Star.
London, England, 1815-07-21 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION.

LONDON GAZETTE EITIAORDINAM

111041,9 JULY $l.

FOREIGN OFFICL IU►Y el.

A Dispatch, of which the following is te menet,
has been this day received from Viscount Cunt.
sumo% dated Paris, July lt 1815 I
Since closing my dispatches of this date, 1 have
received the accompanying communication from this
Government :

(TRAWSLATSOII4)
" I have the honour to acquaint your Lordship,
that NAPOLSON BANAPARTI. not being able to
escape from the English cruisers, or from the guards
lopt upon. the coasts, has taken' the resolution of
going on board the English ship Bauzaoenott, Cap.
taro MAITLANDo...I have the honour to be, ate.

(Signed) " Le Dix D'OT*avn.
To his lizeelloiscy Lord Viscomt ilutiereaLls."

BRUSSELS Pot4llA.

Last night a Brussels Mail artived. and this morn•
ing another. REIN who coesusteds at Valeneiefires,
has offered to capitulate on any teems, provided the
following be one: windy, that afore eiss elevens/
siaigo-igr shall be allowed to pass through the Allied
Armies, io whatever direction he pleases, without ex.
amination ;"«-Invisitient thief! We need scarcely add,
that his offer has bees rejected.
Theta is no halt and so intermission to the influx
of the Allied troops into France—this is glorious:
the Russian reserves are even coming up by forced
marches: the Austrians are evacuating Italy to
pour their whole force into that infatuated coons
try; the Bavarians are al* rushing forw►ard.-.
The latter have had a severe action between Ch.done
and Nancy, with a Rebel Army, commanded by to
lest a hero than Sows himself, Each party lost
about 14,000 men, but the Bavarians were successful,
for they advanced upon Melon, on the route to Paris.
flotn,T saved his own carcase, like the rest of his
school, by a rich :tell movement at the close of the
action.

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On the side of Switzerland the Austrian, were foe
a moment checked in their advance by a rebel army,
collected by a General Leecomat, whO has since
thrown himself into the fortress of &fort, and die
Austrians have pushed forward.
One of the legacies left by BONAPARTZ ID " his
beloved France" consisted in certain free corps, cedar
a tarrag assemblage of all the off-scouring: of man.
kind, who were mdo wonders In opposing the Allies.
These gentry, like srue Jacobins.- have taken to cut-
ting -of throats, and not being encumbered with any
nation# prejudices, they have commuted their ex.
petimelts on their own countrymen. Mew women,
and children have been murdered ; villages have been
"burnt and pluidered without number b these hordes
of banditti. The Swiss, from motives of bamseity,
have sent an army across their frontier, to exterminate.
these furies, and the inhabitants of various other dis.
tricot have made supplications to the same effect to
all the Allied Generals, as they pass.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 1%
Came in the Analatton, horn Dertmouth, for Ame.
tics ; the Dutch galltot Neptune, from Holland, but
bound for Rochelle, detained by his Majesty's ship
tiosQutro. Arrived the cutter from the
coast of France ; and the Anna Dorothea, &on, New.
castle, bound to Gibraltar. Sailed the Siarrsvata
man of rat for Portsmouth.—Vinad

CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY 21.—rina Wheat being in
request, and having bad no fresh arrivals this morn.
iag, what little restrained over. from Wednesd..rs
market sold readily at an advance of 2i. per quarter.
We have also a demand far Barley. but theta is
scarcely a sample at Market, higher prices would be
obtained far a little of fine quality. Beans gad Oats
are readfsike In other articles there is no Amnion.
PRICE Of SWIM THIS DAY AT I V.T.LVE O'CLOCK.
Reload ilif-Cals, Sae Stoney elf 4—fat ace. Silk
Ommillent incofi "—Pc far.. 911 sre•
Bub*" Ills is. Ss. als•—Bs h. is. he.