The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-26 00:00:00

NeALCULATItE DISASTERS," owing
Nil atton nc;,... 4 ill, apt, the
FdiglisiA !yore eVeated; He retreating by
A 4 the National
atiai'd at Law( in tbe and
Ckiille to Park tO COnSliti Alinistvis how to
rt.imit• the loss Of Materit. AlsO to,,erinici• with
the' in this eitigeticy:-. C Fiis 51es-sage
v;(14. heardsilence.)-
.lt
ti4tl3eits to hear Itegnaitli read the official

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Tlit-:. phiac . was filled with ifratigei•§; and the
tuthost confusion prevailed...
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fiVimiy more mosi pit impoi-n.nt rucular§ frill
Appear in a SECOI4O EDTTtU .j

During. the Sitori :Stay of the illustrions Duke
pf WELLtsoro& at Brussels on the I§th inst. hi
wrote ii letter to arid particulor (rienti
lii •• • • A .• I • •
Lonlitill;:glirlng itcecittnt W. the treitietldotti
conflict of the lSth, affords a fine
.dislilay of :the wonted our Hero;
series still more Ide.fieotirage.us fti the.i.4tifident
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hopes We entertain in regard deeisiiat effect
of, hiS last splendid acid unparalleled
The letter, to which We allude has the falldwing
beautifid; impressive termination .
" My heart (says 41e) is brOken by the terrible loss I hr.ri
" sustained of my old Friends and Companions and my poot
" Soldiers; and .11 shall not he satisfied with this Battle, how-
" ever glorious, if it does not of itself put an end to Btgos.t-
-'6 CARTE." . . • _ _

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In addition to the number of WlCars of the
Guards already crientiOned aniong the killed and
wounded in the late desperate conflict, we have to
lament the following
Captain Blacknian, Coldstream Guards, killed; Lieut. Col;
Wyndham,-ditto, thiutided badly i •• the arin ; Colona
M'Kinnan, slightly in the knee:
.CaPtain Suinner, badly hi
the arm; Hon. it. • Moore, badly in the Shoulder; Elisio
Griffi tits, badly in the arm; Ensign Montague.) slightly; %En.;
sign Vane, ditto, 3d -
Third Guards,: Captain Forbes, Captain .Aibton, and En,.
Simpson, killed. Colonel Dashwood, Col. Bowater, Col.
West, Captain Hesketh, Captain Evelyn, Ensign Lake, Etio.
Sign Baird, and Brigcle-major Stothert, wounded.- (tUurai,e~r
Papers.)
Yesterday mornino•ln oyal Highneis the
PRINCE REGENT left' town fOr.llampton Court;
and returned to .Cailton linuse-in the evening.
Saturday the Duke of-Custasitt,allo dined With.
the PRINCE REQ.ENT.
Yesterday Earl BATHU4ST transacted business
the whole of the day, at his Office in. DoWning-;
street. •.

.Yesterday his Excellency Count de CHARTRE, •
the French Atnbasador transacted business ~ritlt
Bad. BATUURST., Earl of HARROW/3Y, Lard CAs-
TLEREAOH,
and Lord SIDMOUTII, at the Foreign,
Office. • , •
The LORD CHANCELLOR Waited upon iIiePRIN63
itSGENt at Carlton Horne yesterday; and had a

lone. audience of, his Royal HighinS. •
the Princess CHAELOtTE of WALES (4 not go
to the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace, yester7,,
day, a, is customary, in conSequclice of the re-
cent-death of the-Duke of BRUNSWICK, but had
Divine s„t.ict rrformed to her and her house•
hold in her private apartments.
On Saturday the SPEAKER of. the House of
Commons gave a grand dinner to the Duchess 'of
WELLINGTON, the Marquis of WELLESLEY, Mr.
and Mrs. W ELLESLEY PoLe„and a selec, party,
at his house iu Palaceyard.
On Saturday night the two Eagles, recently.
taken from BUONAPARTE, together with the Brig.
1101, Yrussian,and Dutch Colours, were triumw
pliantly displayed from the windows of the Home
Seeritary of States Office, Whitehall.
Capi. BitIiGHAAGEW, a Prussian Officer in the

seo.ice, but now attached, by permission
of the Duke of YORK, to Prince Bt.tcHEas Staff, e
arrived on Friday
.with dispatches and details troat.
the Prince to the Prussian Ambassador; and atter- •
wards Made a verbal report to the Prince Regent.-
He was present in all the actions, and was in the
pursuit of BuoNAPAnTz by-Billow, when he was
sent to England. He States that the Prussians es.
titnated their loss at 15,000 hors de combat. A cola
rassier regiment of the guard charged the, Prussian
line where BLUCHER and his Staff_ were placed.--:
The Prince's horse was shot and fell ; the gallant
Veteran himself fell, covered by his-cloak, which
_prevented the • enemy from- recogniting him. A -
-squadron was passing over him, when he was res-
cued by a regiment of Prussian hulans. Three
Prussian Generals (one of them of the Artillery),
were killed. The Officer states the number of
cannon taken by the Prussians at one hundred and
sixty-. He sate the capture of the carriage in.
which BooNirArt'ra travelled, by General GNEI-
SENAU, with a quantity of personal baggage. In.
-the carriage was a splendid Military coat and bat,
Several maps, plans; and books, and, it is added,
a list- of BUONAPARTE'S Agents in different parts of
111hrope. It was found on the road to Charleroi,
in 'front of Genappe, with- the door open, as if it
had just been. quitted. Other carriages of Bu.ia-
X.trAwrg's train were also -taken, containing a
considerable quantity of money, plate, and other
valuables.
'the Lord Nelson and another ship separated
from the East India fleet on the voyage ; and the
Princess Charlotte., in consequence of the Peace
with America, parted _company to proceed with
her cargo to that country. The Grampus, having-
American prisoners on board, put into Portsmouth;
and the. Cumberland proceeded on to the Dawns
with the convoy, previous to which her passen-
gers were taken out and landed here ; among
whom were Lient.-General and Mrs. COCKELL,
Colonel DARLING, Brigade-Major GLEAnows,
21st Light Dragoons, Captains LEE4F, and
CHANA:I, R. N., and Mr. STREET, Purser, R. Nr
Vice-Admiral Sir CHARLES TYLER was expected to
leave the Cape of Good Hope in the Medway, for
England, the latter end of May.-=-His Majesty's
ships Volage, Victor, and Sphynx, were at flora
bay : the Leda, Commodore SAYER, and Hecate,
off:Goa ; Alpheus, off Cochin ; and'Salcette, off
Cape Comorin, were all bound to Bombay. The
1-lesper was at Penang ; and the Oven Glendower
at China. The Wellesley, of 74 guns, building
at Bombay, was nearly ready to be launched ; and
the Amphitrite, of 36 guns, was in a state of. for-
wardness, her planks being partly laid down.
Coati-ExettANo JUNE mark,t was well snppliea
with all hinds of Grain for the season of the year; we receirea
Wheat from ,Essex and Kent, the sale of which w,s chill, at a
decline of 23. per qr. Rye is also 23. cheaper. In Barley and
Mak there is but little doing. 130iiIng PeAS are doll, 2•. i
per gunner cheap.T. Oats are from Is. to Cs. lrer, and nv
del, mil but for•fins sernp! bindses. La other binds m Gra nu 4-
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