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LONDON,
TURSII,IY, ;LURCH 21, 1815.

IMI'ORTANI' PAPERS. - ADVANCE OF

I3UONAPARTE TO AUTUN.-.ICT,ION

NEAR CHALONS.-CRITICAL SITUA-

TION OF THE REBEL FORCE!

Paris Journals of Saturday,- the 18th, have
reached us this morning, and are, as every arrival
from that Capital at present is, of very consider.:
able importance.
In tl:c first place, they confirm the fact of an en-
gagement near Chalons-sur-Saone, annoynced, in
the Second Edition of TUE SUN of yesterday, mid
the Gazette de France specifics the Rebel loss

at precisely the same number of men, namely,
Eigta Hundred ; but states, bra General wll-
- instead of one or three, as mentioned in
our 'different accounts. There seems, hOwever,
to he little cause fur doubting that an aation had
taken place near Chalons, to the disadvantage of
the common enemy. What portion of the Trai-
tor's force hat been thus brought to the test, we
are not able to determine, amid the clashiOg
details from the spot ; but we rather im4gine
it must have been the rear-guard, as 1300 NA-,
PARTE himself, with six thousand men,' is
crated to have arrived at AUTUN on the morning
of the 16th, and, Antall is about Twentylive
Miles from Chalons, on the road to Paris, and
11;2 miles from that capital. Auxerre, where the
Private Correspondent of time nines has placed
Dina, is treater Pavis by about 70 miles---a pretty
stretch for sci accar.,te a writer !—whose letters.

arc to-superscdc the 'authenticity of all Secoiiil

EditiQ;y of Eyepipg Papers ; a;d who, no
announces the trial of Sou LT On the
5anw.,1,15 mr, official letter of thank front

the King him :Ippe:ics the illuniteur, 111,1 Ole

arrest of CHAPPE. t 1 Director of the TelegrE'P'
at the very hour be too is publishing oMei3l

tices !
•
Among our Extracts the most i•trportant till be r
found it k ind of summary of events from this Mogi°
of Saturday. From this it appears that itting,A74l
advances, feeling his way by etnissari"'
the chief of whom, General bgs bcen
ar
4ested at Auxerre, endeavouring to stimulate tiler;
pulace, and brought prisoner to Paris. In the 1"4.,
time there is every reason to believe, that the on k
through w Nhich
—APOLEON has advauced is closirig•
upon him : that Grenoble with its warlike
has been and that even Lyons b rfe;
lapsed to theltoyal Cause, either from the ber"i
of its population, or the entrance of the pursoill
corps of INlA.s.si.lvit and MARCHAND.--,41 the
Tyrant has not some stronger hope in Paris cues
has yet been discovered, this day's intelligence 111%
onlypaints hivNuccess, but even his personal escape
as hopeless. We are compelled to refer for a 111nitl;
ttule of interesting particulars to our tronslat'cn'is
from the French Papers.—The whole looks like
race fx.n. Paris, and neck or notAing Ivith Isiik?0"(P!

le Corn BM was read a third time tr.the.
Lords last night and. pissed. Our report °l.p-•
COMMODS Debate very important. fir'rd • cvi
TLEm octu very happily christened the Inqulsle
General WHyrBREAD, by the appropri 't
nte n"'c
iinacluzrsisCloots, the Orator of the bunion 00ci
but his Lordship forgets that this Orator allo
excepts his own Country frurn.the beuefii c*
exertions.