The Sun. — London, England, 1815-07-17 00:00:00

raOM THE LONDON GAZIciTE, JULY 13, 1815. gazette notiGes, that the Prince Regent has created - the Eight Hon. G: Levison Gower, and the Earl of Crancarty, Peers of the 'United Ki.rigilinu, the former by the title of Vis count Of Stone -Pat k; the latter- by that Of Baron french, of Giirhally ; and permitted R. Gaunt Ikaseley,pq.. to act as Atri;;rilait *Consul Gencral, until his. suecessot is duly uipointed..] ly 15, ISIS. J. G. liatris, Eery Deputy Judge. Advocate to the Uri t kit At%IV s►+ . ling upon the Continent, under Ihe .c.nn nv.litd i'iciti-Nlarshal his Grace the Duke of Wellington, K. 6. anti G. C. W. • • . 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant W. tl. Dobhyn, from hail pay of the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, witliCiui purchase. • 7 i7th Regiment of "Light Dragoons, Henry Viscount Bernard to be Cornet, Wit hunt purchase, rice %Vi Plum', promoted. • 10i a Ditto, WiliMm clark LAugmead,tGent. to be Cornet,, by • purchase, vice Jervis, who retire,. . . • 12th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Alexander, from the 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Eddingtoit,' who exchanges. Ist Iteginient of Foot (hia-t-ts.—To be Captains of Companies and Lieutenant-Colonels, Captain Alexander Higginson, vice Stable , killed in action. Captain Thomas Streat field, vice' Miller dead of his wounds. ,Laptain .1. H. Davies, vice Milner, di-ad of his wounds. Captain Charles .11ix, vice Sir . F. D'Oylyo, killed-in action. Captain ThOmaS Brooke, vice . Tliumls action. To be Lientenaws and Cai . itains, Ensign Rees Howell Gro now, vice Grusc,, killed in action. Ensign Hobert Batty, vice Chambers, killed in action. Ensign Jolla Hume, vie! Drown, killed in action. Ensign lliehard Maser,_ %ice Adair, dead of his wounds. Ensign Augustus, Dashwood, -vice kii4ginson. Ensign William Itarton, vice streatfield. Ensign J. Ord Honyinan, vice Davies Ensign. Hon. 11. S. V. Vernon, vLe Allis, Ensign Courtney Chambe:s, vie Brooke.. - - To be to.signs, Edmund henry Bridgernan, vice Lord Hr,y, killed in action. Ferrarc Loftus, Gent. vice Barring-ton, hided hr actioi\. Henry Wonthwell, Gent. vice l'afiloe, killed in action. Honourat}te Jolla Law,' vice 6ronow. Ciiatle3 Collins Blane, Gent. vice Batty. Henry Lan - gri, , oe, vice Home, promoted. Felix Ttioinas Manuel:s, Gent. vice Masters promoted. To be Adjutatit, CapLan Lousdale Bold►ro, rice Allis - , pro- .. . . inoied Volditream Regiment of Foot Guard, Ensign Edward Clifton • to Oe Lientesiont and Captain, vice Blackman, kilted in ac tion. ,3olin Simon denliinsun, Geut. to tic Ensign, without. purchase, vice. Clifton. • fiegia - A ut Y.f Foot Guards—To be Captains of Companies • and Lieutenant-Colonels, Captain Henry Scott, vice • Yir Alexander Gordan, dead of his wounds. Captain Hugh Cannin e ,‘r, dead of his wounds. - To he :Lientenaing and Captains, Ensign Charles Late, vice i , orbvs, in action. Ensign • Honourable Edward • Stuptord,.vii.e Cranford, killed in action. Ensign Barclay Prounuond, vice Ashton, tilled in action. Ensign Grant, vice Scott. Ensign George U. Standen, vice ..... To be Ensigns, Lieutenant George L'Eqrarige, from half-pay of the gist Foot, vice Lake, Ensign . Charles Fraser,. from the pith Foot, vice St,iplord. Frederick licory.Terner, issy. Pageot Honour to the Pt ince Regent, vice Drummond. ,-- Leach, Gcnt. vice Grant. Caries Fairfield, Gent. vice Standen. 4111 Regiment of Font; nticulos Darrock, Gent. to be Lusign, by purchase, rice prciumted. • lio;i1 - 4ng, Gent. to be Ensisu , by pur- .• chase, •Vije. Swiney, promoted. Into Ditto, Lieutenant (liarles J. Tench to be Captain of a Company, witho u t puts base, vice Carr, who resigits• 12th Ditto.—To be Captains of Companies; without purchase, Lieutenant Robyn Edward liorrowes. Captain Augustus F. lrEste, front the York Cliessettr's, be Lieutenants, I.iuteuant W. 0. Atkinson, from the 617th Foot, vice Gale, who retires upon half-pay Of the 92d Foot, Ensign Thomas Manby, without purchase. .11th Ditto, Robert 141 and, Gent. to be Ensign, without put-- Oase, vice Fraser, appointed to the fid Foot Guards. Sur- - ' geon Samuel ltoe, from half-pay of the 2.3 d Fout,,to be Stn geon, vice O'Reilly, who exchanges. tEtti Ditta,'Lieutenant Join, Edington, from the 19. th Light . Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander, who ex - - changes. 45th Ditto, Ensign Nrilliam Carstairs to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ilbys, promoted. LOU) Ditto, Captain H-olotan Custanee, from half-pay of the 45111 Foot, to h,e Captain of a Company, vice Grant, who exchanges, receiving the difference. • 5:41 Ditto, Ensign - (:Varies Auifer to be Lieutenant, without pnrchise, vice Nicholson, - appointed Adjutant at Albany Barracks. • George Dcspard, Gent. to be, Ensgu, vice: duller. 60th Ditto, Ensign William Donovan to be Lieutenant, with out pin - Chase, vice Andrews, appointed to the ist Dragoons. Adam Hallberg, Gent. Ito he Ensign, vice Donovati. fifth Ditt.i, Edward Lambert, Gent. to 'be Ensign, by ptir cliase, vice Jarlson, promoted. ji7th Ditto, Lieutenant E. C. NlTherson, - front half-pay of the 92d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Atkinson, appointed to the .12tb Foot. CM) Ditto, _(henry Moore, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Ainslie, appointed to the Ist Dragoons. 2d Ditto, • Lieutenant Patrick M-Dou,gall, front half-pay of the 48th Isout, to be Lieutenant, vice Sampson, who ex changes. 7.34 Ditto, Ensign Thomas Vavasour, from the half-pay of . the 45th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Laseelles, whO resigns. 81st Ditto, Itrevil Major William Loftie, fiotn the 6th West India ceginitut, to be Captain of a Company, rite Hearne, -alio exchanges. frith Ditto, James Andrew Worth, Gent. to be .Ensign,.. by purchase, vice Lloyd, promoted. 88th Ditto, Quarter-toaster George Tyrrell, from half-pay of the Gist Foot, to he Quarter-master, vice Cliffotd, who exchangeS. 'Vest India Regiment, T. J..Jenks, Gent. to he Ensign, purchase, vice Stuith, promoted in the 46th Foot. 6th Dato,Ciiptain Thomas 11. Hearn, front the Brst. Foot, to ba Captain of at Company., Vice Loftie, who exchanges. 'York Chas.scurs.—To he Captaiils of Companies, without pur chase, Dent. Hector Mackay, vice D'Este, appointed to the Fi,ot. Lieut. Edward - Stenetin, front the itith Foot, vice Oalguy, deceased.' 1 , oval Waggon Trtin —To be Lieutenants; Lieutenants A. P. 6-zimer, trout he 2d West India regiment ; Charles steads,, front bltlf-pay of the regiment (w:th temporary rank), vice Bunt), whose appointment has not taken place; and C. D. •Grace, front half-pay - of the Regiment (with temporary raiik;, vice SW inkleznan, whose appointment has nut taken place. To'he Cornets, Wijiiam Cowper, Grot. Troup Serjeant-Major John Over;' Troop Serjeant-Major John M‘Dermoot; Jas, Mich, Gent. 3d Garrison Dattalien, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Tho,- - .las Foster, from Gulf-pay of the York EussarS; to be Major, rice Ca dogan, who es. hanger; Lieut. Frederick Gascoyne, from.. the r,isth Foot, to he Captain of a Compeny, vice 2.lackenzie, ap ; :ointed to the Bth tio'st Vetrran•Battalion. To be Egsigns, ilatnmersi , ey,Clent.Thontas O'Shea, Uent. and Carroll Satchwell, tient. • sth Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensi: 7 ;ti Charles Alexander, of the I Ita Royal Veteran Baita'ion, to be Ensign. A,sistant- Surgeon Thomas P. Lea, front huff-pay u 1 the late 4th Royal Vote= Battalion, to he Aisistant•Surgeon. Sib Ditto, Captain X. T. :',Rtelienzie, from the 3d Garrison llattalionoto be Captain of a Company. Quarter-roaster An dreW flay, from the late 3:1 Royal Veteran Battalion, try b e ' Quarter-master. BREVET. 31:jor-General Si: Kenneth 4lex. Howard, K.C.B. to have the rAnh of Lientcnatit-Generai upon the ContintAt of Eurori:. only Otil'ITAL STAFF. To be Physicians to the Forces, Alexander L Frierson, from hall-pay; David Nl*Legan, NI. D. h_ o I,e SurBeolis to the Forces, Stall . -Stligeon '4 itus foul the halt-pay; Stab-Surgton Df rom Davit! Wood, Ttrl3::half-gay.• To be Apothecary to the Forces, Apothecary Willians l'rice, from bait-pay. o .be k-lositit.i-.Assistants to . the Forces, Hospital-m a t es .1);:vid Brown, John Hutchinson, Duncan Doekartt, .)oh. Teunaw, 1: , /btlt Archibald M`lsaae, IVilliain hitts, Atexutider Shaw, I. L. John Hartsliorn , , Atexiultler Bruce, - John Jeremiah Bigsleyj M. D. aaa tjarrett Barry, A 1.1). Gents. The King's Get LL' ion. sth Battalion of the Line, Lkint.-Uol. Lewis Baron Busche, r Loin the I Battalion of Light I tilaniry, to be Lieutenant Connui:titiant, vice i;ulonel Barvii Onapteda, killed in action. [For Baukrzpts, &c. sce the Last :age.] FRENcr3 I'.~ 13.—The I:,:ititerOts of A mtr in, and th e Ki ng of the Princes iris sorts„ the Grand pahes cst Ittis'si.a, Michayl and Nicholas, and the Prilice of Cond6, ,yescerdav dine<l with the King.. Their 'Majesties several times tippyared at the windows of the Palace, und trere saluted by the unanimous acclamations of the ntill-lerklus sp,ectators who filled the gardEn of the Thitilleries. It was rutimured yesterhy that there had been a scrimp: engagement on the:Orleans road; he t ‘veen a French cot pi and a t'ilis.•ian- corps. General Bulme ha s set otl•for Versailles. Ilis cot - ps.i!l be quartered is that place, Hautbolliliet, and Chartres. • Yesterday, On relieving the gn.ard at the Thnil- Icries, it was annonifeed to the National Guard, that. the :briny of the Loire had placed itselt at the discretion Of the King. The Governor of 'V%ince►ines refuses to surren der that castle to the Prussians, but he consents to' surrender it to the King. It is said thiit the white flag was yesterday waving, on its towers. It is alleged that Lyons was "to have been oc cul►ied on the. 10th instant by•the Aristrians, in coi.►scquence of ,a capitulation. 'itlarslial Sachet had retired with the troops mulcr his . orders: it is presumed that it is his intention to join the French army behind, the L,,is e . There entered Paris..tivs itiornirtg-a great ma'ny troops, ea*Ary, infantry, and artillery. they fot•n► la.►rt 6t: flaylay tle .Toily's army, said to be .80,000 slron. - That Ucne►al has ,arrived in'Paris ; an►i yeste - rthy General Czer ,riieheif arrived at. the head of a di►ision of Cos sacks. The fine nursery grounds of M. Descemet, at St. Denis, have been totllly'destroyed. The loss is estintated at 100,000 crowns. 'chat allied troops were never new thes.2 grounds. It Would he too pai.nft,l to repeat Li: tcrocious expressions used' by the General under hose eyes this act of Van dalism was perpetrated ; -We trust, he will soon be noticed. There have been alt eady several nteetings of the Bankers and Capitalis..-s of this ciq• tVe are ;Is.. stired. they have advanced and •subscribed a bond to the amount of. several millions, forming fte ',first payment of a bea‘y 'contribution imposed by the Allies on Paris. It is said, that the Duke of Feltre is enif)hiyed on a new organisation of the King's military bousehold; The dgnominatious (It body guards and mosketee'rs are, it is said, to be suppre,scd, and the Kina's household troops to be an creased to the amount of 30,000 men of all arms ; the subalterns and s oldier: will be selected front the old troops 'of tiie line, a hose good conduct shall have merited this honour. Our ,soldiers and our citizens 'alike agree 'in praising the discipline'Aml humanity which .dis tiuAnish the ,Ifin t ;'ish soldii . n - s. A lancer of the gtwrd a.sured is, that after the dreadful bottle of llount St. Jean, the English and Scotch ac tually torin'tAl -litters, on which they carried off our wounded, to whoin they furnished 01 that could mitigate their situation. - Ou.the other hand, the inhabita-ts of -Paris and its vicinity loudly prai%e the tii,cipline and good conduct.. - of the English troops lodged with them. Such sol diers deserve to he under the comuntud of a Chief who knows.how to'soften the horror Of battles by the charm of all the pacific virtues. The Ex ehange.was pot opened) esterday. This,MeaStlic is supposed to have originated in an order from the Minister of Finance, for -provisionallysus pentlihg the trmsfer ofa•pittt of the Funds ille gally alienated by the Government of the Usurper. it is said that eight regitnents of dragoons, the twelve regiments of cuirassiers, and the horse guards, have scut in their submission to the King. Charles Lallemand set off on the 29h ult. for Rochetoo, provided ►vitl► three.ptissports in diffe rent names, and letters of recuri►icndation to seviral tuerchants in the r United States, Ills brother, Henry Lallemand, s.“ out on . the 7th inst. for L'Orient: Charles Lallema►nd's cook .was so afflicted at his master's reverse of fortune, that he threw himself Iron► a window on the tiftl► story, and died from the fall. It is this day - rumoured, that it is not Napo lean's intention to seek a►► asylum in the United States, hut. to proceed to the Caraccas, and to put himself at the beach of the Spanish insuigents. He has designs upon Mexico and Peru. Among tike other rumours, of the day, one is, that lino- - naparte is surrounded in the Isle of Rile : lie is Said to bliverembarkell on board a French frigate, and to have sailed in the,night.of the 7th ; but on the morning of the Bth, being but a few leagues from the coast, the Captain of the frigate, finding hims.clf in sight- of .the- English cruisers, and having no other means of escape, was,:corn pellet' to put into the Isle of Ith6, where he is 'at this moment blockaded by a very superior English force. The Island is defended by a pretty good fort, the gartison of . wl:ich is usually composed of a few hundred garde mks. According to other reports, Iluonaparte is still in the Pertnis, waiting for some circumstance which may favour his de parture. The Council of Ministers' assembled yesterday at the house of Prince TaLeyland. Ainomohe Ministers of •State who are to compose the Privy Council, they mention, J'l. D'Arnbrav, M. Ferrand, General besFolles, Marshal Oudinut, General Bournouvklle, Duke of Felt re, M. Angles, M. de Chateauhriand, M. de Lally Toßenda!, the Due de Levi, M. Beugnot, M. Ile Vittrulles,. M. de la Luzerne, the Bishop of Langres ' Count Mule, Duke of Tarento,. Duke of Treviso, -and M. Bereu,:;er. - They spv4k of the departure of Marshal Blucher and the Prussian troops as being very near. By order of the Marshal the propel ty of .many Ge neral Officers, known as the adherents of Buona parte, have been placed under sequestration.' It is said that Madame Joseph Buonaparte,•vrith the white cockade, surrounded by her Children, attended the Opera the day before yeSterday. NtouT; JUL Y• B.—Napoleon arrived here incog nito on the Ist inst. about ten at night, and alight-. ed at the hotel of the Bout d'Or. He -wits ac companied by General. Pertrand, the Dulie, " oP Rovign„ General Becher, and somc amnesties. — His brother Jo epti and Matlatiie ilertrand did not join hint until the evening of the next day. Ile deparleti iu the night of the 2d for Rochefort, Reports of the Arrest of )3LroNApARrE continue to be propagate on_ no better fOondation,• we fear, than tliose which have obtained circulation during the last week. FroaTh the Sussex Coast, the,authority of Capt. Cocittint4E, of the Orontes, is alleged for the certainty' of this event ; but Government have not received this 'information front Captain COCHRANE, and there i's not a s);1- lahle of truth in the rumour, so far as-it rests upon that basis. The non' 7 arrival of the Monifin - of the 13th Nvith the other Journals of that date, has been thought to corroborate' the opinion that :the Corsican has been taken; as its publication might beretarilecl for the purpose of inserting an Official Communication of that circumstance. It might, - - • • . ii f-. 1;) 1:61); 13:iel: for ntl' cr tir , P f s . c ; . art! its 11'01).-app'varitlice proves either 0 11 tho t Oti (I. :e 12th; the gossip of I;•;•i•'s , v s i attenipting toput to sea from It oe hisn't the lie I s cr!li ler c i i leader wail i iven back by some Driti sh n y nd eonipellel to diseinbatk on the 61011 lured by a t ite, sk'here; of ligt cou rs e , co:l7:geit7i.lPd'r:l cB.:f It is tat l) ible-.IOr us to say v)a• fr et. credit is tine to these va . riows ;tonours, but Readers may depend Mion, us for an xiously en tielP early o vouring to obtain and lay before thew, op its possible, the best information tvbich triO3i'lle! • a subject of such considerable interest. • C Paris , Papers of the 13th ,„with the e xcel ti° cr 1 ., ti Itthi e 11 : 1 1: 11 ‘t i • l i e c i l t i r , aa arrived (l extracts i ri° , " Of comparative unimportance, cspiei al/Y o rc most marked,articles of the news th'Y c°l-11 ; ir)1 ''' e merely contradictory on dits. Thos; it 15 the Prussians have hail all affair with a P art ()- t" army of the Loire ;-that Lyons bad ie s ' 9 ' defend itself (like Paris xvesuppose!) which arc,hol/13-.6 that it had been entefed byi he A liies O n .tlo- 11°I. ; . d ,e • yesterday, ana ba d that SUCH ET at Lyons, that lie hai.j" igie ‘ Army of the Loire, and that the; said a 1• Ysaihl, submitted to the King : it was p 1 040061/ 00 that FELTtiE hail been s e nt to the-a c he) il r " ): , ,oi an important mission, and that i f had I>c il 5° thinned by deertions. :fool However these matters may be , it is 5..31 1 i , o oie s rtls to know that strong Corps - at the Allic" sus have directed their march from Fori s " Orleans and Lyons, to overaWe '''recioiog the Rebel Force, .prevent fr° l9 t t f o r any further Mischief; and this n " Y 'icc() % the paragraph which states, that ni .ucgE t f j crs his Prossigns are - about - to quit the C , 'Fi t ' ll ' . ) ,oo l which if true, ought rather t o be ascribe(' t o - which necessary military operations, tban to ' l ! e J t dot of sane ot - tbecalutnnions it smuations Noble Veteran with which the P a ris Pr t:ss t • of t be The French have no ri ght to col'O!'.'1111 Since , Affiesi •coutributions levied on them by to e— olo . : even as it matter. u ..calcith.tiOn, they cd those, who, by destroying the u y itioalb" BUONAPART E, Saved ti.Clll 1110 re ttu tile'Y ‘‘iii exact in six. :. . As seat) •us -----''''!----- :: . , s3tin'''.ll G ,31.0 04. _ tie ,litit Le.giou ..pl.: tliL ~t old %-i fi l . Paris took its li . ot , t 01 the l'i , i'''''' „lc, ,Ill'ikries, the men were drawn op iii '' cli c i i dP l ' ic and informedthat the r e • - %limy of the 1,0,, -c ,ia ~,.., 4„,,i re/.at the disposal of the Kiii• Thi' t''tiejris _ 'red with s h o uts .of Si'•C le I= o ' 1.-- ' to-clay i s 3(:lPele) l i 'll th a o r t n i t l n t g. l: eD Chronicle Ik c: of lki ta-sE.:.st.u:s7o.l(!::l:::::cialitrigic:l9`'‘ t f.ii.. ' ilii ii tili t i i i bt . e ll onlivs {,lowing the gb, i t li it-iii:l,<.:n):,J(c, f i i zi t ,Litco. ipcnrici:gcuot i i3 ,.: 14 , ° 101 ,:; -, HicAL,eti,ristreotb.l:illti(l)( joking Ili : i i, cl ) igil l p t i cc a aci l l, • t,l e r,gilit::.f i )si t o. o :, t itvi, i ii licet:l:l:::ri`ojiialigi,t:i.ellgit,ieee: it ,i3 L )1 % :1 1 10(11 ' 14:: 1 : : 111iilac i t a i( : 1 1, 1 idt l . : 1 : 01 ' 5f: : : : 51i t c, 1 be ' t he re foundatio:a for it,'" At'i C . - .. 1 We know not what the opinion of IC jos i,*C Iw, but we know we are Oat Vill (Fictive i'' for //,( 1 j: l) ( , : i. l e el Lu i l l : li f l ic ‘r o , ' ‘ ii e u .i . t l i t y l i i e d' i i le il li l l e t i i i : sl: ::l:a f i t e i ot:trstiii,),_eet!:olioeefill'e:escli:e)scre.t'ii.::,cl iii:(,ll:es::::clica:::.:::3ll:Yte't.';'::‘::,tiiiitil;:: 1 Iholeget "P" " the . bentre arc,i,entcy t. then is to be done ? If thet.Aiiies o lio"' too or' 1110. owitiliel:lnslell:.es,Aadatir:itiasiiir). tc,,,lii:to:lLe oidtleoo3,: - 'l3, 11)11' ``t` ti 5e all("ced to play olf their FOIr,°I. l iilig lo c li g!mle, and, %Olen they lose that, thelr ''' . - , 0 0 0c . e'en die .!. bLit :1-It'(:'liv):''''llli:l:llllllsl.eccilei'i)tsllll°o:l:tieoltiall's:l.l'll.l*clee(Ll:arecrrellit;"l:lellgc°)Cl'a:°esil.'t°:!'ltit'iltic'lti.(ei'itrysifitt,Pvirsilrl:.ivic'e')'''''escriacitir4clisi)s'cle't‘ sl'it(l9l:: t fl°'i l °'ll ) c:(:lls. e ilristli''''ll.lsibi:i'llL':gi elii.c'-f'cri).' ii is ..c'clit' i l(i'll'i l in.Yle. , :i' y ''''P'ltc'''sf absmitttely „.iti ‘ '1 Of al l t" t ioa :i i :n h c e . jffit'unrtainlovnlitoltstiksigufriP,e:lll°''ght to„;605111cg Sovell n b 0 . qtrvu* . it world into an acquiescence in their )ress, i v s''''es• I:heir inoelantations, Oleic 'lf inipositis o el I i . () 1 7: 11 , ki v: i . (elit•eli the all e t i l i i e r dire (c}tfecdb e t i o: i t i l a i evito;k3 (3).recitolif:;iit:itolLtiii:/et *nt. more titan 300,000 men, (Pr 3cc o ° . l ,), .3 fc''' r more niendaciOns Chronicle 60 0° ' ' nOptila. till/111C r a millions of National. Guards, atit..- . 13 tile c 3 O- ,,f 11011, determined confiner or d ie 1 clottiis,o3y,l. of tlieCiaANnNA,pra.ros— TbeAllie6' (b)12.:. tt(l:e:stery:thlieaPsettr'eti4e,i,tilettsol°FtittillsePl:ll:i,':::llt,i(lilslit'.;ll: and one glorious blow overthreW .".' Die loss °' and dissipated the de feel, for ere!':e I, floe giti' ""1Y 40,000 soldiers Crippled) efts' ,,/ t , •tor's P(4l tic rowcr which We Ives: tol d the ti'll 6 ~cSi '~lVil Cio n wliy tl~ e l~av~ Ject etlei ii ; a b ri(), t frigAteS lix-Aitt.,l to c"):lrev to Ow Unites) Sim e 4.. 11cs‘1;o1,1(1 set no °nu thiring :ttav lit mil' eirv. , Clause! s y esteriav issn e li CC'eneral thk • city :AA the department of t he Gironde i,tt a state of siege; and iliffereut- di'stricts under the orders of military Oflices. . LYONS, JU LT 9.-4\ 1. 0t-withstanding the eon vention; cone.tided at, l'Aris, and the holies. it is calculated to excite, they are urging on the forti :fitations of our city with the greatest alctirity.--- The Duke of :kiln:fern's bead-quarters are only eight leagues from hence, and we learn that the enemy is rapid!y advancing. This morning_ the Duke Irrived to review the whole of the Na tional Guards. General Mouton-aivernet, on cating the com mand here, issued a Procla by no means consolatory to the friends of peace. . In it lie de chives, that the representatives, as well as him self, have sworn never to consent to the return of a Government proscribed by mir institutions. Cannon have been placed - along the quay of the Rhone : a camp is formed at the gates of the city. lie peasants of tht• vicinity, and even, the inha bitants of theStiburbs, are Hocking into the inte rior of Lyons with their.cattle, furniture, and all they can carry oil. Every thing, 'in short, an nounces war, though all the world desire peace. BRUSSELS -AND :FRANKFORT PAPERS, BRUSSELS, JULY 12.--Ilis Royal Highness the Prince of ()range tlaS just set out to join the army at Palk. We have just received certain intent= genre that Matthenge capitulated at ft}nr o'clock yesterday afternoon. The "CoMmunkat;on with Paris is entirely open. The allied troops who have entered Paris are estimated at 150,000 ; a great part of them only passed through the city to proceed farther for the put lose of following the motions of the French troops that retire beyond the Loire. A great •ntnnber of soldiers, who base recovered of their wounds, hasten to join their corps ; these arrive continually in ortr port boats, loaded with all kinds of necessaries 'and ammunition, such as bombs, balk, cannisier sh o t; immense quantities of bay and oats, boards, kpl'anks for the Construction of portable bridges, &c. Which sent from England for the 'army. The cargoes which have arrived lately from that country are beyond all epncep tion ; the sacrifices which, it has made for the re pose of Europe, and -the independence of the Low Countries, deserve their eternal gratitude. Ail those artieles tire deposited for the present with out the gates, whitir, they attract .numerous spec tators.. &x 24-pounders have been mounted on their ciarr;ages, and two Very lit,e howitzers.— Every day pair of tlit;se articles .is forwarded to w..irds the French fortresses-. The,.last accounts trout B say;that General Frimont ente'ted Lyons. . _ • When the overtures of the French Government were read in the Council of the Sovert.igns, utt coming to the article respecting NapoleOn's abdi cation in favour of Napoleon the ,t;et:ond, the Emperor of Austria bastcued to say---" That con cerns me : I recognize no-Napoleon the Second ! Let us go forward.- .IDLY s.—The trenches - are n - pened s be fore liuningen ;- this fortress keeps up 4 pretty brisk fire on the e!airoits of Ith:dull:and 11 0 nr g Libre. The desertion of the ;;tu•rison tont-jinn:S. CoLoGNE, 'JULY 5 --The Prince. Royal and Prince Frederick of Prussia have arrived here, and that in"cotzniio they visited the ,military hos pital, an4l conversed in the most familiar manner ‘vitlt a great number of wotio:lett': they are going to join the three corps of, the army in France. They Kim; of Prussia h:-is named \Jr. Justus Gruner Chief of the Pollee of the Arnie, and Go vernor of the. Frelich Provinces occupied f.y hiS armies. Mr. Cirmier set out for,his iinst yesterday. FRANKFO4T, J LY Llardenburg.ar rived here to-day, and goes to-morrow to the head-quarters. NEXT WEDNESDAY THE GRAND • LOTTERY BE GINS, ALL THE TICKETS DRAWN .THAT DAY MUST BE I'MZEN, AND MAY INCLUDE THE THRILE CAPUALS OF 40,0001.30,0001. & 20,Q00:. MAILS Alum/nu-1 France, I Corunnh, 2 Dul)lin, 2 Wateiforil. Due-1 Lisbon, 2 Ci'ottynburgh, 11101 and, 3 Ildruhurg,h. F STOCKS wE4vr. u'CI,3CK. India L'onds,•2s. 3s: dis,_ Exclieq. ISilts , 2s. ss. dis. pr. , Oin. fir Payin,nt, 74i Cons..f:a.:l4iicuunt, ösJi PRICE 01 THIS DAY AT T; Ballli Stitch, 3 per Cent. Red. 56 6per Cent. Cons. - 4 per. Cent. Cons. 7 5 pec.Cent. Nary Aim. S 5 S 4 Bank L.Ann. • HIGH WATER At LONDON BRIDGE TO4IOII.ROW. ¢luriwug, 0 niinutes after 0. Eveliing, 1 mimae aßer 12 301-EM QIII3 DICERE - FAI.SUM AI.IIIF,AT ? ' LONDON. MONDAY, JU LY 17,,1815. Fr