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

'~~ to ping! af. 03,000 Rem wribllito--1100/4.4111k-Datdi• i 1 stop the which. 3000 were ceedry, of thie s tneetileicriirdin t and then with a Considerable park of artillery ; thie corps' infield. formed as army. of reserve, and had nut beei*yht i pissed the engaged. Yesterday morning, after having tile _ Stibre•le- brated the Victory, this camp broke up to go in par -I:LILL (edit of fhe enemy. " All the reports agree to certify that Jerome iiiaz2l.—Boniparte returned through *as seen here,there is uo account of Joachim.— Charleroi with the remains of his army, estithated ' Such are the details Which have been collected from at only 26,0:10d Then. They were in the greatest dis.' the inhabitants, and which I have thought it my duty order, and committed many excesses on the road. to lay before your Highness. 'Since this'inotning the'reciOrt is . cUrrent that Phi (Signed) " ZIETHEif." Marienbure, and liiinbeuge have opened gates to the Allied tr oo p s ;it added, that l'he farm situated on the causeway from Brands Lille has hoisted the white cockade, a nd that thlore to Genappe, and whiCiewas ih sight of the two armies was a great disagreement among the troops at Vale& daring the but of bears the name of La Belle Alliance. It *as from that spot that Bona. cimmegt the Commands : lA4lf which has been dis ' • ' 'perte directed his Operations; placed as a Royalist. it wis also upon that • sp point that the two Allied armies constantly directed To-day, at noon, a ti.irein of pontoons, with ills their *nate apparat us , bel ong i ng to th e • E ng li s h ' their.force. The oceupation of that point was to decide the fate of thebattle ; and it was there that the army, passed through here, and this afternoon two two Fietd-Pushats had their first interview 'after the English- bettelions from Antwerp, with music playing. They write from Louvai n , that ever si n ce S un day &frit of the .:nemy. In memory of these eirents, and ! bl~ the strict union which eziats between the Prussian afternoon Prussian troops have bees passing, day ind English nations, as well as of the personal fries& :and night, through that town; last night, when, the letter was closed, the p assage was still continued. • loop which united the two heroes, it has been agreed, thit batillfihill be called the battle of La Balk Detweee the 90th and 28th, 92,000 Russian troops were to psas4hrough Mentz. • • --No.- . STATESMAN OFFICE; TWO O'CLOCK. The ieport . of BoNAPARTeS Abdication is getsm: i tally believed, and the Funds have exPeriencedi coaaiderable advance this morning. Omninm open* eel at .10 and rose to 13, and fell back to 111. — Three per Cent-Comets .opetted at 60, and rose to 01i add 'fell again to 60. It is certain that i Garesitasent ' have received dispatches, Confirming r W ekdrcition' of 'BONAFAaTir.. TheLaito CliAx. ifiLLOR stated, is • open Court this. morning, .that Minister* had positively received such informs- 1 'ties. Varioes•reports are in ostentation in the city, one of which is, that the•Sanate have seized BONAPAIriIt 1 111 . 1 th a OW , to &Pee r lrrts ovif t - tzo the A ll iee.-410', 1 rip th at tied: r siaba'rk W ha t!, - at Ws this giet4nes (. 1 * th• PolitS*o4lPhst I. epee 4 Nerciatien With the FireiaGevernmeut.. Iteeterdey Earl Bi t zuvOrr and - Viscount s tasAba audiences *kW Pont*, Rsasa? at OW: ton Hoe* , On Sitordertord Cniatats Sr • Idea;' ittroits* ?o lig a - IIItAVE BELGIANS. My army met apes' tb pant of eilteting the ' territory,. se cannot Info yours, brie6.lll; l , ii, I, lii.isiplik billing you &rowel, . eksd w it h mik; It ,but lively gratitside fee the heapileNtr. I s Se to bet soldittre. Vie have laidiewp...; aity of appvetiatih; Yber eirtult ; yes ere a - , a loyal, inik **bib people. ?di le* Alf. £ ai!ich by the irrageietity which pretwiled tu ihe. ; , , ipiliug dapertteeat, bps you hive beratawktil pi. tiiia. *I reqbisitions from Which it was ispeasible I !. to ell lhot yeti. , Yee, iitliadots baa greedy airialad l • itoe, 1 bet it *Os etti of to tteier td bileviale44o4 " Attle *oiliest with dieter assistaksW ''' ' , rid, *a . wire flailidit girkaid. IV lia ' atimia *. come, sod it wits mad' ostiog oar Will that we t fraud ourselves eoespeliad by eirtelissiestcell td iqualt M tong the somMeotieehat of the orratiot, Which we should have been glad to set begin • sooner: • l'hi • primate of our trweprhas-been burdensome to your country, bat we have paid stitbonrilloutthe debt of ratite& which we awe yorsl-and a benevolent Go rrt,/net *ill find mesas to iudentalft sal*: Wl lore . kearn safered the most by the quarterieg of the t !"l. 4 * : ~ "Adieu, brava Belgians I The rmeembrante Of tistr f, hbipitithiOreception which you have treaded us, as welt as the remembrance of your . eirreite, will be imgraeut on our limbs Mill Aiii.Ood of gaited slier life . errantry —eseiLliCrernovis from Wt., a iseg pallid the troubles of ware—may you be as kapipe le you desire to be..Farewel ! ' " Nankai Prince 14.1.1CITElt. " hoe It, litiselairoalweee." . . the Belgians' Be/glans , will •reed- with pride the following trait which will Weigle the history of oar Ma birth) , t.... . . Hie-Royal ifigheees the Hereditary Prime, harried ' ardour let, lbw midst of the battle, was surround- Ned taken by the French. The 7th battalion per. danger, hastened to his assistance, liveriu him. His Royal high. .Ignia 6f his order and threw it in bettalioe, saying, ' Children you *(l' It was fastened to their co- I battle, amidst cries of ' Long Prince I' All the Belgians swore death, this, mark of honour; and at :, many of these brave men fell this particular oath. the Duke of Bassano has been tacos. This news, requires conk. the tecoad come in every moment confirm ig bora of the entire dieeriiaiu• army. The ceaseqeetwes are W inos rirkebehil irbelbetk save materiel. 4 10.—1 t semoscertain that la the , of Shil. the Prussia, eamignard came in .1 I Rambo tarps' of which wo hue slat corps, caked, are new eta French ad amber of prisoners taken by the a door i cod confooods the knaginatiee ; it is :. he Is to 153,000. The dried/id disoep. oner's French eras,' gives a degree of pea. Murder repast ; *bole battalions of the Con- oo u hr )rgoody and Francis Coots threw , to take ,at he has ' their arras. Ara life. F have not yet paid the fast tribute of praise to the Prussian troops (or want of details; but the 1 --owe.— - iearage and talents of Prince Blocher, which bare Conw-FaciyANAR, Juin Y6.—The Wheat Italie tuts lasi& go often signalised him, shone with increased hate. 1 4 1 477,. ra pe tb r e c r e t r il ie ' r fti ti a tei l er r ime gti per rnes Liii.grclikale* and oe these bloody days. The coolness, the intrepi. cheaper . — Write Pea s e r. per wirier elkaPer.ria ti Teaas ter euty, and the bold promptitude of General Balow, 'A i r ntber m artlele; 34 3e imminently coutribeted to the success of the day of R ind (kreign) th ee* 111.4 4 0 4 "7 7 71 0 "11 0 1 : D ot . tus NO 18th. 1 ke ' Every thing leads to the belief that Bonaparte will 1117:7 "" I . 96 36 Tkk do. 'l6 29 Old Oats 15 31 20 30 0 - 24:dt , 6n 65 Fine ditto ,„,.., ..• es ... 4 - hardly recover this dreadful blow. Without enter. Igoe . POII 4O 44 ' Poland do. lO 27 I ill; into say (*tail we shall quote the avowal of r4 `" l4 g o t T lr ,," . . - : ::: : : , T - 6 — 6O M t e Floe t : ::: ... .. . LI :2,, g Upeet-Lobau (Gen. blooton), who confessed yester. Grey Peas . Yi 35 5 / 4 1 1° I. • 1:" . : '''" 56 60 1 doy,iscaning that the Emperor bad lost, me this ries. l SMITHFIELD MARKF:T.—Aris V. et/toal every thing awe few persona l (' atgahMt is" ~„ To aiak the Otrot per loom of MA . 1 • ' ... 44. 64 to ss. 134 Heed of Cattk this Sc IL , .. ' _S.. el. to 64. Od. Deists .. *rola & s teady eight to yeiterday morning there wt; 4.. t . 1 41 all' ii, 777 CM. is c r i eZ . , , --tram( Santis-ow Halle, 8;., " f. n . ...• • - 1441 ed, Ozferdshire, cut his wife's throat, and left hot for dead; the poor creature in this state stag. reed out of the house, when, caseated with the loss of blood, 114 tell against the wall sod instantly expired ; the villain lien locked the door, and cut his own throat, but not effectually hots still living, ad likely to recover. A Coroner's Inquest hob Mask in a verdict of Wilful Murtkr against him, and be will be removed, as soon as be is sufficiently recovered, to Oxford gaol, to take bib trial at the next Assizes. It is said that be has before Made two' ,or three attempts on his own life. He has &family er , four children. , • • t..t ...,.ants 4111 !i'H EsMA. J MIX CU, . ion of the Mitrquis of ELINDI/Oao, Idt tows, to joie . i ' - ` 1 "" --- —.-- :7 T .-- - - ---- :L.:1". - l t Alie army. • or to 'Witty the towerlnp veteran' of the veten ammr ' The regiment which became vacant by the lamented ' I°ll4l'lA :war, bet to pamper those who want it not m Aisath of the heroic Sir TllOll,/,11 PIC/0341mM together I and to fatten the imitate! . of the Admiralty Ceortii I ittith the red ribband, been conferred be Ueutimast• fie. & c g s e ; . ; and gleb,. 0 1 '4 a pes a weed bI veneral, now Sir GM:OMM Coots of' tbe Goat& ;as id e -we wil lin ' • l in o 4b e i n , drown it wi ll b e f oe * , , In addition to the number of ofbCss of thetearcis ' • -•• r • • aid . % - .A , t, ; .2 isaaivad for their already mentioned among the killed. aid • *Winded 'tha t , • "'• 7:""' in the late desperate con fl ict, we hastrto letneet the 4 . ol iiis - extier-. 16 e• Ikltirlot .01:freli lie 40.145' :-, following: • . - ' 7- ' ..# I efillKei!liPeissnitaarliing trim the sales, end-time I . Captain Markman. Coldstream Cuarda, bilk.. Vent:Cal. the m os ign otse..l4,f ee • be sn i e l to ' , tie :Seep: s ou. Wyndham, &W., wounded badly In th e anp s Llem„-Culawell Mclnnes, iillubily I. the bare g Captain Simmer, badly la the • ieffialltir AiIiIIII. • ' , -4 "' .43 " 414 ''' s '' • anal Illie. R. Monte, 14%40 la the shoulder i illablite arillilli, • ,144...4 . .' ;.; ' • . _AI _ f at' ,;,. it i L.:1, - ,i,i t ,l . i:i 61 4 ~N , , badly its she sea; kezlie rileslagre, gig/hely s ErsOgn Vage t . 101 Aet.rel l ol"dni ' s ell' it i n deb ted ditto. 3d cards. • i 4 iii . mr. ..• i.. - . ; tinguiiiief meterin,. Admiyel Sir cpw.rt fotk, for Sie T a bird , G ril r l d ed. Cl e. l l 4 . ll l l ):7 • WoOd c. .e.r.L l itler: C l ot Wht, 64 , 01M:ilia" in . P‘rfiistent, on. e very recent oce Nit, Ileak!iti, Cant. Emelt, &sir Labe, &sip Bairl44lll i eseirftt, I n f ir -behelf:'llit.t..ilielicitipli Empire is Brienda-major 3tAttert..wawalled• ..: • . tne • D oi .• Na t. W and' .. The hopes entertained of the safety or the gott. : ,4 . a , IT,. et I ell Ifilirttfi l Major Howse° of the 10th . flamers, by, his 'be*. e*Atienel; fe ditt.iikiti;Ont aflinitterthiall;.ieratT, Ibm,ii . On the number of i the missing, have been ihit a . sl,ft.k It I not an enreasontblelo4oolo:}titilit v ibt, l•continuance l as the certainty of his death's Over iii"Nocolvies the . beglitatiWle Its* otieleg:4ll'lleakarl lby the last dispatches.. . . ... b 0 nd..461A trillciesery'proVisleti fo r ra It irtifer.. 1 , Mach, where the Duke of Wilf.Ltlfofoa S i . • .• • . -.- Win emmlprlstereent to perelpee ,otAwittups b 4 ; quarters were of. the itOth , is precisely twenty.eiglit 1 miles direct south from Bretseri. Ws a small for. .4fiaineter to enrol themselvei inaken np laieet; a set' titled town, and might have kept the Allied Armies *k m ',Mil t ilmolthsrftediag all it )4411nie1.-liroas lit bay for a short time, if their victory hod not beef 'h onipo ' city ,tend „ ohm * mi e htf defreit Competent Ise complete as to preclude all 'e ff orts •of this kind Naval oAndalat -014. spin x _ ... A1 . 4 . 66 . 4 1 . 4 _ Put etr'g 1 being made. Beaumont, where Burmese was o!I ___ ,,,use - ' 4l.46itted apiendogri awd — oietittt :z o ; the same day, is fifteen miles further loud, and is ~"4 ' within the French territory ;it is she fortified. IProvideace„ long 'continue the pilde of: Britain mild -The annual election for the Sheriffs of the Qty of 'the envy of the nays*. ~ .. .. -_.•,..„.t4e... 40 , London sod Middlesex to serve for the ensuing leer s ' I am, with great respect, Sirx, , ils.. l o ol ; , '' took place on Saturday in Guildhall. Mr. Alderman . Year motitbemble Sassisgpol : 4 ' Batoons, who stood first on the list, was excised; . • and Mr. THOMAS FOSTSR, second in the list, stated, : , . ' "i - 'Il-N4 . .1 • • ":.• -.. that lii eonseqeence of a compound fracture that he - nor' 4rB.CORR if .. S . ;° - ...X }; * AT6' ,:.. * " l : lll ;:a= r" . ; • bad received in his leg, he was incapablpof perform. - big the ardsees duties of the office ; under those cit. • ........ t MAI . RIMII4II4iCZR, DATED . IIMISSELI liNkii• cenestances he was also excused. . The election final. -•- 4wro . timid , .seen the • Ge ri.* ~" I owe* rtnr ly ruled on Anoasw ioan,tixs, Esq. and 'Batt. with as ga its of the sever e eetkiatAtmlon the Limp Susan, Esq. who were forthwith put in no. day basea 7",, emarday„ It will, therwronocaco o sour urination. slight iiatisfendon to fi nd that lam ebleltri IMlltlit Qtr the 19th inst. --- Banister. botcher, • _ - ' }totem'- if .. 1 .1_ _ . gli-wffs )Igllll9R OF tits STITICSALIN. rtfiliti. it getl7ll; A''.— -. . ' ; ... ' g , - I', :i p theleft-sboulder, end . '1',..: - - tiP Ors ... . . _Sin t —From the bonoeralsig' f ibeructse of ispa s ei. sit inch more &mei, It it •-•' :vi die •i me if. ~. .,.. ality, troth; and justice , wfilels.ilistinguishes yews Bally. I *lv witi3nl44lllll4 ye the le a; Paper, I am ted to hope ynit . 0111, if consehieef s ' t Pr l r o ... r irss .....m i! iiiinned.rahliefl,f... t. , ~.i.. , ,T. admit the following rentarki reiPet.ting a highlieesw :". lo ne t i,7 l. 7 t iris u otti g a t i teti : 1 77 s t e e " te tT "W i t ot tt a t i l ut i ensi s iii/eill to‘n 'trusser,. et mill'in the morliing,' and arrived A z Merlon clits of men (Nasal O4leera), the generosity of their enuatry would be farlenit! three oitateek`tLar afte;ndiln 'it'lhr 011'6 Of setliNa willing to withhold an ,eg‘ltable boon, twilit .44-- loving marched nine league;. We were eatoged'.lit Ovotnitoutes after, and continued 01 tee it Meat. tree situation made known,. as; also* . the se prey* I was woended 'bon , ' halt Ps4t olittr - -#014 1 6 if 'ilia pay, it Is.almolotely impossible to airport, with Ito- - . $ obliged to valit. six outlet te,the seems' vittige; PeelkolarlY where I,lsi in pain and, sleepless tilt *44,144,, I coming credit, their respective stations, those who have to divide their little ittettee with a was again obliged to walk to Br ' ._ FM 4 4le*Ye'6 4 °Sgslis i wife and family. , not being able to bear the' "motion,rif ywiAcri•—. ; • Suppose a Toone ininvarion keying 4tetirtorne all Th"sersinn his dune mi . , no tin3 4- •''' Tin nicke d f su i r i prised that I was able in eisiksPlPettie . 4 tbalsonti: the discorreging,diScolOes,, /sr**. al) .the dangera, Ind arrived in safety to the rank of .. l4estenant, what w e ith o o lr o s t t it e‘ he its o b r ed bo aT o r t io t t" la t : . . 044 i ".. o .111 t i . E a, I ti,: *flint on a level s , it has tali*, incessantli— I am anpblute-gilf; yat , hit exclusive Of the rank ;ritichplece . with a Cdpteria he the Anti" 'Th. latter has oeomn- 1 the paritcolars of the action—it wil4.altstgellopr ( pope; ; pe e eney of pay a ll owe d him, whi c h A WO/mint in liant and decisiv e . The flighlenclers - And Itisjrils in of a n, t h e numerous !particular betaied saltllAibly., Otir reiitnept yea the Nary has ow/ ; who, clear' deductions, hie little moro . theo low. per . ormom to I charged •b i t i body of euirasliert of ' w thel'ilard,el receive, subject, be it dbeereed, to the contingencies o we e4 / 4 ";:,: o r it l fe n o o t b i! e P e i r t"" . • ' e si r."'", . it, which we &penes!, bet on i of the fate of Warfare, 'and Bee toneiquences of the getting behind ensiwitedget,-they ralliOd. and gA r. Ili . elements, for neither or whkh, however'fregee n tly, a terrible fire. It ne;'herstthSt stir regiment PO - 1 they occur in the course of meritarituts action, it ed moat. Canleron, put majleyt poly's!), end fear 1 other Officers; fell almost at the same Insfesit7-thil there the least regular compensation-41i lathe Arnii. The lusefficiewcy of pay; and the constant, de.' f w rt l! a b l o l u t li t e . peridence which is annexed to ft, came a:continued o hm, ! nee subject of mortification and anxiety. Little better , also drovf is the'rank of Captain, he (wbo•is worse paid then saft , red pt ,acy otisg,F) trek the . same setessity of relying on the n° l Selliff interest 9x Ws friends, and this renders laim as de- "'it a pendent otkittill Latour and exertions as in any•pre- livid to sit vious step ; for it is notorious that every item of and in beit li promotion, awl ereploymeat also, is measured by:the most sangult weight of consequence cad power Whiels the ap; nights neer' plying individual possesses. • ' '',.'..' . • thoosandi "&:c Th e t Unhappily for the Navy* phsettom t of late.yeere • dare' ,say, has blinded the eyes of Oft twbtic to the state alive deed in t Officers- beleogivtg to it. leis supposed, f . f .lllolfalse men/ was reprepentstima, that the prieemare generally fan-more .Theft is r ealaiblir Din' Ail 'are ,tally found to be ; and sight so toore4oll4 wialseveirtey eopeiselittasda the Navy, it to grout'', senli;ll'^ '-- nay ridicuion4i4liiiimiated, is If to answer some' wounded women memo , sinister porposoilMle *ben it is dispassionately rim- to the h ou r s , sidered, that . 41ktxtrilitetrai of pleasing the no- treated is '- tie* into hisfrijtroffalirliti.to.anY dectiratiOn to that pvisasers effect, in eider to gresp.oktkoirst fruits, under the violent loapproPrintiniime vitlltylkitat to enrich his Mr:- t a d them. a gatt, not to enable iiiii•eo:reward obscure merit,- • Pattessuretst, JEWS 10. Majesty', ships Sailed his Majesty's ihipr . C.sistor, Jlaigrrl, Siirly, *OlOll4, set Sqoun, to °stand, . far AIRIt'; Shfitittlett.ind . 016. sooers.—A rri red toja • sittriliskeit s , froth Prptievtisi a .l-„a4sta Swedish she litindeitilinnitt#ool ‘ liliti. .cstry transport, DioefA, l vreslbk dip fileasid . 4ol ' 'qbertutine.• '• " . , DEAL, June- 24 .....AtLtised this neerning hit Wit , jestyls Ship Wt'anitei; Silk this tinily of the vitas*. Sit Thomas Pletoit..from 3114 , 141 . ship kamillies, grampus., Clstor,. and iiistitai Ittottsmouth ; hod bis Majesty's ship &data; frau, off Dunkiat. • • • • , • • A KINOUTII ) JUNE V.—time-in the pheasant , S I O9P of * 1 .4 tr,.. 1 0 1 4:14 1 014itri hall a . ' all* settee. Abe 4Ve4meet. VintOti.-Saflea 'Efir*;:,;iiiaabs t P. • torus,. 4ii.b4h0iR54,0100,046.. ItgA t t; 14e, and Waiderg44l4lG Jill 1 . 6. 0 . 7 1 0. for the coast of Frint:#44 .passed op - Chinnel yeste t tder . t . .:l)6e; : iiApirijr piite L Conzyglinitidlittely Yisiat Arai Aiiiiratt:oll!itt, 'seamen are taken I ? l : QT A .Frik4li !FAA, tfiLloc. diingoukatit, Wei); brut is hire, it t ere, dittjaed this port, 600 tkelttettneinisi . diaittetiliptareillrrimiiinaltelk RAssseAlltizismtri,7 4o o6,4l*.V4:44 'Pr" paid ie l fhati• Arip tte44: o sjAftwiror, Auss 3.• L—Arrived Alm! Dim/ paliolt o r; vlth a . Mail fr V: ir 7 ___ .•,-- you, and also to learn that __ . _it *find . is a with a ---- from Ill!albaliet."*Illal , trilling op. Is. tha . leg, which it is likelg. will isot . ossa. 0;0144 Piet, ' for' Holland '4lu-4 r,.._ __ ; fine hiin above a week.; but, &lasi what is* give ;packet foiltailltiti - 11. Alitauee pocket; forTfotteip 1' . conseladow, to poor--; for the - dreadfsil loss slie i b urg h ; , Hearg e t) traisperts . w o 6 . 06 for 1/0 1 1 - has sasjahniet In hey de 5t ........ A worthier fel- ! law. . • ..1. .. Q • --- - ' ...c't :-!. '. ' - • • low never breathed : I have been *noble to learn the - Clore or Coax, Jett tilt•n tibt=A 'O4; fete C 0111 particulars, but I understand he fell early its the ac tion. ,It was, perhaps, the renst , destractive ever whit coal.—Sailed his • MajeatY a valliP Nimrod, with fought. Thelon fell almost entirely on. oar division, ' four transports, having the 38th regiment of foot oa which, along with the Brunswkk troopa:and some : board, from the Dow°, for Ostend...44s Majesty's Prussians, seas Hie only °neap forth* first two hours.' ship Protector and Pekrue on ast , uise. The three Scotch regiments are nearly annilittaredl— i JE , , • A ALmouni, J ust . , y .,.— A . e r‘..V.....A yasexiday, the Ours had oniy six officers who escaped i• and some eras* dangerously _wounded as to give little hopes of Hiachinbrook packet, with.. Mail, Root New York their recovery. • We were amply revenged however, ' and Halifax ; sailed from New York the 18th of and gave the French a lesson whiCh they will not Math and from Halifax the 28th of May. On the soon forget ; but they are so strong On this point that, ! dii s h e sa il e d for. New York, four frigates, two notwithstanding our giving them such a drubbing, ' brig, and a schooner sailed against the Algerines. his Grace btu foetid it necessary to occupy a better ' position by retiring about a league and a half in the On the 25th of May, tber'Elkabeth packet arrived rear. He expected another 'attack yesterday, but it at Halifax from England, and on the 28th sailed for did not take place, and this will give time to Lord New York.—Also arrived. thB Princess Mary, pie. Hill and Blocher to operate upon the enemy's flanks, ket, with a Mail s from the ,Igeward Islands, sailed , which must oblige him to retrograde. Ilia Grace is strong enough now to repel any attack that may be from St. Thomas's the 24th' May.--Arrived to - day, the ill cher packet, with a' Mall from Surinam, in made upon him, and had those cursed Russians been 4l at head, we should have given inch an account of twenty.six day ; and Arabella patket, with a. Moll o9r adv ersar i es . th a t y sfy , f ew ee , e ki h ive re t urn ed from Lisbon, iu six days. , • to relate the tele of their enespanions' destruction. 1 • • ' - . • " With reaped to my wound, I have strong as. Only 350 out of the battalion of the Ist Rtilentint latrances from the surgeons that it is not dangerous. of Guards, • consisting of 1400 .effective rank sad It was by a rotrodshul ! a six -Pounder or grope•shotll file f survived the destructive conflict of Waterloos. ..r ... " • -il- .sac- • : • I/ • . , r 4. . . . was so great t t. was obliged .to there a aomPart ; *it` filed beyond', to sto fogitives. This o'mpanY alai Olserpowered, ano it was impossible step the tOrretit. An ii taut of that town dented 29 pieces Which piss bridge ; sit were left between Charleroi and Set Chateau. by atclOu; into ;is mid ed and taken by the F aired the Prisee's din end succeeded in detit Mess took off the &lig the midst of the butt aye all deserred it P e ri t the Hereditary field o f t edite„ defend, even to deat a sublime moment, le pronouncing thi It 11 allinned, that by some lancer details wbioh e where already of the French art hie. It seems rter of its mei at's, Joss $ of yesterday t et with the Re that theta CI . The meals it Army cool to amount to I d on of the Free bt yto this report tes Of Burgess 4 0 their arms. e have not yet p . . rt six o'clock: , We - *bee' . 1 1„n.e r rYdn'y the hedges, ,Ind arliaucea .iposs.,ttsw pag, gin to.opea upon us wises krepb.t. %Thew:lto' re from two differetsepbsitinna;arielP prcid4iously, but our cayaiz ti ewir . r g coils! do no met ers' 4 r ui-1%.-4); - itet " felt in &lab& seat • ~, . 111 stop abort.— 1 ant rather %In! !tier 'Oats, Or thlignim iiii; • - Igninary battle en recur early 300 piecips of 0i544.641.41., wok b ow Pristineri- 04 vereetelre4 11 14 11 0 1 1. • to punish is tont •• •11 •tibi *4 l , by ibis rhat," in ' t the Dee nt cir t • as again engaged. mid '1401611 esaecoky see Aka lett. , Ilipmkitipa-alerew tom**, so-rtztraordinel . nfrailia4eals, -the ...people cr o wds earlt ; d withirefreabmente; employed in the 'I to 4 ,0 1 nt boast of y fernier :14,4 a is if were Ms owe broti *AOC •Th 4 Freetit I are trtitid •by Ai pillytttlo 1tir, 161 4 mannet ; the mak an' ti agelar seer a from being atteeksidiklid-' - •• • • 'r. • 775 40; • 144rif L. 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