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Ist (or poyal) Dragoons-1 captain, 1 lieutenant, 1 cornet, staff', serjearts, 79 rank and file, 161 horses, killed ; 2 captains, 7 lieutenants, R serjeauts, 1 trumpetkr, 81 rhttk And flit, liorse j wounded; 1 carnet, 9 ran k and fit missing. • !?, N. a.) nragoons-1 lieutenant-calunel, 1 captain, 1 iientenantOcurirets, 3 serjeant4 7 1 trumpeter, 9? rank and • file, 1 :2 m ijor,•2 captains, 4 lieutenants, 9 serjeants, d*.) rank and file, 47 bors,es, wounded ; 2 hurst:i 6th Dragnans-1 Staff, 5 ser . liennit, T trumpeter, 66 ran!: and file, 105 froNes, killed : 1 lieut e nant- ca b ine t, I major, 2 eantlins, 1 lit•titealnr, 10 serjearits, '2 trumpeters, 99 rank , . , • rind Ilk, 49 hars?s, wounded ; 1 li e utenant; '27' raid; and •. fie, 51 Irarsesonissing;. - - 17th flu;ivtr:-1 cerjeant, 1,5 rank and rde, !4 borseS, tilled ; 3 captain-, 3 lieutenants, - 9 scrjealds, 1 trumpeter, 83 rank - and. die t 11f; horses, wounded. 10th diusSarstmajor,:, 1 lieutenant, 80 rank anti file, 30 hoists, killed : 1 ,lientenant-colonel, 3 captains, 2 lieute nants, 1 ser:eant, 1 trumpeter. 38 rank and file, 85 horses, woundsil; 1 trumpeter, 25 rank and file, 41 horses inissia;. 11111 Light Dragonits-1 het tenant, 1 sei-Want, 10 •raillt tint] tile, 17 horses, killed; I 'ea ptain, lieutenants, 4 serjeants, 30 rank 'and life, 38 ip.rses wounded; 1 serjeant, 2 train. peters, 20 rauk and file, 13 horses, missing. 12th Light Dragoons—l lieutenant, I cornet, 6 serjeants, • rank am" tile, 212 Isoeses, killed ; 1 tientetrant-colonel, I captain, 1 livittenant, 4 serjeants, I trunsaeter, 56 rank and file, 21 horses, r:onntled ; 6() horses missing. -13th light Dragoons-1 lieuttmati.., I t rank and file, 15 Imyrs, killed ; 1 lieni.-colonel., '2 captains, 6 lieutenants, 10 ser jeants, 2 trumpeters, 57 rank and file, 46 horses, wounded; • IS tank and file, 52 horses, nrl;•sing. 13th Hussars-1 major, 1 Brute:taut, 2 serjeants, 19 rank and • • file, SI horses; killed; 1 lieutenant-colonel, 2 captains, 3 se deattl s, 45 rank and file, 52 horses, wounded ;"` 5 rank and file. '22 horses, missing. I 6th Light Dragoons-1 captain, I cornet, 2se ;cants, 6 rank and file, 35 horses, killed ; I lieutenant-colonel, 1 captain, e lieutenants, 2 serjeants, 16 ratik and file, 20 horses, - wounded. IStit Hnssars--12 rank anal file, 19 'horses, killed; 1 liOnle tenaftt, 1 staff, 9 st:rjeants, 62 rank and file, 41 horses, • wounded ; 17 conk and file,•37 barscs 23:l Light Dragoons —a serf.-ants, 10 rattle and die, 20 horses, killed ; 1 major, 2 captains,.2 lieutenants, 23 rank and file, horses, wounded; 1 lieutenant,.3l rank. and -file, 33 horses, missing. Ist Light Drat.; ions K. G. L.-1 captain, 2lieuteaauts, 3 ler jeants, 1 trumpeter, 26 rank and file, 42 - lirses, killed; 1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 major, 3 captains, 3 lieutenants, 2 cor-' nets, I stag, 7 serjeants, 1 trumpeter, 91 rank and file, 93 horses, wounded; 10 rank and file, 14 -horses, missing. fd Light Dragoons, K. G. L.-1 captain. 1 cornet, I trnitipe ,. ter. 17 rank and file, 29 horses, killed; 2 lient.-eolonels, I car Sin 1 lieutenaut,•s strjeants, 47 rank and file, 14 horses, ssoariA;tl ; 4 rank and tile, '25 harses, missing. lit Hussars, K54.1,—; rank alto flit.. 9 horses !tilled; I lieu tenant, 5 rank and file; la horses, wounded. 3d Htths•srs, K. G. L.-2 captains, I curvet, 1 staff, 2 serjcants, 1 trumpeter, 37 rank and tile, 63 horses, killed; Cliente nant-colonel 2 captains, 2 lieutenants, 3 cornets, 7 ser ivinlß, 71 tank and Mt, 24 horses, wounded; 15 horses, missing. Royal Artillery--4 captains, 1 lieutenant, 2 serjeants, 51 rank and file, 337 horses, killed 1 maj Jr, 9 captains; I'l liente -13 serjs.auts, It.s rank and file, 123 horses, wounded; 10 rank and file, 35 horse's, missing. Boy d E •giuteers-1 lieutenant wounded. Rt l ai !staff Corps-1 captain, I liente:iant , wounded. Ist Foot Guards, 2d Batt.—i captain, 50 rank and ale, kill ed; 2 captains, 2 lieutenants, 1 ensign, 7 serjeants, rank and bile, wrmildrtf, tat F- 0 ,, t citiard,,, 3d Batt.. -2 captains, I ensign, 2 serjeniits, 79 rank and tile, kilted ; 2 captains, 2 lieutenants, '2 en. si:4 - ns, 7 serjetrins, 288 rank and file, wounded. ' 2d Coldstream Guards—l lieutenant, I serjeant, 53 rank and file, killed; 2 captains, 2 lieutenants, 3 ensigns, 13 ser . jeains, 229 rank and file, wounded; 1 deutitiner, 3 rank • and file, in,.sirrg. 3d Foot Guards, '2d Batt.-3 lieutenants, 2 scrjrants, 37. rank and tile, yelled ; captains, 3 lieutenants, 3 ensigns, 10 setjeants, 17• rank and file, wounded. Ist Feci, art liatt.—t lieutenant, 1 ensign, 1 serjeant, 12. rank and file, tilled ; 1 major, 3 captains, 6 Bet:tenants, 3 ensigns, I staff, it'serjeaqs, 111 rank and file, wounded. 4th IP , tot, -13att.-2 serjeants., 10 rank and tile, killed; 2 caps lilts, 5 lieutenants, 1 ensign, I staff, 6 scrjeants, 107 rank and file, woande 14 Foot, 3tl Batt.-7 iarik and file killed; 1 ensign, 5 ser jcatits, 16 rank and tile, wottn:letl. 23d Foot-3 captains, 1 lieutenant, 9. serjeants, 9 rank and file, killed ; I colonel, .1 major, 1 caotain, 3 lieutenants, 7 serjearits, 71 rank and tile, wounded. 2711 i lima:, Ist Galt.-1 Lapt.in, 1 ensign, 7 serjeants, 96 rank aril file, killed ; 2 captains, 8 lieutenants, 3 ensigns, 10 serjeants, 2 dm:inner:, 848 rank and file, wounded. 28th Foot-1 captain, I sedeitlit, 17 rank and tile, killed; - 1 unsjor, 3 captains, 9 lieutenants, I ensign, 1 stair, 6 ser jeants, 1 drummer, 136 raak and tile, wounded. 30ths Foot, 2tl nut'or, I captain, 2 lieutenants, 2 coialets, 8 serjeatits, I drummer, 41 rank .and tile, killed ; ;113j1 , 1's, I S lieutenants, I ,:t:or, d sedeunts,•l4s r . .4:1!. and file, wounded; ti drummers, 12 mak and file, triksing. .326 Foot-23 rank and file killed ; captain, 4 'ciente n:olt, 3 ensigns, 1 staff, 11 serjeants, 126 rank and file, se,ro:lded. :$33 1•oot-2 lieutenants, 1 sevjeant, t drummer, 31 rankand tile, kilted; •2 captains, 5 lieutenants, 2 ensigns, 1 staff, 8 s.:r:eants, 84 rank and fife, w.naided; 3 drummers, 45 rank aril tile, suisling. 40th Foot, Ist Ilatt.-1 major, 1 captain, 5 serjeants, 25 rank and tile, .'ailed ; o ca• s etaiiis, 1 lieutenants, 2 ensigns, scritants, 1 dial:inner, 142 rank and file, wounded; 18 rani; and file, ri:i 42,1 I''ont-5 noir and Mc killed ;, 1 captain, 4 lieutenants, *tali, 6 serjelints, 33 rank and tilt-, wounded. 44th :'out, 2cl tinit.-4 rank and iite-hrlied; I isinjor, 1 lieu ten43t, 3 serjeants, sil :::1(1 rite, wuunded. - 51st Foot—i drummer, 8 rank and tile, killed, I captain, I lieutenant, 20 rank arid tile, wounded. i2rl Foot, Ist Ilatt.-1 ensign, 16 rank' and file, killed ; 1 major, a captain:, 4 lieutenants, 1 staff, 8 serjeants, 106 rank and file, wounded. • 68th Fout, 2,t llatt.-I.lieutenant-colonel, 2 captains, 14 . rank and file, killed ; I captain, '2 crisigeS, 50 Lama and file, wounded; 2 drummers, la rank and file, missing. 71 ,. : Foot, Ist Itatt.-1 ens gn, I serjeants 23 ra.:k and file, killed; I iientenant-colonel, 1 majur, 4 captains, 7 heti tLnants, i stuff, 7 serjeants, 3 drummers, 13u rank and ilk, wounded ; :3 rank and tile missing. 73 , 1 Foul, 2d Batt..-2 captains, 1 lieutenant, 2 ensigns, 3 serjeants, I druinmer, 43 rank and file, killed ; I lietile ‘ tiant-eoloriel a 1 major, 3 captains, 3 lieutenants, 3 ensigns, 1 staff, 13 serjeants, 2 drummers, 160 rank and tile, wounded ; 41 rank and file, missing. 73111 Foot, ist Batt.-2 lieutenants, 2 serjeants, 27 rank and tile, killed ; 3 captai.s tietttcnatitS, 2 etisipts, 7 serjeants, 4 drtiminers, 121 rank and tile, wounded ; 1 rank and file missing. , 92d serjeant, IS rank and file, killed ; 2 captains, 4 lieuterianis, 3 s , rjeants. 93 ; ,,,k ant i file, wounded. 950; Furat, Ist watt.---1 lientenant, 4 setjernits, 16 rank and file, killed; I • lieutenant-erdma e l, 1 litajur, 2 captains, 7 lieutenants, 7 serjeants, 1 drummer, 116 rank and wounded. 9,th Fu..t, 2d Batt.-2 serjeants, 1 der:-;Frier, RI rank and tile, killed ; majors, 2 captains, to li e ut enants, 6 4„.. j: ants, 2 4trunnuers, 171 rank and file, wnunded ; 20 rank and file missing. ; 95th Foot, I.latt.--s8 rank and flzt, killed 1 atsj ur , I cap tain, d lieutenants, ! scrjrant; I drummer, 34 rank an d file, wounded; 7 rank ant: I..ie missing. 1 lieutenant, 1 serjea n t, Ist Light Matt. K. G. carat,;:;*, , 31 rank and fir?, killed; 1 major; I captain, 4 lieutenants, 3 ensigns, 6 serj . ?mits, 3 .!rarnincri, 73 rank and file, Asaiiinderl ; 13 rank and file missing. id Ditto-2 captains, I ensign, 6 serjeants, 34 rank mr.d fife, 1.11/rd ; 7.lientenants, 1 ciasiga, I staff, 8 serjeants, I driwnuet-, 111 rank rind file, wounded; 1 captain, si , jerAiits, 17 rank aid • • st l aP ;uarus--1 nrijrir, 1 eaplaln, 2*tro6p tinarter - -Intn.fetas, ser;e.ttits, 12 rank and file, 33 horses, killed; 1 captain. coesiers, troop q iarter-niaster, 3 serieants, - 36 rank and Elie, 21 horses., wounded 5 4 rank and life, 25 'hoists, miss . in;tr td Lite Guards-1 captain, 2 serjeants, 14 ranik and file, 100 horses, killed ; 5 serjeants, 7 .trumpeter, 35 rank and file, 23 bon:es, wontsded ; 1 lieutenant, 3 soljeants, 94 rank and tile, 53 liorses, missing. Herse 'Guards (111ne)-.-1 major, 2 serjeants,_ 14 tank and lite, 54 liorses,ylled; H lieutenant-colonels, 2 Iloilo. Tiaras, 2 troop quarter-masters, 3 serjeants, 51 rank and tile, 15 hiirses, Wounded; I captain, 20 tank and file, .34 horses, missing. Ist Dragoon Guards--2 - captains, I staff, 3 so:leaks, 37 rank and file. M horses, killed ; S'captains, 1 lieutenant, 4 ser jeants, 2 trOuipelers, 9t rank and file, IS horses, wounded I lieutenan,-colonel, I captain, 1 lieutenant, 1 comet, 9 ser- I jeants, 115 rank and file, 243 horses, missing. Gonasse, July 2, 1 S 5. Lorin--I have the hbuour to inclose the Report of Lieutenant-General Sir Cha. Colville, upon - bis attack of Can►brav,- which affords a , Stmeig proof of the gallantry ;Ind exortions of our troops.-1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) WELLINGTON, Gui),.tuae et.;, 1815. 111.7 Lor , n—Licht.-onlonel . Sir N. Campbell (Major of the .51th regiment) having asked my leave to go to ticad-qtrarters ,to request y our Grace's permission to r e t urn to E ng l and, I beg !rave to take the opportunity 'Of mentioning, that I feel mod] obliged to him for conduct in closing, in the town of Cambrai, with the light companies of 211. General Johnson's brigade, and in leading one of the columns of attack. The one hid.) he e , iimanded ese. ltailyd, At the angle formed (on our right side) by the Valea ciennes gateway;nl4.the - canine of the body of the pkce. A second. commanded by COlonel Sir William Douglas, of the Dist regiment, and directed by Lieut. Gilbert, limp° Eugineers, took advantage of the rednci-d height in that part of the escarpe (which, on au average, is on that' side about 55 feet), by placing their Ladders on a covered coa l . no.nication from this place, to a large ravelin near the Amirns road *. The Valcncienecs gate was broken open by Sir N. Campbell, and draw-bride;cs let down in about half anhonr ; when on entering the town, Ifonnd that the attack m a d e by C o l one l Mitchell's bri gade, on the side of the L'aris gate had also sue ' creded; the one directed by Capt. Sharpe, Royal Engineers, forced the outer gates of the Corre Pot t in the born-work and, passed both ditches, by means of the rails of the draw bridges,..which they scrambled overlq the side, not being able to force vile main gate they escaladed by the breach (the state of which your 'Grace had ob,erved) in the morning, and before which,although the ditch was said to have twelve feet water, a footing on dry ground was found, by wading through a nar row port in the angle of the gate, Within the ram part. I have every reason to be satisfied with the light infantry of the division, who, by their fire, covered the attacks of the parties, of GO men each, xvhich preceded the column. 'The three brigades of artillery of Liehtenant- Colonel IVebher Smith, and Majors Knott and Browne,- under the direction. of Lieutenant-Co lonel Hawker, made particularly good practice, and immediately silenced the file of the 'enemy's artillery, except from two guns on each flank of the citadel, which could not be 'got at, and two field pieces on the ramparts of the toWn, above the Valenciennes gate, and which played upon the troops as they debottehed from the cover they had been posted in. Twenty prisoners' were made at the horn-work of the Paris gate, - and about. 130 altogether in the town. Their fire was very slack, and cveu that, I foresaw, they were forced to, by-the garrison of the citadel. I left the 23d and 91st regiments in town, with two guns and a troop of Etisdorff hussars, and ani witch indebted to Sir Wm. Douglas and Cal. Dahner for their assistance in preserving order. Some depredat inns were committed, but of - no consequence, when the circumstances we entered by arc considered. Front the division as well as my personal Staff, I received e►•ery assistance in the course of the thrue days operations.-1 am, &c. tigued) cki.utLES. cOLVILLE. Gonaqse, July SI, 1315. • MY LOnD-1 have the honour to enclose the re turns of the killed and wounded in the assault and taking of the towns of Carnbray and Piironue.-1 am, &C. Ste. (Sig . ned) Return of Kiiled, Wounded, and Missing of the :Wird Army under the Cortimand of reeld-Mart , hal his Grace the Duke of tVellingtoti, K.G. and r. B. in the itisanit and taking of Cnathray, on the 24th .Itior, 1815. 14th Foot, 3d 13attalion-1 ensign, 1 ser:,:ant, 4 rank and file, wounded. • A third cuLacu 'had Gc,u formc,l, nut found lie- CeSsary. itt tine talt. setjeants, 1 Arnuitiitt, rank and file, .killed; I major, 1 captain, 2 lieutenant., 1 ensigu, I stall; 6 serjeants, rani; and tiler wounded; I iiiniminer, 1G rank and file, tuitising. 2d cartliri, 1 cerjeant, I drmittner, 16 rank and fire, killed; ).captain, I lieutenant, 4 serjeants, '75 rank and Wounde'l ; 3 sTrjeant, 6 rank and file, missing. 3d Ditto-1 captain, 1 serjeabt, 16 rank and file, killed ; tnnjor, 4 lieutenants, 2fserjeants, 1 drummer, 90 rank and file, wounded ;31 nk and tile missing. 4th Ditto--.-1 ensign, 1 serjeant; 12 rank and file, killed ; 1 major, 1 captain, 3 lieutenants, I - ensign, 1 stair, 3 ser• jeants, 74 rank anti file, wounded; 1 drummer, 13 rank, and file, missing, sth Dittii---1 captain, I staff, 1 seijeant, 35' rank and file, killed; I captain, 2 lieutenants, 6 serjeants; 1 drummer, 40 rank and file, wounded ; 74 rank and tile missing. Sth Ditto-2 captains, 1 lieutenant, 2 Aerjeants, 3 'drummer, 4 1 rank and fit.. killed; 1 captain, t lieutenant, 1 tt,ign, 1 staff, 4 serjeants, 76 rank and tile, wounded; 1 -serjeatit, 2 drunimers, 13 rank and file. missing. Total British Loss- . -2 general staff, I colonel, 3 lieutenant colonels, 6 majors, 4' captains, 25 lictit,..nants,'l9 ensigns or cornets. 5 stair, 2 troop quarter-masters, 109 serjeants, .13 drutinners, 1536 rank. and Mt, and 1462 horses, killed; 10 general Staff, 4 colonels - , 21 lieutenant-colomis, 28 ma jors, 107 captains, '202 lieutenants, ei cornets or ensigns, 17 staff, 3 troop quarter-maSters, 330 serji•ani,, drum mers, $0::7 rank awl file, and Stt3 horses, ; 1 lieu tenant-colonel, 4 captains, 5 lieutenants, 2 cornets. 17 ser jsants, 15 di -limier', 753 rank and file, 762 hora-s, missing. Total Hanoverian loss—i lient,colonel, 2 eapt,tins, 2 lieute nants, 3 cornets or ensigns, 7 serjeants, 27'i rank and file, 33 horses, killed ; 2 lient.-colonels, 10 nutj,srs-, 15 CA 26 lieutenants, 33 cornets or eisiigns 2 stall, 31 serjeants. 11 drummers, 1,014 rank, and file, 28 horses. wounded; 1 major, - 1 liente!tant, 1 e ;rum ow ensign, 5 staff, 12 se ejeants, 17 drummers, 779 rod: aufl 11 horses, mis-hig.. Total l'aitish and Ilanoverians. Killed-2 general staff, i colonel, 4 ,iettt.-colooels. 6 majcirs, 4R captain.. 2.; lieatenants, 22 eorisms orynsigns, 5 staff, 2 " t/.sisp qua, r-masters, -107 serjeants, crutnmet 5, 1809 rank and !lie, 1495 horses, Wounded-10 g,-neral-staff, 4 coboiet, 2:i lieutenant-colo nels, 3s majors, 122 captains, 2214 lieutena ;its,' 60 comets' nr ensiL:its, 19 staff, 3-troop tioarter-u;asters, 361 s.,ri t gots, '7 drummers or trumpeters ; 6161 rank and tile, 391 hams s. Allying;-11ieoton:tot,vol , md, i major ; 4 captains,'„ lieute nants, :t cornets or errs:gins, serjeants, drum- Joers ur trimpeters, I rank and file, 77:3 WATEIN, Lieut.-Col. and :Is. Ad. Gent. ?item.—'rbe mints of Nikes s a.4d wounded; were in the !sit.,:plentent to the leindon,Qaze; t( ) puh' s h.tird the &I July; 1815. . Tltie men retUrned misting had gone -to the rear, with wouniled officers and suldieis, tend the greatest number have . since joined. The officers are supposed - killed. Enna;,', in the Supplement ro the London Gazette, published ou Monday, July 3, -1315. Omitted in the retinal ;of t)tficers - killed, Captain Newton Chambers, Ist Foot Guards, .I.D.C. to Lieutenant-Gene ral Sir Thomas Victon. Omitted in :he return 'of Officers wounded, Lieutenant Col. Lord 'Fitzroy Somerset, Military Secretary - to the Duke of • Wellington, seVertdy, rig lit arm amputated. VIA rant-- , t ileittehant, 1 rant anti Me, / rank and wounded. Pith Foot, 2d Batt.-1 rani; and file killed. 151st Foot--•-2 rank and file killed; 9 rank and file wounded. 54th Foot.— a rank and file killed; 2 rank and file wounded. kith Fotli, 2d .Bart.-62 rank and file wunint:ld. 91st Foot, Ist Batt. , —l rauk and file killed; 2 lieutenants, 6 rank an •d file, wound e d. . Total—l lieutenant, t rank and file, killed ; 2 lieutenants, 1 ensign, 1 serjeant-, retol: and file, *winded. Names of Officers Killed and Wounded. Killed-2:'a Foot—Se:aunt Lieutenant William Lechody. JPoilnded-=-14th Foot, 3d Battalion—Ensign Arthur Ormsby, 91st Foot, tstilatt.—Liente: , ant Andrew Cathcart, severely; Lientenlnt.la limes Black, slightly. JOHN WATERS, Lieutenant-Col-mel amt A. A. G. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missin; of the Allied Army under the command of -Field-Niarsital his Graoe Ihe hike of Wellington, K. G. and G.C.11. in the assault and taking of Pennine, on the 26tit Junk.. 1815. Royal Engineers-1 captain wounded. f 4 appers and Miners-1 lieutenant, c.l rank and file, wounded. Ist Guar k, 2d Ratt.-1 rank and file Wounded. Ist Guar 14, 3tl ilatt.-1 rank and file killed; I seijcant, C rank and fife, wounded. Total—l rank iind file killed; I elptain, I lieutenants, 1 ser jeant, 9 rank and file, woauded. Names of the ()Akers Wounded. Royal Engineers—Copt. Alex. Thompson, slightly. Rova! Sappers and Miners—Sulk-Lieutenant Win. Strutton, slightly. • JOHN WATERS Lieut.-Col. and A.A.G, s o li. Many ArtiLle; are una;•oidabTy postponed. 4, 4 * The Nntice re,peeting the Election at Winchester, &e. , was stilt to us :r friend as Article of fotelli %twice, by a mi.:take vcry counn.ro in the inakinir up of as was inserted as an Advertisement 'pa Saturday MAILS. Anl7vro-1 TI flfix. 1 Jamaica. 1 Cortmna, 2Dublin, 4Wa tci 1 lictibitrgh, 1 Guttenburgly . , I liAiaa, I PRICE: or STOCKS • • TIIIS DAY AT rwr.r.,vr , o'cytch:. Paul: Stock, I India Bonds, fir . Y 3s. 49. '. Refl. 5S 57• Exelleq. liffis, I dis. pr. :3 per 'ent. .;ons. 59 574+1 - Omnium, 1C Sill' pr. 4 pot. (.41a. Coni. 73, 1 r: om. Payment, , 5 per Cent. NavyAnii. 5.51 S 5 • Cozis. fur Atcutint, sSii hank 1110 IT WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW, Alueliing, 26 minutes after -5. E mug, 42 ininiite4 after 5. Fri p QFTN. 11 • SoLEAt QUIS I)ICEIiE FALSUM AUDEAT? LONDON. 010-VD-IY, JULY 10, 1815. SUN OFFICE, Two o'CLocx A Gorernment Messenger arrived this dity in town, about twelve o'clock. The contents of his Dispatches had not transpired when this Paper was pnt to Press ; but the report was, that he had brought a confirmation of the 'entrance of the Duke of WEELINGTON into Paris on Friday last, and that Louts XVIJI. entered on the following day, amidst the most fervent acclamations of the inhabitants. His Majesty, we are assured, dur ing the whore of progress to his Capital, was received With the same Manifestations of ardent loyalty. • The Congress hag not been dissolved by Buo- NAPARTieS landing in prance, i ►,t transferred from Vienna to Paris, whittle'. the Emperor ALEXA'N DER . acid the other Sovereigns are cilrecting .their course. 1 pie Funds have experienced an extraordinary depression this day. (Minium has fallen to 811; Consul's to 58+. A-rumour in the City, ieipeet- ink; Austria,, is assigneti as one of the causes for this fall. The reports of Committal to the Tower, which were so prevalent on Saturday, was unfounded.— Some Ministerial visits to that place, some recent events, a pre-disposition in men's minds - to be lieve incredible events have given rise to many strange rumours, and to their obtaining that credit which would have even refused them at ot h er ti m es. We were onSaturday assured by a person, that he absolutely saw the two persons.com- Mitted to the Tower, and had no time to ascertain the fact by personal enquiry. From a mass of about a hundred Paris Papers, to the dateof Saturday-last, we have extracted, in as regular a - manner as our time would permit, those notices Which trill excite the greatest inte rest in the British public. We cannot give even a summary of these im portant Papers, but the following will, we trust, be accepted as a leading abstract : BUONAPARTE was at 'fours on the 30th, and at Niort on the 2d, on his •way•to embark at Rochelle or Rochefort for America It does not appear clear whether he wanted passports, whether he .might or might not b e arrested, or whether he had or.had not actually sailed. All is uncertainty with respect to this person, whose escape would be an universal cala mity. Two frigates were waiting for him and his corupanions, SAVARY, BERTRANb, and BECKER: an English ship was in the outer roads. THE KING Of FaAtvcc,with whom negociations had been incessantly going on, had postponed his entrance into Paris to Saturday last, when he was to appear in his . capital, accompanied by the Civil Authorities, &c. lloNstEtia bad been enthlisias tically received at St. Denis, awl cruwds from 1 ' ps iliii . oc: t c .e ,ol itli tl(: )':et::::., l- u been ° i ablejs ttel:g7i:Ce-j e-glf r;ttt.-lle. teelre;risi:ili spt o .i f dtst t is l i t l e )g two Chambers she t 1.3 tillit Paris 1„1,1 , - q - : A z , - •0 r 01 01 °f tll I les , emanating fillip a Rebel Clorerole'il'od thought: to fetter the Lawful Goverfll ilent I . ,irli ' oof t. 1,15 e but i nag l i : l s e e rl l t . i t i e g e i i t r :lC c i in c i s P i t i a a i trit.it°teniio.so nt,ille:l9's'.':.:3ol: the only only , novel -impositions it enfor.ces, ill ij i ' o ptti the ; o0 i v ). the national colours,: total oblivion ell° 1 1\ t ' e ': :: (1 . t h' y i( li C i(; of t; : t ' : r e n'' P lc: : r i ei e l'jn s l' s tic sg . ' l,a'. ` Cl f tlll l .l l e . u i I s nixiii ' p 61b1;10)tr; : leti;C:::::11;1:°5:11 1 C9:: t ril'e t re:11: i eirli:'1.117:e :CI Clr.' , evide t An l : Authorities tilio:oafit.tiltiaieesis)trrttteisntile(bl L et t : e l :l: o lit t i 4ll atinie, tl i " C ii c l :) g uin l j ts from every part of 1431° ,0. a vast nrt• o •' s gg,e _ 7 C ! . l o C or C l u i . t i s :l ll ll . l i e i n v lsl, l , ( l :l c : d epe nds l at dreadful:e fut t:r e % i v ' 3;leefi'stlitielleneosl:l;:liii cry , t , _ , if these Bloodhounds are aiaia to b e r' t li t e ,d l li the exertions of Etirope have heel luok for 00,,, ~,;(11(3.----40rolidS• tice 'elopeon :ill em e a t t s( i ) ( o l ilr. t el l n i edietnirisefl,racwiiillitm:(ls, aary(t l i t: t. : ls l ) u e i i s r t lp ra ite i l l i fi iii , co t: . : 0 1 o'it ti wi T th he i.m E: p l l e l t i o ty r ' al Colleges are, it . is si(l' Ib be re-assembled. „,. (From the jonrival de l'Ertipire of / tail 0 .1 03 e1 11/1 rA,Ris, JU LY 6,—ft wal yester44 1'0,400 reported i that Paris would -to-tial g all) K O ° li ' i t i : ol i r l p • L , , : li t li t la e fti r iy , o t tni o a - .c n t Ile returntlf its beloved King. Thj s urrl i - . sire has been ascertained that his Molest'', 1 / 1 3 . c od to-morrow. o e rdr immediately% v B . ou at zits - tom-Me, will not, probably, tu gke : - n )15 1 " e 1 1, so' 0 St. Denis, ‘vil ere Motisieur has stc pPe t h t ., °b3 ; e -, 11 Vice thy the moment for sliouting," P 41 :" e jiltr :t the unanimous wish of the people Qf Faris.;.fslol'e does not yi e ld to ;ny city of FranCe ill '- i bees towards its Kings. If its voice has p O r / e w e louse, so loudly as that o f IVRTSeil es ' °f t Alt d of 13ourdeaux, of alt the c ities gr esa ti ,, t t small, i n the North and in the We st ' .--if i" rf , y , re on accountof its : immense extent, an d ( t- been the organ particular ciretnnstances in which it " 5 hi ePt tors is e.rifit placed, it can no longer express itself , el cc . 10 ,01 froth all ..dei t 3s ) t.c f eu,s. i ( t sia s ioyi n , ia n g of i .tr s jo t e r tic a i t wa e a s• i : l a gni n :nn : , : fte :_i t i i : :::; 4 o :::: ::: r:litmit,ll:toenAsreroulvt:.°.l,:ci; rather brotti/th.; kw—stnetimes rather intrie4s`i nalists, , . i. I°'' Thus„ r to which they paid no rega l- " tali 0 ° i o s p ( i i t e i e in il l e o d n . thEevgerneatitliesvneinotrn‘ii•lhigich is o ti r e : s ll : ' : l s e ".::: thotised to tear from the t' wails Pnefispull t 's b c ::::' t :ls ii : anglist name •; theutic Proclamation, sanctioned by pubiiShe other and •yet there Wai Moniteur; there was officially &red up, °r ue - tv , dot. kind of paper, in which it is affirmed, ' i ,oto tri-coloured flag arid the national coeittlai,v4 „ s. , every where hoisted:amid the enemies or l-ie pi .! 8 444( • Now this is i 1 false—entirely false, at least loco concerns St. Denis and Versailles---thennliP •cti 4 10 actual' ' . y in occupation by the Allied,trnortoepito we have seen with our own eyes • At St " ~,,-ie at Versailles, the white flag floats from - e v ,il e "iot" . duw—the white cockade is worn in eve " the et f YP• Vim! k Roi is in e very_ mout h ' ~,,i orl ti The French Standard is not. yet ho'; s ` co ( n ose monuments of Paris that are ni 3 t , P s piO the public; but the tri-eoloured cockade,' In cis adJ i of the • i, .• - • • nitation-equivalent to ortler•-•••05 no ; been been published these three months, bob" eel) worn by-any inhabitant of Paris, ex ce P h f g 4 on military service, . who were o bliged t° n ' '' / Ol t ' as a part of their uniform. Paris is the f of absolutely the same, time it was' in its PY 9 ° hfr P re 3d May, ISl4—in.its griefs of the. ?e nter of 1815. Let the King condescend to rutro'sl malls,—the same acclamations, --the 55-c , fror ports of love which have acc ompani ed i' t 11 0 ' 1 , . sOill ,° ~ the gates of r h ...am_ray to our barrier - sect t.• him to the Louvre .:—i is. in vo i n to t4 . ' doubt it. The illoniteur of this da ....—_ , 044 y contains article . 11g 0 ti , which has been posted this ruOf°l icc, le_walls of the Capital, by order of 'the ?re lure of Police : St ns ° ° " The l' feud' Pieni • * . c s sen- t potential' Allied Sovereigns have returned. " Th . getigerlflllf c collie • have b • 1111(1(a:on, tences commenced at ,iaoer shall i een 4ditiurned till the Englisb to he NYC received his powers; the ar c re igns and resumedth at Paris' whither the Allied Sove all the , th~•ir Ministers are forthwith to repsir'ir' peo announce the most liberal i1'51510e6 . the toll fi d al .: . The Allied Sovereigns, faithful fo:ilicsitions any form firm intenti.in not to impose lir' rie etli orm Of Government, butlo have it tejltia,•ies bove freein that respect. 'I heir this 'Plenipotentiarien,bv,, given„ ,2.he most positive assurances 011 i..;vi In The trend, pknipoterites have " ct i, r 1'.. 4 ' 1 a DePrt meats which they have f -; l'h, I N , Th U leg tin pri tl~ r ~n zrii L e bil !1)( '~pl 1,. i . cl„