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ti Ts ;t: 1 t: ~°t~ 1 ti le 201' ‘N -ith rso c ' i .61c, tr `,rig r 0 viC r 3" tiy t I ' opt E l 5 3 I,C5' : 10. do -4 "tic) s~ ~~~~ J :;J' " ; X l ' 6 ILI • 1;31)1' , 7t ►t r ciP" 1•."' . , 1 05 I.l'llol II to: 10 15' rt 6"). tli 6 .10 t .1a ill foy ,t, () ~," j olt' 1116 . . .., , -. .. „ ..4. ,,t'Y 0 , -his l'ef'r, or iO 'the ctiVcction•'i)f St. b, , z ‘,l rirtirt,;:cz. ~., : I'l ' o4 4l . st/i l l 11;‘•. l'l - cei - ,''...el tliii-...tios. Ft l "' . " '' .'''' l .' ce il;'-'..attzetiblipe, iil ene.serpter:cc or 'he J`l"'!.2.e:* ! ''t of 'the IlUke Of VVelliti ! .•,t - Olt - aind i'aati7nat , e httr• to advttnee rapidrv. 1).! t a Pi'e:ll's the Authorities at . `Fancy r€;questi • c htee 't nett:. to maintain order in the _town. oi.(:letteral Cze, :nt - ,),, (f 4.,01 t,, t. with a , ( . I , et; l rc „ ! . it_tie , 7 , t , •... 1 10 enemy ; on the left of the ',ll.oset I( , . ) t lx , t 4 - 4tZ and L()Ilf!VII)II, consisting 0 ,! : bet" e . " ) . 1. " n c : 1 ),: i th ree' thonsand men, one squadron of citiratt•• ,:,... ts ' 11 0 'soine ai , titt erv, which he attacked and t n't: back into Aletz ' • ; Quel ' al C ' i lvredo'S... (the 1 Ist} corns eves sharply a(', , , t1 .,,,, a gt , (1 ott *the c , Bt h tilt bet ween liiinetn"ri'-' ' t . i ' l ' , ntit w;,i / . .7.,. / ~" . ,„,•,,,t i u which • if ~ 11 /_,.„/ 1,.,0tir,/c s •re•ir ~.•••••-• •• ei......,..., illitl'it,tle took a great in:tuber of pristitters, l I , _ l % , . t. ' . ';‘._ th re Icn el) heCore him in all tin:it ter• : hit , Joss ( 5 lllitintleed et -,•' - t T - I woondeth it_ ~. .. /.....) ....,1 R t and . e _ . _ .....( 1 to eii 'I C ikl ChtLlke 1 crdmand pushed tot • wmt- . _ aT ll44 '"llt, N . ) opt:rate n , `the fhink and real of IC k °111) °, if he shonhl rernain near “el"'"• tats'''' rePorted that IZapp's elvalry from Stras win • • • •s• Ar" endea /Olirii I No regirtle•)t. off . fil •01.1 . - t t . i 3 g to Make their wlv ta I 4)/ ('olithe.. . . tt ntle e COlina ndallt of Tf.al has ref.s . ed to so:-- I ' l '4' r 111 1 Pi'me ; that of iNiaresall made t sortie 1 1-(1' " 11 tkVn l ' ilin thed ottm, bin was driven I)ack with .. 11) 47 ) . e (-)nirritinierion is Z-ompletely established 11 L 'It ' ll t he Prince loyal. of Wurternhets and '.,i‘elidulte Perdinand. ' l l), '' , (leset tiott int! of :••••rash.-v , rg" is very great.. It a ,,, i — ' u nties will continue their movements ti r tlit• 'Ni. s l '.4 ) idly RS possibl e lietween the Seine and ar t ,,. '`, ) e 13„,.• , . from Nancy till 1i„ .. lLto 't rn) y h i ll be directed • , Fcit-;•,s''enV' Vse try, Les Franeves, and Fere ..,littilip . the ti I t n: 111 , 15 ' 4 11 army Follows in tWO roult;""C ; t !'" 1 c 1 1) ' "1 Qtatean , lines; by. ?'tint a Aloii,s"°' St ' Ili, h ead _ Ch.alons, and F.pern ii. The heft ""a bizie-e.d.(!;llllitters of i h e Sov • reigns. l'Y Lignv, Sr. I, t ,' t-'ti.y and, Moinntirail.... 4 4 4 1 • it: Ati , operate str i'm or left wit), of the army hrt :ht‘wo columns. "Ile lit c"rl)' (I''inn6t'-'7-. tr,,, „, Rossiint left, and follou , s La Cour ''' \ '''l'ite v : e r " l l .t . to.wardi Lan't,,,res and Chainnont, or , tit, 21. ( l '''etiort he may take , • i Ilti a . e c'rps, as -vont- L.rdsliii) already knowQ, 1,/ iles'its . . • Val. 6 Rhin, and 0, : „ Ips , opetattons m the e (11l Th e ~, t.1 . . ,, t),),,,, 410tzi,,`",",.urp,,,, heit:• relieved there, marrnes , by , 11;,.„."' •Illreemit,Joinville, Vitry, and on keit. ,i,",,oetlui,e. ty r,„,.. tQz ~,, ~:‘e from Colmar directs i• self on Sr' lc/kill:, '','ll-rttiiirt • ' m unit-s-Witli tire 3d corp, s 11, ""'lrt'uf tt )1' 4 : . ' i t• I • Iti s'. •.ri -le .onietia tes. o f sen.etts.ai t al .`.et- Alix .i..clities 1 1 1 I ' l ' 4 Mai '' - ..• 1 , otili a ,„ ` '"ii,•••y coni , mindsthe'idockad of 'l as, ,: - ‘ 1 font 1),,,r ( „., . r e „ / „. ii i Count 11,x -k.,01' Ae lt. 111%,/, • ' ' ' ' "),-,' Ja' 11 ; and Count Stulibmayur, if, ''t• , t.ii r 1 411 . .. . "•• tfirie by ,j.tkaiti ',Y. I"t'Aide on your Lord 01 3"" -' 5.(‘•,, 1 1 , , .''" ()! ' ••I ,n; 1). , t to tioni•ont the marches ‘)P' 't In•P '''''''' ciiiitilittally to revert to the I.l.':i'l t '' ) : , l' t .i• j :. co l Fs. .. I; (''' t i t r '''''' WO' illiser,e, that by the Stspa t‘iti,, ' C"klr 1) ( . • and llanp, and the p.'" l le t t l l ' t ‘ ":i , ,.,.'::' ft "' t.trin•t• ti, at t have made; as also i\l ' , ' '''iti, ; , ''' Y '''' ‘IICI;VtS 1 l•,/• of retreat, r".`-`.e -4'..""ek,t(1,. ,:" t ienhe r of strop::: Wares tve 1 )11e to) f; l 4 (141 're . 1:: ' l 'l' i d he liable to have small corps t •,. 't . 411„,. t e1 "' " 1: - the enemy startiti): on in 'tit i),,, se s lit , ~,• (1 ' thtv - may e-/ , ..9) gain partial sue tit" s lit 1 . ) ' . ectr ; hut the best pyre:nit ions have . ~, hi, Y the Priace. Fiehl-Alarshal, cowlst eliti,l "4 11} c"1(' ~t• opermi, ms , and nothing 1 1 .‘ e ar , e „-„, -tit! N . . "'et the great movement. ri ft 1)1,, , . fi t ,- t` ° I , the ' '''' ll l'e as.emhled at }'err I»impe -I't r• 14 ' —4 i e the. rto be. &e. , . I t'e"P ‘t . C .( t.7.4."(1 i ' . sTEwART,, Lieut.- Get . e 4 g4t et-.e. Bct &.. P • s• breisileh, Attf4:o,llll,oll.ge-ucc —l)7l7.ittst arrived, th3t- the 1 4 . ~e bet(lioalut, id iltrestim! N„eLlkil,beim tv.,4snatli ilctirm. 'Pit villav,e 9f "'"C„'t they 'ttrt:ll.4liglY oecu • .1 1 , the etwit'Y' „i v ,i)u,‘ )., tertiber, ei 'ottt br the Austril , , regio ' ,'''' Ille Archduke s advattre '‘ ) ‘ : -i ri s t ):0..t. 1):::::,r'y; 111tith're6"tlx Alittes, th e Ist .7,4, ("1 willic.cp. (:.0 .e'tlnvllt.oltichlettstadt kvis to take ""-n - on tli 9)llttil (:011.0tetlo had allot her sit'trp2c"f",.',.n 111 tC)lqlett„ . -ill nit heighhourh cut of l';.,„(1, the trii„. uu wils great, unt, -.l"t,het of , ri,4siti tile nut tire g ot the , g) . ( o ''. ),,, •_ u. 1,),., S. but. the Atistrtait it ....‘ is , . July (I ' 18 15. 11i15,,, r raiperi:ll ticad-Qa.auter,„ Nanc..y ~..stri., ~- 1 1 1 si.n,---The IlliellArimes 'ir ,•';`4 c„1 a v vr,4lenntinitt their inlvaneelowar(is. actifins 'kih ( - I( 'e. ; there have been dually s h arp .111,, n ., i h e vqk 'ol.."lL‘l.e.rals .Lacourbe an,ll li1)1), "7 ' Fr i „ on t , ti ltl e t ,1,1.31,q11-Sttehet and Genera'. _l‘,l t liN(1,1"411 vilfleavour shortly to• detail. 'i' li'ltre_ Pifiiiv-`lll,► `qll perceive, by the vii-'"r ac" ar htit,,,' ‘v`til tvbieb the -detached corl's O ' 1 these 'lave /ti,,aa't the Austrian army of ita Y.' mily ;;14tIviikis'iti; itoitrethtel:tet t(7'2eintlthl'ititte ;P) tyP(g)rri.t.'a'tni:-Ya.:ll/Is',liirlev (:)11 ttlt ,u.J'ine, which will live ill tit" a " •t,() t,l'citt luilitary nations for ever. 1 ad vance, 111 ve`',4l'ence whit the nto,Press•of t he ait threw }lri:i.':ll \ ‘'l retie, instead oil)lT'lcka.litig 'rt"' - d o n tl t' '21 4 ? °v tr the A loell e at Cita titan , at,' i' "ail l'' ' 1 . triv - Th t r, ,ts ilQinl-gliarters at -elk ..., • 1 ,\larseall rtr„titlivututuanders b ot h of -rout all" c _, *hose Plaett, J'll heint4 sulimioned, to surrert(l L.l'3lircs t t t) 1 . :ri''' Pit.ld-Nttrshal has taken mc• ( t ._,.'' , 7 ~l''tt t,l,liestnth; 1)(1; (frOnt these, ~t i. ..l l i , ) l e e t e s i, i na e , ; li t i s - till:LI. 'rkt:,.. u . • ot road to ou r a .• different klillrt Nes whichare in movement_ in lilt tk,.. "1 in - . • •1-ed hagg"ge' -• et,,, ~ "41 rear, and knife at tat.A s el's -11 ' 1 tit . Vt itil ltieteBS, the march has hue!) --1.7..,,,, 1).., etuttu ' i 414. litmeations mot e difficult ; lio‘r, r:t`: 1 itl I,t !tiny til • , •• , have been re, th f• easules u.litet) a( "I rear Llllll, j IPq' of contnittnicationl w il It , th e „,0,, ile, I;}.l)ettet seetireel, and sonie ' rent passes tit (1) ' ~,i ht fnrtt.ed, t ) • ,10„. the that. • ~_ Colon tiLS, 61 c• e Vag, ' '- forests anti close ''lr)tty. s ees, and the great ci, , , , \ vrQi i , '‘l liareiav de 'folly • followed A•j11,), till%gt. Nai,y, and is this (lay at 11)-10i71c0e- Qe1:(t•It"' tiny tile (•„„:.413 Lambert and Korff's eavaky mCcle'r -111041,1;.tlif, and patrole towa t (Is Verdun, _44,-,,,,t7o4.lclinir;i!nl l`,l,,tlttnt.;,y, Sc. • nd pushed , 1 tarn 414 te ancheir was on .the 29tti in, Itlienn7,.a. 1. a ..ery tltt 14 ti.) eLitlkniS ;at tiiis,vh.tct- ht.: 11 44 ll' d / • , triri'lit . ;:riir. it t.l tio C;i'7 trta.t h? vent on almt:t hone, • a, al , -I(l , atice, •I ' ,:cr: Co! N;:Lstet:.. th , :y • - :harged into the t,,wn. g,Tarkl Ht the gate as3em'olhyr,, and seein[..; thy har' and force d , irnoi , , , diately shot it, intl ga,' the alarm. 9 'ht.':l4 . ..aner who had, penetrated, made rood their retreat by 4-is hint! for ,ard it> tbeiaris ZAP, at the Other er.trernity. General Cz-rniehelf, scent..< advance comet '• ted, hrought uo cannoa, aid di3MOlarltOi Sl)lne Bavarian light hat - '"ia't dawn iite.gate, and forced an opening tato the plare. 'comink then in at a' cleared thw stree•s attocked the French in kintry ra t rent varters. v /iisp-rsetf . - aem; tail toil very 'able partizan ex,loit ''v =a, ea;iluo-e of six. hundred fintry, one nmteral,Rigaud. an i other olicers; six pieces • of artillery. and the roan of (:halon3. T.tte archduke 1 7 e:Hinand reports, that he has feud'! it ne eess irvto bare thewh .i.istrian division of Tviaxr.aeheily ‘ before Setilettstadt, the enemy harm.; a en, ri,,ta of ( ii) 00 his Imoerial head tpaar.ers were on the :Id at St. Tilt:4, roan wluch he reports, the`. Colloredo - carried the town and citadel of .+lontbei!lard hy:;ssaulton the dd seven ,nit's and a considerable guntitliy of stares -have been found in th.• plan.; the nninber of pr,soners ivas greltt, and they arc mere .sing every horn. The advanced guard of General Ledener attacked part o f Lacourhe's corps, consisting of about :4000 teen, on the 27th, 'and drove t Irmo lif2.fore , them to I),;nnemarie ; the Austrian loss is 'seven °dicers and sonic hundred men. - enemy as, serubled on the night of the .2Sth WOO. infantry and 300 caval: ry near Chavannes; they were driven with the lyt.yonet through that place, with little loss on our side. General Scheitther carried the strong fortified position near i‘lontheillard, which the enentiy„witit great intrepidity, retook. Marshal Count Calloreclo reinforced General Schantherdttr ing the 'night, and the position was again attacled, and at-tin.. earned, on thy ; , trlth. the Ist of July; Marshal C•onat Coll,tredo's corps ad ranced in three calamns tnwardr; Cherreatont, Besenenurt - , a•id noppr.: the two former p1 . 4%3 v..ere carried s .nit. • The enemy had placed ,01.1.1, gllll3 tAtiti ;nf,iniry the heights of Beaumont, which were stititt• .disiod:;€ll': it is estimated that Latontlic had with him about 400.1 wet! in these affairs, in addition to his corps. front the garrison of Bcfort. Tie sent a flag of truce at the close of the day of the Id, requesting ail armistice; the propositi,ou.in answer ou the side of the Allies was, immediately to surr'ender General llaron Frimont reports, front Sitene, that on the 4St l l General Crcneville attacked Carouge, crossing, the near Geneva. The enemy. proposed an armistive tortweat,- , f.tor Lours, which it seems was accepted, in' order to oiliain the great advantage, of the enemy evacuating the Valley of the Arta'. On the saute day Genera was occopied, and tine enemy driv'en front the - heights of Savunen With coniidcrahle loss. , General Count - Tlnlina had passed on the 231 h, Mount Cents, with the grcatcr part of his curies. On the 21th' the enemy was fontid in position at the tote-de-!tout of :lily, near Conti:ins, which he occupied with - 3000 men. Whilst the :Sar dinian General Dandesaine, with leis . troops, anti t:ie Pied montese, occupied ti n s enemy on their right, General l'Onit, with the brave Austi lan Regiment of Dimas, carried t he po sition, and tete du-pont, hy assault. After a most .ii 3tioate yeAistance, the loss in this reinient is 11; oflic.s. and 3Ult men; the total loss in this affair was 1000. 'nit• pi,dummle,. sutferod considerably, and beinta'ed with very great valour. • General Frank's con/Inet has been particularly prti , ed. The head-quartets of the Sovereign:, and Prince Field Mar , shalSchwartzenberg, move from lienze to-morrow to Vuid, I have the honour to he, &e. STEW A LIT, .Licut..-Gen. The-I'l:count' Castlereagh, K. G. Stc. . . . Y. S. f have jii4 itifortiatirm that Gen. CzeritiL! Clt.:f will :irrivt• this thy at ;Nit,-.4t»;, - %viten.: Pripc.e %.Vrt.ttle ex pt:cts tstablisik hiiA.irlE oil the WI) inst. S. Extract of a from lii - Excellenc.: General Earl Catli chtt; K.T. ti) Viscount 6astlerLiv,;ll, dated Ileatkuutrter3, - Nancy, July (i, 1815. 'The Ernper-,r of 1 . , ,nnnvyarlied hr the Emperor of A a-tria, will the Kiu: of Prna:la 4:0.119 joined 'their Imperial i'.lalvtirs at Spire,), and by Pi ince ,t;ho-artzettherg - , lilts con tio. led march to Nancy, at the -teal c-f lto.isimix, by the marches detailed in the margin*. The for tress of • , halsbnrg in•the ellt - 4111 . 3 t1:111;1 , , rin:i garri soned. it 0 - a , judged expedient to tort it !ti' morint; thr‘m,th the vall of Thumtal aol villmzes of Phi tz.. - ;.ver and gen to S' . ..ican. In other respects, the Rns -- ian infantr:, , have wade daily long: marches from Hantherz to this place, without t: Ica th e halt rv.ittiso rot Iho iteati-ifiar ters, but none for the troops, who were in coo:tartt Inove ment. A colimin of Russian troop: - marched at the cane time. by Kaiser:lantern and Sant-firm:', to give- detach/no:lts for blotkinz, the fru-tresses on that line, Nletz, &c. while t!:c remainder has mi,ved u ltori • Pont a Monsmn, the of- these coloninskeepitnt in a line with the head of this. The Prince Royal of ‘ . Viirtemhei 'has, in th , .• tneall time, after vllue gallant engagements, driven General Rapp into rastmrT,, and will march upon Imneville and this place by hum d'Etapes and Baccorat, as suou'as his - corps is relieved. by the An:tria:l.;. Lout Stewart will detail the movements of the- armies of the A,ck l+tte Ferdin old, and of General Frimont, anal of the Sardi nian, oirtnie4.. • Stune corps of 'armed peasautl and freebo , Aters have esta blished tlit•tu.selees in the woods :tail mountains which the army lately passed, and from whence they have commit teal depredations:and robbery upon persons following - the army. 'ru repel the-e, orders have been given to General '.v nt zingerode, who i,at the head of sonic dit - isi•in% of cavalry, to clear the country of these people, and to secure the commu nications it) the rear, until the re-cstahlishnient of a Lin- • vernment. Meld-Mat , hal Count Barclay de Toll? and General Count •PlatolF met the Emperor at Vic, and the former lvis 'marched with the advanced part of this curr. The head-gat-tilers, with the littssian divisions, will pass - the Moselle a little be low 'foul, where there is a ford, and the Meuse at Pagny, and kill advance to Void. I have the honour to inclose A report of the occupation of Chalons iipoo the Marne by Limit .-General Count !'x•.rnicltelf, With some Cia,acks and a few other light tro,ps, a•?tertt Ire tool; from the enemy six pieces of ordnance, and he has prn ceedet: to connect himself with NIA - sit:a Blucher or the Duke of Wellioeton. Prince %%Trek- has advanced on the great road from Stras h3rts to Varis,and waa at St. litz.ier when I last heard of Mu,. REPORT OF TITS OCCUPATioN OF CHALoNS BY GENERAL GZERNICFTEFI% GeneraT (72ernicitelf, after having nt , ide several - forced marc',.. , arrived on the rith Joty hefore Ci t alops-stir-Marne, and having learnt that t hey had a orrison there composed of the 12th regimen! of infantry Of the line, Steel six pieces of t'antion, under the orders of IL.gatid,A:eneral of vision, he (!eteratined matie an immediate attach by three different gates. The come def•-ided himodf with ;zrtat o!titinacy, hitt a 3 uhli,cd to vi, hi to the bravery of the troops coin, mantled by F:enerai f:zernicheff. The town ..vas taken by as sault as soon as the gates w, re fat ced. All the garriJui), with the Cenerit, were 'made prisoners. June 27, to Spires; .Inzac cR to Itheinzabern; June 29, to Weissenbur , ; June 30, to Ela,zenau ; July I, - to Sa►ern ; July 2. Sa.trboa:g; July a, to EMU July 4, to lick; July, 5, to Nancy. COAL .1.-liti:.F.T, JULY 14. Ships at Marliet. Ships sold. Price. ii, Newcastle 7 .... 4-ls 6tl. to 6:s. 3,1, 5 tiontlerland 3 Stolle .l . . 7os. Otl. to —s. 04. 1 Culla 1......... 4F3s. 04. to S. od. B I lUrHs. Sorolay last, at Uplier Norwell, Exeter, the Lady of Thomas Porter, ;nn. Esq. of a daughter. N on :Ifanday 1 ist, at his house in Urorupton, .the wife of IV. Ilorslev, M. P. of a. claugliree. On Thursday, at Itampstead, the Lady of Captain James . Tini.hril I, of a s on. SIARRIED. (fin Thursday se'nnight, B. B. Dickenson, Esq. of Tiverton, to Miss IValroild, daughter of W. H. Witiroud, Esq. of Brad field-I-louse, DIF: ) Ye , terclay, at his house _in Go‘ver-street, ac..c! ye;:rs, Ro bert lhr same !Horning. in his 77th 3'ear, Morlantl, Esq. liaJl.er, .1..0,1y, at Ul'.oraltar, Lewis Marctql C.ltman, Eqq. younger sou of the Rev. John Cot wan, of Bury St. Lluluo,cl4. N - 177 wznyr.717.1.7 - t . D :1 TH :VI DAN: capi . r,u,s O F 4(:),O00q. 31\ °CV. Stm nevie , .v, with of w i occh iimentiry zrt•at inths, of important 2orri4n ilt:,fligelice hart rt•cently interfered, will he ri , sumell'ne:.:t :;'1;1•:, and continit , din Nn'ilhers, isksvrted at least erery al:eraate SVe have a nninher of ext..llent WOrlis bc fort n , , to ivhich , we shall direct the attention of our ,] , ,,,4der4, by iini,:rtia) '!iininitnits aid fair Extracts. MAILS. Ar.nivr.n.--IFrifce, Dividin, ^ NX'atettorti. GutttYi)i)tt . i . ,4ll, 1,1-101 zu1:1, PitICF 01 DAY AT T i , " S rciCKS • VEINF . 7, o ' CiriClC• ' • Ranl: Stork, ln,iio 110;4 , , ‘2./. Bg. dig. 3 per Cent. Reel.s7li. rxelleq. lkills, 2s. ss. dig,. 31)er Cent. Cons. •57i i Onto:dun, ',3:4 9 Pr. - 4 per Cent, Colic; 4 , O. PaVment,94 • A per Cent. Nary Ann. Ssai I Cons. La Lcoun_, _ ... Bank L. !. Inn. 14 I ' f••A . • • t 554 1111 - “-1 Ar,VI'ER Nri3ONTiON 1311.11)(1E TO-NIOIIItOW, Momitig,6s nal tiates aft er 9. Evenini, 2EI it.inut es aftel• 16. 11;11 , 41 stTN. Ql' I S DICERE E",11,31 , N1 d•ktil)EAT ? ~? , y - x LONDON. S.I7'UR J t Lir 15, 1813. Mr. Svt.ve3T2it, the Messenger, arrived this (13y about tWels6 o'clock with' tlisplitches from Lord CASTLEREAGH, bin it is opt understood that their cif)tents were of particular impOrtanee. We insert to-day at full - length, a Supplement to the London Gete.ite, containing Dispatches to Government, front Lords CATHCART and STEwatiT, nod detailing the operations of the Allied Armies iti advancing from the Rhine towards the Fr each ‘viil be 'gathered from a perusal of tliee interesting documents, that haVing concert ed a grand scale of combined movements, the several armies under Prince WREPE, the Pritice of WtargmusaG, the. Archduke FERDINAND, Prince -ScnwAlk - rzENOERG,, and Generf l Fat--" kovt, t»archeil directly forward to consnm. Tate the great. mad decisive ()blur they Lad in view, overthrowing- the enemy wherever he made a stand, and disregarding the minor bands which might iafest their rear, or partially inure their commaairatinas, xvithr)at hieing any ultimate effect on the fate of the-campaign. This line of conduct has given rise to :several inferior but sbirp ..ictions4o some al:6'r:: in the vicinity of St rong fortresses—and generally to a sort of st it a ry in . whirAi Fr- MCC Wit' the R.ehli haVt! sotrered severely.—lt is unnecessary for 'is to full I\e the -relation of these conflicts, which' nrc very cicarly described by the Noble ilrriters of the dispatches. The only.leaditi r g rentailts that arise out of their cousiikration are, that the people were every where adverse to the Buona parte faction, and favourable to the restoration of their Sovereivi and that from the beginning, even had the inimortd Victory of Waterloo not put as end to the contest, there was no Rebel Force which could effectually-resist the accom plishment of the Allied and good Cause. h e principal articles in tl►e Paris Papers to the I.3th are transla.ted into our preceding columns. They embraCe some very extraordinary facts, which, though only slightly glanced at, throw a t;lin►n►ering light into the region of political dark ness which enables us to catch a few o( the forms, and ascertain the nature of some of the (lilheyos which arc about to issue from that. Terra Incognita. We cannot say that we admire the shapes ot which we have thus got 'a, glimpse they too much resemble the spectral monsters which Vlactt.. so sublimely descyibes as deforming the caverns Of Avernus. in faucibu;Orci Litchis et. ultrices yrtstitre enbilitr Cora:: P a ll e ntoti ; habitant Murhi, tristq;Settectus, Et :lletus, et,Ma!emieila Fames, et turpis Egestas, Terribiles vkit for,na : Lettuncutr, Laborque; Ttun consanguinetts Lcti Supar, et mall. metitis Gtitulia, tuortifertitnyte acTverso in iiinine Ferrt:ig ; Einnetidna: thalami, et hi,eonlia demons Viperetim erinem, vittii itinexa cruentis. Multaquf:. pretere..l variarum snonstra ferarum. Such must we consider the insidious attempts to.exeite discord between the. Prussian land Rus sian Mon'arebs, which are so Qbvious in the French press ; (an example not lost on our Chro niclers at home, who echo the same mischievous strabl,' by endeavouring to contrast pretended cruelties by our PrussiAn Allies with assumed generosity on the part of the British force) ; --such must we consider all the fulsome adnlation %yid) which it is ,endeavoured to make the ct►ighty Sovereign of the North forget -thiat true trti►tina ttinticy is inseparable I'm.," justice, anal tlmt the eulogies oldie wicked crt►t only he obtai;ie►l by ac tions which arc displeasing,to t g► , uti such must we consi►ler the "temporizing system adopted by Louis XVIII. iosteati of the firm at,td ult.t.oy policy which wonl,l bare 3h ti ^ ori the knzermts• contami- . • nittlon toc Ut renctiloil titl , / tre , •,;oll, 311(1 the: 1,t.4 volpit ion Chte.lll4 BrOther'S .lLrr,l,rcr for (me of the - highest ofri;rs'of the StAte. Stich p7cNiettt not uuly ctr troatin , ,z wit ;1 the .13:w.ditti callvd the iirt;xriai Artiv; hut 'of t.xtolliug their ~:;lctitr till tl , er . them eiv,3 forget titot it , vas exerted in tlve most rocious of causes---iii flue,. such In If St we einisider iltt.tot 'every rnVd m d , wm:irse, act, furl ineurc, kid) 1;:i3 elpair3t from, the restored . • . , 7lhr9ne,itot ekceptitig the fir eciotis intiwitiery 'of moving the' portrait of th ' e infamous N'Ey from the Salle dc's llitrectzaiir if the in ijority of that fraterai..v were at all scis, , Jacect by the coat- i y was ‘sorss than SOULT, or OT MASSE: , tA', of MonTIER ! " The cor.tribntion of wia demantled'of Pai by the Allieq, has been increased to the exorbitant Sum of a Hundred JIM /ions (of Francs). It Is to be h•yed (we hope nGt) that this .- • • Siim will lie moderated by the iwei - vention. of the Xing, -and c . 4 the several S:;vereiglis, whO renounce the liattcipation of it.—(JrnanOttie Pa s). -.'..1' -. Z7. , . - - The Reports regretting Th ToN_NPAr.:ra• are re peated hi the French Papers. It is said lie at lempted to escape frotti ltocbrort oil; the ith peiiiaps a fake 56:nt: 13 —Ca;ne in, the L'Aigle frigate frail Lisbon anti the Pelorus and Sat- n) antler f;Oth a cruise, DFAL, Jt3LY rt—Arrived the 'Moselle sloop of girt from JaHlaiea, with hille or ten sail of West Ilidiatn&a, and have' sailed for the. er. HARWICH, JULY 14.—Arrived the Earl of Leicester packet, Captain 'l-.lAmmoNo.„ with mail anti passengers from Ilelvoctsleis. No news of importance.—Sailed the Coaster, Saraocl, Jane, Albion, and Watson transports for Ostend, under convoy of hit M 4 sty's brig Hearty, with, taclauents of the Ist Dragoon Guards t Ist, 2d, and 6th Drasoork, 30t1tj,' 54th, and 69tA infant' Yesterday Counts MUNSTER and litit.tAti ban audiences of the PRINCE ItEor.NT at Car/toll house. Sir H. Vivi \N paitl ltis respects to his Royal Highness, on his ret.urn trawl the battle of Waterloo. The Doke of YORK paid a atOrnin2 . ter d;ty to the Alailols ANGLr.s.r.A, at UN?.rid;ze. House : his Royal 1-ligh:Wsi remained with hia Lordz,hip upwards of The Prinec , :s CrrAnrAyrTii of WALES tOok, arx Birill2: to 11,aterf,co ; and ye,terdAy among those who paid their respects to lien ii07:11 Hio;hIICSS were General Sir H. ANT anti his return to. 1:11-1,111:1, the Countess of IVARwlcx, the Ladies ::t:'.'.': i2.LR, The i‘larciiiiS and MarAioness ONANGL;:sPA, Sepolophnied by the L:nlies PAG_ET and a party of friends, left Uxbridge House at ton-r- o'clock yes tet dor arternooll, on a visit to the Dowager Coun tess of LixattlDGe, at her seat, ...'lnber t.. ton, neap Kingston. We are happy te state 'his Lordship was s in high spirits. Jo,sEput Btros•Ar , ARTP.-, on his way tp his brother NAPOLEON, was discovered at tiaintes,' thougli travelling Under. a teigned . name. it is not. said that he was detained. According - to recent accounts from Paris, .TE:. ROME BuoNAPArtTr's chateau, Avkich stands iii the Englishliues on the road fo St, Den•is. has beet), completely- sacked, and suffered as, it did last year. The new furniture that had been put into it, mir rors, chandeliers, Ottoman sofas, &c. are in pieces. The house had been loopholed, and the witulo blocked up, for a defence. The Parisians hope to gain the ear of ALES.- , Alit CO by theirfhateries,. differing in this froat the :17my, who sought the ears of the Prussians wit/a their knives. _ A m ejoc,AN... nm v. The following are the 1 - iiines of the Genera) I.)ilieerS . reCained in the Ame— rican- service on the Peace Establishment :—Ma jor'Oenerals, Jacob Brown, division of t hoNorth ; Anthrew Jatslcson, ditto of the Swig, : Geaerals,Alexantlcr•Maconih, Elward P. G.-tincs, - 'infield Scott, Elcazer. W. Ripley. • In consetinence of the diTatchcs from•Qttebcc; dated the last week in May, Government is-ia daily expectation of the arrival of the following 11egiments . from CanadA 3d, sth, 6111, Bth, 9th, 13th, .16th, 39th," 41st; iNth,- 57th, sStli, 81st, SSth, 89th, 90th, and 97111: The Court-Martial for the trial of the Hon. Lieutenant Colonel MttLr.ENs, of the 4,;th regi ment, for charges connected -with the'failtre tl►e attack on New Orleans, was to- assemble in Dublin on Monday last. i\LEYrucn. was to be President. On Ftidoy last, it was decreed in Convocation, at the University of Oxford, to grant the sum of 300 kiiireas from the taiversity chest, in aid oE a fund for the special r.;flief and benefit of the la.• mulles of the brave men killed, and of the wounded sufferers of the British army under the thike of WELLINGTON, in the si;znal victory of Waterloo, and in the several battles which have been, or may he fought, in the present Ca;»paigl). ALARMING PIRZ.---.Yestcrd:ty wonting, at II o'clock, a fire broke out in one of the !timber rooms of the White Horse inn, Cripplegate. 'property destroyed was not considerable, - and the room (MINI it) which the fire commenced, the all-. joining. wall, and some timbkr, were d e no,iished. No serious accident occurred, Hlid the fire wa4 entirely itibilited by one o'clock. • . i • The Woman who deEberates is. lost , --amt so .s the man who hcsitares it e i I9 i 111"'r"mities of inhking a for; tine fo not often enr—.4o,ooo/.-00d in failure of that, Th wis ,„d s g litt,ring Guineo I—l` cllitt vf:thtg, .siaster lirovk --, ,_