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,i; I: -;,, - . • LONPCIN c DEPARTM "ENT, nowniag-Street, July 7, 1815. Gonane, July 2, 1 Sl5. and I,e %;;;I - I t . ; 1 s L, . . r ~. dt C 1:: ~,~• r OF PARIS, &x, ExTRAoRDINA.Ry, Jui.v 7, jS)/.5. captain Lord Arthur arrived last night with . Dispatches, of %chief! the following are evrne: and a copy`, addressed to 4arl Bathurst by tt s (race the Doke of Wellington, dated Go- outw, 2(1 kindAtb instant. 'F The e:le7ny attacked the advanced gii4rd "of ik3.irsl)3l Prince Blucher's corps at Viliars ciAg, (in the 23th, I:n,f ;!e main hotly coniimr np they iik-ere driven off, with the Joss of six pieces or ednono, aboill 100) prisoners. - It appear 3 that these trnap s were on the march frow Soissons to Paris, anti baying be.2n driven that by the l?ros•ian ;loops at Nrdlan; Core r!. (!u got upon that of Aleaati. They were ;;p01) ilii4 road General Billow, •who from the five httndrud Tei.rmers,and (kmit: !Lem across the .IVarne. have, liPw rvcr, got Paris. 'I he ad Sneed guard of the at:ird army under iny e9ttitioqi(i rrossed the Oise a!) .r,ie 29th, inlet the 11.1 oh- of the 'roil we yest yr y took up a 1 - 3:tioJi with the right opoo the bei;;ht of Ruch b,J,ieg, mo;1 r rick - upon the 136 is cle ilonr 2 y. Field 1i rshai 13hteher hLuing tahen the vii' L e Aoh , r7o•i4ii , rs, or Ve:tnc, o;i the morn, ii,u !ri. .11.1:c, 11 1 011 • (i LC), al.cl er ,, s , esi 1' t• i , d‘t St. iivtiitair) rS I ivlV'tiCe'l, Is ri.jit: ::.1 unt) tlie restive at I),ltr lo'i ficil Ire;"hts 'dont- '0 It] c,R S. D. Ills ; t 114 -1 RCMP. ' ; .illl Oil th ,•1 bev (1; I . oiir. Ii;h1 !,, im s . dt a s. infm t! oi i)eii, ,,- ":11e art i•e.e‘vi:e , troty! iu 12' t fait Liware tl at go, lip Q:1 41,5: t 4; ti, -1% cuflectp4l 1),), is :111 the troops rertulio ;I;cti Itmtie of the nil tile De- 0: i , ole"aripy, it is slipited the el;esny there about 4j or .53,t)00 troops of the line H sr ifto,d Hew • p.-.P.t!ii Les TiraiJlf.:ars 4t. JK Gare,' and the v,. grt!ttt ittiv yonr ti at twrreniter,•(l to Ilk itok al Prince Fre GI ate Netbctii,ilds out t • •t• 29rti iio:lose the copy of his Royal Highness's re. poi t upon the ,uhjo , 3, which your Lordship will oh.serve with sat •slaetion the intelligence atid spi rt with which this youqg:Prince conducted this tiffair. - I i;!ietvise undyrstanAl that 13a6saume has stir rendertl thv oirit.er sent tiiere by the King of Fr4iice to ta4 pctisest4on of that town." TIP .1 Pefit Warrinies, June 2 8 , 1,9.15. tQ On the day bef,ne yet•terdiay J had the honour of i creiving v(u'i Grace's lettvr, datcd Joncomrt, ins!Rnr, srlt• by your Aide-de:-Camp,_capt. e n; h eart : I. have requested to iW'ortu _your Ev77Jlc,l , v that• :' , !arghal Ccuiut Kothallier had i:vfl this nior!.i,, , to ,:um lost t 1 a })l , cc iil the liatne iI. IL erieri'd j a w a iseg,)- ci..tiout Adr , l •;.x, Governur of o'. t ,, ,0v. T!!(..! ‘,oly 11.-)11 t."a•r, pro- (410cil 1),; t..is was A ve:y sio;,;!ar re from the (; , ,veritor, IrtoilAillich it appc,:ireti to plc th l t he poSt. , :!i)yhe :0 ! 'it'- le.olined pw.:e fie ' :l;i4 spirip b;' tot • till' to.vo, tat advinlcing our tira lI'S 0 tb t►> :cno,,y them in cvey titt h view pi (;‘, 11+:1•,13 , 11.41 tli cil.le!:twritig by OJAI. Pimins to ;• cu ti v 1i t it •;:i;il G11;21 ., 's arid i•:- •,01 Wao to be ;:, posed 1!•• in.`uvin +Awl collet 4.1! as to the fortifi- C.. ,,,, :tp5,,•:11..:0. to nit• rcasonable ehatiee , tbe nitc:!•.cs being fiili;;l %% it It , v 1/ , r• •' " 1 ,he iTptit,P.-tti:l3 el It . ; . t . j -:v..-pn.”rviers to ...! J vn&pint!etly lice k b..41;e 1 .t. ‘Vit. at one i.,,e id three ::Lfcc.., hot the fire xra I X' 5011:e 111 n were lolled jn ;_ 9‘..vp a:1:1 ..ever 4 l tvois f u:ed, which appears 1, , . :ce.l exaedy the etry,ct Which I 1. i.—c l : (3ei)i.r3l ho file )ei4 PAcer 1) t:k o tirVii, "t_otuar•iS the l'oin tie Nett . :lly, 0:e eitenty tin 1; th stnt tt►(lt.ire that Cie tiril;d; tii;,4ht cv-A- .1 lI'S Of CAW SCOie, with w to t, .e neircia- Coo Pdhce o: S. Cioud, of - a Militaty 1i21“ het:'- e.. 11 ;he traiivs, ttmier 111ficli the eri3Cll:l( ans. v...ccor 7irFTy met cr, both sides at St, ; •an;i I iact)se tlx copy of the 'Military r.)l%ehijott st asagrecti to List night, mod A hich h been rttifietl by :',Ltrsi.al Prince l'::itcher tirld p•ii! :jv !he irif,chtitilla oil the part of flu en! Arwy. dt-eides all tke military ques tions at !iiis to4sting here, and titindms not!ii 14 1,(,:,t.0.d. th•ner.,l Trill Ins marched th take posses, ev4cinited by agreFinent this day, and propose io-morrow to take possession Of illontmattre. •Isentl - this irsrtatelt by my Aide-de-Camp, Cap tain Lord Arthorll, by ..vay of Calais. Ile will be:abia to inform yw r Lordship of any far ther particulars, and I - beg lave to_ recoil - intend him to you: 11;.vcnr and protection. - I have, &c. (Signed) WELLINGTON. , Cur; of tl This clay the,3,l of July 1815, the Com►n'ssiorl. ers named by the Com►nanders i►t Chief of the Commandant, according' to the authivrity i)jcit I had Oven to aim, and coupled with a Orcat of boutbarthuent and assault. Upon this p negotiation was enteredinto, which ended in the signing of the following capitulation, this night that is to say, that tae would send en officer, with an Aid-de-Camp of General Anthing, to Cambray, to ascertain the fact of the residence of'the 4;ng of France in that town, and the ab dication of luonaparte in -favour of his son, and that, thereupon, he would give us this night at sip o'clock, possession of the-Porte des Forets, to he-occupied by a 40mpapy of artillery, and that the next mornii,g the garrison should march out of the town ; the National Guards to lay down their arms and return to their homes ; the Com matlikr, and that part of the garrison who were not-National Guards, were to go and receive the orders of Louis in whose ilaind we shall take possession . of the town." Gouttsse, July 4, 1815. Ti Long,---Field.llarshal Prince Bluch e r was strongly opposed by the 'enemy in ta;ting th e po• sit ion on the left of the Seine, which I reported is my dispatch of the 21 insrant, that he intended to take up on that day, payticularly on the heights of St. Cloud and Meudon, but the gallantry of the Pli:SSinn troops, under Gen. 4ict hen; tirtnotinfeti every obstacle, and they succeeded finally ;n esta blishing themselves on the heights of Mendon, in the village of Issy. The French attacked ti , em Powers will not ink:. tenn in any manlier with its again in Issy, at 3 o ' c l oc k i n t h e morning Of the 3,1, c ,administr a ti on an d management. Art, 111. P r i va t e p ersons an d property shall be but were rep u l se d w i t h cons i terabit: lo'ts and find ecpuilly respected. The i habitants, and in gene ing that P ar i s was t h en open on i ts 6 11th:ruble ra!a!l individuals wbo shall be in the capital, shall that a comm tm i e;it i on . was "opeile‘l hetwcen continue to enjoy their rig!.,ls and liberti es w i t h out ii ii the two Allied An n i e 's by a ' b t id ge which I bting d;.r tidied or to account e ith er as to established at At C.' A, - hat a 13, i t i s i t col ps was 140 , jog be tuft of the the 511 nations which they hold or may have held, or to their conduct or political opinions. Art..Xlll. The foreign troops :titan -not inter pofe a:ty obstacles to the provisiot , 7!tg of the ea-. petal, and will protect, "n the contrary, the arrival and the free eircutition of the articles which are find destined int. it. Art. XIV. The present Convention shall he ob. sf rved. anti shall serve to regulate- the mutual re. Litions anvil the conclusion of pea'e. In esse o ri7i)ture,•it most he c!r•,ornneed ill the usual forms. at least ten days beforehand. Art. XV. Te difficulties arise in the execution of any one of the articles of the present Conven tion, the interpretation of be•mnfle io favour Of the French army qnd pf the City of Paris. Art. XVI. T_he present Convention .is declared common to all the Allied Armies, provided it he ratified by the Power's on . which these armies are dependant, Art, XVII. The ratifications shall be exchanged to-morrow, the 4th of July, at six o'clock in time mOrniug, at the bridge of Nendly. Art. XVIII. COmmit,sioners shall be named by the respective parties, in order to watch over the execution of the present Convention. Done and signed at St. Cloud, in triplicate, by the Commissioners above named, the day and year before mentioned. (Signed) respective armies, that is to say, the Baron Bignon, holding the Portefeuille of Foreign Af fairs ; the Count Guilleminot, Chief of the Ge neral oi the French army; the Count tie Bondy, Prefect Of the Department of the Seine, .being furnished with the full potvers of his Ex. cellency . the Marshal Prince of Eckntuhl, Com m-tan:ler in Chief of the French Army On one side ; and Major-General Baron Mitllng,, furnished with the full powers of his Highiress the Field- Martha! Prince Blucher, Commander in Chief of ?Le Prussian Army ; Colonel Hervey, furnished LETTER Elton HIS EXCELLENCY T UE MINISTER AT wi:b the full poteers of his Excellency the Duke " L WAR To LORD WELLINGTON. of Wellington, Commander in Chief of the Eng • Head -quarte rs a t L a Vill e tt e, J une 30, 1815. Y e lisle Army on the other side, have agreed. to the MLo h o stil movements c o nti nue, dion Lig Article s although, according to their ileclarations, Art. 1. There shall he a suspension of arms he motives of the war which the Allied Sovereigns tweet) the a!!ied armies cominaniled by his Higb- make upon us no-longer exist, since the Emperor ness the Prince Blucher, and his Excellency the Napoleon has abdicated. Dtike of Waington, and the French army tunny At the moment when blood is again: on th e the .1 ails Of Park. point of flowing, I receive from M.o.slial the Duke* t. 11. The fereneh army put it :elf in march of Afbtifera a telegraphic di• p itch, of which 1 to-morrolv, to take at its p•isitiou behind the Loire. transui!l you. al copy. My Lord, 1 guarantee this Pari, shall 'be completely evacineed in t...rec s ; armistice on my ht,snotir. Ail the reasons you and the 'movement beleind the Line shall be effta.t- • might have hail to, continue hostilities are de ed a eight dlr.:. stroS?e'.,(l, because you Can h lye 11 . 0 other instroc- Art. M. The Fre nc h army sha:l take with it doll from your (Th.:um:tient than that which the ail its m aerie!, tield andiery, tr i n, ar y Austrian Generals 'had from their's. horjes, and pi-, pert yof regiment*, a itli ou x. I !Italie the forma! demund to your Excellency eertion. 1111 pV;V:s helonv . inic t. ), th e d e o t i of ceaNiliv; all hostilities; and that are proceed to a k a b e rei.novcd;as tv 11 as those beio:qt : ing form an armistice, a - 4:4th); the ded• ion of Con to t;, k , different branches of ;Lana isttatiun, which gress. I cannot_ believe, my Lord, that my re belong to the army. * f i nest will remain ineffectual ; you will take upon Art. I.V. The sick anti woonded, and the tneii- yourself a treat responsibility in the eyes of your cal officers whom it inl y be necessary to leave' noble fe:l ow - countrymen. with th ?:n , ate placed nniler t'he - :speeial prune r- -No other motive but that of putting Rn euti to •. :ut! 9f the Commandert-in - -Chi e f of the Euglish the effusion of blood, and th anti Prussian arm i es , e interest of Ely cnnutry,. have lEetated thi s l e t ter , Art. y. Tlit! military and those holApg ftpl-4 if I p 'rsc t tut self on the ticic;l of battle, with. The Baron BIGNON, Count GUILLEMONT, Count De BONDY, 'rue Baron De MUFFLING . F. B. HERVEY, Colonel. Approved and ratified the present Suspension of Arms, at Paris, the 3d of July, 1815. • Approved, (Signed) ,M;ir at the Prince D'F,CKMUHL. FRENCH PA P ERS. PARIS, JULY e. the idea of your talents, I shall carry 11 t : fa ' r :l6ll' of ca uses, that c og. L t I) of there combating for 0' eot iOc t co . fmr cou , Ary ; and whatever waY b e ' tiler° of of- the defence and o'4 elt, I shall merit your esteem: rsoce I beg my Accept,Lord, the a 5511. - - you, II) y highest consideration. -0 4 r ' Tke M arshal • m. p rince of Ecni ugi °% c o , goi4er 00, li ne same Metter was ‘vritten by his to Marshal Blucher. biy S t o me I : Fil e rAc t; l r Ell i :T e ßi r .sOl : F f oGf fi ß.: a tFkahle.ljEusl:l/411:11:::::i0:11:;111 511"".°14°14: , , ci t f_a_ j o r oi r t : "1 : . 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Et , testified 'ti:stY' some t (.av4 after his to( „oft, viel.l.,%lislikiotwatask(iitsilge i t ( v ) .i t t i l l s le iltii4il4::),. l o co o llg i pe r r e o , rh i N f a ro p 7: l : o l. l . ), l3 :t r o i t ti i i i l c b g r, l l6 , _,s.. the library of the Palace of Tri` lP : i a rb e fl4 wit h til.icolio• 1 .riptions o f - ()I" '. r! •eek AO h rlg‘ . l. ) : l l / 3: , ; ll : l : 'i:u l lo i .l( ( t l ie l lt l i e i rt e r i ‘ . e)j e ll: l l Cl :‘::eir b l:ll y gaoiY(l l icl i ) c t; s 'P'laYs o a. r iv i le l l e ri'llr is yst9 - ilteiti'llt:ltitll':):l3;r:i.:bl ij r: o ifie:lr g jt l rja: l tii l l i : :li ' ,l ' )e t ;: c) : : : rfia:i.lint :v sl,_ a , s ofr e t e : i t I f, ) Gf t o lsTo t va l t l p e ;4 : (1 : e ::: ,ta i le s , 0 1 5 :::: a jo i ll , 4, 1.0 f c . ::: 1 0 : 0 : i t t l e i j o to n . ),,,.. _, 1, Of . Aii 1 'wing telegraphic disp.o,7l, front vilicies(llll , transmitted flow Lyt , i' s Os ' of J u ne : ru ne t “ Chamber'', :. Ttfr thhi S el THE DUKE of ALEUFER 4 To THI7, ploymenra to whom the foregoing Article rehltes, shall he at liberty imokediately after their recovery to rejoin the corps to which they belong, Art. VI. The wires and children of all indivi duals belonging to the French army, shall be at liberty to remain in Paris. The wives shall be al lowed to qu.it Paris for the purpose of rejoining the army, and to carry with them their property, and that of their husbands. Art.Vll. The officers of the line employed with the Federes, or with the Tiraillcurs of the National Guard, may either join the army or return to their homes, or the places of their birth. Art. VIII. To-morrow, the 4th of July, at mid day, St. Denis, St. Ouen, Cliehy, and Neuilly, shall be given up. The day after to-morrow, the sth, at the same hour, Moutmattre shall be given up. The third day, the 6th, all the barriers shall be given up, Art. IX. The duty of the city of Paris shall continue to be clone by the national guard, and by the corps of the municipal gendarmerie. • Art. X. The Commanders in Chief of the Eng lish and Prussian Armies engage to respect, and to make those under their command respect, the actual authorities, so long as they shall exist. Art. XI. Public property, with the exception of that which relates to war, Whether it belongs to the Orovernment, or depends upon the Municipal Authority, shall be respuctco, .and the A Wei! • ' "I / AT. WA V • • d 0 0 4 re .-. % 11/ ..,, 1 1 ), kilic'!, "onnded, and On the 27th the Austlians st,Ae.:ke 5 - o t V fi.e line; they were repott.e 4 ‘vith ibe I° l 9 r) 1 la d t elidea‘°-it'd at an armistice Orli Unarm. 1 1 09 G' }‘ "On ; oPt tnez-th the enemvattackeclttpoo , i , .' 6 7 . . 0 !)d Aiguebeir ; he lost j5OO ;lieu. , flairo / i l v eli oe ..;),I°l ris'ff"-rs• A: (Tile in the aftern? t rio " c ; the proposal for an armistice, v.loci' i tid c i "P l e d . In pursuance of this arlP:i.!re,tei of :I° consented to return within the l ituß- 6 1 Treaty of Paris. / n ; ce t(l h I " I Sent at the same time a fide ( 1 " - - ,, 11 . be - ,i . prisoners,. t)efict General in Chi. 1, Frimottt, near Iti e" V ..- .- 60 ' 4l tc l; re:Plied to trte. titat animated by 11 '‘lC..rwe 'cli:10 I hope to 11 ..re received elliarP- by Preliminary illTYlllgetlefitS „,eO l9 l 0 n'AY take 'Aare between t.pr Ai.ie S, b e cu ; ,(I ti t pa armistice to the '2l of J.jyt toe P er f uov`' il tl i inent.'' c ad n ae • t M. Bevy tie St. Vincent ti en gave- a- - . 64 6-I ,' of the visit of s hilmieli awl his Colleit:Vielljtlietl.; die Miswcr qf t hc Mornay, Bugue:, ilullot, to the dr 9 . l _ A 4 witb L , 3 1 lie described the sakliers as auirrattreSgri°lll; greatest e - ithusiastn, thaw,. 'a some oi tile Guards complained that t.h.cy luu l nc' t al .. 11 'i l Plied with arms • - Geoer ► . t t.le and alThltittritiw• . 0 P „ . 4 " Was . ar ttie lie , tif of 7, 030 : 17 i t i.' ,„ l4 ,L iel .4 l o l ) l r ,r: 0 1 it'etlerates. The enthusiasitt .of P II ` • - I' o i tk rl o ''' _ t ,' ! 'eight, alol that of the v‘4•:cle 0/. the Fauxbonrgs was not less ardent . „..... iti .fi ' ... k calm y road the loilotvillg letter i - ie f ire ' r i , 0 ' ReProentatives of - the PcoPle , c o• bel ° o the Presence 4,f our enemies : we 9 .." s ig l „ you stn.! tLe world to dercod, to our la s( al a ° , 0 0 . 1 00 ar tos cause of our independence, um ) I `,: i e 1 01 flour. It is vvish:.d to inip,se tile 17 0 "' ) ..011ciii. c its, .all4l there Princes are tey ected hy the J:oujit ""I"r:ity of Frelicitin: 11. If ll:ei r elgri? vel tl sti:iseribed to, recollect, iteilesetitol:o/0i.,01, !") : 1 wrn ' lll sign the testament of I he t ! i f‘,.oo ) j j j o t 0 • :2O years has b..cn the reillodi""'„°., ic heil it ill sour. There are in war, esvecil, -verses, e, !nen long conducted, successes and lc ~ 1 g ell . re 3t ' l ti " to p iliA tv ` )111. succeases w 4; have been seen roux ; in our reveres, it it is WlSlit:d tO t 4 e us, we shall know b r o x to die• tee 01 ~, " 'the Bourbons present Iv' , gfi' ra" r i 0 04 5 1 :e :. n 'ti""• 'We reepived thou with 5 e1,31 „ 1 1 t . O the most w e fort . - ' 1 ,, c' generals confidence ; C,:;ll"iitit'S they /rid CiVISC(I 03, bY (bell' :.1%1it5: - i'inng t o depr i v , ~, o f our toost t'cithis 01. ‘Vell !- what reply dial thcy fflake t,O"-oill,c;zt,, deuce ? Theti treated us as icbels 3 / 1( ' -.;:cible, tree'fr Representatives, these reflections 4re tr .v „.ill iv ""se they are true. luccorible hsl . ':,:; ce . ( 11: 3 day relate what the Bourbons kii(' !" re !i{l Al''' "1,1 •elves on the Throne o f F r ance ii t ''' est , I. ", the conduct of the army, ot Il 0"1911 ,13 b' Sl 4'l 1 . "ltiOtlid, HMI Vosterity will jildg e "')1 . . served the esteem ' of the W ur " : ft ..„ n• „ te r tiS emu' ) at viilette June 31th—,1 in thr o•4'e!fiii° 1.11,1r' (Sifill , t l ) The Ali:111141 i'l‘rince of SCl‘'''" ! A V ' Cal" War. lie is t Count I' 1.J01., eurnwaoding, t entry. r.";;IN 51. -. 111 I l'it'l' * l I.ieut.-ti'eneral Baron FR..-- •h a gut d i e ts Calla D'F..I2LIN. cououandi.o:; t he C;rei/3 • ellS Count HOU'. ',: I', coinunt..dtor ' the Guard. .?,,. :i:1 ItC r f ;tar! .- ..,,d. Count itARLET, cnannant , t .,, i ~u, . vis ,oo, of (.;rcon,l.ecs of the Iropeo".„ I , t Pt I ' Gen';ral PETIT, eCNthauchog T" ctegi; Pell , ChasseurA. • I.w:the gil;- . - 134r0n QIIIIISTIAN, c°m"331".::.1 Ci°3l.`" of Grenadi:rs of the luipei,.`► Baron HSI:RION. Ahijur4;ettera U l BRNET. • Lieut.-Gearra/ GI.TILLENIAN:,,F:ricr. 4, Alajor Lieutenant-General Lt . ):;` - ,g r, _,,. 1 01 i\ii-t.P,r Lientertant-f;enerzd Am;,', ( i;h1.13.b. . iv1aj..G.,,,,,ak I,ll,Ritts-, GLA1.41.;.r. CA \I r'. fIIk:I.I.E, ay. ( ' J l ' . " l (,' N, l . ler. 4( 0 4 . Coint V.ki*:T.).-Ii.:IN.:1-.7., tieuelil I 9 - - ,i ' 0 the rte The litielitflt 1111)111 1 "" Stif.-"ed'..- t • 7 , 7