Star.
London, England, 1815-07-18 00:00:00

to stlitincier to tog, bat 'not to tilt •
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Allies.
„Arno 16XTRAORDINARit Ov SAlintiWit sionNivet:
Tie Emperor Alexander and tilt Duke of Wel'
coo went yesterday h)ornint to Me the icing.
are assured that Marshal Stie.hei has given
to the King of the submission of his corps

d'onee'
The King received lelintdaY ssll the Staff °Meeks
• Allied troops.
are assured that the Duke of Basun°, and se-
adherents of Bonaparte, quit France instantly.
army of 60,000 men entered Troyes the 12th
living at its head the Hereditary Prince of

PARIS, JULY IS.
letter from Rochelle of the 10th July, contains
Towing :
Nvoleon Bonaparte embarked last Saturday at
)'clock in the afternoon, at Tourag, a little •il.
on the coast between Rochelle and Rochefoi-to

eased over to the Isle &Ai; where he embarked
board a frigate, Which is still-in the roads of that
Id. The winds are not favourable foe his ddpar-
The persons of his suite have embarked with

prospectus published hi the Oracle a f Ereugle
tontins curious aetailf On the priejettille of Bode --
4 taken at Charleroi, June 18, IRIS, a work
rich is published in numbers, the first nushbet OE'
,hick is already in circulation.
One of our Officers (say the Editors) U. Van
Aeu, taken prisoner 17th June, and conducted
Charleroi, was there forgotten by the French, when
their rout at the battle of La Belle Alliance. He
advantage of the moment, declared himself
;ernes of the town, and by means of several
men in the town, whom he rallied, he stopped
iliage of the ammunition waggons and carriages,
,laced-in safety one doken cannons, and several
objects of seizure. '
A portfolio which he sent to Brussels was found
'long to Baron Fain, first Secretary of the Cabinet
13oaaparte. All the papers which it contains are
very recent date, and as they throw a great light
state of the intetior of France, our Government
Jought proper to publish them.
We believe that curiosity will be greedy excited
. reports of the °Sleets of Ordonnance, sent
the departments of the South to observe the pre-
, of the armament and of the public zeal ; by the
‘eports of the Prefect of the Police, remarkable in so
as concerns the Chamber of Representatives
plated under the inspection of this Agent ; in fine,

;le letters of Bonaparte to several Ministers and
Generals since the 11th June, the day before his dr
panure from Paris, to the lsth, the day of his me'
Me defeat.
The Portfolio of Bonaparte is *limn to excite
Ithhe curiosity: it will perhaps serve to unmask
,evnaltanisaannf the. Tyrant of. Franeei-ond in
cue its publication will produce an excellent
(at"

On the 13th, at six in the evening, the allied troops
were to eater Orleans. The French army passed the
Loire, and was almost entirely on the kit bank of

river.

The Civil and Military Authorities of Dieppe,
uishiag to second the impatience of the inhabitants,
not wait the official account of the King's entry
Pais to wave the white flag on all the edifices
that town.
At Caen, M. the General Boisserolles, who com.
'lands the garrison of the Castle, has, since the lOthe
aisted the royal colours, and has restored to the Na..
zonal Guard the post of honour and the canons.
Oa the 9th there was a column of Austrian troops
Lans-le•Saulnier.
General Gully was on the 7th at Nimes: he there
iblished a Proclamation. in which the following
ssages were resharked
COUNTRYMIN WIC! !mimeo heard by this Wrathy
at o 1 Montpelier. This town, for ao instant led astray, has
tsposed t. atl the wisfertimes whkh this disorder could bring
iissi! doss all to mar don kis hasys,V
The inhabitaats of all parties, of all opinions, have highly
Tressed their peal& to se, anti I left this great and populous
a is the gotta edis.
Twenty-four boars after the publication of this present Pro•
sriat;on,l shall stimuli every where, where there shall be meet-
gs, and shall tree as hostile all that shall be apposed to no."
Private letters from Montpellier give the most
lirtieg accounts of the iniffesiosa which are men-
'fled in this Proclamation, and of the terrifying
rags by which tranquillity was thug retestabliehedi
to hope which we still preserve, that there is some
Aggeration contained in these sad details. binders
from publishing them.
A letter from Mesta,' dated June the Mho slips,
' The discipline of the Allied Armies is so good,
at no excesses have hitherto been committed in the
'nth territory. Many fortresses are said to have
.isted the white flag, and the garrisons want now to
• considered as Royalists and friends : but the great
70rit proceeds in its steady course. The Allied Ar•
its advance in one line upon Paris, and so extremely
luitunate is the French nation, that it now, with..
It a government, with party rage and rebellion in
'he interior, has .nothing to oppose to the hosts of
r ernies that pour in on every side, except unlimited
binisiien. In Paris snot probably will be decided
t fate of the great nation sow become so little ; and
!)ie extraordinary things are never done but met,
114 victorious monarchs will doubtless now more
dttlr take to heart tie interest of ether nations, and

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notice to chi
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of the Allied
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Au army
lily, living
Austria.
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the following
sr gip°ln
four o'clock i
!Age on the
Tie prised ovi
on board a
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him."
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tootling CliT
parte, taker
which is pu
which is alre
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to Charleroi,
on their row
took advant
Cosernos
:armed men i
the pillage o
and placed-I
ether objects
tt A pouf
to belong to
of Boasparte
of a very rec
:n the state
!us thought
t, We beli
by the repor
into the depi
(tress of the
reports of tb
far as cone
placed uncle
by tit letter
Generals sic
nature Iron
morsble def
"The Pc
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nasal Isat
this case ii
effect."
On the 1
17Cfe to ens
Loire, and
that river.
The Civ
wishing to
did not wa
•ato Paris
J that trey
At Cate
sands the
aisted the
onal Gua
Oa the
Lans•le
General
sbrished
rassages
COUNT
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