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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25; 1815.
'Mt OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE Q'CLOCIE •
Reduced 59M—Cons. 6114 St—for see. 614 isst
4 per Ct. 75H-5 per Ct. 945—Bank Long Ann.. 1444
Omn. I2,V—New ditto, it) Setif 10, and looking up.
Bonds, Es. 4s. dis,—Exch. Bills 2s. 53 pre.

BRILLIANT VICTORIES.•

Onr column's of to-day contain two Paasttes Extra-
crdinary. The intelligence the contain is 'as , usual,
glorious, and• we scarcely know at which end of the
Continent to begin.
The Immortal WELLINGTON has been again at
work. He has forced the French lines for the fiftieth
time, taking Fifty-one Pieces of Cannon and Two-
Thousand Prisoners. It is somewhat singular, but it
is nevertheless true, that the theatre of the war now
waging in France, is precisely the same ground on
which EDWARD the Black Prince fought and con-
quered.
• List night the following Letter was addreisad
Earl BATHURST to the LORD MAYOR • • .
44 DOWNING-S'T'REET, NOVEMBER 24: -
" I have the satisfaction to inform your Lordship
that the Marquis of WORCESTER'hai arrived with d
. patches from the Marquis of Witi.taNcrroir, dated St.
Pe, the 15th. instant,.by which it appears that the
enemy have. bees driven from their position; . which
they had been Kritifying with great.. labour. and care
tor date months; hiving lost Fifty-one Pieces of
• 4...!annon, and near Two Thousand Prison's. The
loss on our side is Very inconsiderable.
. " I have the leinour toTbe, my Lord,
• 4. Your Lordship's most obedient servant,
. (Signed)'. BATRURST-
" To tale Rlgh Hoo..the'Lord Mayor, ace. dec. &c."
St. Pe is about eight miles from Bayonne, and

situate upon a river, which runs into the Bay of Bis-
cay at Sr. Jean 1:1$,
The, details given, by Sir C. STEFART in the Ga-
settoExtroprefinary, .published last night, were, in a
great measure anticipated by, the Bulletin with which
lt we had the felichy to present Our Readers. The
Battle of Hanau was one of the most brilliant ever
recorded in the 'annals of the world. Peace to the
manes Of the Hero who led his troops to victory on
that glorious day I

This morning a mail arrived from Gibraltar. We
are grieved to state that the Contagious Fever still
-continues its revises.

• " GIBRALTAR, OCTOBER 29.
Oa the 20th inst. His Excellency the Lieutenant.
Governor was taken ill of the contagious fever which
continues to Watt this garrison ; but we .have, now
much hippiness in stating that His Excellency; Mrs.
Campbell, and family, are all doing well. •
u The total of new eases from the 16th an the 22d
of October, both inclusive, amount to 566: the total
deaths for the same period have been 177.
OFFICERS DEAD.
64 Royal Engineen.---LeEßtellantzColonel RUDYERD,
and Mr..CHAMBX.RX.AII4 Draughtsman.

" 57th Refit.•'—Lieet. K ELLE; Ensign WALKER,
Ensign-SrutiT, Adjutant JONES. -

Paris Papers to the 22d have reached. us. The

worthless Jac( bin who presides over the destinies of
FrAnce, lit Id t Council of State, at St. Cloud, on the
9(h. Mete he del/teed the 14 troilism," of two armies
of 1000,00 mLn each—one to be formed it Turin—
and the ~ther at Bout-deans. It is amusing to bear

how this Puppet prates—he is correct, however, for
once in the Lugnage he uses—his future armies must
. indeed, be crewed. At Bourdeaus, if we mistake not,
he will have occasion for a new army ; but why
should he form au army at Turin ? Does the impu.
dent vagabond expect to wrest Italy from the Allies?
" Hir Minty" is busily occupied in changing
Ministers—we like this. • The a bad 'health"
which obliges them to retire, is now a contagious
disease—it is a sickness cf the heart, arising from
the recollection of former crimes, mixed with the
pretentiment of the untimely end which awaits these
sevolut.paary assassins ; the Regidde, parricide,
conscribing, plundering miscreants, who have succes.
sively transferred their services ftom MARATAO Ro-
AESPIERRE, and from RoBESPARIIE to BONAPARTZ,...

Hi' Senators now realise the ferocious apothegm of
VOLTAME—they rise every morning, with a Ai crick
in their necks," as their High Priest and Apostle said
of the Legitimate Sovereigns of Europe, when he
was drilling the Entycloisedisis of France to the use
a. the Guillotine.
_There is a philippic in the French Papers against

England, in which there is much truth mixed with
falsehood, It is trim, for instance, that England is
in the camps of the Allies; but it is not true, that
m Wired to France is the patriotism of Englishmen."
If lie had said, hatred of IIoNAPARTE, and his system,
was a proof of patriotism in England, then he woubi
have beet correct: but in his dying agonies, he tries
in identify himself with France. We admire his po. '
• 'icy.; but it is too late to be of any use to him—it
villain obtain chrisfian burial for his carcese I
Allis ilikirt.atAmsterdern “ The Dutch nidenal
Fll •rds have gained the esteem of all the citiarete!"
Vt.; ko„Str ihey•kaye—OttANcx BOVEN !
The Fiona funds are up. We can account for
Mx upon no tither principle, than from the secret joy
.yt 11 Abe pro:tperc of B.ON4.YAUTEPS ipepdy exQuction
)tas eivititd . among the monied men at Park The.
Outs; 4eletbOtion arc *Aim sal against him.

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