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(linen, should the matett teiritcify be iiiSailect Sy
Cher decree, 88.425,848 franks SO cents are placed
the disposition of the Minister at Was.
MAYENCE, NoMb= i. . •.,
tettefday 'General Bertrand had net ' • t
the enemy, whichlsegau at noon and ' tai
past four o'clock. This engagement was almost
y confuted to a ;cannonade.. . The enemy had
limed several batteries upon different entrenched
odes of the camp before Camel, but the asp*.
or and well directed fire of our artillety sdatoefl
cm. Every thing ik prepared to receive them will,
odd they, make a more serious attempt.
French Funds" Nov. 17.-54 franks.
. . AMY OF ARRAGON.
ITRACT OF A LITTER TO HIS MICELLE:PICT Tilt Mils,
BR AT WAR FROM MARSHAL THE DUKE OF ALBUFERA.
. " Barcelona, Nov. IS.
" Monsieur le Duc —I have not given your Excel-
cy an account of the different petty affairs of ad-
ced posts, which although always in our favour,
re not of sufficient importance to be the subject of
sport. I will confine myself to telling you, that-in
se slight skirmishes our soldiers have shewn their
al alertness and zeal. .
i, I ordered General Delort to march with 1000
'arse and 1200 infantry, upon Garnollers, and to
reaten the road from Vich, whilst Musnier's diva-
-sn, placed at Sabadell, pushed forward to Arn.
Ala, and threatened the enemy's right flank. Ge•
:ral Delon marched upon the defile of Garuga, and
r meant of this co-operation wined the enemy, who
s established in twelve escheloned redoubts, and
ho precipitately fled after a short resistance, which
Est him several men killed and wounded. General
lelort caused all those entrenchments to be razed.
(Signed) The Marshal Duke of ALBUFIERA."

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1815.
LICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
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REVOLT OF HOLLAND FROM 'II HE
FRENCH YOKE.
RADUAL ANNIHILATION OF BONA-
PARTE AND ALL HIS ADHERENTS !

A twelvemonth ago, in our comments upon the
!elligenee from Russia, we hailed the day upon.
iich the French barbariins entered Moscow, as the

rth-day of the Regeneration of Europe (vide STAR'
f. 19, 18M.—Like the pi:grims, on their way to
km, we were cheered with a prospect of the gilded
;Marna of the Holy City reflected in the distant
ty. We regarded the conflagration of Moscow as
beacon to the 'roman race to rise consentaneously,
ad pour their common vengeance upon the head of
to common destroyer !

In what language shall we describe the Consurn.
,ation of our hopes ? No poet—no painter—no his-
mian—no rhetorician of ancient or modern times
rer contemplated a more effulgent display of retri-
:tire justice! From mere human compositions we

In derive no assistance—how then shall we apostra-
te the new era ? Can we hesitate a moment—will
ly of our readers be slow to acknowledge the power
Id goodness of Hl* who bumbles the haughty, and
)eth among the inhabitants of the earth whatsoever
etneth good in his sight ? May we not apply to the
Ilen miscreant the sublime language of the in-
)ired prophet, addressed to the tyrant of Babylon

-4, How hath the Oppressor ceased I the. golden
ity ceased ! the LORD hath I:;roken the staff of the
icked, and the sceptre of the Rulers! He who
note the pe*ple in wrath with a continual stroke—
e that ruled the nations in anger—is persecuted, and
zne hindereth! How art thou fallen, 0 Lucifer, thou

m of the morning rs how art thou cut down to the
-rounds that didst w2akeu the nations ! they that see
hee, shall narrowly look upon thee, and consider
'lets; saying, is this the man that made the earth to
Lrlmbre—that did shake kingdoms !"
But let us now turn to the glorious intelligence
which has been communicated to Us within the last
twenty-four hours.

HOLLAND HAS SHAKEN OFF THL
FRENCH YOKE.
It was on Monday last, the very day on which we
7,gested that the PmNc E Of ORANGE should. instant_
, visit Holland, • and unfurl tke standard of his an.
estors, that the inhabitants of Amsterdam rose in a
ody and declared themselves in a state of revolt
gainst the French Authorities, and unanimously in.
ed their legitimate Prince to assume the sovereignty.
IfIII
It would appear that the approach of the CROWN
Futz:ces army tn-Nimeguen was the signal for the de.
iolition of the despotism under which Holland has
long groaned. The people every where flew to
tins, tiot to repel the invaders, but to massacre the
'r cn ch residents amen them. Monday, Tuesday,
id Wednesday last week, were days of dreadful con-
.sion throught the northern parts of Holland. The
y of 44 ®RANGE. BO !MN 1" (up with the Orange I)
Li down with the French, every where prevailed.—
. commenced at Amsterdam on Monday.
The Provinces of Hbllan4 proper, and Utrecht,
hid) contain the populous towns of Haarlem, Ley.
n, 'Utrecht, the Hague, Rotterdam, &c. followed
' glorious example. Every where the French fled
s quickly as they could. The Douaniers were lite-
tlly torn to pieces wherever they appeared, and but
escaped. The French troops were more success-
I—they made a hasty retreat in something like re•