The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-28 00:00:00

`4. ft • . r, •4, • TILE S'ilATESAlitiq . :41X110, • .".. . .. .. . . . . perfect account ; ail of them, hoetever; agree . ing, .....—........_ i that the numbers of the French were . very superior (in the 16th June, 1 went from Antwerp to B rus. to the British,, end that their cavalry 'lnui eat op' eels ; at this time it was generally believed among the Foot Guard! dreadfully ; but that they hid re. evening, 'when lair heavy fore the 26th, the Russians not being expected to ar the military that hostilities would not commence be- treated, or retired, in the dragoons came up. All this itiiht it rained in tor rents; the numhers of men and horses, both with rive in any force on the Rhine before that date.— the retreating baggage, and _belonging to wounded About half-past foir o'clock, P. hi. a short time after quitting Matinos, we herd a heavy cannonade officers, filled all the inns, and the confusion and In the direction of lirussels, which continued with. distress in seeking shelter continued all night. As sent ceasing till 'we entered that city, where the bustle soon as it was day, every one driving and runnier • - - - - - ho- the English families BATTLE OF WATERLOO. #r of kph% robbed tuna very brut, Mi bands or the Peuialan bispditti , dressed like Soldiers, were in the catettsive 'ateseof Soigios, and tritrodited alttliey found umirtritid o or iepereted from tletir totnpanions.- - However, having left' watches avid all valuables, and being provided with a good stock . of bread, some mild • Meat, vinegar, wine, and brandy, we started. About a small league distance from 'Brussels, on the toad to Namur; you enter the forest of Soignes.— The road is a pavement or chaumee, about silty feet wide between the banks and wood, which in many ...- end noise prevented it being any longer distinct. I for horses to get away, mil, - in par. Was with Mr. B--, of Riga, anti we teemed ticolar ; mangy~ of the Inhabitants of Brussels set trim a Mr. L—, of Curacoo, whom 1 had known out for . the Hague ; `tklirrlnce of Conde, and some others the Bou got off ; and, lam told, at, Rotterdam, and who was the firs t persot(We met, .., , rched - - - - - it the ; - rt or - ate or lines, and all the road for -s - places is much higher, overhangs the road, the pitted part of which is only about 25 feet in the centre. From the wet weather, the want of air, and constant di log of the to and there not being others, increased the; Jrne,al...e fenny .. all was ';;;Cac - co r on i 'id 'I) • " 'tad ' -77-:7appen tr... , property, lost. Early on Saturday mornerig, and even on Friday • ' .bl d nl b y 'Y carryings pug-dog s - a n d "thisfefore rettirned to tie". He was fully ceieteltted eight, Marry Prussians arrived, ibeipread reports that aa a. anh o rse 11 ." 9 fan*. g alloping a s if they 'to 'N'esvgatesfor trial. , • , t f atale disia aho or child ri • s licers to within a Ituar. code I - 1 : ra .,"; 11- I . -. a C, . .Y 9 • ' ! .Qtlex,squAßE.—Since the examination of Re. they were pursued by French la that, kith a fine hussar Mitered, and ter of a league of Brussels. I spoke with Some Of them; • one or two : :.berts . Ott . Saturday he has Written a letter to Mr. servants. Th e thy w a s wet,..and: it then mimed in t , one, in 'particular, who arrived 'abbot four s e itiock on torrents, l and these people,: . camCelnyiiitia, 'the Magialtate, expressing his indigo'. Saturday morning. lie was so frightened, be source.gatiopping ,nn ailhe EctfidetCorierinie Of the ...Roadies who i fy knew to Whit army he had been attached; all be d c . ay and .. modrly side of the road,' were erniered . b I , - --I i hire *teen 'etvidertee against -him, hut ' declaring his h irt. 1 hey got into the city about a Could tell, On his . being cross-examined, was, that q! arta T " i. "" I thanks to hir.`C.• for the impartiality with which he h our before we did, and called to th e, ' sentinel, to , Blucher was twat froM Charleroi to Named, that teperietended the seweral ezaminationa, .. shut thega t es , as the Freeseh w ere hand at . The i • be last saw eine aren'y, at Iligny, and theethe French s the vigilinee used with respect to this very 100., crowd of servants with bat-horses and . baggage, that : bad eight to WM against 'the Prussians. he,had pat i.cdte cue, has been very great, and it his .been as. had all day jogged quietly alOng, seeing these PeNiliolietriirned thit'Obtaittistandlng the 'ability With 4 hi c k Vs epaulets in his 'pocket; and buttoned close dp bis great coat, though it was very warm, to,totieell ! I, began lik e . sheep to do so likewise, and the titobliki end` 10 .. co ig n 4 t ,d 0 ,!g ave : o i l e d ' f „ t h e pdr. whole . cavalcade eicept our s e lv es, got into an 'awe- Ms crosses 'lnd orders, of which be had . ' two or •! pole of edneealtnesbeir• VniOn and 'their , plains, no three on his 'breast s ; in pulling 'relit bit handker- tested movement, When we got iiito town, all wail ~!bassi „ e p ees bow s *, to (hi i each ,. of w h om. ettli.f, to wipe 01 1 4 4 0, lii iose4ts tumbled 'but, in the greatest Consternation ; Arlo of the eJII.. efri sports a different character,which he czo : chttitp upon had been ordered to be abut, the guards w er e don and as he fosind.the linartis were net pik e so near,l ' "us emergeocy. Upon. this "'stem the baste and all was on the alert., . ' r .1 be opened his . Coat, • after karts* 'sit sweating ' near , • i quirel v a st sums. Roberts 'mast 'Probably Was not The alarm continued till late at night, or „t r i the.manwho took the parcel fid i es•Mrs• newer. but "an hour ; heiaid he Was going, to.. ii,ntlrerp to cross the uhinvll: 1 s do _,_ ,hiuk I _lli saw it man early on the morning of . Mondiy,ivheis the news of .. •o 6 floVbtis are entertahred as• to his havieg :been a ' le t . 'snore frigAked,,er so ignorant 'Of t e situation Of v i',l, o rY 'arriTed• articeps criminis. M * beg.' • ' thilik :. P • m . , . i . . the country in general ; he/apt:eke tolerable good . 'o°l4!. who had s o ta' al l . 11 a d A O a •, " t.._,„ ° .1 .! arr....ts,,,uusc—An important case 40141W11. of returning and Almost as niuch . instal ~rfeisl7 . lorekers:came ma before. the Loup MA,TOR on Toes- Ilerich. Between one or tiro' i'efock on 'Friday '}sight, ' a Preisian dragoon, or ordeily,'eatne and ito get beckon; there was to helve 13 . ratar4S,: `" itsisis Aty: It was an informatiou filed* Mr. Purse, of Lon. 'told a Commissary-General of 'that nation, 'who 1. E';'!!''ih and . ethers a lt busy ask r.!0", 1 1, 1 1,0i d..4 ,40n.1iaif; ii"rispe,riable paWribroker arsine. iit.l ltidgeil in the Inn, that the army Was beaten and* q u ' rtn e at ta r ... th s 4s. Me:l 43 ,,. a a d i t c ga a . s a i r s ta_,,,•• a , A.A l'illitdY; to Weorer ire se•4l : ll • Petialtio; frie.plidgib i g I 4, retreating — this he communicated i i , t ermin i lwv beeW,loflie nattle,.Landi!tr `.'a s h. .!•!'!""e9 . '..,..7,7,9: i i i llavisittity of Witches,' the Properly of*, Assigssis . ,lii .he replied, in French, he knew nothing. t ha oileraietta,who had been in tbs. erre . ana coast". .. 1 a a Bankrupt. On Sunday I returned with m I tominissisry„ %she Was -just going to bed , 40in _ A .: ois,.tfie,rmul. , , , ~ ..Y,. , ..1, , Mr. ALt.aa, Counsel for . tho.P.toeesetee t skated; 'his plan , burned a great heap of pftiori - ja Ic e ,.pni 9 n, M r. 8• 77 - 7 -•-, and anit , Toss tia,settkelif.la 1 that as the pawnbrokers - were great sufferers by rho of betile, we' P . recured et,,torgon, add 'loan f ..y -minTs too f requent impositions of, thia nature pracilied epon leurt.vard, and at tour o'clock he was OW, ao iier.. - 'len knew •rhei•O, I sew him alive, however, in the .qiyiket4iptsiiisfu.'fellow, owner and driver, wit , .1 . 1 them, he thought it his dotyie mention the niatter f Same inn, Sit Or six'ditys after. These Waikiki, bad beers twice . there, ini . prenied in the sereite,'” en publicly to the 'Lou* M /Orbit; boteliffstandeng - Mr ; ' . $ carriages tibiae and private, had been kia to'bring 11 ' Hardy had' *red 't fond - 'Who conif49o to . arrive , some of i fi etiu'wtiehded,- the , • • -.-- - G ^ fi re ' llie.'eloney ; ,at i d, b e ' 'Veld nil 'albeit' 'frighfened, t siPpOsif Mich by the. wounded T , by the ! lac ! , of the Tin:, : 0., Conceived that 'be- could .etee withdraw the 'Fr u; stories tVey; told one another, were Orderetinoeto ` eruct !' • -14-8 cou,t 3 aelled . ,,us ,m.cb . .44111!,..ti1. Writ thin without the La cs M &Totes, t - • ent . er'bj tie late 'Of . Niiiivi' bet to" prakotel to s o . ti . °nr• tliPitth , I , l o l o 4 )„,_s a t, hi! i. ,‘,1;11!, as "Ott TheAoitn MAT° oh R -served, that if, no evlde ma' of ...._ . 4 • • sure of be s i e lg apillron Mkt? lig ,P `r Was offe Bred - of '• • I"- ' '' . " • other As tho • road ~ a street manor were, •••• wr i , _,• ••••-• • •••‘ 01 yit s iti t d, , 2 ._ r , course the in orniitien waufd'hill i to we prom tom ! nati,ipi event., Ike - , , 4.... sner grOurid. . • ' : . `Civil' ' ti kb the carious . of 'ill classes, aotioieto • hear` hews. To . this they 'refosed . to •Obey, Ind venta t ia, tbotigh strotly:etiv!sed, egatasatliio onOln::: '. •Erlf:liittly sildi'ehie he 'was' 'igrrorark test that aim r e i fosse the :sintiriels, who called the guafd ; t l- a u h ' i s n ' t r ' , Tlg_ tifg= o rt i w.h° .r!P r llq / Sl i t i •• # *Nam wore lise•prolloity el•the tankkrupb;• he badj, 7 - tau . after oilskin s *moat noise , Ind ifs haling nearly . F . 9US u ' lw li kr u rin n AV S , S ! • :A. s li t • s l7 - f * i alltd g ell ' t h 94ll.l4 *thi WPM* 44 it third, ,perion 1 . Pet just returned, me ed en tom, " • r b o il lime AI. e*bim.th, ,who hatl unpleasiest oposemooces,, they were tibilged'to• • watches and mono . ien 04 b iilirem i es' ' " .' gt --1. - ..• , ':IT ° !7 - • to , 1 4 111 bwritibff Pr,u, 1 r '''' d 'Me ietifr of baggage , ' and the un.. -- '• • - •, •• • -:. 9 . e' ...trz-• • VPIAor "bat • be g. lisle- c. ' i' ; -,,f 44, t. faPee4, o o o , 9l , illents nbicb .bel An. roon • L , they supposed Trillium'. r armee. • , was wi favourable neW 's that 4ntiMied to arrive on • •ga9r4 . L ._ .. •••.• 4 A fis t : • •:..I . , ..r! l tAt d i s id - • W e graPas and to iay. the inste p -' ' nuanttances, _oar., ...--,T,e.ossw. t„, ..t c , -oi • 51 1 9 iky . tit*. ..d ay night, -ma which g ree d, and . was 'lord by _ter: . h , , T ,_,_,, • d . lb e l ui d . !9ke _ offenses. any ei;ittia ' God. .. _ li d w ; aga i n i s t clemenotet t. onvw ern mum, . ~ •titafOs dromei.d. not . . easAtle vents end sbltliers who, heard it, "nows now, horses and ,had beoe . speciatspri on th . ' e two Sri( • .- etraiee repeated by Some Officers of no tlerf Brussels for AsstaniiHisio theiVairs 4 • • inx. . . , Whip ., el? Old Or . . a eery ire- turned all btopiioy - ~,i , .... A .....-, 4 ,:' - . z -Yr,r-T7r 7t..1,. • they deac4, 1 4.. 4 4.!1, 1 4" °. *roved , i . • pi vg leitise• Ohm Bnhotii, E. •'. • - i • + Dutch Light Dragous. • • ,•.1. ' 1:1 IP tbe Neu again, fejne . o4 ateeigto , •l7 .- - 1-••• t.., ,'• , ~ .ueis. E. from ifnomiie_ifieliiicit Jae a • Nwoor i. 111 le • " i • • Enesseb bile Thaw AM, ...-.• Or She-eitiut Sambre, 60 Allots N• LAW m. L... e eq 4iflubd now paboibed by D. L it veL, 7/ ley, Ws. lkifsbetpiesiin, Ptru ~• " • ....,. • • . .__ lEt - ,;z,e. a. halAkit& - ` ~.~_.. I seize d istyli r e ilid‘o • the door, rushed t it in three places. she fell down its Oki t k ilt.pn her rernre ar• Flisro•er e g thot the infant was Rolfe, Mrs.lsudj statek- to w an olarnied br Hee solar (be rimer dove wfa rod e d 4 4 .4 from bler own,posokistioAppartny, where .1w fittatd he -o val Tying ott the door, and I~l* MAR. • This tlitq app.orred Its insprollldl4rs. l l*- kilgth Mehltirians Were earned, nod on ft closer eamploatkon of sht.; iq Ntrs. arse's 'brunt, de sospeetedantS no wore dr. ildfol hosrvissent Owe "slain or tweille had been Vs* Mil Lei the t• 1 % 161 4 Ihl'f!"Yh'ilAn ato strengthened by tbetirtnaptaillei. of Wirriite is lifgr . ntiedi r in one part 'o t her dress. tin whicliaonte blood itillt.resonotek At im Norhelpad thp appe.traftee pf hettrz,..in an advoced dm. 4 pregnancy, butt !rim whit he had. Atieliey direldrered, isle' Sm. cerfuspented tha.atiglst no p false piperear#prf,,lte teen ort d e . sired -time female . who were peewits, woold e,ausitte A done. 'eke ;' After cosaideraideresistanes Oa her par ibis Was „11 tf as discover,ed that her profiuherame ?opal ,a 1y slotted by a' paste-board rase well st+dred is It ItAnnef; circwasteAces inditetd.the pfdcrtr W tgle ll o:intl ) ,V";hrl ;WO after she had i been in his comedy, ithOtbi dev‘ig looki Wonsan aho lives la the seikhhovaand, and to a'S4ais that the Biltista troops hail Mir, . out about font - ' Port or 4 41.- n- ~cant Dropping of w, ees, _ ..ws il l - mi d that the ' o f 7 W e l,' ; some miles, which , 1 ititbetn a sort of Calm. any meant er . dykes to receive or let the water roe ibe Prisoaer A hsrlightly hams ti, ape to...NW 's tisi oft ... a d o'cloCk that morning,formed hitt), that the Prisoner liad ler( the infant en isc u r i- 1 !* : ' hours later The „ eon. smissariet Camp, the toed covered with waggons off, theelay sides of this road were worked up intoa an d o ki s h e would c a U.for Is Jo all huh, or two Oa • ibis ',Z..' tin tai, weave away some and horses, end the fields Witit'axen and cows for the thick blaek mud,"and carriages or waggons , if at all covers. the missing taint :as real f reql . ,to Its tannin% The Pri. ,of the 151 b he was walking with Sir ''C. - Stewart in the Park, end quitted him to I join the Itticiresfer ' urmy,.became a scene of cesdisiou and difficulty not leaded, once pushed off the stones into this clay, 7 r 7;;;; B l", i t r,, it 'a m e .; ‘ ,'".. °l 7 yo 7, ol l:;,. g i r t:J ß f o i / . ) ,, e _ egN e h . :4 i ji n t . Richmond and her faMlly, R W 441, to -to b* ( Inca*, .. . . . : *OM sore almost llw be Lott being Trickly overturn- WOR7HIP-STREET. -VVednesday t;owge lett • 1.% a - I , was ~ii. 7 I bad beets oi,ilretsedind out from'foor o'ClOck, ed, and so instantly plundered, and the booty in a examine', i ro te: 4„ : „ erear f tr r i sioseli s x' 4 4•tekeN , centainieg to her houww. On the 14th, there staiii'ball i at the' g oches .,„ , and all the Staff, age. were t *. e; •'.h a i and the appeareuCe efthlngs . so unfavOurable, , that' moment tarried into the forest, which is extremely litre Wini l i n 2:l lo -t s fri le e a ptgi o kr ' E r s ti s i t ha g " " ii,„ n the 4. * --- , -- , decided to get away,' - close and thick, planted chief!, with lofty and fi ne Beth e gt os 4 Max. galled is campany *kb &Ailed at. 'b e Mar. not on the night befoie the battle. At iitl'events, my c.9.oPanion if poss i ble,, tied `slith a good deed of •tronblei le i beech trees. 'lt extends over -.-= borough WO. in Shoreditrh, rind bah : in a plate at l oe b r i a , acres• 'it appears Hies Oire both Dliselliii , and •flie Doke, ~ ._ . lion, his !ricaricliannitted alm.tia die • M•e• if ibe lidatora, to • . *VW la too great security as telaittat elf, 04.14, fo t' d 'PIT" and a of II pair oriel, • for which we i The fi nest and best of the oaa:treste, to 'a grea t w h oo l ic , wooe , s int, a l las lime, 1414 1101114 I a `Of oh o , mooeiriont . of t he paid 61/pancs to Antwerp,—the co mmo n . 6%4) . 440; 'amount, were cot and carried to Aotwirp, for the him to a considerable amount, • to consequeocts.V7hi e j 3 l % or 'Seri DI -informed 4§sou: Om, ;An. osln s p is French, who bail, on the I4tb, • collected five Coital 0° thlis oar ° V. t .4 ll4ar .w,a a a m an of .c°4ol4.ei-al reitch marine eider Napoleon. Immediately .ea ‘ tid givii i r . i rd .tbr i°e fejo ned Dr ib. ; 4 :77:: , , i1ier • il i , ierr. is Ike um * . oaf bi g ' ii i m y en d hie o a ids hattiee n . %ilia* int! we ireratd, , freer, that 30D. f rancs had blew paittiOr Interim the forest, we saw, right and left, the itasol, Ohtt• g what parel„Theyeradttly hiltei is sw tie e.pair ed . borate:tor the same jouinityi'midi.,:wijthoet• *traces of the retreat and confusion that the baggage, parlor Ilio w t7 e : 10 0 be a l t h er,the epatiet a t4kceph i nnottso,lo,,, e lieannwont, advanced on the ffith ilgainst Charliiiff, from which he dr.oie the Peissieno, and mitred a carriage. W 4 left Brussels • oboot ' onkeelock, .dtad thole lige Condeited it, or who intercepted it r t, l 7,P:(Ln we reldiee n t;a7 ll 42 2 " e o,.evirraTire i i n i rtr l i forward towards Pleuras. The British 'Were near being 'detained in the street more thanAti beer by 1 for plunder—the trees were marked end cut in many and acquitted& put die P ' abactorapt,,noa !as ao,s en , the passage of we' Of B i titish ertilleart .- gait% to 1 Placed —caricand Caissons in utimbers lay sank in g r 'el , 6 1 :l o ill.re"arj r 44 1 : o . liav t a. / I °,:lt i tr a td i iie Atli and Nivelles • ; and those who Marehttd.froM the army ; we got along the road very quietly and ; thediud biokett, pillaged of what they 'contained, comity. air. .Wilti t ams . aod..sneon.l oth e r atomic say% Brossel., were void to emoent to' 14 Or 15,000 without ipterruptio . n, although there were snow. The day was very warts, and the men aid -greet !Ind many stripped of the iron-Work and w h ee l s.— note alien*d'lnd lacittided l iiiliwant,ite tai Miteliamitt e ii fares' much; they had marched 22 Mlles beforia numbers of carts with, sasoemled and baggage,. el i an- • • Doea horses in many places nearly obstructed thp . far tr ial. l. they clime into action ; an immense jauntily of !netts , carriages, but ' tbay were ill going the same i road—some of them were skinned, and increased . - . baggage,. carrilges with *oilmen &e. crowded the • .way—we dined at klalines, i aid staid near two hours : the ste n ch to a great degree—dead bodies of men, ;. • lgo.c • ircllrostaacethak billterip aextreney•confireted read. The fight becaMe very ob stinate, and it nee i loi litre; all then, was germ, hue about the time we women, and children, were seen' on the banks near the itepsertaace . of throwing a ffj fill! a mortar, for ome a regiment of cavaliyi. were beaten bait 'send : dget oat o f (he gate towards Antwerp, I imagine the high 'road . i . n the Wood. The peasants, who were _the reltdrof parionatipvetion a Aisne,. es that of took to Sight. Two English Gentliniesio. j o ki b 'lke noise and 'alarm began at the other end of the le . treaties, emp l o yed to clear the road, drag the die %* . ic 'Oda •s o`er freithrfr 4 W 1.60 - ber 'et YIN lorle• - 11 i; , the same hotel with us, a Mr. 11---:- end 142", that the French were in possession or Brimp...4oTios to one side, and corer them with • earth, month, on the night of Tuesday, thelPh 'itirtsur, hire -----, and nha had rode with the troo p s iP"I and were even in sight. Nothing can exceed, 'lrirtingty advised ns not to proceed, as they said the and *high lay 'considerably mai thaw' odstelength ; am told, the c on f us i on; .carts ,e" waggon s w e r e Prussians pillaged friends and foes i n di scr i m i na tel y . from the pier - bead . The erete,,thosistiiig of test In the Morning, lOW us 1110' SS them *rustleier X w • P! sattopiug over women, ! v:t .,, irry, .6 11 they 'met , o 0 i ppset intentionally to 'her 'the passage, and pillage 'fine passage through this forest is two Integues . and a persons, were obliged to take Le the tops to resent the read,, l and that it Was with greet diffictilty . they 141aDd plunder then c o mme n ced, servants aban- • half; the triad nearlistraight, and close set with 'et- being swept . l•fihriwirs, teill - netthif happy method were rallied. They saw a s fruMpeter mike treat . plotied horses, J cartp, carriages , It c. of their etas. rirenrely lefty tredi—a dark wet day, and . the same- . been resorted to, they ityteld lrieittably hare pe. efforrs in blowing, & c.: he them 'drew his Mine 'aid 'gain., Tim mares chaiiisfe,...ii .On 'd'arms, who Miss of the oonntealt, Daly broken by new and re. .eished, because it was not until i Sa i tdal that eu , s , tried i n l a i n to slap them; 'a laid of them, hoiv. •Iteuld have maintained Order"dnd . PrOteeted Pre- pealed objects 'of ruin and disaster ,' was gloomy In boat could havecommunieattoo with i lk eall); iii dm - •t he chief robbers ; ( hey are dressed petty, became ... .sere ever, w ere brought together and formed , but mind; • turned to p lunder, and great c onfusion 'folloWed; Jib blue, like French Opine ;ensile, wit- large be stopped by some of these heroes whit muskets, to exist, for the weather was severe beyond example. .- -- - • • ,• • ha ts and shoulder knots, and It Isprobable , . . C. Woodger, among the bigger and provisien waggons:, coro, . -• •• :bnessi„ ; •rire, will was pillaged •by Hie perlinti,. Or ' mistaken ,by some English for . -f i rthich soldiers.— their wishes; and then, its an install, return into the . of the K. N. for his.grenteitertiots on this, as They aye all maple whohave been sChonted in the wood . well as on a former singise, s wcesion. Pise hintlrell ralliiiike follotere — of an army, who 111 1- 1 7. 1 c.ei iri, the • armies of Bonaparte, 11011 iii a service that the ho.ri ' (To bo continued.) and sixteen persons kagp ,ifigg,imea hayed by tea watch for sue, an occasion. These 'Gentlemen ilia not quit .the fi eld 'till Mite , .when the Ereneh Ind nest men of the country will not accept , as they oak I : ileetbod. • • • of the !t h em thief-catchers ; and the .Brahanters are prowl -ea been driven from the wood, and the firing . POLICE. • =trs!=egaraigelt . - ..- cannon became more distant, and - the' smoke was i t ie ". iroti• .op th e dg lelle* B 4ll, th e s e f e ll ows —omo-•,- 'Viet f seen from the tau tier side of the 'wired ;*this WalO•r'f• seen 11 4 4 " lib" ."' Antwerp * " r °- Ilartew-Ataandr.--,Yesterday James rCing, late 'beyond tauatte Bras. In the .couree of the :tight ;_t i lting pitted . . . in lids confusion, a horn for* a sailor on board his Majesty's frigate the ...Inteasst, r ancs, e E n t ornannented military'bridle fer thrie and nest day great numbers of wounded tattle *find I- was brought up and flint* eletnined, being charged ,were Brought in. Thii Highiaiiitera bad tit t ered jrartcs, wearing apparel, valuables , dn. The %favor ; by John Sniall, ebaker, residing at•Willoway, with . severeiy. A Highland Oilicer told os, that • h i st • ii. l,issued a Proclaasatioe, forbidding, under penalty, • stetiliug a stone bottle, ettitlining sae gallon and a 'giment had' '.e'en a volley to the carlifOy MO' nib, t f ir 9 -11 1! a •r• 111.9:•P,arc,hass' • • An officer of the gnifol half ofgin , and half a pinned of tea, his property. — when they Ohm back on them se tatie.tjtellptilt • fir ,-ptaa so persuaaeo toot t oo I' step. at %dines, It was stas:tal by the PrOiStratOr, that on • Saturday i.rnrcriclialire.. ir • t 9 , ni that he said ositivele to s • other militar es a • ''' they wild eu to the charge cheeriag. lleitild mas • • ••• P • • • •°•raa • Y "`" evening , between six aiwd seven o'clock, 'returning it T o tihnt.7l:l l `, 4 7 4 l l ,r;,.t.:.& 9 l lo . a f t -t ree • 11 °' of ... Irma - iiss to then . and t h at they Aeeke svivaa. , there that he sar i t . eii/tthal . he would glee . lam. inoine:iir las cart along St. 'JOhn.:streit, Smith fi eld, Oa 114m.44e., • Welters ; tied ihe Alio fold them .theyllfid !Irritml ' self °P as prisoner , aia . ermitainesided theiW to being thirsty, he stopped at the Leaping Barptibllc .. . ~ • .do so; hot Ahoy were of eo credal4ws as be house and li 1 for pint •f ' 3 • a et a n •beer, /erring his .cart 0414 • '" wi r e 'Mt Meer --- c • • . ' and I heard one a tithe Whether it Was from thia king 4,llMil!abiaili, was, • . ' • .. • ~•• 1 , wh enever he at the door. Ile: ad no soonerentered the heap', asewet, all the foreign troops , blinswiek,. Lletglarai, me is dinner . .neat day, 1 414 .Iket .Fnene * * than !nuking throne* the atinerlow, he observed the '164 Germans, behaved very Welt the follieslag day!, , • elsilithl meet him in woel d . it'fr!itn , for iris coo. a r i lion , v to have j oint ly irit the cart i w i filti n ton . I nott each Coipsdistitreuisheti itself.' It hailAretillad, .ti c tlt that day. ~. c.ir s .cir e t t n e ed,tiA t IT nor ...i i liar° l ll . immediately to the do6e,Selewitlefotied die Prodder 'that the di•position of the troopsMu very i . tidielliet • - ' Ail ,goieg before ,tbe , alaim . or Ike iterin 'Mott - to b t iiii' cnst aj y ! o f 1141;nnigiiiighitstii, a petrole of St. 'and that those whoM they any dcibt of'WeVe *ell Er44°Tittg it, fill we cants us;leta, . Antwerp. "ft 'Sepalchiers perish, 'else; ft Appel:red, had been 'tgrted by the British. 'th e re t urn' of the beefy •• • g Sunday j grea t .. iturnime pits% collected in tie watching the'Pelsiinie-and ' two other sespicioes As .ndoihava eillages, end along tltiVised,• e te I the news, Mad et ee of some of the Dragoon Guards a . a ' tiring • inch ' n ...I_ • LI. .11, Brussels • ra tt ers ers, w h o m he had observedlto• be larking oboist the iittaihers'Of wounded 'that appeared, evely me. . . seen _ n tareeirs emei . .•!or for . some,time. The Priseeee falling in patine down ment, and the 'anxiety In all ; faces, 'and leers in Ole g.°r."-:gd see d f renotatt, they it . . t L. i t e d ', A an i 1 * - from the cart, occasimwed the bottle with t fi elin to dyes ottniany of the English Caches, who were ' i l i c e n eAth tiuking their heer . at tlittjldWrs' ilil iI4PC 'be broken. On the Prisoner being Seco4d,iiiitititl seven ;o'clock, !herr in utOL4r in a la; IA :wig , 4_ -1 , -- d - ----s'iownk mites were tabod'On Elm, Which , on enlitifiy. in the streets, and were Supposed to know more titan alas -red ' - belieied - with a Wellington' hat and leailier, capitally Nielson- . -.1 be - ai !an,. to the Prisoner's own property, were . • 0444Riti:3t t • On the 44th Iset. st st. Autirrw e. toolban t _ Mi. hien My,ltat: or Liqaoiaand-street, ~auvnitriter,ln debt daughter of James Berrita,, Fag. of Pi Or • " mare. On Itse4 4 lth Dec, aged gimp. bo w Devonshire. Dee, 9. at Math, W. Widtdrna ille. ..lo4 lll"l"l6 . tiVoe lissi._late of lianiswell-hoase, ,filoweraMcdsire. *. 9& m-Setier'hnaite. 4q. tAvabard ' s net. Mutter. On the'rkt inst. Mr. Mal et; . Genii-Save. Flootiury. On the- %* at 'fa ickAshato, Micidtesen, T. Ingram, Eaq. late of Lincoln's Lou, aged W. . • . , - - .--........ - 1 , - ~ .. - r-earSil—r4r.---1 -- • 4---- ' --- -= i . • .. j . WALT"' leelirlr. ' • .I‘llit 04 it4C,P shoold be the foundattitm tft loci)! bdia . which 14 1411 M di f illerkra. tl.riwoirk the potties that toriillWWOn sot Wilily - Moose ',remotion.. whirls w.mip • oicsre tintabilie enjoyment of Ih.d grew oldlivelW-. 1 .1.46.64. -.--- sitilt4gct.Ter3t,cßok p;:y adoration kt itkv,ehrsor or, me•ll•wk . s ''hos t e nt erer the cootitatiota bits Mired by dis4ase, 0, detti. lit:Med by Wrertnis habit Otairotted at kretariv 4.00. n'ven..vs a$ 141 . 1 : 1 $1 11 4/ 40 3" On ktai le Ornigilig.lll4sloor, is 41d441P141 , 1b4.1 ; Arloillite tQ restyle the dotaailis of bet. and , u Frail .i sate the' sfsi46. • Par t •tim hove rilittitsto , ingre $ imentially , abilissdroy'llymetneitibiapplisethamth,•se - ~ tut eatirefteatceiaf onufbrairditateeeito,, 1.1 small!. t ion which bidileed - Meinta.,,Cl/ OM IR , mid Ca, Lo ~ ! S 0 years. to dirrat iftar stinting sod literate/I 'e v. lu welt/ treatinestiuuk maw of the Venereal ()Wow, nod toe di i i s t i g iegvkgryfr i p., Jew A.. that d i e l E•puorns or . ther 5 ) . . which brisk tine attract ve 11;tbita of t i• e•aaidernse .rlr.. 1 which briskfs Mine distriApikst 'd ilitot *al ileicwocie*, 1 Iprevent or smOittom, Ow, Illtkritoo.4,4l,stato. Toe amalgam! suit of their pins pa. them additioust Allow mo „prom $ ravages of these complaints which are the most insportsot the catalogue of kuutunioterstilies. ..4.ltehove. evert • who boa indulged in this solitary sky to seek reit f by t i lag pmfersiooal taro of eminence and tumour. Ire *aka • CUR ILI? orml,Co.,sloilk Ike ,sanctiort of erhohnole - mg well al tbe te.timony af flint dutrailitit4 (deb, la v... - !Ale curets? teem eusiplafots, they Aoki ma M iodammeral nice s bill. *04144 11$ oll.prot suss he, of Os eiateore of v gWap*jes, ilkei offer 'heir battalions as vegitarly e.tu II revers of` Thee Royal Colleges of Surgeons of toolfon ' Xdrettot Mb,. Silklm6l4l reins, Flues of 'St Phillair Weft , ' , radically cured in the short more of owe days. Those moat olhailants durotion , such as OtrilfeCo9ol. *mit : AM tares. Fehr{ of Ike Moles, Glee* it. tow persimmon speedily area.. .Sevreal.PlobleineiCsad Geollestien of 0 re•pertakiiit; 'we been sadet the spee of Mews. Ow Co. for t h e refonski' of ' 1084011611 a of ilit olmilen, $ itc.'t amid Whit* Wiesioe.t a radical mod'itioistatmesr... quest that refereorev over be made t.. :imp, as asitsfor , "! ell of ,t* petalled soperiority, of *vit. 'Carrie plata of Otto:tent. Many of these 'neottesiersi -16a41 Irma $0 to?.) years, sad were under err *Aft .4 ileum , Meayiaideouse nt her Sargt?as of ',rat Instance, w to. nu their rum Its, the opplialitort .. Ilse *Aar rastitie, with el.:.r. • MlA*;s - Curt le lattdre M. helve selected Ile follow {,.,• friaa the niatia thou ore daily re•eiying from. Ger:dear, Asicwiwit tk•am tuaw.ka fur they rest...alio° to .mild and - 1 Ig.lith. It was peso to skein. sowolicisest, re,ik the I ohle'filarl. 'who had la gored muter this diareit•ing , t. fat sialarly boa. la %tit, ; * bark hero patdcr the care , no r m ;• *if' Of proftesakmateasinence, ....ele of whom ir,,, r liar genii :lOW froas 'ilk' dilierldir: widest of Ldido d • MIA pnrwied Ity: .hge,so t . mime and Co. he $ . ' Ware MOP short opaie of one masth : " May 18, A il lie l •al • .- dtiltßlP, 1 . 01, illattitagarden. a listiad :• 1 1t4le c triatt plenre -is communicating ao - Carrie s4sl.:Pettret re.emitbradintesse of his berate, is ronsilmele e • a his "'Md autradialrahie rtenoweat of•Str alums in the Um Mira. He, may odd, that he has al* tor many years oniaird much Mb fort and Freedoei from pain i arod be estertaini a doubted his bariag obtained, tbronen. bis A M nod sutemies• • --Valfeel aslatserileal.Clisr,.lo' dam horrid caw heist. As Re wa ^ 4 a steatite , ' to lam t oter that others Waved the romplabt, he has it is ha power. from 1. ft.ir trial kid a joss rompatis"li ;be; lialt ilidt:b4psor is botobbie rotor.- cos tie. which he ' ,V,lii feelo s flistrimli. ever be most rendy 'Had williug to • 4e. ..• • ! Mauled ..torn, who have -last been' dicappoieird .1141tviliMitiaVe,k (Nada, slat ,bc, apre4l,,, that its ' =ts, . 51 0/ "Sec. Is arc etina l diliv Medkal still ; HO 19,1rig . nr . herb irapidiftents the an object 'a d ,, ubt • . isabilarrs• Nat 1 4 eake.of norla *rev^. 1 1:' ,'' 'deal prigiat of remivotion, is Ilk oroolissmisa of 1 18.. rimy f`ll , rimy,. IMO IMO at 41Itation to,Slosmn, Currie and 'bilibiblitsvi 'soar the p - ai gf s g , 'Avid ripener d m . . A ett s lb PrellexperillyniAtitetittoners. , flail ae. rear T a it ir r a tay p•titoni of 'idol ' teFY liallo .at their hawse. No.. ~ i alseuts lb the eV•notri, deveribinit the I , "' _ . . tetttratt , kaa , ,a4f Prim, t0r....i. F . :. ren ! it y ''iS 114 aline ...At I. gfirtuf •$r see to 4.01.' T* ethnic Oft: rommey so biamoual to i 41 4 1 . 111 _ 4467 , i11a 4.lllMefs may kasidded to the -7 t . ai t a 1 1nr i1ra. .........i..• ..••. ......••.; - 7 7 n""- joartilo. .•r++... raftmt drop. Mitoli-mid... rT mla r V4O, nae iwa T i ts irt•Op ro ." l 4- 14rniCtO Irriab- " I* *' tttwohTi...izazikila &Om Lardirrhyr, Aatire i ge-plare. Knit -meet. • aishifit bit friar .F* 4( 1 . 11711 • aglev.._,l4lVl=.ltelZg/ett Il iatT 6 l7 a w e er rs, ke4. l finfgliolbed i . e fadit she was 448ff:in the par . (.O N I:ON Pilot Ofwg• 'bee Ber , ii tic thr errata, Wail a arAtila. x maw. diet. , opened lITATVraI Ori se, o , drbN 16 - 1141../e 1 14 *Pest-Ab.l 4 10 re4ni• Mllyd in s dre volvira , vre I Iltrpe bit 'welt to . * da ad-rs a 0, off , 0 pros. 3 .ek...11 n • $, wur stoat opoweMe 'portant in ,erg penes kr evai.olt- deb )1414. Ilelelie5!) I pelle•relg lama 40 ace or sad r:Z iord and obvt ion lee al Moe of the Awe Side. mew Ir nod of ibetrvt Ott fie and • A cafe, se- 111 4Cl , lry eV. e ' gni ad an. tbdie. a newpwd of • ilnewl a 0. Jo g loin , ad liontio, re- al vigotious et e ,on of a oh F hod rill- Sil • of sererzi stil Corded Ida treatment received a 1111 1810. I. ing to Dr. viswerrere la she Ute- si a r d " tale loam In ST Wake, a Ai he "as remplaa.t, impareose !It it s o nckauts• ird In Wit • • ▪ inco•l ▪ .110).41: 6 and un• Y , lb.' gra - le lea , ripe' 1111 re d Co. toe 4 0 11 'aalld tat o. WO' 101, lint Loii • 11 40 L ~'' 1 ~y= :~ .f r:~ "; , 1 L d . Sak - :-!.: -2 ~. 9 N ,~