The Sun. — London, England, 1815-06-22 00:00:00

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Brewhouse at Deptford during the space of twelve Months, from the 21st day if July neat. .rhe Conditions of the Contract maybe seen at the Stcre tary's (*cc. • NAVAL NEWS. BRUSsELS PAIER6. DEALi JUNE 21.-- , -Arrived the Sharp Shooter gun-brig, with a fleet of transports from Ostend ; Mutine sloop of war from off, -Dungeness.-;- Wind E. BRUSSELS, JUNE Eight 4. At. FOURTa - • AcCording tb thel4si aecdunii: the positrons 4 1 )f the Artnies is the follOwifig linke - dl Wet-, lingtoli has his head:ipiCirti6 at 'right. wing eitendi frcin - i Brame - IJaleu alol - tg . the . Forest of Soignel- The :-left eitena toif•arifi -Wavre, ivliere• - •-tbere are two Prugsian Marshal 'Prince Blucher is it •Geri - ibleuk, with considerable reinfOrcenientS vviiich he hai re- Ceived: The enemy appeared to be 56. nittcla in tear of being attacked; that be-hai .entrenched liiniself on the catiscliiajt of Namur, baring dui tiinHiei in - the coukttqty it rid made epaidinenti. The Secretary of State, Baron De CAPELiEN.: (Oracle., Judie 19) T° . ISA.BELLA. iallich Will be atided, COMUS. ~ . ... . N.(,RoyALArTA,-;. -- ---- TIC,` ---"EMY> NOMEItSET-PLACE.- thtTion.. is hereby given that 'the EXHIBT ' 0, .•, ~.., 1 - n t.v.... A ~'"!' ‘405.E on SATURDAY NEXt, the 2414,z tie 1,. 'iumittance (front Eight till Seven) fs.. Cam,: ^...._ _._ Five o' Clock, p.'m.—The Peruvian shiop of %Vat• is now caning in from. Ostend ; ,it is supposed her dispatches have been put On shore at some part of the Isle of Thanet. . • NO regard will be had to any Tender in which the Pripe shall not be .inserted in words at length, .or that shall not be deliccred to the hoard' before One o'Cloch on the said Friday, the 23d instant; nor thetas the Person who makes the nnder, or i'onze Person on his behalf, attends, td answer when caller? for, • • Pr-vmotrin, JUgE 20.—=Came in the French .frigate Duchess D'Angouleme, 44 guns and 250 men, from Martittiqtte, under the'White Flag ; also his'Majesty's ship Tay, of 20 guns, with her. Arrived - hip Majesty's ships Prometheus4ind Ac teon - fruzi- a cruise; Sailed the Rolla gut F-brig and •Plicenix frigate to the vfresiviard ; and Whiting,schooner on a cruise. HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary A`ARKit,s INTERIOR OF PARIS. .t.? F 1 ,- PPI 0 R .-1 NI A, Strand, near surrey - street.. th. ri, °' PARIS, taken front 4: p,.`thQiiay, et"Tprising the Gardens, the Palace Carrousel, !hYI" th e Tri ht i ges, and most of the Public Buildings, itl,Htialp'aernt'hil?anding the City, which are ow fortify -Ir----______ ti Is now Open in the large Circle. li lIRITIStr. - - '. i G ... GALLERY ---PALL-MALL. 41. ilit l ' ltc , , , , A ‘ LLE KY was RE-OPENED on bl i a'at e d pC e '-' t 'IN the 4th of MAY, with a Srel.ectiPy.of. 1 , '1 ,E ,' and 4resi. by RUBENS, ,RENIBRANDr. V.. N t i tiln ii S Caigy r F• ln 'nent Artists of the, FLEMISH . and ka ll - oriti,, , ~.-,s, with which the Proprietors have fat ot!r fq , I ,i. Institution, foi- the gratification of the Public, rit till ,It).eriefit. of, the Pint -Arts in general.—Open from 'Ts---,,,Admittam.e. is. - Catalogu e Is. J Order fancy • JOHN YOUNG, Keeper." VICTUALLING OPPIOE, Jane 111, 1815. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU,ILL INO His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice; That On' Tuesday next, the 27th Inst. they will bc ready to re. (live. Tenders i.tc writing (iealed up), dud treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS of, MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be anl _ - swerable to Samples (of not lest than Tivo Pounds weight. each), to be producedwith the Tenders: to be delivered at the rate:e'froan Seventy to Eighty Tons per Week into his Ma. jcsty's Victualling Stores at Deptford: and to be paid for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days after date. The • Conditions of the Contract nay be seen at the Se cretary's gffice. . , PORTSniot.llll, JUNE 21.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Ethalion on a cruise, and his Majesty's ship Ringdove, with . a, convoy for Cork.—Wind FALmoupg, JUNE 19.—Arriyed the George packet with a mail from. Corunna, in severs days. Sailed his Majesty's' ship Fowey, 24 guns, tor. Portsmouth ; Fox packet for Corunna ; and Duke of Kent foi Lisbon. 1 - 111„. 1 t.b . `,, A ii. ---------------------- F ss .- 14t4, N,,, AND, CONTINUED SUCC ~ . Ni,1:1:, ) !Ily o ile 1, driturit My a Priz . e of `hares.3o,oool.lle 1 4% p in l ate Lottery was sold in Eleven _t ep t l i ' l e, wh'er 'Cr., ( Mice, °' 17, Lndgate-street, 4,led t o ; in the Last Lottery, were also sold :S.?. 12,K88 , near lit . 14 1,..'' 4 Prin,'") (ilineas which ‘lrebk paid in Gold, .and ' 1 ,11174. 71 - i4; ' 3 °9 1 .; --and'in the preceding Lottery, drawn . ...o. 2, 202 10,$q)(3: • • • • • .• a Prize of ........ L. 10 , 5 00 000 . . 1 . AU. •• : ************* 408 eißtig."',. • • • • • ... ......... . ... 6 ,776 ': '•• • • • .................. • 20 0 2003 t t, \v,_ . •••• • • • • ...... ............ ‘ a tb, ' l3 ll h"•• &c. &e. &c. ini Att e , '''' Cr eat satisfaction in announeingtheak ab ove I) li e i, tilts • , t awi i , utili e : 411 4 begs -to call the attention of his F r ien ds . : 3s ,‘1142,119th _, `,° another Splendid Lottery, which ht ls' ' Pai4cMol.lll, alid contains Prizes of 40;0001. 30,0001. tt litei l ,‘ qrils'Y'des 24 other Capitals, 18' opf:::444ecati `,,,v-i,iitlhbae rt titloitif,r %hich nir Webb is 'Etit e• lk44 ta ‘lt ' t v of Rea', ,P,9s.e. ~,,,in,,,,,,,d0nt,r, , y mineas.. kb 'en t , ti e i„ tltd Sucttss which has attended . Webb's ti i !tt gr..tkp,etze Lotteries, will, he presurats, 'justify the t h lt lim, 'at-pri'Llons he entertains of adding L itals s?!ne . of the 1 tilt w e bee t ~.z, the already unequalled List•or ap 't4.e/.413'444:"14 b y him in the short :pace of little snore t7,,,,Mee, dg te-street, near St. rani's. - 'tish U ank il ico a tes Exchanged. r. ~I. .. In , ' "‘ . 2 ~.f ~. .4. 4 4: ...,..-. 45' - ••._, %lb,- • . ‘9,1_,... _ 4_A:l, - Sat ARCi 7 ~ .Si d lf • . . ‘ , ~,, " . •- : • tttote, Nan,,NG.and REPEATING WATCHES, o t `',.hil te i l 18:i, Nt;.4actured by lIERROLLAS, Inventor and Pa, 1), ic": l _ l ?li, hi ll .li i . a Private Door Opposite St. Element 's r 1i1,7 Cl) ti ..':o4 er as ,S a i l ! . lite ..,. fill I tiventiori is to remind the v% cal F it t4 t ' t e b lf ti; dapounnients he may have to attendt: i i l s i l il . el l b "e of Y ib d " t° a lra4 him in the morning, fi pi ,,t i, o ,!:.lesi re!i. __ : .I.l.tost convenient and . its lit:e. ?111.oelts, a'nrwiitivzofoutlig4ntod Ctepeatin,. Watch., ticetiohjects combine every desired 4,111/,t4* not iict'ilitstrnction of this Alarum is ' 7 f orZP'auc t .. e least to injure or prevent its well going of so simple a 144 ~ atm even allOwi"g the wearer no uyportu , 4 nagentent. I , 1., . 'Ptt:T--------"s-----------..--........__,___......______' % t he N Ir ' lit PA biItYPTURF i C)1.14441.it1i,• -'itwLll, of tile . DISC . O7 , R 3 Y 1 1 , AV' 4.4 ,,t , i1iti,: . ` - ' 1 " -s-URE, now prectising at iNt). , ‘,l l ,li wi qNd b at ine r th tt,lleSSed, in tiTe most sHtisfactory °I tits r Mr.'sie.-IlicileY of the• de f C rill , . HI , ,RNIA, 4 ' ,11 0, ! ' :u n it y ! it,i ' s ' tia' e N d C. FA! we, t h l : o Und Q erjg ' net% could not , g rei ert toysetio, . !o withholding this public expression tli lt 'ld tty 1 ,5 , 1 its 'favour ; and, in compassion to the at,0141 to e "ring min this afflicting Complaint, we d i tz 'tem °ltie f or _ er ooqtaL Vie i , i4 hod m ont ;yard arid state our firm persuasion, ~ 43 . lir_ e " by this. 6•entleina n is safe, certain n , q tt , tkia .iiter ( wt. i li p , vrri):3lfsiof its Efficacy, which , l , lav o e f s h o e i t :ir 114 kt tpt,; il iiti t: , ( :, u .re) are so t7(l personal knr c l7 i d io e g that we ' l l, l Pli ce ti '',.". tet'in veconktie'n°ll.inugg tail c \ o Zo in posses ' s reduci ktilt.til,_. ottr:t44e ai:ewisi:ie i haild for aid. Our situations in ittl totillit, teirttling P ello n o. , ..; e si a s, u 2 s at c one l i 3 ' h n e l ' s m up p p o i ' s If t o a t T PObl e ng oar Signatures on this important 11„..11/1 e).e. I t l• `rfi b • .ci l i ,„. • J. KELLY, e ttr i tiv t i (), 1 r "' 1) ' 1 \ ' -'). Capt. of the 20th Dragoons. 11,41.41° tl 41 . J. HEATH, -.14 lese.x . St, erlit a ntes may -be bad of Mr. Speneer. kili ,•1, ' 31 4 twe, .t q Ikk o na,,, , Noble Earls.-(The originals 'at Mr. a NI t i 4 ' t his ;„ , SPeneer'si) iiiPlilt‘iiftllt'tellit3li!tev44,oie:i."esgtknetiVnectoei led the favour of r y e o u n d r in l e e s t s te t r o , OglNtP4t,4; at,IIF s4 bjeot of sure ' l ( • ) v 4 ati Q t's m r Y ecovery from tl,,t(ll:ll.lltaet.O.t of.-41,actl..ratitae he 'has derived fron , our ttelti) , f 4 . 1 1 , , e , ) , c t a . r ln tlf , it, t,stisriel,uttio which I shall . lu s, .. a c t . all times 1,, () J31%44), qi,,..that. nilCoaehman a ria ' s been recently 1 (:1 0 t,o , r;". %., his,vet4,...."Pture and that be entertains no ap- Ilo tt f ite ktc,ule4,, i',..'scoif complaint. -4 am, &c. t.it4,4ZOiet*.47;elQr Persons attending this process, which is treat I : tt lAtl li ti,j w a , tl , o . ti or pain to,either sei. Since the prac 4red, , 1)q. 4 . r1 fl k List,t lie success has equalled every san eir calTht iltll44llitygreference will be given toolany persons } :t le stcr , e s k i der N! I'lu, bare left otf the . Truss, gate re vklt•thrn Nor 41 " 5 have allowed ' public mention of .. w et : i.i t),4404.f.,.„,der,ei11i--Mr. J. Fitltler - 1, with N , Ir. Man :''ls "1-st,.'„'sren Ohs! g '''lsi)liry ; Mr. Charles Sat!nders, 4 1 , 46 ; a?pti W 4 e rc ltia 'r r e ; . l l i d r ' ihunias Girling, 12 , George -4,l (41i,Np„"k''Oster. areTtwinas Garr"' . 7 Rein-deer, 4,1 r,,,, en , ly,eely , 7 •n of Mr. Fleath,Retn- jute, ', Plu e . ter" s ett 1-11 '°,3dge-street ; Mr. Taylor, iNt,,l.'t Air, y e; '. ear W indsor . Mr. Axtell, at ii, .-tt,,,,,Skitti4 '.,i,-;,...;:, Of Cord Radstock's, Port. l liet: 4 1, a s r ;_ 6 , the Chelsea; James Riley,. 84, , t l tt el ,' ‘ kilo k of N t. Tt of his Royal Highness the Prince F ile • Seri of re ' b ksrg, 12, Denzal-street, Cl:are 41e!til,,nits"Collier, 4,_ Wooti-stirct, Airest. ,fir,: w ell 'es , f . 11. . t ? well ~% th e an'Y Cures may be seen at 3,' Golden. 'h,).eo pthy4.l I.oexed . servant r. Philips, Surgeon, ,3,7.4%, fIZ lary 41,riess's t,PPta r 11 ' 0 4 h ad a „,1 txamined Jury - a groom-, at Carl sit, \,. aße e 4 1 it Scrotal Hernia ; :ince he has , under -4.. .1 4 0 . 4 k,. are again e . ilf and there is 01-I. spe;ourt;3l)ture....,...youexaminet him, 'ttcl'ilttl,,,te,, t, 4 ) . ' 1%, 41f, s ' 6.:c. IS'e i.;. H. PHILIPS. c , 'e It td . a r , ( 1. s'il ti 4 81 r t ee • . 1,. 'N,)iiiikersl4, ti t 1), et'•eft for " The Hernia Vilna,' to iI I ` ' 'iter,. Sir /Z, Sratis,. hy Messrs. Sikes, Snait 1), -- °•3 3 (:)01(an't'l°,41 Stiii:ll, Bart. Treasurer ; . eu-stpaare.-Letters must be post- % . No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length,•or thiat shall Nat be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tues day next, the 27th Instant, nor unless the Person,who makes the Tnder, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when nlle.l rm , . • BIBLIOTHECA ANGLO-POETITA. VjESSIti. LONGMAN, HURST, - REES, 'ORME, and BROWN, respectfully iniorni 'the Public,' that their Rare, Rich, and Extraordinary COLLECTION of. EARLY ENGLIsIi POETRY, is NOW ON SALE, at the Prices affixed to each i n the tinlueie entitled BIBLIOTHECA.. ANGLO-POETICA, lately published by thew, and of which very few Copies reuiain unsold. • HISTORY OF INSECTS.; • • • - ,ThisZai was published, in Svo. VolomiLprice 18s. of o AN IN'IsRODUCTION to EN 01110 LOGY; r, Elements of the Natural' History of Insect ; • By the Rev. WILLIAM KIRBY, B. A. F. 4.5. - Aud WILLIAM SPENCE, Esq. F. L. S. Illustrated by Colourid Plates. - • This work is intended as a general and popular History - of Insects. The present V o l utne containsan Account of the In juries they occasion, the benefits derived from them, the metamorphoses they undergo; their affection for their young, Stair various kinds of food, and the means by which they pro cure it; and lastly, a description of their habitations. 'I he Two remaining Volumes will, be given with all conve nient speed, and It is hoped Will be equally interesting with that that now \publ Printed for Ltngisan, Hurst, Rees, Ornic,. and Brown, 'Paternoster-row. ' • 01 whom may he had, rslonographia. Aptun Anglin. By the Rev. W. Kirby, in 2 vols. aro. price ti. 13. boards. A Capital, very Desirable, and Improveable FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE, WILTS. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,' the MANOR and' ESTATE of HEALE ; consisting of a substantially built Brick and Stone Mansion, with Domestic Offices, Coach -house, two Six-stall Stables, and other appro priate Out-offi c e s; wn, Gardens, 'and Fish Ponds. Also, a FARM HOUSE, with Labourers Cottage , ;, Barns, Stables, Granaries, anti other Buildings, and sundry Closes and Par eels of rich Water M ea d ow , P asture, A ra b le, anti Down LAND, the whole - containing 715 A. 2 R. 151% 1 - leale is situate about four miles from the City of New Sa rni», and four from the Town of Amesbury, in a delightful Vale on the River Avon.-,The Estate is bounded on the East by the ,Itiver Avon, celebrated for fine Trout and other Fish; and on the West by the Wiltshire Dimns, in a due Sporting, Country, - well stocked with Game. Mr. Lee, the Tenant, will send a persOn to shew the Pro perty; and for further particulars, and to treat for the Pur chase-,. apply to Messrs. Webb and Attwood; Salisbury. SOMERSETSHIRE, : • • • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTILACI; ACAPITAL and very•Viduabl,. FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a Manor arid two most desi rable Grazing and Arable Farms, in . a Ring-fence, advan tageously situate in a rich Vale plentifully stspplied with Wa ter, within five miles of four good Market. Towns. The Ma norial Right extends over 942 Acrra (customary measure), more or less. FARM, No. I, consists of the Manor Farm-house, with suitable Offices, Bai us, Stabling, Beastalls, Lodge-house, Dove-house, and other convenient Erections, and 327 Acres (customary measure), more or less, of rich Grazing and Ara ble Land, with a good Orchard and superior Fruit, and is now let to a respectable Tenant on Lcase, for 5 or 9 years, S of which will expire on Lady Day, 1816. FARM, No. 11, consists of a Farm-horse, with convenient Buildings, as, above, and 249 Acres (customary measure), more or less, of rich Grazing and Arable Land, with two good Orchards in full bearing, and will be in baud at Lady Day next. Coaches pass through the Property, to and from London. daily. Part of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage. of the Property, to be paid by instalments of WOOL a year, with Interest. Further Particulars may be had by applying, personally or by letters poet paid, to Nlesfs. Ireland and Sawyer, Solicitors, Staple-inn, London, whet e a Pian of the Estate, may be seen- •_ . _ SCORBUTIC AND VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. PHE Reputation of Dr. FREEMAN's GUTTA StiLUTARIS has been firmly establiThecrbf forty years experience of its beneficial effects in Scorbutic and Venereal Complaints. For Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Glands, the Lymph, the Blood, pr the general Constitution, occa sioned by acrimonious Matter retained in the hahit, or intro duced by certain indiscretions, intemperance, or injtulicious. use of Mercury, this Medicine will -be found the' most effica cious,- and at the sante ti►ue the safest that •csn he resorted to; and is no less excellent in Diseases of the - Kidneys and Bladder, Obstenctioni in the Urinary Passages, mid Lumbago'. It requires no restraint of Diet, Cottfitienirtit, or hinderance to Business. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, London, and most Medicine Venders in et•ery 'town, in Bottles, at 2s. 9d. 4s.bd'. and ns. each. FOIL 'CIIE STONIACII, LIVER, &c. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their tendency to piomote all the natural secretions, are the hest remedy for Liver and Gouty Complaints ; for Head-achS', Indigestions, and other atiectiotrs• of trul Stimmelt and Bowels, too often the consequence of free-living. Th e y . are , particularly recommended for Females at a critical time of life, anti as a general F4mily tdicine they have no. eitaaL; They are mild in their operati.m, and are very convenient-for travellers, as they do not require any confinement. ' Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at their old established M e . dicine WarehoiSe, in St. Paul's Cllnrch-ysrd, London, price 4s. Gd..a. boa, owitaining, 36 with the name,... F. 144 w.. • berg," engraved in the Stamps. But as many persons mistake the' house, observe that the Number i 45, Or 'third ttrinit Cheapside. To he katialsy at Dr, in UrkAieta-Arco... EAST INDIA HOUSE. L • Yesterday a Qrtartei•ly Gen.:ral Court made . spe cial, was held at the East India Honse, when the Dividetnifor the last half year was declared to be J p , ..r cent. . ' A conversation that took up three hours and a half, and in which, the principal speakers were the chairman - , Deputy Chairman, Alderman Atkins, Hon. D. Kinnaird, Messrs. Hume, Dixon, LOwndes", Randle Jackson, Smith, Twining, Haworth, - Edward Parry, Bosangitet, and Sir• Joho Jackson, Bart. then took place as to -- the order of•fot'mer' proceedings with respect to the Bye-Laws and their regularity or confirmation, which having terminated in its favour, The Coma proceeded to the confirmation of tho S e. Bye-Laws, which had been approved the preceding Court ; which having been confirmed, ' The'Chairman proposed a list' of fifteen Pro- . prietors, as a Committee for inspecting the Bye- Laws, viz..: • Thomas Lair. Gerirge • Cumming; Esq.; William Drewe, Esq.; Georges W ezlce Esq. ; H o n. D oug l as naird ; Humphrey H owar th, Esq. M. P. ; Patrick Htaticy, Esq. ; 'Henry Smith, E sq . ; Sir John B. Walsh, Bart.; Baring, Esq.; John Taylor, Esq, M. P. ; George Grote, Esq.; Darid Lyon, Esq.; Robert WilliaMs, Esq.; Wbitsbed Keene, Esq. M.P. And the question having been separately put to each individual,' was carried - unani►nously in the affirmative, and five were resolved to be a quorum. Mr. FIOWARTH gave notice that, at the next General Court, he should move that no Director of the East India Company hold a place of Otto ment under the Crown, • • • I.:lie proceedin g ' s of the Court of Dirctors, re latitie- to the increase& allowance to Sir - .lames` Cunningham, Bart: were laid before the Pro , pr!etors, and being read, they were Unanimously confirined:—The Court then adjourned sine die. His Royal Highness the 'PRINCE REGENT, act ing . in the;trame and on the behalf of . his MAJESTY, has been plea,sed.to grant his Royal Charter to the Chamber of Commerce of this city, under the style a nd title of " The Corporation of the, Chamber of CoMmer . ce of Limeriek."—Th is, we believe, is the first .Chat -ter granted to any - such-mercantile body in I r eland.--(Limerick Advertiser.) . We are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three eminent Surgeons, of 30 years experience in Strie re, q.PistulaDebilitieS, &c. &c. have establiSh etirlasMedical -Board, at . Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel, Blackfriar's-r oa d, where the Public are - relieved from . the most dangerous diseases, witlioni saliva tion or confinement. The- Institution claims the attention of those who have attempted' the cure of themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to consult men- ignorant of so important a branch of the profession, whose inrproper treatment have mereurialized thousands out of their existehee.--. • Eruptions on the Beall ; Face, and Body, Sore by e s, Throat, Mouth, and Nose, Vertigo, NoiSe in the Ears, Deafness, Dimness of Sight, Pains in the Head and . Limbs,. frequently mistaken for Rh eu matism.; weak ness i n the Knees, swelled A &c. are a few of t toms which app ea r y e a rs a f ter , and too often embitte r t h e - M atrimonial State .-. 4.. dfuh Mews. CooPE a and Co. are consu l te d- daily by s l: g eir a case, h l e k t l i e re s a , symp with a ge nera l all ranks of people, f rom ten t ill eight or, by letter, ;ii Fee (f or . no other are answer ecj when. Medicine and th e best Advice is sent t o a ll parts o f -the kingdom-- They cure the Pil es and Fistula, with o ut burning or t or cutting, and give - tnlvice, gratis, on Tuesd'a'y ', Thursdayi anti Suinhay mornings, till 12 o'clock. Another Battle !---S o current were the reports y ester d a y, of another battle :haying taken place,- in which anonaparte was said to be defeated, that, several persons were sanguine enough CO give premiums to receive tottery Tickets if Onnitn. was done to-day at JO per cent. , premium :—this mode of spetolot ing in Lottery Tickets has added considerably to the demand at the Various Offices; and would ) if die Scht•trfe' itseq were trot sttlE.... ci en fly attractive, pryve p sonrce of. much ad. vautag.A.: to the ()(lice' 1-Cceper,:. .SE,USSELS, JiiNE .16.—.30rne periol7g who left the army this morning Say, .that•the French- are towards their frontiers. A letter from Paris, announces that the Royalist army in Lit VentltSe has obtained most ,signal adtanoges. Two regiments of the young'guard which:advanced to Angers; have been totally deStroyed by •thern. The Royalist army is estimated at 80,000 men.--;-Li (Oracle, June 19.) - BRUSSELS, JUN& -18.—Sitice this morning at eigh‘'o'clochi.the news.from the army contiutie satisfactory.: The numerous reinforcements that have arrived to the Duke of Wellington in Art lery and cavalry, and the-still more considerable reinforcements that • have. joined the. MissiOn. army ; among others, -10 - ,000 cavarry give. reason • to presage the happiest result.- • NEWS FROM THE AtmED AitNl /ES. - Letters from Switzerland; of June 6, announce, that there is an extraordinary nrovement among % the troops on the right bank of the Rhine. It is expected they will very soon doss the tiger. It had been believed that. the passage of , the Rhiiie • would be suspended till the arrival of the Rus sians, but on tire sth all the chief . Magistrates of the Communes of the Grand Duchy of Baden r were called together at Lorrach, to provide for the quartering and maintenance:of the Aus trian troops,, whose invasion, it is said, .cannot experience any further delay. The Prince of 1/o - • • henzollern, who comthatuls the lift :tying of Prince Schwartzenbetg'S army, has still hi•s head•quar ters at Stockach, but they were to be removed to 'Slechlingen. This command extends from . the. frontiers of SWitzerland to the - environs of Ren ken, and along the Rhine from Lorrach to Basle, . near Basle to Bischoffsheim, threeleagues below Kehl, where the command of the Prince Royal_ of Wirtemberg All the the territory of ; Baden about the Black Forest sivAfmg tiiiii- Austiian troops belonging to this Division; which Is 40,000 strong, and destined to maintain over Switzerland'a perfect communication between the armies of Prince Schwartzenberg and' General Frimont. The ma:gaiines of Lorrach, Fributg, and Waldshut, are provisioning with unremitting activity.—Vornaal General de Paps Bas, June 19`.y HAXAU, JUNE . 12.-1 n the night of the 10th the. Bavarian troops, wild have been fir eight weeks in ourr neighbourhood, upon the left bank of the Maine, received orders to break up imnredi. ately, and accordingly marched off at one o'clock is the morning from Steinheim, Sillgensti!tit, and all , the environs. They were ordered to tendezvotis'oLe - Diezenbach -and Elencenstamm, thetice to riracee4 . Oppenheitn: They received provisions forsgilt days, and proceeded by forced marches to their place of destination. As soon as they marched off, ilassian troops intmediately passed through these: places,. as they did here the same night. 1114NHEim, JUNE 12.--Yestertlay avrisied fire official news from the grand head-quarter's "ai .11eidelberg i that the head-quarters of the* Sovereigns Would enure here tin the 13th` or f 4H' . An Anstrian. Staff Officer is busy in- engagingi - lodgings for all the Illustrious Strangers. Eris . Majesty the Emperor of Austria will reside itr the palace of the Emperor of Rnisia, in the Hunt where the Crown Prince of Bavaria has- Triththo' resided. Forty generals,- - above 1000' Officers; and several Ambassadors with their. Strifes, aee expected to follow theSnvefeignl. .WOrktneri.re employed day and night in building, out of. !be' • town, stabling for 3006 horses. The head-Oat:: tees of Field-Marshal Prince Wreck, is to he . moted .to Kaysirslanterti. (Fregiefort Giitticrd Gazette; June 14.) GENEVA, JUNE 7.—They write from on . the 30th May, that two days b'efore, 40,000 triatt§, of hom' 8000` were' ca - ero'or.vd' c Tissitto', This army marches, with )5,W) inontese (of whom ",,OUC) are cavalry), with a suit..' able train of artint4y. to Savor. . An ERrnes§. has ji MlirotT4ht OftCrat tie\tt of.the - (tool, o liiB' -iNh . lesty 14,:ln'a ;01; .f i formerly King , of S3rl.linia. t.iratt e q:jr