The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-16 00:00:00

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tlimpußGX, J.tylsi 4 -74'i iissia, and Russia
al)Kuu td be more ejoiely. united by the ties of
(Audit.. We learn that the youngGrain{ Duke
ieoas, •%Vhd has proceeded -to the -army, will
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tnartY the Prinee%S.C,.arlottbof AS yet
there have been itO iirmammits in B','ei-ieti—they
depend 'upon stibsidies."--.-A Ruisian corns of troops
remanis in Finland, as,-Well as the GnardS at St.
Petei•shttrgh. By aecothits fedi%) that city of the
24th of May,' %relearn, that transports of prdii7
sinus and forage had" sailed, front itAipl of her pOrts
6f the Baltie, for Holland and Belgium, for tile
n;;e of the Russian armies.--4.rifin Warsaw, of
the lit Of June, we learn, that sevei•al inipected
Ftqq-icitinen had been arrested there, and cdn-
veyedtO Modlini, A diVision of, Pdhish prisoner:
of %var had only recently arrived from 'Siberia
another division was On its way home.

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The garr►son -of Lisle, it id reported, consists of
10,000 National • Guards. These soldiers are
badly emapped, and worse armed. There are be-
sides 1200 tromp i Of the line, some deptki of Ca.-
ifalry, and 16 .companies of artillery.
A. Gentleman arrived in town yesterday, Who
,left nut:kirk on the 12► h inst. It with on that day
that the order for laying an embargo was received,
an►d it was with the omit* difficulty he maim his
escape, happy to get off With the total lois of his.
baggage:

Two Gentle Men, who made their escape from
Havre, arrived at Newhaven yesterday. • It was
• reported at Havre that the Russians and Austrians
had actually entered France, and that a Battle had
been fought in La Vende, in which the Royalists
had been successful. Tire brave and patriotic LA-
ROCHE JAQUELIN was killed in battle on the 4th.
After the breaking up of the Cabinet Council
on Wednesday, Mr. WALstr, the King's. Messen-
ger, was sent oil-with dispatches' abroad.
Yesterday the' Duke of yang Oisited the PRINCE
REGENT.
On the Bth instant the Duke-of 'WELLINGTON,
attended by the principal Officers of the depart;
ment, inspected the new formed corps of Com-
missariat Waggons.
OSTEND, JUNE 13 ---" We expect 110StilitiCS'IO
COUlllleliCC every day, as BUONAPARTE was within
50 miles of. Brussels yesterday, at Maubeuge.
hype the contest will he short."
By accounts front Parii to the 10th instant, a.
French squadron had arrived at Toulon from
Smyrna, consisting. of a frigate, corvette, two
brigs, and a schooner ; One of the squadron was
lost at Scio.
By the way 'of Rio Janeiro, accounts have been
received from Buenos Ayres up to the 25th -March,
among which is a dispatch of General CRUZ,
Commander, of the Army of Peru, and dated
Hulnagnerea, February 21, from which vve• give
the following'extract
Captain Urdimares charged the enemy in La Rinconada,
as did also. Captains La Madrid and Escalada, the first with
the horse grenadiers, and the second with the chasseurs, and
completely routed him. The enemy had 2 Colonels, 4 Cap-
tains, G Lieutenants, and upwards of 600 men killed,'and 228
taken prisoners, hesides a large quantity of baggage and
horses. The Patriott i;usco have defeated Ramirez in Ca-
honilla, and-our brave Arenales has taken Cochabamba."
The Albane, from Martinique, is stated to have
arrived at Falmouth, bound to 'Havre. This
vessel is, tinder quite dificrenc circumstances from
the French ships lately detained by our ahi(s of
war, and afterwards released by order of Govern-.
ment. The Albane is sent to England, we be-
lieve, .to protect the property of the Martinique
Planters and Merchants ; she came in with_the '
white flag flying, and was lately insured at Lloyd's
from the West Indiei to the Downs against sea-
risk only. . •
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The Princess CHARLOTTE Of WALES 1101101114
Covent-Garden Theatre with her presence last
to see the Tragedy of The Gamester, and
the Farce of Love, Law, and Physic, which was
changed from the Farce of The foriune.of War, in
consequence of her Royal Highness having seen
that Farce, at a former visit to the Theatre.

We understand that Lord 'CASTLEREAGH, as he
was riding near the Westminster Meeting, was
recognised and 'insulted 14y some of the popu-
lace, with the most opprobrious language. One
fellow was particularly trotiblesorne by blowing a
large horn close to his Lordship's ears. His
Lordship contrived to outride his assailants, who
afterwards proceeded to his house in St. James's-
square, where, however, these friepds of liberty
were anticipated, and prevented from doing any
mischief by ailarty of the Horse- GuArds.
Lard CASTLEREAGH was 'very facetious yester-
day,evening on the attack made, upon him by a
few of the roost. blackguard of the mob assembled
in-Palace-yard to applaud the eloquence of Mr.
HUNT and Sir FRANCIS- BURDETT. ITC toll his
friends that the only circumstance which affected
him was the ingratitude 'of half a dozen horn-
boys (whose business it is to cry about the town
Sevund Editions of NewSpapers); " ob-
served his Lordship, 4' for whom_l have already
done so much, and or whom I am at this moment
exerting myself to do as much more as possible'!"
CORN-EXCHANGE, JUNE 16.—We had no fresh'
arrivals this morning, but a considerable quantity
left over from former arrivals. A few sales made
in real fine white Wheat and fine Oats were at
Monday' priCes, but for Ordinary, where the
sales was forced, lower prices Must be submitted
to ; indeed they were nemay nominal. Boiling
peas are in ; Tide-Beans are dull ;
other kinds of ~rain there is no alteration.
Smtn,IFICA,D,
Jij W.—This day's Market had a scanty
suppiY of the various kinds of Cattle; Veal was dearer; Lamb
aralTork were cheaper ; Beef and Mutton sold at last prices ;
and the trade, t'ai' the most part, was somewhat fiat.. The
salts in the flay•marliet v;ere trifling; Hayand Clover fetched ,
last prices; straw has got up in price.,
Conlfilet?Ceftteitt of Hostilities.—Notwithstanding
that the public are handy looking to hear of a
Battle 1-11 the Netherlands, yet there are many
persons, With in the City and at the West End of
the Town, who maintain an opinion that we shall
largehaye nsozahra.—.s
been
nyi ,rsitviesr
igutiGinueinaercetthteoy
for every Five Gninens so given, a Lottery;Tectichkiaveteta,
should we continue at peace; upon what founda-
tion they ground this opinion, we are at a loss to
conceive; shorty) they he right, it will cause a de-
mand for Tickets, imprecedeoted in former Lot-
ter.es,: the Public, however,-seem to be aware of
this, and of the great attractions of the Scheme,
by the avidity with which they are already pur-
chasit.g at the different Offices,