Star.
London, England, 1815-07-08 00:00:00

/SAUL JUNE 17.

General Leeombe notified to General D'Offeyon I
t.ne 115th in the evening. that Bonaparte bad abdi.
ated, and that Frame did not wish for war. This
aotificatien will not stop the march of the Allied
',rinks. They entered Alum yesterday. and in the
very first step they have been obliged to make exam-
ples it is the only means keeping down the in.
tabitants of this province. vibe are in general ani-
mated with a very bad spirit.. At Bourigfeldot
lige within a masket-shot of this place, some pea.
cants fired from a house apes the Aarbin treys
,ney were all sabred, the house destroyed. le
Cie erasing it was distressed that five Veltigetin and
:Tie Officer had been assassinated; iah comequeose
:de village was wholly and karat.
Flogenheim, Bouss Allkirds, and weal
ther places, have bus treated with nearly the some
ieverity. and for the anise mosons. The Allies have
caned blolbsusa. The Asvhduke John is Usti'

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We have gives mow farther extracts from the Pais
Papas of Tuesday. They are only interesting
chalking the perdincity with which the leaders
.1 the Rebellion clung to their authority to the last
mammy calling on the bridles and the military to
sued boldly firth is lance of the Capital and the
country. The Idissioseries to the Army collected
far the Mimeo of Pads, promise themselves complete
xisetry, are willies to answer for the safety of Paris,
sad for thfildslity of the troops to their oath to NA•
moon 111 Itt ass word, while the tom coddled
by the revolidearny wars, were themselves occupied
,1 securing, as far as possible, a portion of their tan.
I;ible pseporty, and in providing means for the escape
tithe penis leader in the late Rebellion, and such as
may And it not advisable to wait the return of the
Klee and of the laws, they continued every artifice
ti procrastinate the catastrophe.

A loon journal of Monday last, quoted by the
&Om Nerel4 matins a circumstance which we have
ret seem in any of the Paris Papers which have reached
tI. As it is comeded with the question of BOSA•
WWI sitar we eraseenloe the article

* CHAIMIZIL OF MU.
0 urrtus or ease Seri or arms.
0 I% took occasion to correct an error
of ft was sot said, (observed the Mi.
Weir) that Amasser would sot embark until paw
part had errived.dse words were, that he would
but est as miles& his passports bad arrived
,--this was very "
Mathis, cassis is yet known respecting the person
of Doneness. From the foregoing extract, it is
plain that his Modes was to quit France, and it
MUM orisally elided that the men who called them.
selves the Prearhional Government, were exerting
themselves so Absalom his escape. A letter frees
hems is a asercastile boon in the City, says, « as
WAVASTS has bees arrestedis his fight, and thus will
,arminate the calamities of Europe ;" but being a
letter en business and having only mentioned this,
arrest ineldestally, neither the time, place, nor man-
es, of it are isseslosed. It might be a mere ra-
mose only.
In spite of the cooperation of his adherents to faci.
Stem bit imam it is possible he may not have yet
got swaps If be bad not sailed before the knowledge
of de Idilitary 011111Eldell reached the French ports.
the didkolly of escaping would be greatly increased,
for the Wit Pas would be bawdy hoisted. and

the Csamaludetsliellid kola that MOW beak ID
dint of their own pommel esepossibillty:
Sy oar letters Sum the out-poem to 1v this
morning, we learn that the Mit'kg was hoisted
at Dankirk on Thursday Itet, and that a royal saints
Was fired on. the °Maio* Shallot accounts may
speedily be expected from all the Preach towns and
garrisons ; for with the power of the pretended go.
Tennison their influence would be anilbilated s and
this we consider as having been rimed by the Mi-
litary Convention. •

Oa this subject erroneous views have beau taken up
by some of oar eotempcearies and indeed many
people seemed much disappointed yesterdey, When
they found in the Duke of War LIIIIITOW9I Dispatch
nothing respecting the restoration of Isboun, the pto
oislunent of waken* Ike. ht. The dispatches of his
Lordship are very diatinct...“ This Convention do.
tides (only) all the military wisdom et this moment
existing here Eat Paris), and touches nothing poll-
tical."—Nothing can be more plain.
The Trench Military, unable any' looser to ward
elf the-evils which the Traitors in Park bad brought
4ltsba to the city, or to protect them front the punish.
meat with which they are threatened, treat only for
their own safety, and aims to anew ski city sad
tothi behind alto Lobo
M one word, the way has left the Sodom of .the
Rebellion to their fate, and now it remake 'ohm skit
how Lowe will conduct himself—bee has a most ar,
duous task to perform; but there is oat past which
should riot be cast upon him. 'The Finch have
forced the Allies to seek posse is their capital—cite
depositary of the plunder of spoiled nations.

The French might not, and, if the Allies do their
duty, will not be permitted to retain them trophies of
the success of crimes. As they have obtained pos-
session of the Capital by force, let the Allies remote
by force all the pictures, states, boots—every ma-
nuasent which would serve to furnish food for the
vanity and cupidity of a nation of robbers. We have
often adverted to this duty which the Allied Jove•,
reigns owe to themselm and to their people. It is
not a question affecting merely the value of these
objects: it involves in it the restoration. of moral
health to their respective &.tes, and particularly to
France herself. Nor should is be left t• Loon him-
self to perfeem this act of justice. If it be left to him
we shall again bear him proclaiming to the French
people* that they have yet w preserved all the proud
trophies of their former victories." mean sot
that his "Went would voluntarily act this pan:
bat the Allies will theandves impsso upon his the
necessity, if tkel► leave these spoils in Paris.
May we not ask, toe, whether Prance is not to be
made to pay the eapense of the present war t—Take
her Galkries and Museums is pledge till she does so.
MUILAT s noticed in dm Faris Pews as fellows s—
latilemativaafaresare thes Noah, qokset Amp
tibel is tshe tte waters of Great's, in Savoy. It is
also reported that he died at Lyons, in the house of
the President of the Imperial Court."

Yesterday Lord ARTIMIII HILLed Ms respects to
the Patmcs REGIIIIT and Prince:: nnaLorrs, as did
Count Mumma.
The Marquis of ANOLIBRA is so far recovered as
to be able to travel. His Lordship left Brussels on
Tuesday last, on Ms returnlo England.

Brussels Papers to the 6th instant, sad Frankfort
Gazettes to the 2d, arrived at a late hour last night.
We have given their principal contents, which relate
chiefly to the progress of the Austrian and itussian
snake in France.

Government have no later dispatches from the
Duke of WELLINGTON than those which we mentioned
in our last, and which were published *yesterday in
an Extraordinary Casette I but a French Mice? has
arrived at the house of the Count de CGARTRIL the
French Ambassador, with intelligence of the Allies
having occupied the heights about Paris and some
of the barriers, on Tuesday.
Lord Cuve, the Secretary of Lord CASTLIMEAOII%
legation, remained in England to be the bearer of
the opinions of Ministers upon any circumstances,
which might follow the victory of Le Bally Aliases.
His Lordship received them, yesterday, and was et-
petted to set out, last night, for Ostend.. Mr.
Coogan, M. P. and Mr. FETEGERALD, the late Chan.
eellor of the lash Exchequer, were also said to be
upon the point of setting out for Paris, by the same
mute. Mr. Caokta bad an interview with Lord
BATHURST, at his office, yesterday afternoon.

The following is a copy of the Farm of Prayer and
Thanksgiving for the late Victory, to be read in all,
the Churches in England, Scotland, and Ireland, to
morrow s
0 oao, the Dispeeer of an human mots, whims* whew
aid the swear h et rasa is weeks. a,. and the essaseb of the
wisest are as sable& !cant ear raise mad thwebraleing for the
dorsi vieteey which this hat remedy seseltrated tests Allied
Anticsbfianders.--Orast, 0 aserellel Oar. that the rem* of
this ndshty battle, terdbie is noshes, bet gimlets beyond es"
ample in oases, may pet as esti Is the miseries of Zero" sad
wain& the blood of *Aim Mee, we busescleiThee. the Allied
Model IS* thy esotinsed favest. Stretch Web dey dew halid
es hetip sad Aired them. Let ow the glory et th* Mama be
mind by ambities. ow sullied by may I but hot 'lrby Hely
Sikh elnyen thorn is dosser, eesWasi these le .Newry. sod
raise than above an weaptatiee to oil, ihrsuoli Issue Clliter
Oat LORD i to Whoa With Thin wad the HOLT ChM/To be sr
beswer and glory ow end he ever. Asses.'
It is remarkable, that the lass division of Renck
prisoners left Dartmoor depot when theirs* party of
American prisoners were marching in. The French
then gave the Mankato dime hostas, by way of
welcome to their new abode. On &marsh/ last thel
irst division of French pristmen arrived at Dartmoor
I from Ostend, and were received by the /so stiiihriCSA
division at that !orison with the roars searksas j the
latter givisg three hearty shoots. It is likewise
ws,thy of nodes, that the first division of French rip
amen arrived at Dartmoor depot From Ostend es-
.mailly as that day twelwasseh. *bailie k divisio
quitted k to rears to Friami, is Ult.

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of ad" prises eictoey. H. laWs that the troop way
the bison et Me do, Owl tantestow, to dew their
INS% clothes, and appolotwenter gisk N bis bet-don that they
shooldpass hien in 'solely.
"Mo. s. blajor4lonwil Penns, R.C.B. is ap-
pointed a the Salt antis Assay. $11.1.4) " WATlgilo
fativs Copy.) 1141ilksiwobColensi.
ptoßiv• following Grader was yesterday issued front
ar Offsee, viz.
The Palace Stamm having Issoiassetoadousip phew*
to take Wm ransideratien the espeocesp whit& ilaglosenad alst
ten are slthjecr, whilst mortising with their asps es the hews
Wad" and being desirous to alkyd then solid in the nurser
Ilidch Meg. to his Itoy,d litshoess hat calculated to meet the;
pmessute to whisk they are esposed in that situation-hie lioysti
Highttele therefore has hew pleased to onion dot from wad
Ildser the 11th leant, an allowence clef ss. s.day *WI be mode to
roast liesinsentalollerein Groat grit* whilst acailly imardois
was*, RejifeWira asrentelbasist thereof. •
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offoeslshill etitelhowee.“ -
The Secretary of State for the home department
has applied to the Light Hone Volunteers 44 for their
assistance at this important conjuncture, by such an
extension of their services as their occupations will
allow." They hate ip consequence tendered their
services. for awl duty by which the disposable force
of regular troops may be augmented. The Com-
mander in Chief has assigned to them the London
duty : the Life Guards have inconsequence already
marched, and the Light Horse Volunteers will relieve
the 14th Light Dragoons at the Horse Guards on
Tuesday nest.
Many of our mounded officers and men are reco-
vering fast, and rejoining the army. There are at
this moment in and
upwards of 20.000 sick and
wounded British, Belgick, Hanoverian, and a few
Prussians. Most of the wounded French are sent to

Antwerp.
It will be an increase to the public joy to know
that since die capture of Peronne the British Army
has sustained z loss.
The following is a list of the casualties in the 79th
Regiment, on the correctness of which the utmost
reliance may be placed
Oa the 1

...seersaut-Coionel Doggies, wounded; Lieu.
tenate-phinal Brow% (Major in the Regiment) ditto; Lieu-
sesant•Ceionel Demean Cameron (dhto), ditto; Captain M'Kay,
Wed; Captain eiaeWr, natartally wounded; Captain Marshall.
lea as arnej Creaks Fraser, severely wounded; Captain Milne,
severely wounded; Liesteisant Leapard, severely wounded;
Lieutenant James Fraser, Ensign Nash, and Ensign James Re.
beeuos, slightly wounded; and upetanle at 400 Non-commis.
dosed OFlrers*sd men killed on the 16th.
On the let"...oaptain James Campbell, mewled le the bead
Lamour .4er Cameron, slightly ; Lieutenant Charles
htiAtures, scrardr.
faiderlas ate tine ski of the only Officers
who escaped unhurt s
Lieutenant James Cameron, Lieutenant Fulton litabstuen,
Liousaant Thonnon„ and Eusln Archibald Cameras.
No more than 96 Non-conamissioned Officers and
bivates escaped unhurt. The regiment, on the 16th,
before hostilities commenced, was 800 strong.
Several liners from officers who survived the anima.
fol bottle obi the Ilith have been received by talk
idle& is k, dated the flst instant. One from a
reoliedo the 28th regiment, states, that of 447
'bran fellows of that regiment who went iota the an.
dab 903 were killed and wounded.
• The command of the 77th has devolved um
-Lieutenant A. CAIIIIIIOI4 every superior officer toilet'
bay kilkd.
An order has been received at Chelmsford to pre.
pare the Hospitals at the Barracks, to receive part of
our wounded countrymen from the Netherlands.
Saturday se'nnight, detachments of the 211444th,
and 9114 Regiments, which were left behind in Ame-
rica, disembarked at Monkstown. and marched into
Cork, to proceed to their respective regiments.
The 2d Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays)
_marched
on Monday last to Shields, to embark for Belgium.
The 3d Dragoon Guards, from Yorkshire, are also
under orders to embark for the same destination.
The 3d battalion Ride Regiment, at Sharncliffe,
me undor orders for embarkation t also. detachments
from the Ist and 2d battalions of that distinguished
rti4he 1 It(1 Veteran Battalion, last week, arrived at
Chatham from the Isle of Man, and are to be incor-
porated into the sth Veteran Battalion.
Yesterday the depots of the Ist Dragoon Guards,
'Bob, or liniskilleo, and Scots Greys, left Ipswich for
to make room for pan of the tick and
"". from Belgium.
The 3d Battalion, 93th Regiment, and Detach.
meats isf the lit and 2d Battalions, at Shorncliffe, are
ordered for foreign service.
Detachments tress the Life Guards, Horse Guard',
Foot Guards, and Waggon Train, have arrived and
landed at Ostend, as well as some regiments from
North America, all of which were marched off the
instant they landed.
Thursday the West Middlesex Regiment of Militia
assembled at Hampstead, for the purpose of being
embodied, when it was stated to the men, who joined,
that they were entitled to pay from the 16th ult. This
allowance is, we understand, to be granted to all psi.
vats who may join the Regiment of Militia to which
they belong, on its being embodied.
Two hundred Invalids at Chelsea, who were not
eousidaiwd eligible for Veteran Battalions, and the',
lspr Garrison Companies, at Plymouth and Ports-
aellath, have been formed into a Garrison Battalion,
'consisting of six Companies. of 100 rank and file
irecha agreeable to the following numbers ;—I Co.
lasi, 1 Major, 6 Captains, 12 Lieutenants, 6 En-
signs, I Paymaster. l Adjutant, 1 Quarter-Master,
1 Surgeon, 1 Assistant Surgeon, 1 Quatter•Master-
Sentient, 1 Serjeant-Armourer, 1 &hoomann-Ser-
pant, 1 flajeant-hfajor, 30Serjeants, 1 Dnun.Major,
11 Alpine% sOC.:rub, 570 Privates total 617

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Our hers of a boadiardiseat we dispelled. Vie
Ltow that a catiriatios has boaa made with the Go.
/mar which SKIM 1111.
EVENING STAR.
LONDON.