The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-26 00:00:00

p h . " .... .. . • • • V . •.. II • .• • . THE STATESMAN. • • •_ _••• ,Alfr de regulations necessary to organize your pre liminary labours. Don't you see that our enemies, in haste to repair the disasteis they have just ex perienced, are again busy on all sides? Laws are necessary to organise our Constitution, to establish the transtnigration of our system into the countries which are stretching out their arms to us. Laws are necessary• to secure the freedom of the press, to re lity, courage, and perseverance you will gain the esteem of the world, and the benvtlictions of yo ur country; it is wit t pleaspre r t. bare hi,thertu obser'v ed yudr etc, 74soldueott r4eirifovir cranks for it, continue to do hotlogr td tl Swiaf time by pled Ankobetiiittr i tto4ourrl69eeei remember the &Climbs of your ancestors, many of you ire can toned on those fields where the blood of your stores fortlbertr mar the country. Happy to imitate, yon will show yo urselves worthy of them, and you will be clually . protected by God iNie - 0 %Inn& 1 Ihuishurgh A I 1 1 , Tuiland . , - (I . . ;„ttehhnrgh . t .... ' WINANS •• • " ' ' 41) . '4t .' f• .00K. press crimes. !lave you not, even to-day, seen it sualiciously stated in a Journal, that General Tra vel hes been made prisoner, and exchanged for M. ifittlikkill thirAPPate4lllllolrideltll l ea ee is almost pacified, and when they are, per tape; dieseming at Portsmouth the Mixelfintfilded to ',flit. landings on our coast! I peotest'agabot aeradputoimeet . tilt , you have prepared the mea sures neCenar a y tinder present circumstances. ]Ml x ++au afterwards stated, that there was no treason to fear any thing for General Trivot a and that all promises di happiest result. ' . PEEAS, Jusi 20: Aftel..ifeete unimportant discussions, there being liallilag,mtire on the Order of . the Day, M. LAIVUR. btu:soon:: expressed his surprise -;sacti important circumstances, there was the Order nf the Day, while there were of importance that it was urgent ewe% one is this, the Ern- Ikii*C* l lllll6 DAY Ay ONtt, pee Cent. Red. Stiff • ;terAent. C.mk that Exchequer Kll. 6 2 d 1. per Cepa. 731 Osmium 10 N 14 per Cent. hairy Wit Conitolslor Ace. 60 1 601} t..: Given Jens 10, •18111, in 'the nave et the Swiss, (Signed), D. Witik,.•itelegtiontiet ofra-danton of Zwick, 4u.shleet of the Diet. NOU.SSON, Cigaseellor of ate Cuutoderalioge• .a . : • _i.. • 1.0) •.1 •1 • 4. ' " (44444.4144 t P 6411,11114110 7 IP. • • • ; t t'avt. • • Bat:mitts, Jc Sw 21 (num Resat Arretteeoe). —A letter frort,.Binche, dated the 40th,lat noon, says, " a Prussian, corps has just passed through ihia tows, going towards Idaubeuge".(toar leagues off). News is this Pictinep,t broUght, that the gates of that town have been opened to 'the :Piussian 'advanced. guautlwhish4rit thisidace•yestetday evening. • • •' .Juxa 22.—The oar/ender of Mitubettge seems cer. afErtned•that, Louis XVIII. *eaves Ghent -THE STATESMAN. 4 •7 • " . • -.: • LONDON: •• 1- ! r•.l • 11011 DAT,. "s' 26, 1815. timid...soder:sects NAMPf elf 'him :41e4barlese i 0 4' 08 te.1114 there, At elte imPertaet - _ . peetee dines .41set imbed laiddown the absolute 'to-day to go and fix there . provisionally the seat of power whi :11rctenstences bad forced Ilim to as- hie Geveroutent. sZis . , seise, and, eogetitutional Monarchy was put in .The Queen arrived here yesterday evening; she stearity.. Ming Constitution. allows of none but visited this morning f , the .Prine• Royal her son, legal arrests .. illoek Sher have taken place for whose name will ono day,be , quoted with pride in the thee' montlikbeen legal ?.,--I require that the ilei. history of our country; The wasted of this young' nis'ters make a Report upon all these,arrests, that the hero is not so slight as was thought; however, there citizens, este are not confined according to the Con- is no danger. stitationolsay be restored to theirtiberty add to their A division of eight thousand French troops, which fl i miliet4., . • . . • had remained near War lei left it the day before yet i Thie apeespected demand excited* ilegirie of sato. 1 terday, at five in the morning; to try to. effect its re wiphmerf. , treat, by throwing itself Into the woods of Limeiette J4.,T t airsAunesu, thought the motion premature, 1 and Ottignies; being purseed without ceasing by the because th e Orders of the Chamber required that to 1 Prussian troops, several bloody actions took place, ins)us-it, au adjoeru meat to a .cirtaisrdisy should take ' in which the enemy had 5000 killed, wounded, and Prired'' . , • . prisoners : the remaining 3000 saved themselves It a Nil .Mr40,T0410, pathommpeoposed itmidiottrn .to .pdains the - Meuse, which they passed •betweeir Nay Ole, neat day: -.. *. ' . . . .4.4 4, e t ie, l . .nse.and Dinant, -Such is tbspresult of . owe. of that After mous elliessuam l b. aamimo, •tve);tneet Complete overthrows that history mentions; •.t.. Thstridey u . ~. pa r.ll. 1 ' - I ”rl.ll. I/: /.1111111 f '../ ZXTSACT IOP A LETTER :gnosis • 4CHARI.MIMi, *DISTILS 1 .., • , , j. .....4.., .. . 1 „ a 1 . ~.....,.... . , . q . ~, , • . 11 •di . j$ • . JUNE 20, it/ 11111E-110ENINO. •-• • et Alter.it 01P_OPLESENTATIYBL.Zues OA • . The well-known sentiments of thefunctionary whb .The,propositionlet 11. Dupin for naming a Oast. ; is;theauthooofthis letter,tuaranteee theeedinticity mission 4 4 g 4 **het i t o celled tee :atatterea laws :of the details which he gives. .also.tod 2 It • isitsit-Mtp 1)04 1 7, Mel serfage them, se as to tend. to olio I :The.,a44th in , the evening. the Pressiane , trietrilll. 011111.914411$ 0161014 Sit interesting dlicussiou.— ilogmed, that a mownneat.Was executing alonOhn Aftee-teweleupposisian.feoln one or two Members, whole •French line ;. ant in fact, at semen in the .114 11 1,4 faith At 'is,. so" Vain !to diseemble....•:PreatM morniug on the 15th,•theFteuch tiraillers were upon 's t ile . d which! will decide bee fotoid destinies ; hbrchipones-sur.Pout and Couillet ; 'there were se atieclittd ;,Itithotit by * coalitions of Kinpy audoci4..imeeal.offaiimeloptppestt, evid'tbe-firink of musketry• toted, withlo.hr Alse.irtimies of , liharty,,ie coo .tead f, , Sook ,place .1 1 1.1;r as the oritranee of the wood of, toitediskyenslyjat t ate ihtimattionien of good alit.. Gilly. The French teasaitiert oteatessot the , town seas. •AL is tocjoo, by consulting public opinion, to .I ret.liii.o.soldis . 4 0...:0 lu h. . ..,i. 0.4-0 .. big closei the ties *high. anittattio people to the Glai s Moisepertleesmayodelllad 'during two duffs ihe.sras ve..rtmilll.)r . •-: eiee..ll IEOI t- • .' ~ .hiseeelf ; al.*, INA: of, the first col u rim ; AseTitied jr , e 4 rAeteemi ene fe k es. lemt eseeelee t i,.geney! brough here at three o'clock, as far all ilbe:woall of hopin, it to because they may have believed. fee.* att.. GillYs where kei hook a 'ridden. anent that this union was weakened. Remember the 1 , Al t ot, six or seven F. M: he returned to lodge , at transports of enthusiasm which bout forth fefleall Puissants, and set off again the next mnrnissg at lb, the friends of generous ideas, when, after • twelve todirect the battle which took place from Ligne to months of humiliation assttiespondency,,thi ermillsmers - ar". I never in my Ph saw a finer Frenrii . words of the EMperei announced the return of li- : army than that which be had Jitis time.—N. 11. The Wily. . This unity . of Opistion Unposed silence on our ; author hat served several campaign. as a conscript; enemies. These first attempts to Incite ,Fivit war,i,it was wholly romposed of veteran troops, and heal expired before the sublime spectacle of a great sta- . considerable snaleriel. Within twice twe n ty-fo ws h Ilion animated with she most ardent patriotism, mid ',.houra he has leetell ; hit soldiers began to arrive full of ceeddence in the solemn promises of the head here on the 18th, it sevem,; ; Ei 16.*.ht .tbe Most ter of - the Siete.. Frible disorder. 'Three-cpsereen• of • those .who re.. You are sat ignorant, Gentlemen, that iheAddi. termed wore 'wounded. , .The.thmetals and, Officers, I tionat Act to the Constitutions of the Empire did : s l 4 else in the mostcpuel. dispait,' aud..ented a thou.. not fulfil all nor hopei. The people who, for thiresi pawl isoprecationeogainst this man, use cahnot seat 25 years, have been sn i, often deceived, again fooeriltiatehie blood ; they will hot serve him soy longer. , that liberty was for the government a means, rathet. o 'Aimee( all the Coteeels,• Majors, and Generals, anal thin ail mid e • they feared, for the future, the ieteei,,..i either killed ,or wounded : ' in a word, of 40,000 cation Of victory and power. The orator concluded , cavalry who passed through here, net,lo,ooo capable I a fang speech, by soppritting the proposal of M. Dn. pf service, have returned ; they all threw away their I pin, and 'the immediate appointment of a Committee. .erms., and every soldier said he was going home, This proposal ass warmly supported. . and ghat nobody should ever bring him into, the fire M. Lemur. DE CHAFE approving of M. Dupin's again prOposal, was of opinion that the I)oputies of each. ~ Officers haee told me that the retreat from Moscowl Dvertmeet should mime one of she Members, wiliols was not near so terrible as this,. because the Gene t's-fluid thus form a union of 87 persons,. who might rats and Chiefs of corps had abandoned everything, be divided afterwards into several different commit- end saved themselves as they could. tees, according to a plan which lie proposed, and Of the immeese-artillery which Bonaparte had, %%McClain warmly supported. After some debate, only 12 pieces of cannon have returned. the pretrial of M. Lisaul de Chape was adopted. From Quatre Bras to Beaumont you cannot take -- four 'tope without finding effects that have been *bap. ~ . GENEVA , store 12. -•. • i • cloned. More than •100 caissons loaded with ammu . PRUCEillkfleiN of TITS OILT To TIJE SWISS ARMY: nation, provisions, sod money, were abandoned in Is Is 'nu seeing the repose of . Switzerland menaced thostreets of Charleroi, which, in three hours, were by the great events which are passing in France, that, .fill pillaged by the populace. we have called you to arms. Yo u h ave repaired to ... I have just teamed, that• almost ail the *Wages the frontiers of your country with c ourage an d zeal; through which the . French passed in their retreat the - Anger . has, since become more great and more have been plundered.. Our poor district would be orgeni. lie who now governs France, against whom 'ruined for 20 years to come, it we did not` hope that all the Ptitv'ers of Europe have made a formidablaal- t!".Yeire prosperity under our good King would lialtee,,is preparing to defend himself with all the rePair enr loss. Marshal Blucher's corps is here, meant, all the forces of which he can dispoie. The and,tbe beads pf his•coluauts aroadvaociucto Beau. quilstion is not now the po s session of a province, for wont. • . . sr hieh adserse ill hires contend, hut the conquest o( The,,Frenclr prisoners taken by the Ptuesiani are which would lint interest the neutral country of Swit- sent to Tirlemont, Louvain, Liege, &c.;* their num. larlvent, N. ; the repose and pear ,f Eur • ars , ber is immense. The artillery is sent to the rear of ' the - :Wale the army. • - , • leagued It is worthy of remark, thatnn Sunday efterneon, I this about the same time, a false' alarm Was spread at whose Brussels, Ghent, Millet's ,Narnur, Louvain, and niperi. UPgP. This was undoubtedly a tricky( Bonaparte's I, Thip . i . partisans. -, • . - . I \gi p, Moss, JUNE. ?..P.---Nurnerosts c0111111011•of Allied tot be treops, estimated at 40,0d0 men, passed through our ibats town and along the.glscls,•goittg to'the French teal. tory, where they have orders to encamp to-day. 44011.4 i g. and BUI+ETIN OF THE HEALTH OF THE PRINCE OP ORANGE, JUNE 23. His Royal Highness has not passed this night as nell as the preceding; his heelth is, however, good this morning;- there is no fever, sod the wound has the best eppearance possible. . Pi every Al , ho ibute, ry to It was confidently. reported at Brussels on the 12d, that Magbpuie And L i llie had °poled their gate'. All the Inedical Assistants. 'th,t on be **Heated aro ruder ditpuick for Belgium. • , , ' ABDICATION Or NA:P(4EON., AtiSTOR/i/10/1 OP lilt OLO - - • , - 4)FPUBLICANit . MM . OrtIOUttit4Wr IN' FItANOE ! . ... .„. , ••• ~: ... , . . 4 The eVenti Oltieb tee it•IP • Ilefaselag tonfound imegitielon,i tiled: piss all bonnie calcolition. If speculatioo mid rumour are wide of the facts, who shall expresi any surprise at this who has witnessed i I or heard rehearfed the wonders which like has lately 1 prodnced ? Thi victory of. Waterloo has been at.. tended with consequences which yet'Canlibt tie seen or estimated; but one of its immediate tesul th, if the in for : 1 mation now in eitichlition litieloireet", is proportiortiatt 1 in the magnitude of its Importance to tii,o noicielieci-for f and astonishing elttent and nature sifilie l isalfiO'tself. Besides operating with thedeittu#iSiftiVti#4 lift in . .- I derbolt mt . that 'lllsiiitlifjr. Ssintir *IOC iitiCatened again to shake Bentale t ivi are told thet , il,4lss . ,toietr.' ed. frill his Impitioi ,seot the head midijitmt of this dreeded asassNVi .t rendered almost. ha tutliiis,- , - :thit it 60 Occasioned the abdication of the French I Flirted ts, - Whicelfliiii Seeing the ruin to,fiii strength i liofficted by this single Noma' fetal on! irretriev. ! Mile as the desth-*odnds itet i lda t ittiesisn'campaign,l 'or with the view of oppOeitog ho antacid to.the I exercise .of the - ntilattal will, and • chi national . 1 energies, either ie . • the way of ' suhinicann or, more general and ' deter mined resistance, ; hat.,,re- , signed the name, dignity, ..ond ittle, • which a'l majority of the Fritsch „nation so lately confer- I red upon h 1 . At. least, 'so says the fruitful Itongue of romOb ;this ' morning. Bat we lose no time . in iddiv; that pp to the hour, we write ail we have noignibeytted wipe asgerll•44 grounded I I on bare pOisibility, tis'lVittis to believe shut Istiecie Leos hasillwritsr Soddenly sunk from the pitlitsale 1 a . . ; of power, to whieh ,tuto r have lately sim.hlat dd. mated, unless, inded; it s must follow Mi': c i.,iieeet- IrrY correspondent, in ..t!)_ , ...-Prdor of tests that' is fall anost• partalik ;ay eft the surprielliee gke. t - recteristics of his elevatiost,..a pcobabilitt we are jthotinclined to doubt..;.aut ill descents eivitinerSea do not imply total rain, Ihetigh limy. teak like It:, —EittnAiAlipt_is not..the meandluniesilitss . oe tip ........ nch objects as:he 'cherishes •Withost a straggle. He as rusiained a'atost signeldeftel, - lind Vit . Milk .2 his hostile strength ,;.• kit.. rf ,ap ri los4' , 1, 1140.1 kalleg dnly to',.tio_stioest.tereibisiLia ,tki . 14 . 111141 ; it* tißili , shellned: •'. , I he. tiirtfest)ll4k i7lrg,iiiie . #l9l, .1;4 . 4 Pei *Otto 'Mei iestOl 41i• tltteeitfAle,f 04,1e5: ' ' 'T 4,4* ""I, l Viii.lost...i'if f iiia4t i liet . OA; .iiireiat-•_ tileraip7"ionse7 seek ehieteit . ri . +Ok•-;ene- tiinnerel 'lleitAVTi l 4) . 4l4-.Patili ! t- Off ':coellitantt . el`, ; ‘)4 I French trathrstrotTlititikkldeCiatrid s teitepobtig. 1 )V Apo t.sPit win, himself • • lbtritilkiief l ot tlietXikillf • 1 Bence br.his itegt!dlialtiiiti:tedllo (;holohortAll'O. Legislatope.......7-11prettsitlrtnieed regularly. 'eke tiatl:4eiiiis,;Wrlita;‘ 4 1114444, of NAi l ot*ii,'s rettill'eo' . ,P,'l . oiitrittl.,'Oeffii4ittatid. by Mr, LANE, r v/14" eirised, in ;14.4.6 , - . yeitk , tday .. from Pari , , *hi*. 0.. 0ided ) , ; 0.11 . ., the itOth; at, which time all was joyited.eaattiltine on'the report of the .Ern flpereffit-'eateoss an the ttli and itith, of 'which : our testiest will . tai the French eaceuet la the .Parks I.lp:.lre . tiat..we kayo , received.. Saturday . hist,:e s t ne' v 110: LANE says iiii Pew ' a Monition.' of the 2911, of which, howetairi l lia' could' 'nut obtein a copy, is the Sub-firelitet said • he could. em give it tip - for one inindrid I l cuis 'dims, . In thii Paper it is said that the Esselltoa returned to Paris on the ?lst, and that on the same day he communicated to the two Houses of Assembly, by his liilotsterS, an account of the important and detisite battle stilmi 18th. In this report, so far from COseeelmeot OW di minution of the loss :attained, he goes. beyond the. modest account of the Duke of Wer.t.siscrrd)t, ihd: seems to have framed it to alarm the French itition; and to rouse them to extraordinary efforts. • Aftei, a splendid account of the success which ittemied -the' commencement of his ofterations e he states that every thing•promlsed the most complete triumph. Up.to six :O'clock in the afternoon, the impetuosity sod ardour of the troops bad surmounted every obstacle, anti the French army was on the point of reaping themes* perfect harvest of glory from the efforts titer !hid 'made, when the English . were reinforced by thisis . tt. wince of the Prussians oh the left flank, as - welled Oft, his rear; that in this .moment the English . eititlry. made a successful attack on the Cuirassiers, whop*. way, and that the impetuosity of the new Impede, Quird exposed them to the superior numbersof the English, by whom they' 4iere cut in upon;—.at this element the Malveillanst (iablifed) in • the.' army' 411 ed out " squue qui Poiif: 4 ;iiiti himself wit) can, which put the whole Wis. utter Confusion, end the left sting, it a entieresnint ffisiarts,". hap wholly dir appeared: In consegnence it dal disastrous event ke left his Oenereis to silly aattilialta the &e n* 1 f_' ~ • ~,::. ' 7 a remains of the army, the whfde loss of wi estimated at from 60 to 00,000 men. Yesterday also Ministers received dispatch Paris, communicating that the French Em 'titter informing the Councils of State and the I sentatives of the People, of the situation of a had declared that nothing but the people could •the Ration ;and that nothingmight divide' hilit frqa people and the nation, he had abdicated the tim and advised the estabtisbeient of a Repulffit afid 1l en-masse of the people to maintain tbeki n , Pendence.• It is stated, that he first calledy Coe 'cil of his Ministers at the Palace of Elysee—that t cause of his return having transpired, the Chemin of Deputies, Which bad been deliberating on the ne comity Of making. the Sittings permanent, and tin absence of Members kigh treason, on account of the dangers that threatened the country,impatientio have a communication mitt to the Commit to this effect. The reply was, that In six hours a comtmtdoatioa would be made to them. To thit th'efi.itisirered t that they would 'only:talon one hder fkit a :Weis* i to know the determination ,of the EMperot. which REUWAULT DE ST. JeAN Atmenr, *ben to have advised NAPOLIO 4 to the step he ter municated the resolution WhiCh he had lain diilite the throne.' It is said, that rfaeodeoit proposed to abdicate in favour of his son., Aislianinn e ; nounced to the Assembly ; bdt it Sviti declistteit:fai ~ ' insufficient, The abdication MllO be uticopfiltionelZ thatitheretight be left free to take each melltriss: 'the preservation of _Visit indepenience .sa- I nkitqa- lits best calculated to the eeigeetz of ;heir oftirs." 7 , Biitrattoinve theft sent a voltage Are the two litonsek that he abdicated the:Throne,. and TAM ,swil wisdQM Aid Al'mnies - to inti*iiiesnieiffil l !'liervatiorn of 0;3 EMOk : i. - '`..' ' 4 2 ....fe lk:. l l 'A ii :1 • I , ipti , t •" :: a'o . ltl :; ; I; S ti Y a , ' .e v t O , t i i - 7 4 4 : 1pt#644 " ." '1.4: "144-46 ,4 , :.: 1 1%\a1 31".;7 It: ! panamtaid . to constitate,e: ustiiiblitii wovernment s i iiia atiweif i".•41 - *** - *4 oalire; .liiiiappejated . • t 1 •• • _ . a Committee of Publif Sofetp.• Varietts propoti+ j thine were Macre. ' tie wee to send a depot' - the Mid , of wtLuse*roa' daire a etOgPlioll II hO e til l tkirglieo l lNOlcf 44 / 1 61 .., 1414 of (.;01TODDIPOi r Initt.this irei'eier.telml ste 6 :Asi e l t etdr iei k I tithe dignity l ot Fitodiiit.tii thermtanT: ~, wt,re ' dkiatclispt los isll64,ib, id: Tome to is !.‘ . • . . ,—, ~ this most importantSibli.totlllt public fstmiloorlllll 4 and they came t ow rillegiogglOokrn t• 0411 :::4 6 0 11 Integrffjo kiididatitaliteliiti c a rtligiett, of to' `' it the sttliggle. • • ' The Assembly:, Mkt"; se ttled the point of t don, voted the restoritieti :of the olo:1 Reinti form of Ooveroment, aid all France is stet - Its.si temuy of joy et tlgietent.' . 11tria - mair • n Dechtfation to -the ABMs,' that'ls the object*, pecierfteee wet the oviNit4itifie 7 314 1 r= • incon eilitattei * Raise. fi.ic, 0 1.4 iit - :.. .., .. • iteioa *lid : "4",!ftd btA,f 4 o l in*ifiojeltitii4h*' screed:by icideuveiieu t •oatt the eldrevAlationll.. sAid efeentet4l49lo:4o4tiiiiiiiiiitoeCti*rt , . • . J 14 4 1 90. 4041 410. 1 ei* . -31:'', 1 6164***009-. siissit4ttisofw4W bi 4iiiiii4itillairsi,i it ' IA deeketed 'ettititiikCeeil - • • ~ - the1t1r 4 f,",,,v, 44 1r1t4. . 40 ,0* i t #t i . ' .:. 'Fite i ettstpirtpetteiyi Aid 40Weeekvoci t *.et i .tiliiie,t aiinnisig klOit t .ionttensitaltwi .# l 4 oiritet o ;: . -lord C.101.111101411-4,01!*1 obi, evening with Site tiewi•optototionrili di' lig -. • •.. ~. • . . , . ' - nefteciiil6,l may effect. • . . • -•-..• . • For Hot latest hitelligtence from the armies we 1-q ive-reader to the following extracts from the ' tpeperi,.:Witich *ere received this forenoon to Manaus.- • . ', • • ••• • " - BRUSSELS, Joy nreict4 - in RC EB. REPORT or . ttaX111141 ? : .211 ,1 1 iiiii Mning*/ ( ` . :. tit star coma oil , * Attire; ett toilet oleic" . TO Mg llattitty*Etfite,ll.et.Detilte.' " IT•menteet, _ " I have the hopow,o ; lnform -your Highness ' ' lini n thi s • ' this - my arrowstoinik i s. van.pard, in giteitCifof yoai Highness!, Ander!, will inch Soltro7la-Chu4so, end I. hoe ordered it to' advanoiti f Posti as far as Ateinany **main the iii eergymnonstt however, Attila- ere ihe.,roidsiboping.very bad, • bed I..':erefrikwo t... rear or de, cotplins elintookarriviinidolght.. 4 ! As lo' Ono; maite. convnys ofpeovisions ' 'thfs .thl'llleiPlenkfia..of. tke tiirpe - *Hu tweets:al Tall. uP o 3.lha. inhabitants.',- Ho wever, 'lb. diiirit whlot. these manifett, 'mikes me !tope I thaw be ph* to t .supply 'the *ante of.tki lit iiefar as the little time that I himeal-my distiosiil allow. . " All the details which Ire i heetd eollect intie It i concerning the flight of the Viencii are-coon' here. Bonaparte .passeehltroisik :ttifs plate ' - day 'at nee At'itnejt a.tikillaitioiiret anneal voiettiiii!..,- . ,ftlemit thOroltd to AVeents. incriesepivery•snepie Tit in the Freiich•artny, want of diaciOnials at the highest pitch. •' dievithink themsetvissletrayed, and every one teats his wish to return to Ms home. " At Beaumont all fled at the first ett44. . at tbe gate of the town we found a piece of ea, abandoned; end two more on , the road to ,Sobre.i Chateau. They say that the enemy bas 'let train of pontoons near the village of deriout. hope I shall he able to Mve some of, thism. rest I expect a further roped nn tMs bead. " At,Charlerni oar. taper fouranine Man 10Q•caissoas abandoned. TM crowd Ain Ilse h . k, :: ... .4' , 4 4, —7 1 ' . R` 1 ; 4 7 , ly • 0 4 •- i) ., e . % k F I Z I A- ..i ' 1 sermon. pia ; the repose and peace of Europe _ .. at sitike ; it is to obtain the one, and to consolid the other, that the great. l'owers hare solemnly leag together. TO O Swiss Confederation has joined , . k . sacred alliance, bet to combat the French, wh l', - , it friend it remains, 11O(1 whose happi ness an d p roapt 1 , . I ty It sincerely desires,. hut because it is uo lon '4 ; . s v secure iii regard to its own feiritory, and beau while preserving its system of neutrality, it rennin a Cahn Nod inactive sitectator of the terrible nom! 4..* . 1 4 3• 'filth are at hand. . I Thus, soldiers, you will defend with vigour I 7 , tentage your frontiers, which are not threatened I- i cepron the side of France, sod you will repel ev i . ., alien; these are our engagements towards the , .. tied lowers; brave children of the country, this f %not a b I e dioinction awaits you: you will contrib 1 ', . by the defence of . the territory of your country i the great o bje c t w hi r l s is to re-establish the t rans(' : NV and ihr peace of Europe. f I Vt Sniktipr%,—The troops of the Allied Potters a , s o f ' :. follow the tame n' jeer are your brothers and y, com gal l iatt s in iir , ) ,s. Obey the orders of your le , . ' i s t i . ars, who conduct you only at cording to the ord t . . . pd he O 4: of your paternal Government: by k .I.f. , t • , . . . • ~ . . . t_ s• , _ .. Ipr. 1 , • . , ar mil. .., v.,so vii which was .. t; re a col aches fro ,:. .. , w i t t ag i or ves ho thil . 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