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the 'French territory. 01 the tight the Rhiae is lined
with forces sufficient to oppose the passage of the
enemy. of he should ass ate the offensive. It appears.,
howerer. that tip General in Chief directs his chief
attention towards the mountains. in order that the
army asaraot be inroad is that quarter.
It does Dot appear that the essensy has say gift.
farce opposed to the army of the Rhine. The greater
part ° their force is still cantos* on the right bank.
Their advanced guard 'consists of Biaarian troops
mgr. Neither Austrians nor Rimless bare arrived,
in hue. .

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TXUSADAY, JUNE 39,1816.
Sr. grab—lialay at tbs Bank.
INCE OF DAY AT TWILVE O'CLOCK:
(vosvATI Ins.)
Itsimestl gor arise*. /o.—Cons. for en• - .
Ogoioni (hr tagawswor) pear—Nett payment tan
logs Beefs is.. ie. as. st. db.
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As we steal rtsterday, she French Messenipq
who Wired at Dover with Overtures from Mangle&
the Sena! was initently ordered off, and informed
that an communication would be held either wits)
him or the tagganuffins who sent him.
It happened rather unluckily for that Gentleman
and his employers that Count BLACAS, the Prim.
Minister to Louts XVIIL reached Dover from
Ostend nearly at the ume moment. He, of cone se,
proceeded-to London, and had a long aqdience with
Ministers, and afterwards with the PRINCE REGENT.
We need scarcely inform our Readers, that there is
no chance whatever left for the establishment of any

in France but that of Louis XVIII.

The Messenger from France, above alluded to,
brought a request among others of a more impudent
nature, that our old acquaintance Count OTTO should'
be permitted to come to London, as the Negotiator
of 14 ILFOLLON the SKCOND !

ill, following Letter how the Coast reached
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" DOVER, JUNE ga.

, 7111110 r rimmit.Gentleasen, attached to the c.iu4
'dr Lair XVIII. leaded here this morning friim
Dbppes tiny represent that town in a state of great
sushisisa mkt to the law change. The Lord
aNillion sad Flora whets have arrived this day from
dead' they Wog a Sayan of the Duke of WEL-
L:mom having reached Paris with Louts XVIII.
Yst diorit Will an tine ter that intellizenee to have
maid 04804 melees the Delos and his
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Maur pests cams by Abele vessels. as did two
Moutopm. Ink French Oscer who came over
from Boulogne yesterdarlits returned this dHj tor
that pork Sailed the Wonky atie. Captain MOON,
with n Mail and passengers for Ostend. The report
of BONAPARTIeII arrest is again revived here, a boat
having arrived from one of the opposite ports during
the night. Count BLACAS came over in the Lord
Duncan. The Nymph packet, Captain BLAKE, is
just in sight from Ostend.

" RAMSGATE, JUNE U.

" Sailed yesterday fur Ostend eight trAmports,
with a troop of ltoyal Horse Artillery and staff
horses. Major-General POWER and a number of
othei Officers, and twenty Surgeons, were likewise on
board : they joined his Majesty's brig WRANGLER off
the harbour as convoy. Also sailed the Lord Liver-
pool, having on board Sir JAUES Button, 4ir P.
WALKER, Colonel Cowau., of the 42d Regiment, and
a great many other Officer% Gentlemen, "and some
Ladies, for Ostend.

se Embarked this day, at noon, 200 horse! and 20
waggons belonging to the Royal Waggon Train,
with the complement of men ; they were put on
board of six transports in the harbour, and will get to
sea this evening foe the Netherlands. Arrived from
Ostend the Sir William Curds, Captain FAUX*,
having on board his Grace the Duke of BanFORU and
'family, the Countess WALDIODA•II. and many other
passengers. The Duke of Bauman and the Countess
WALDIOR4III are saying st the Albion Hotel here.
The Curti* beings DO fresh news respecting military
oyeradoess. Allis bode and confusion at Ostend,
owing to the mouse number of French prisoners
brought in, and the naval also of wounded soldiers'
(British and Prussian), from the neighbourhood of
the late dreadful, though for this country, ever glo-
rious conflict.—The Flying Fish schooner, belonging
to Lord NUGeNT, has just arrived from Ostend with
passengers, &c. but she does not bring any thing
flesh, having left the same tide as the Sir liiilliam
Curtis packet."

A report. Was prevalent ou the English Coast yes.
terday, that Louis XVIII. had reached Paris. This
is premature: WIELLINGTON and Stymies, we pre-
sume, will be his Majesty's avant-corriers. Besides,'
the Palate of the 'tliuiUeries, sad perhaps the streets
of Paris, must be swept and *cowered . before his
MAJWITY can risk his person there le safety. We
baits heard it whispered, that nothing short of the
personal intercession of Louts XVIII. with the Al-
lisd will sate Paris from titter destruction,
and its timely inhabitants from passing under the
.easettar fent. DOMPAITI spoke like a true prophet,

teh/aa isihashigheeik•diteemikodsboolikefik44ll/01. d
of NNW tostispoleon IL Styr/ ior Sb. rgry* . of p
ariutisUlUs JUN&
n Within these few daYs poly of the ithhte bag
e 'changed its position, seat /drained to dieltooticrs. *U4
It Thl Jett wing is now and on the amps of the have
German botothry, rdi6iit, however. pasting bepoid of al
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