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, ' • lIIRUSSZLIatILT taL
Its“ jog learned, that all the frontier
of France have submiued.
• Juts 16—. The officer sent with a Bag,
who has twin so terribly insulted and assasuneti
the inhabitants and garrison M Conde. is
Cashion, who had been sent from Cambray
h.Cattot d'Olonne. governor of t:ie department
North. kw Louis XVIII. The fAmely of chi,
"who had three children, is now at Metz. It
(Sandal) that the Allies, are to take ppssession
Maubeuge. Visleaciennes and Conde are bordbar(

BASLE, JUNE s.
General Feinsoat has entered St. Claude.
that the first lisle of defence of General LecPui
carried yesterdiy, after a bloody action, and
General is retreating. The garrison of Herm,
nukes frown( sallies. The trenches hav(
opened. one near lsiendorf, and the third abovi
Huninguen Qn the 4th twelve cannon arrive
taken by the Austrians at likintbeillard. 'rite
had palisadoed the place, which wa: obstinat,
fended by the inhabit of the neighbourhood
Austrians were obliged to take it by assault.
!mai the war is varried on with great an;
Alsace and the Vosges. The inhabitants,
for the mos: part zealous partizans of Ennai
litroy_the provisions, till op the wells, and
firmed that they have burnt some of their
Jars. It is said that the Count de la Rochel
,the Comrniaiontr of Luta XVI 11. in the _
been murdered by the peasaitts of Pundit Canna.
A corps of Swiss titter. under General
entered the French territory oti the 4th, and
Jougre without resistance. Honingen wt
. mooed on the 3d, but the continued cannonadinp
which it keeps up against Bourklibre and
prealu,...es all hope of negotiation. They
the Commandant had proposed to give up
to laluis XVIII. but that this proposal has
jetted. It appears, that if the place surrenders,
will be ceded to the Swiss Coniederetioa to
iy and unite it, with the territory of Basks
territory for five leagues round.

SWITZERLAND, JULY T.
• In the sitting of the Diet of the fat, metal
from General -Bachman were reach in one
he mentions his order of the day of the 99th
respecting the bombardment of Basle by the
of Huninguen, which ft dinounces as * rupture
peace, &c. On the proposal of the Diplomatic
mittee, the Diet unsounously resolved esj
enjoin the General not to depart upon my
from the system in defence of Switeurland
Cantons have resolved upon, and which has
a fresh sanction by itst convention concluded
Allied lowers.

THE EVOING SWAIA

LONDON.
FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1815.

We have • wceind the Paris Papers of
They continue their condemn on the PrescliL
Dalrdlerr,. and speak •of it in much the same
se .see do here. The impudence of this mar
,calling himself aid the Ailey by the name
French people," strikes every persona Ind"
now to speak out pretty phi* respectin!
Ices i 7
of truing the sing and the nation
'domination of armed men. and from me
of being- again brought Into such circumstai
1 -The other great topies in these Papers i.
,
tion—u What has become Of BONAPAfti
.shall quote what they say in their own words
0 Every person assigns to SONAIPARTZ
.sdace of residence's and ff we are to believe
as Ate, he might have been wen in five or
far distant from each other as one and that
—lt is.now pretended that i merchant has
from Rochefort a letter, which announces:
PARTS. has escaped on board an American
but this intelligences like that of the 'preceding
requires confirneation."../Wriaddr Petrie.
so Letters from Rocbilort of the 12th
with the following details, the authenticity
we have every reason to belive :
44 From the commencement of the month,
English ships have watched the port of R.
narrowly, that it would be aIMOSt impossible
the smallest boat to ebsdle their vigilance.
tab: the dispositions...of the English fleet.
-embarked ou the gib on board the Salle fit
-01 the-two tehich were'appointed to convey
lieetir.Atitirica. The following day, he
fainseral Bertrand in ahoat to the English
with a demand to perigit 'the free passage
'liiiiiiii WA** Jitinltid .Aikiwered, Ilia,
agreeing to his Segue*, be would attack
ships the moment they made an attempt
—He added, however, that if' Napoleon
on board his ship. be would receive him '
respect i that his person shotid be safe f that
conduct him to England, and that be had
but the British Goyernment would conduct
whimer he might desire to go. Abbot%
swet uid not accord with the v.ewsof theEx•Emrer
he exclaimed. that he would prefer above
else to entrust himself to the loyalty of
that hi was unwilling to hazard the lives
of the "frigates, in endeavouring to pass
Shortly afterwards lie embarked with a
,in board a small boat beating a flag of
went on board the Admiral's ship. Si
Juts not been seen to tem. h wag knov
the ship was to sail on the 12th, and inched 1
visible at break of day.
" Joseph Napoleon had no: lit Rochefort
morning of the 12th.,. -,
•• It is assertc4 that besides General

der
Wtruira.
of
mated b
is Culotte
iy by the
,ont of do
hie cfficer,
t is to-day
session 01 0.:
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Aube was
d that thi. 1.,
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save
use Littta
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he Freud '
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Vendors
y say tha
s the plac
as been n
tenders,
o demobs!
e, with the ,
•al letter
to of Met 1,
th of June,
he garrets:
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same term '
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they bed;.
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'that BOA-
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mom >r•
Ity of which
ontb, eleven
tochefort se
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To mar. .
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frigate, one
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%/I Adm;rAl•
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conduct !..f.
ough this
Ex.Emper"
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the Ty,gl.-i
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a the flee--
a kes oifiLe"
of truce, 2N
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