeu ; several Sres.;,:is from cacti arrived at Darer Tc4torclay. 1 • DOVER, J'7NE UP. The Nymph extra packet, Capt;tin Ilsixe, arrived yesterday evening, with an English and an Austrian ,Messenger, and several passengers, *from Oiten4.—. Austriansamd Rusiistts ats rehirtel, to Aare dc: feated the Frenchupdte notEr and P.Arr, near 'lit itiiielEststftee **tong and bloody Dunk:rk is reported to have hoisted the tr'aite flag, and Lou:s XVIII. to have entered Lida. K;n1; Grornc packet, Captain KING, arrived thi: morning from Ostend, with a IVA ;Ind Passengers, hu! brit , ts no tonfirmation of t! - 0~ above reports. A French Mail as arrived this dry from Boulogne, and many pas. lenge, s have Ova the embarkn having ixel taken off yesterday. It is sAid tha LONAPARTE aiad two of his broihers Lava left Paris for Haute, %Cap they intend ttt embark for England, to put themselvas tinier the prntection cif .7014 n null ! Saikd this slag dus,•FlOra extra pat ket,_Captain WATSOa. for Osten?, with many possetvers. • RAMSGATE JUNE 29. • Arrived from Osiend Lest evening the Catherine packet, of Dover; with passengers, a;nl this morning the Dover packet, of Dover, iikeWise f.orn ()strife, with passengers: neither of these art;v.ilt hr;!1: 4 1:s any fresh intelligence. A great ty.tny contr.ict hot Fes, and stores of diffiient desctipttons are sl;i ; , pinz for the use of our artny with the immortal WELt.mo . rom. Sailed for Ostend this afternoon tpe schooner, with General Sir LOWRY Cot.a,...4eed si G RAI ITII AM, and many other passengers. Arrived at the Albion Hotel, on their way to Oste d, Sir Charles . Whitford, Ciilonel Sir Charles Greville,.Hon. Colonel Willoughby Cotten, Colonel Pack, and sore. ral other persons of distinction. . • litilerisMOUTH. JUNE 09. A rr ived his titsjetty's• ships lissoc atti dßiprmt fiosthe 07arns 'Le Providentia and two cit)!ershipi from Hari . de Grace; and the Jonge Petdrelific t;ana,frona London for Havre de Grleii'P,:T,hirtit ;er vistpo is dkuitied: it , strongly 00 . 600 fire that 1ii1444411 it, at Astre, OA hig vt47 Entlislid.' ... ... - . . . Yesterday the'Pauccx * Rkseriiiveltli. a riiiri• Cciun ell, wh;ell *as sitteaded by the Arcliblierg of CAP 4 TEssoltx, most of the Cabinet .M 4.'0-4 1 jig. I , l*, A Form c.f . Thanksgiving for the lite glxions eittOry, 'was ordered to be prepared, • : , • , fly a &ince brought up last night in theColutDee. on the Dake of NY FLLlNcifTetes Estate Dill, MS tikte and heirs will hold the residence on Itis.Fnat - as tenant , ., is raAile, on condition Of Cast his. .Ik.la.r.r..sTy and his successor s, at th e Castle of yorindior.. on the ISth day of , Tike, annually : a tri- col 4nredltag. DtaTtto—Yesterday morning, in •Alhernaele.sti.:st, the Lady of Sir -Wm. "...)aNut, cf a slanting/1 . . CovENT CARDIN TllitAT,C.—Lalt ..night Ifii;s O'KE.N.I. Appeared, Pit t!ie'li.,:t time, in the Chßlitaer of Joie Shore, and sustained the Tart in lute usual 'style of excellence. The house wes . ctowded. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANK, JVtSE so.—The same dullness which has prevailed in die Wheat trade for some time past, still continuo, and scarce ant but ptine samples of White can be disposed of, all othei sorts are lower, and bear only a nominal value. Barley Is Is. per quarter cheaper; and Oats, Beans, Peas, and other articles, are exceeding dull of sue, at a reduction of from Is. to 2i. per gunner. , -, spesiftnrisil)MAßXET, JUNE 30. . f ` l / 4 t ' • Beef 4. "IA to sit e,.. 1 vest 6. ed 4 . 1 .7 s ti Motu* 49 ltd to °'s 4.1 I Perk 64 04 et,.7, o i l Lamb er is im ed. Deans 1011.—Sheep and Lambs /6,3o—Calves 5460•11.! SA HAY AND STRAW, PPIt WAD. MeSsiew iitty 41 Os to 51 tis j Clover 41 Os straw ill 144 So CA Cs.. t • • • • o ear we, WO *A4O !;T row • a., \~ A :~ 3