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London, England, 1815-06-29 00:00:00

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TRIUMPHANT ENTRANCE OF THE nUICE
OF WELLNOTON INTO PARIS !
RESTORATION OF THE BOURBONS I !
iIONKFARTE :CLOSE PkISONER! !

The Doh. of Vhst.t.rmitorr entered Paris on Mon.
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day evening. The National Guards and Inhabitallts
immediitery Amid " ;Pilsen:7a BJurbora 1"
Lags XVIIL li restored i and a Deputation of
the principal men in France ha: been sent to welcome
his restoration, and to accompany him to Paris..
The Rebel BOZIAPARTIS, who had sneaked off to

Mainiaison, has been delivered up w the Duke Li'
Wiu.LINGTO/1 at a Prisoner.
The White Flag was flying yesterdaT over the
whole French coast.

ty the Paris PAper's and Letters it appers th,t
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do.popular or military tumult had ta!•en place.
The Chambers mere still deliberating on the t0..-fu'l
state of affairs, exhorting the peop'e to he calm, as
SILS.ASTIANT, LA Fon er, latertr.-9.r, and another ha 3
been sent to treat vids the Allies.

Tile above intelligence waa brought from Os:rrid
by the same Gentleman who brought the firs: •leris
of the grand victory of the 18th. 'rhe 11,:::s of Li.,
rIAPARTE having been delivered up to ele Doke of

Witutuotow was received 2t Mons by tcicgr.:;him
dispatch, for Louts XVIII. Some of the reports
state that it was BONAPARTeS own desire that he
should be delivered up to hi 4 Lordship, or that he
delivered himself up to the English Commander.

French Papers of Tu-sday have arrived. They
state nothing w!latrrer of the above, therefore, though
the intelligence has been stated to us with great con-
fidence, and is in every person's mouth, we are ap.
prehensive that in some of its particulars it is incor•
rect.

The French Papers of Tuesday are filled with the
proceedings cf the two Chambers on Monday, on
which day th^y were, as before, occupied in unless
and tumultuary debates.
EONAPARTC, who is now styled .tbe Er-Emperor,
is said, in the above Papers, to have visited Mar-
maim, and returned to Paris on Monday. It is,
however, possible, that the- Duke of Wit.cmorost.
May have ieached liaris in the course of Mondat
night, but too late to be noticed in the Papers of
Tuesday morning.

There is a Proclamation in the Fry. nch Pap a
front the Provisional Government. in which they
declare NAPOLZON 11. as their SGvereign. The Com'
missioners who a:e to treat for Peace have set off for
the Allied Armies.

A Paris Paper states, that BoNAPARTZ is abort to
embark at Havre for England.

THE A R

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We have the proud satisfaction to state, that the
Marquis of Aticu.sszA (Earl of Uxnatooe), is rapiily,
recovering at Brussels. Letters were this day received
from his Lordship, dated on the 27th. He WAS pre.
paring to come to England. This intelligence is the
more gratifying, as it was reported yesterday that
his Lordship's wound had proved mortal.
Sir LOWRY COLE, Bart. left town yesterday, to
join the army under the Duke of WELLINGTON, ac.
companied by Lord GRANTHAM.
Ten regiments stationed in different parts of Ire-
land, including the llth, 21st. 36th, 45th, 50th, and
74th, are under immediate orders for France.
The Secretary of State has made an aeplierino to
the London and Westminster Light Horse Wien-
teas, to extend their services, if mattary, in conse.
quence of all 'the Cavalry Regiments beirg is
readiness for foreign service.
It is uhderstond, that the Royal Horse Guards
(Blue) suffered severely in the B.tttle of Wat, rim(
there being only 17 men and horses to be mustered
at the close of the conflict. Detachments of this, And
of the other Household Regiments, art in cohse.
quence to be immediately sent out, as also reiniorce.
meats for the Heavy, Hussars, and Light Brigades
of Cavalry.