The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-31 00:00:00

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The ...-4-,c,•c-)vd \rolt;•itte.. of the POrlfitici of ntto;c•
parte, taken ;,at ,Charleroi , the. ISt It June, has
appeared at Brussels, and is still mere interesting
than the first. . • . .

ilong Atte papers th?.,t it contAins one, en
:liftwiterution of same Corps d'Arwie. :It iS
a paper %ritten in the hand.oloix of,the OilieerS
Of BUoN,IPARTE it presents a return of the corps

which fought at Watcvloo

The whole forcebronght ag.liut. the Duke of
Wct.t.lNGToti appears to haye•heen 110,000 men.
-lie is stated to have been first attacked by
71,520, nainely 43.000 inf.:miry (including 13,000
of the Guard), 16,500 cavalry (including 4000.0 f
the Guard), 7000 artillery and 270 pieces of
cannon.—The Ist and 2(1 corps, commanded by
Generals rtm.--L,E and D' EIiLQ IV, were also included
in the force by which. the Duke• of WELLINGTON
Was attacked. -Marshal GIIOLICIIY. acted. on ti's

side with the eO.I)F. of VANnAMME atUt GERARD',
COOSiSting* together of about six thousand ca-
valry 3 including their infantry , they must have
had, in all, 24,000 to 27,000- men. There were
also the Ist and 2d corps, under EXCELMANS and
l'Aso. which may be called the 3d and 4th of

this Army. They are reckoned in IltioNArAuTE's
papers at 3000. cavalry in each.
All this accords with what was observed at

Naintir, and the grand: total approaches to
110,000 men, which agrees with ‘vhat is said by
the prisoners, and kith the account'of, the num:.
hers ‘rhich passed the frontier.
There is ',a repott of one Al...llEsioNY, frcint
Bourdeaux, dated JunC 7; complaining- much of
the strong feeling there in favour of the BoultBONS.

J. W. CROKER, Esq. Secretary to the Admi-
ralty, at rived lest night iti Town from Paris.
The garrison of Haningcn has cetised
An Officer from the: place, accompanied by an

Austrian Officer, has set off for I'iris

The first operations of the American squa-
dron have been followed by the recession of
the Algeeine P:rates from their infamous, but,
until hitherto, usual demand of tribute.—A
Coeuntia has brOught "letters from an
American house of great respectability at Ali-
Cant, of the llth inst. These state, that Peace
had been concluded bet Ween the itepalie of the
United States and-the Algerine Guvernment.-The

follow ing ace s,titl to.ht. The conditions
" i. The frigate, a bri4, with alt other captures made by
the lean squadron, are to be restored.
The. prizes lately ;11,-.!iy the Algerines frdni the Ante-,
ricans are to be returned to the proprietors. •
" 3. The tio'.ll sides to be surrendered without
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any reserve or Eati,,M,
4. No annual tribute to be in future exacted 1r:- tl:t•Dey
of Algiers from the Americans."
Yesterday we reccited Boston and New York
Plptrs to the 22d inst.
BOSToN, IX 1.-Amon:; the passengers in the Milo, for
Xoiverpo,d, which wilhsail immediately, wi:l be the ac:::,in-
plkl.tedMrs..Jerrne Cuonaparte, wh, visits Enr,pe tar the Le-
nefit of her lieu;tlr. Fier sun remains at school in Niai
It ought to he mentioned to the credit of Louis XVI that
the salary of 14,000 crovi“ per annum, sett le(I by Jerome on
his son, has been punctually paid by :NI. Serrurier during the
reign of the Bourbons.
Private, letters of a recent date. from Bilboa
state, that the merchants and proprietors had paid
one-third of a contribution imposed on that • part
of the country by the King of SPAiN; but were
so much divressed. to accomplish it,,Ahat.they
proposed to send Deputies to Madrid, to-solicit 'a
release from the payment of the remainder, as
impracticab!e. That part of Spain is co-
vered with bands of robbers, the remains of the
Guerillas and other troops cinployed in, the late
%var.
'The Stianish schooner Elvira, has arrived front
the Havannah. By order Of the Governor, Ad-
miral ArOD AC A , all the French vessels in that port
under the Bourbon flag, were detained, until in-
forinatkin should be acquired of the state of af•
fairs in Europe. The schooner Dispatch, trout
•Cuarlestorf, in attempting to get into Carthagena,
was capfured by the Spanish blockading squadron
off that port.
The Cornona Mail brought letters from Lisbon
of the 10th inst.' and iron Madrid of the 17th.
The defeat of BUoNAPARTE at Waterloo had oc-
casioned great rejoicings in both countries. At
Lisbon the Regency were preparing to carry into
execution that part of the Act of the Vienna Con-
ess„ under which ,the fortress of Olivenza, and
the other Cessions to Spain by the Treaty of Ba-
tlajos of 1801, are. to be restored to Portugal.
The PRINCE ,RUGENT left•town yesterday after-
noon, in an open carriage and four with out-
riders, &c. for Kew, to dine with‘the QUEEN and
PON,CE,sEs.
His. Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT held
a Council to-day at Carlton House.
On Saturday Coutit MUNSTER lid an interview
with. the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house.
yesterday the Loan CHANCELLOR and Count
BLACAS waited unit the REGENT.
The Ex-King and Queen of SPAI7SI ate to reside
at Naples.
Captairi'MArrtANti;to whom 11130NAPARTS SUN
rendeted, is a second son of the Hon. Mrs. iNIAIT•
LAND MAcGtu., of Rankeillor, Fileshire.
The nai'Al establishment is about to he reduced
immediately. Orders have been already issued for
paying off c'.ver.;tl' sail of the line and.l.9 frigate 4.
o:Act's were tent dia on Monday last to recall
'the crullers who'. W'ere wot Ching the chast•of
Frauce, and to dctairino more French botton
Sir GttAnAm Mooke, struck his flag in the Cale-
donia on Thursday et'ening.
Frkesiti•chihilyvetslsteekAcbtrt:::ies at Plymouth received or.-
dei•s to take the necessary depositions respecting
gilt in as prizes, preparatory
to a determination on their fate in the. Admiralty
Court: • •

Ten' gall of the Tine were ordered tO he' paid off
last week; ineludifig ;the following
Swift re, Tiire, Cumbctdand, Vsliant,
and 'Magnificent. The Bacchante wtt4 paid off at
Portsmouth vu Thursday.-