The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-15 00:00:00

it S. ii if tt I. it II U, it se se ...~ -;.:~ .s'fikito s~:; P. S. I have just rrieived infornuttion that General Czeruicl►eff will artive this day at Meaux, where prince %fie& expects to establish irt.natlf tut the 9th instant. An Allies: and Montpelier and Amiens haie Isom deluced Nish the blood of Frenchmen tootendiog lirrit .. =~- c#Vivreffift-#0 011:4firtfiG 71111 v: e 'NUE e. S . with one another. The theft sanguinary commis • lrt,—lt may seete to acme men that as Paris is in • . possesli6p of the Arles, all is trier; cid that Louis -----.-- , n have taken place there between the Roy Mists mid the Ott Monday het, the It/ ti of joii.; pis. remake o) wete deposited its thefamily mil. .s. K e.isigtais; be.; -. to - 1.41.14 . ouinfl,q r, i i r „ f t „r a Dic ee t e t, rim. hi• Excellency newer! End Carle adherents of BONAPARTE, bin it is not tali! what X Vllllaiday - he considered as qstiesly seated .no hi s the gallant alajor:Generai ' IV•a• o I throne.•llsof atilheit'Y to tol lie pleilsee; Mete ere „ oil , K. T so rse 'use castiereeate ea ed arres.aserters, party predominated. . many people, I here, no d o u bt , longina to Ms notate aricestoss it, she female line. eseice, tioratey, isls, . • • " 11 ° 114 ' 4 4 Ind a The funeral Was cotaluct-il with a I:ISIP IPPTrOtlifr • We hid 'shires- that the Papers received to-day The Emperor of Russia accorspanied by the Pan. few sale . alai, it—bill if he is to ac' an peror of Austria, and the King of Prussia (who aeuld hate thrown some light on the mysterious' ..-- pi nt !itgf " the cossformable to the lit . of the dere 'sad. ri`td wad suggestions of thei..otcon of the roofs, fee 1 stolSais tberefoso pl a i n , ~im pl e , ~4,1 ~,,,,,,, It i. a.,41. U joined their Imperial Majesties at Spires). and by engagement said td. Hite taken place betvieen the Prince Schwartzenberg, Isis continued Itis march Prussian division emit to obserie the French army, July, France mast either be brought again .evoler Om so private, that the iiiltehiteuts ' saltal ilikegi the power of despotism, of she moil be etrodetneedto Of the church knew not- fer'aerlsotelrit latii4 de: to Nancy, at the head of oboist thirty thousand and the corps of frtsiestatie, about twenty leagues Russians, by the marches detailed in the .marginv's signed, until the ceternots wee atertme:t II ea Aid from Paris, bet nothing further is said of this Aff a i r ; P"'" "f hl"d and r;langhiers•Thet thiti'll eliattOltattee The fortress of Shulsburg being in the enemy's .., . ~ , . • .., tended by heir! sr, el, Iwo .of the how trees wt the' and the only intelligestre use have respectiac the army right Is in most iststantima practicallf are* nolo a 'Psi sheestow hieli-intlnd. hands, hid gavrisoised, it was judged expedient to eceerni, the II ste Clotiefell f recto t. lied It fe* In till •theoreticalla MU. II ass tisrP • asciselully Offic ers and csdnet hi en ti a . torts it by moving through the valley of Thumrel and of the Loll e ia, that they have taken up it strop Po" . .tisa so at - exemplified than in the whole conclueacpsbeltiliee s big epithets ulnae the departed, art& isot sinfrequeritly villages of Pfultzeeyer and Zellingen to St. Jean.— sition—that they appear resolute In the m1 . '1044 , 16 from the Treaty of Fontaibbleao to this siateetvi•iiane epee fl i "" °I); whilst living; *ere thenr't St In other repects, the Russian infantry have made of some important point, and that the Dolte of be amotigst the worthless, Is no serf to4ifrettnettt Prue. ment . . . All. the stipullaloas of filet Treaty Witeedrsi daily Wog matches from Bamberg to this place, FELTim hal set ou • . • t from Paris, eliorged Oh tiiiiis ; %remoter' halt, the halt at Saarhourg, being a repose : to ' ' tnit u ago the present oceasine it ii im moth titled by . the Alike thedlttelvei, and theii, beciudil l ice, up inn i h l"4 that army; General It are's force has joined ' ehS. to sityi that isegland had not within its sot tittle a for the head-quarters, but lloise for the troops, who a ' ° " 11300PARi!i took advantage of that ilolatioh to re' mere ow ,* them, and Seca he still maintains a commanding atti-'lisked tlfheer, • nor society serthivi Id were ill constant movement. A column of Russ:inn , y denounce him ds a tisiitor and effete d cadre insieble Maw,..thetr Sir ITiifiani -Peas. ''. Ilia otier the it ' ' : lo ops marched at the same lime by Kliserslautern tude in the directints of Ilona, uhieh Art:liked of al g°'" P , s s s a t brus k, to &we detachments for blocking the likely to become another capital, and the head of Im- a rebel ; end as if he bed been the only -violater of sonby: •Ile , sersisenaturalty diffident; well bieri.. Ad unasaorning;• Pith il, siugti nes, o f mind and gaffirepli• fortresses on that lisp , Metz, Thionville, & c. while perio France. I the Treaty, they flew le arms to defend their own city of •characters ead both hf • it hick - writ. si the remainder has moved 'Ton Pont.a.Mousson, the fil t ers 'lenience, and make it forgotten. Force has so far It appears that though the Prussians haie heads of these columns keeping in a line with the .. strongto;eapiessed in his countenance. thee Ilia ap. and the French station•are abeut to • • o mi t od • • • , ' the liberty of billeting themselves on the Pa risians, to I be" heceisfuli . patience c a pretwassessisis n Licit his parole head of this. t The psiIICP Royal of Wirtemberg has, in the mean the number of dozens nod scores to a house, and the !!ta . 1, 11. King imposed upon Om, evideeutlY 'Oast worth tiecorikl. . . but before such a kieg can alt gitletly i ' • , lk meet hie ippoliiiment asstelst ill his Mast. a lite time, after some gallant engagements, driven General contributions of provisions and necessaries are !elicit! ; "ft' will; Rapp into Strasboarg, and will march upon Lune- for their advantage, tile British troops continue in iVI by ,Thrnne, one-third of . litance Raft -be was teltictid by Nye illostrio A • Dobeast • Welliligavid eine and this place by Rents d'Etapes and Use. gum encampment without the city. Our their ori • I t mettlertal, sisether must be silenced, and the last for fie in ther reason, Si a Valle htns.elf vet ied limit, mat s as soon as his corps is relieved by the seem to de . oke I will rejdice al the degradation of their felloweeltie ha', Iliaisallia held n t Pr"4"biall'ir's to iii4(114414 " ' F. brave countrymen, to their honour,• s enteduct justified flit X rsirwfne -- Innihrd 't Austrians. from my heart that the retire timely, a mare brilliant , and .44 ' oa Lord Stewart will degas! the movements of the to live on a conquered foe, amid scorn to visit the : z . "'• if I d id nut bmi • ete srmi-s of the Arcliduk Frodinand, :qui of General crimes of the guilty on the heads of the innocent. _ I cud 'ld object of bit prvsint coldest 11 . To put °vela abate was wirer matte th in Ir. Masora P.:;e4fraeltsitg •• Fliniont, and of the Sardinian armies. Lo r d WELLINGTON is said to leave exerted himself b y ( v i c e t h o se principles which gave girth Some rots of armed pcasantt and fie h eters hays much to restrain the barbarities committed by the French llavolutisin, And formed its distinguishing sivereed• d in making 200') Ohs :iota. antAlttieteltie establistred themselves in the wood and mo wrens character, I should Irejoice at the restoration •of the two "a 0" It is smi'll ( 440 • 1114 ' htele i • 0' 4 ' 14 10 alit Prussians, and in all probability the preservation of the he I.ust isis life in cossseqainteveaf• tahloss44loll6ollll+44 which the a-my have lately passed, and tem ettsuce . , Ilevitn . oes, and be grieved at whatever might ten d brill es and public edifices which Malone's troops e . awn of hit I eaimen -v. wewereentitsaits in his Orders, they have committal depredations and robboy upon -. 'But when toilisturb ilse tranquillity of their powir. ~„,,,,,,,„a the 1 ,„,,„i. „ st ay .l i t o.„;,,,a ~,1,1 „ t5...! „ esr % persons fell() e isse the arm). were about to destroy, has been more owing to his To repel these. orders have keen given to Gen. Grace's' interference than that of the Emperor of I . see the present Ministers of England, who ate the ts n miles beyond thwassiess w y ; aid sh,r, 1. 4 e, l so Al. ixf . Ihe . Coalition, avow that they are acting ties nut of restraitrinestlarat•saiiMtvirita fe :- nvose4l Winzingurode, who is at the head of some diviaions Re4. aA ,, . with stosi7dtsiitt; s Wife*, dUV ate I . rtiat o f ear ia,y, to clt er the country of these nee dp i and Vagee • reports continue to prevail of BONAPARTE * * leo ( has Priorilties of Mr. PITT. and that !hove . s et aiwa t e,..' .. v• ,apt a • .ir A l a .iaoi, •..tasi tart .as a to secure tae cninnsultications its the rear, until toe . capture, but there does nut appear to be any founds. 1 1464 1 11 ea nen'ill in denying fin! 41 .° 41.44.1 ., Per e 1d•• 1 io m oss i o n s i usso , 1 . 414 it s i ts tra p,4 0 . 1010 , 41140 , simet ri . re-establishment of a Government. lie'd-Marshal Count Flatclay de 'Folly and Gen , lino for them, except ihe temporary stoppage of his tw .! lse . a ‘ e ' hell " ow n U nser """ and it)*""ie' ,_ i ' SlialrelePT , at' li veoX l 4ool 4 liiittt VW -ile twr tnisconduct, Count Plated ' met the Emperor at Vick, and the brother JOSEPII at Nicest; ms the contrary, soa4 I anoint forboir - :tra i iltprie toe. s i b oar .! d ull y., t w o to brat=datiallogao„it.,4l,/u.t their success, and to ;meatier ey- e n i s o t ^l.• s , 6 -aeng- pa swaritpliser is s yhe fi shduty of stejerna.ea rjav ltlg haihsat former has marched with the advanced part of this accounts state him to isa:e actually sailed. ea ta corps. The head quarters, with the Russian divi.. NET has gone oil' tp Switzerland ; and his pees when unties the contrivel of a ; Itepreatteraativskskomm. 1 eller so long will the want of it from w saserer mnrivil pion*. will pass the Moselle a little below Toul, where ' trait has been withdraw it from. the ball of the Mar. Wy, as l ess d an ger o us t o the liberties ettomankied ,It may prosesd)sysiiiiittiliteLtsiii Imputed sod re. moved.: • •ta! e ,- .•.a.aiti a there is a ford, and the Meuse at Pagny, and will „ . shins. I his shows that the vindication which he his sheat h e Bottatiova and their supporters. a4 l ltry,' . l r • • I . ' tithes tett fooe'esiheitielein daughters, but who, advance to Void. s I have the honour to inclose a report of the occu- Published of his conduct its the late battles, has n o t eyeing help cnnsidering the dynasty of Bkistart ate i fortunately for themselves, are toss young t o app r e. since he identified himself with the cause of Pbe.r.tj a as elate their loss, and e'• hesetifal widow, w ho is no ration of Chalons upon the Marne by latent . -Geu. been deemed saitisfectery. . . Couto Czerniche ff , with some Cossacks and a few ' The Chamber of Representatives, not Deindiet,li ill Onl y remai n ing support ; and . heed he air, be • less sensible of their misfortune than her own ; ine. ether light troop., a here he took from the enemy to be immediately convoked, according to the terms found at the head o' a French army, fighting in sup. deed affliction •and . firatesi, grief end r es i gna ti on , anguish and fortitude, *pie octet more strongly sit pieces of ordnance, and Ise has proceeded to cou- , • doubt) Charter, but ." Abele port of that prieeple to wsieh he owes his political of the (Louie s, no' shown than by. her Lady:hap. nect Isimself with .11ama sal Blucher or the Duke of will be no new elections, except for the &OWN existence , and which even a; an Emperor he has re- She is the daughter of a forme,' Lord goutha i ' • Wellington. nap fin s f rom of 181ri." The raeanisg of this is not-Vece eognlsed and rtoireted, I should not be surprised. ' and it is understood her Ladythip is now piegrient, Panes , Wrede has wit anted on the great road streshourg to Paris, and was at at. Dialer when (last clear, but it is clear enoughe that the •late Par- —The Boottaosts, 'on the other hand, profess .to and if of a son, be will be heir presumptive to the heard of him. liament will not be „.elite's. There must , ' heir. reign . old) by divine, hereditary :right. Who then tills atoi.enates of the preserittord Portion*, %hd ever, be some et the late leaven .in the new beet* woulst trust the liberties of France even to the mild. has no-children. itt=tteftirt! W ls.sstc>,i.uto, by Minist er s . fa ss a y . o ,u,o, a4td 5e ,.. r ,1., ~s• t 4 , 6„, nrn e„,,,, ar ,, • 7 tpuma.VllLArbui surround ed Colga le , Si' A oseeirkiattbie Aida qtt•ttitit ff . viol* their dis solution , were „Nlembas sr of ironts's Cha eurtiere prolitielalt the damnable doctrine elected a representatiste for the town of Realer& it ber of Daputies, and flout also he ad „thee into t ae of an fedefeasible crowns Under such a dynasty, is not his intention to retain hie 'eat aftei his brother. new House of i(epreseetatives, ueless the " nett the props - 114a, the liberties, and the lives of in-law, Mr. IViltrenevn, comes of age. Frenchmen are tint worth a twelvemonth', - The ascension of Mr. SADLEit, the Aeronaut, front elections" ere intewled to es lode them. . Paris will now become the scene of much poli. rirchee succeed r ; and if the Allies suced in forcing the ! Nc l rwich t will tike place in the Agate week. The young el,stlyeetaaele_ life ass lost by a fatal tical dispute—much satisfactory arrangement we do Bouts ses upon them, all that has been pined mistake, in.edmiiiistering opium, was not at rho Crnit not anticipate, though all the great ails and great by 4t years of welfare, will be lost in as matt)/ at echo;, h u t at t h e h oes . of h er mot he r, neir Mime heads of the Congress-are now met there. As the months. At any rate the grand principle, which is bratses. MissMattatmelgnerviterleighter of Professor Allied Powers get farther into France, they will get„ the only safeguard of popular rights, is lost for ever hi anvtit. was the melaccieolyfubjeet. ov ' • • • . . deeper into tr o uble. It i s lin t so duh cn i t to 4..toi,ent the Bountsoms re-ascend the Throne, Messrs. Rate and Monte acereeyesterday deCtareil the nix Managers of Drury-ea ne . e . cut the gordiri knot es to retie it. W e AR lia : lyithout a rigorous resistance on the part of the pen- The re-establishment ot the etingsletn of4tolithda suppose that the game has cha n g e d w ith th e c h ange Ply* Whenever Kings cease to he amenable to theirunder the Emperor 'Atexarsote; ogiolitioc . WIN prose of scene, but the partners are materially altered, people, sod refuse to acknowledge that they reign by c l a i me d on t h e 4 0t h o f J ones s i neW -1 aria*. • 11:0 Pam ' I ' ATLEYR %NO and Lord CARTLEREAOLI, and mon 'tnilih" choice, however they may pretend fe mike. lids Censtitution of 1791 Isabe &Pas of the tiafsefte -.. m . Prince aslerrenelcit cannot now he e x p ec ted t o gu eir Ministers responsible, that reeponsibility is tarok. system of Government. .•i , . , The arrivals from France are now daily. The ,so cottlially abut • dividing the p r ize o f conques t , for., to be a mere empty name, when the Ministers have. •• The whole of the regliqentomoClorbehird BMW are going; to-he made Royal. •• a ' •u 'a es t rii 404 *la latest are the Paris Papers of Wednesday last, , the F rance is the spoil, and there is nothing else todivide! acquired a corrupt influence over the people's rept?. 'Tee som respired •to be sear nut nf 111 01 111104.efM 13th inst. Tte most important military notices are., Louts assn the late Government will a gr e e v er y welltr tatia ”; and such a. " leen " they al`sat's fan* f or the present Subsidies,. alai "he • 04111 P 'icon under the , lucid of courier kgrtranrdinuri,' as to the ne. ropily of preeerting France entire; but• stive to obtain, its order to screen themselves and Army, i-s computed . tnammirsi to 60P PPP .. Wllnesday 11Iorning. France is still the scene if 'talc d e te rm i n ati on i s p ors i si ,d i ts, h ow i s L ouis their master from justice. Coles. Kings .theinselc:is months; -twined into Loots tr,,re. , ~. *ow < 4 5 of sanguinary combats and barbarous ate• cities.' and his tikes's. the ?Oki., W ado) pod a-y -I,n tsl; G. Btu evsto It 6We9* A Nis to cont i nue on an are responsible to their people, the peopl only bold • 'On --The return of Lours has n eith er b roug ht ' am i ca bl e f orst i ng ? If L ouis comprom i ses t h ose their liberties at the pleesure of Ilse Croton, far if no O•tend, ill order rn take the command ilrlllailbtftledilr• of H rip Gesvis which is en* ening insia• 44 • t " .'s peace (tor happiness to that country .-- The war gree t nat i ona l po i nts f or which France has 1 iller " elluient uPnli II " " liberties is Pufli ' lmirie ' ill AmEittcAN AIM?. TbognelnailOOLariilluColamie agmeq France is carried on by the armies lately been cistatendine, he must, independent of what consi-ta their *emit) ? Its nothing hut the of the Gerteral Ottiterthretaisted it, itse:Aseseliesan sr. of tile Allied Powers in endeavours to obtain pos. any ether ground of objection to his sway, swain' casual sit tups or timidity of a•Kierean his dislike to vice Olt the Peace liatabrisfinwot li -111rjer-t i'lree.sl+, his people, nr in the pre. Jai:shill o as ss, rtisison -Of the. wilt ; Aells est•J telt session of her fortresses a n d pri n cipal t own s, as if : gimp place to a Military R u ler c ap a bl e o f assertifig . k o l e lm ne P e r o o f .'7 l ii t a rr ' N ' i i i i i i i , e o 3 e 7 s itb . NA I rentaiu, its, Pol.Eos BoliAesaTt were still at th I e head of the the rights of fratice, as soon as s h e i s i ii a con diti ow . . son, ditto of the South : B alter -Gersernls, •A'ex !lsidore, tear- ai..iveni, July IT W. BURDON. under .11sesinth, Edward P. (alines, Witifielst Scott, C iveroment. Marshal Lis.uctiert, it wossid appear to resume hostility. Essizer W. letpl.y. fine' the French Paperi, mare in- consequence of The following are a few additional translations All th e advises speak in high terms of thediscipline 1.1480,1, JuSTIt 3d.—The Dote% fleet. cons'sting of ti"' ii•le , vention of the Emperor of Russia than the : from the French-Papers, relatin g t o ma tt ers no t cot ., and humanity ..f the British forces iii France. It is six frigates aad Iwo brigs, pissed hereon thellth iii. er , nnitand of his own enlighteired Sovereign, nr the ' redly noticed or uverlooked of our contatripoe,l;l err:slope s. " alleged, that the tillages within the line of march of slant; they are gone to the %le ' the Prussians were deserted, from the apprehension Affording to recent acroutris fro,n Perk, Jenoue tretompted recollection in kis own mind of the re. i reviles : ithat the et. be •iaid to the un- Bova, utvE's c h ateau, which stands in the 1.',1. ro t 5,-et! d.P to solemn Conventions awl wrecks of pub- I l'a T I 45 ti- f ~.., „,„; ‘ acme revive' "° l4l " I • ' 4 ' ARP, JULY 1••••••• we uni o '""it"" 1,000 of fortunate intsabitaws bet their arms : and we are told, lines on the road to St. Denis, has been r‘urniuletolv, 1i , .. utility , has in desisted from the c , • • war he francs is said t o be demanded from the City of Paris,' that the frgilives sought security witless the British itscketl, and suffered as it did heist year. T. ti new and Isis troops were carrying; on against stone l as a contribution to theAllies;lt hoped is this sum, c'earapatents. furniture that had been pet into ir, mirrnrq, ch stele. bridges, public edifices, canals, eel monuments of i will be moderated by the Allied Sovereigns :---... We have beard that a Noble Earl very lately de- liens, Ottoman sofas, /cc. are in picede. The house att, in and shoat the neighbourhood of the capital, , 2,500,000 francs is to be levied en Versailles i . mended ass aerlience, of an illustrietes Personage for hid beets Intl:holed, and the windows blocked up, , s the purpose of math% Isis opinion relative to the in- fsir a defence. Licause ihe French had thought proper to designate :4. , on the remainder of that district (across. • - Some of the a (I' I s• s t re it. portioqa of public property dissement); that of Senlis is 4,000,000. The real ' the .chain of fortresses • : disponsible necessity which now esistrol for remisving Mr. al EGGET, one of the forthcoming novelties et b y abeeri not over fluttering to Prussian valour ur ; o f Fe n " •• to France is provide co n trib u tio ns in proportionOtskitk to Luxemburg, from the dominion of past of Richard the Third. Prussian vanity •, hut, besides the war of contribution i : —in all upwards of a thousand milliorssat the lowest' . ' 'pi es the only means of preventing future nip This morning a dreadful fire happened at Salt Peter gress attach is new enforcing pretty e x t ens i ve ly on th e i I His Majesty Louis XVIII. has written a m o st . ' Warehouse, in Cock-hill, Itisteliffs tile whole of the People of France by their deliverers—upon those be and tf humble and supplicatory e letter, entreating that th inns on the part of that Countr y . Count r y . The Horatio frigate is to proceed immediately to warehouses were consumed with thirty houses ail. persons who were th e mos t h appy to rece i ve -their I t wo b r id ges may spared, o ering to pay Ger Chins with dollar+ ' to the amount of e million sterling, joining ; we understand that several persons lost Pr • ..sstais and Cossack friendse—hostilities seem una- ! them to the Allied Sovereigns. The Allies have de. . for she service of the East India Company. their lives. Thy Pilot brig of .war, Another dreadful fi re also took place la Ist bated along the northern frontier. The Prince of I strayed every thing on- their march through F rance . atri'lo4l4lo4, JUNE 19.-`" ve a e ast n i g ht, after havingaspged and beat off a Wick-lane, Spitalflettit °aAvcc is exerting himself with all his vigour to re-! The two beautiful telegraphs of Villejuef awl Mlles F ien d ) frigate. The Pekt.hagl 17 men killed and • A seaman Flits.—Friday morning, at - duce and a dd to his kingdom (for that will follow of I were not even spared: they were master pieces or w0,,,,,ipd." , ... ~ • ~„11 bet. cocink, • a fire broke out in one of the lumber.rom the art. '- Friday last, it was decreed in. Coneeilcatie at of less, White Horse Intl, Cripirleeete. The petal eeurse,as necessary mistily for the peace o f E uro pe!) • There is not a house in all P ar i s that has not f rom '. On the University of Chferdv to grant the attest 411000 elestrnyed was not ronsiderable, and the room the strong holds that continue to defy assault upnn his four to ten soldiers quartered upers it. The dreadful s ix u • o,a from the University Melt, in aid ei(a den* for in wllten-the fire c"lneur"l' the adiln"in4 Aler t w hil st t h e A ustr i ans, Bavarians, Wirtem- scenes o f i n t ox i cat i on w hi c h d a il y occur cannot be ilm in special telief and beetelitrerableferailiessat this and. some timber, were demolished. Ni, 'lra, Russians, &c. continue to do the same in described. brute, men killed, and of- the 'enameled s The Scots soldiers (Sas-culottes) are the admi r e. a mlar .of beesicioht.ticrerred. and the fire was ess.ifely as it quarters. Chalons-sur-Marne, where the pea - The of all the ladies of ('aria ! the BI itish army under the. Duke of-Wailaito•ront,'l.ry nIIP one o'clock. I, or as they are called freeb oo ters i ts th e a b ove ' Il i ih e at i ou4 yjeto a y of Waterloo, • and. lir' t lib several : iffr fielothrwers of :Fartnne should adopt the , A strange Odicer , wallowin g in his: battles which have been pr may blood; was be footOsedo ithetprsai OF itir Wave soldiers—Astack and ceoatier. ides, so man f u ll y w i t h stoo d t h e masses o f t h e Ii found yesterday morning in the Boulevard P s i s . pent campaign, 1 . • . ' s . • . 'ainusaremmel Fame retiree,- the art, esourer elert ng armies, has; after le ing compe ll er ) to sur- snniere. Murders are nightly 'Committed, and in the -..^-P.-.....- r_.„ s tisen_ of Lieht splendortressi drones* wijoy ment solicit the , bp'', a scene of plunder ate, massacre. Se-' present state of the city they mist be es etC• ' . e Casa' ' . pect . ~0 , ry a . and the,3ll Desestutt.Guards, left town foe firer tit,:homer-4(st on.salat repair airline rlonb. ; '066 Tjauresley se r intents...4lth eel t a.nd Chet levills hays alsolallen into the hands oft Far PCU Fuxes-b per nuts. CM 75C. Beek Bomb, anf. kamswatie e o here Pea 'elk embark far Intim • 'sib locity CsistEtee, Nerili Chariokerpss, .% • • •.. . . • . ELPOST 0/ TUE OVE,EItrtTION 01r*C".44)4 MAL CZ rimienTrt. General Caernieheff, after having made several forced marcher., artised on the 13th July before Cho. Chalosts-sur. Ma me, and hating learnt that they had a gars isnot their composed of the 12 , h regiment of infan try of Ilse line, and 6 pieces of cannon, under the or• ders of Rigout!, G.orral of Division, he determined to make an itnnbillate attack by three different gates. The enemy defended himself with grelt ob. sittscy, but was obliged to yield to the bravery of the troops commanded b% Gen. Ca , rnichcff. The town was taken by avvault as soon as the gees were forced. All the gartison, with the General, were wade prisoners. • j um. t 7, On Sp re.; Jure 29, Rhelrriberns Joie 29, In llrswn'n,f 4 June 30. t . L. 1.. !live n .1,11% Y. us 5 a A erg; July 3, to 11411; July 4, to Picks July 6, ',Nancy. I 1 NArom GOVent from th the iate thulium , ti aprons Sport if: tic util and hi aft, in tpra use Some o by arms Prus,ia "Lich i People persons Prussia %lad a °RANG dues an tOurse,i the stro frontier bergers other q. Pantry, dispatcl inndinl offer, efili iG e- Ifr and N t• e; st a • pt. n• , 11 PO 1 3 - lii tfi . .4 - ul 4 1, i.l ar 1. 6 41. } - 1 . 1 , 4 night in t eleven, 'r•rOmflf property' "aeon!) , C walls seriuut •uhdned 1. lr Motto >. 'f. 110• outlet,. nubt A• ..* . . , • . i•