Star.
London, England, 1815-06-24 00:00:00

THE LATEST ACCOUNTS

Yesterday evening an Aid.de.Camp of Prince
BLUCHER arrived in town, and brought letters from
the Duke of WELLiNcrow, dated Binch, June 20th,
to which place .his Grace had removed his head-
quarters, alter his visit t Brussels on the preceding
.day.—Marshal BLUCHER had then passed the Iron.
tiers and entered France, in the direction of Beau-
mont, and hopes wets entertained that he would be
able to get round the French line of retreat, and cut
off the remnant of the enemj's force. The veteran
and gallant Prussian Chief continued the pursuit most
closely, and almost hourly succeeded in cutting off
additional numbers of the vanqui shed Tyrant's troops.
Dispatches have also been received from SirCeAnLes
STEWART, Our Ambassador at Brussels dated the
20th, containing a detail of all that was lumen in
that capital of the result of the splendid Victory of
the 18th.

BOHAPANTeII retreat; o: rather tight, was of the
most disorderly description. Seven thousand of the
prisoners taken, inclading two Generals, one of them
the Commander of the 6th corps, had been brought
iota Brussels on the 20th, and more than double that
number were said to be then on the road. Thy whole
of the Sd corps, commended by VAEDAMMC, was re-
potted to have been cut off.—lt is also reported, but
not Acidly, that BONAPARTiI lost-nn arm in the
bade of the Illth, and that his brother, Jimmie and
Marshal Sonar were among the slain.
Ti* Ham. Major Piny, who brought the glorious
dhpatehes of Tuesday, was accompanied from Ostend
Captain Vienrs of the Navy. They crossed the
water is a common row.huat. and were landed at-
Broadstairs on Tuesday morning, with the Eagles
and Standards taken irom the rebels. These embleins
of victory belonged to the 45th and 104th French re-
giments: they are superbly gilt, and ornamented
with broad gold fringe. The trophy which belonged
to the 45th regiment is inscrifiedirith the words—
* daderfets• !fagots. Zilav, Fritillap4 bye. being

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' the Weis in utich theregitAliik eatiiii theiatriar ibk. ss
hirekeidualisied itself. Th• ether was a Pieseht from
the Empiels hiatittA-LoutsA to the 106th tegirnent.
One was much defaced frith Wood gird dirt, As if k
lad been struggled fur. and the Eagle wits also
broke off from the pole, as if from the cdt of a
sabre; haft it was netertheless pteserved.
This victory etceeds all former etpleits or the army,
and its glorious leader. The conduct of the tfoops
was above all incise,-and more partici arly as we are
confidently assured that the force of tt e French was
nearly I $O,OiX), while that under the Duke of Wu..
uNotost. immediately opposed to them, was only
54000. No computation from aut%ority has yet been
published of the lots on either side, -but from the re-
ports-of the Staff Officers who have arrived, that of
the British is estimated at 10,000, and' that of the
French at 80,000, killed and wounded.
The Horse Guards, it is undetstuod, Lad the ho-
nour of capturing the two Eagles. The charges of
the cavdry, particularly of the heavy brigade, con.
sisting of the Blues, Greys, &c. are represented as
one of the finest exhibitions ever presented in a field
of battle. After the first onset the French cavalry
could not be brought to stand it, ground.

b• The Greys suffered very severely ; its Colonel
(HAssuros) fell gloriously at its head, and the two
Majors ( Lientenaot•Colonelb CLARKS and Hams)
are wounded.
A letter from an Officer of the Guards, in the ad.
vanced division. dated the 20th, states that on the
19th, while its progress of following up the victory of
the 18th, they were attacked by a party of the French,
issuing from a wood, with great fury. The assailants
were received with great hrmnebs, and repulsed with
considerable loss. We regret to find it stated that
our lows in Officers is still greater than was at first
represented. Nearly the whole of those of the Scotch
Greys have, bees either killed or wounded. Of the
Life Guards, Colonel FERRISR, Captains LIND and
&vas are mentioned as killed. Lord UIRRIDGR, we
'are happy to be informed, was left doing well. His
ILady left town last night for Brussels. His Lord,
!ship k to be succeeded in the command of the ca.
valry by Lord Rossmr, wbo is to set out imtnedi-
lately, accompanied by Sir LOWRY COLS.

" DOVER, JUNE ft
es We have had no arrivals from Flanders this day:
but a French boat was seen coming over this morn.
ing from the opposite coast with a white flag, and
was sent into the Downs by one of the cruising
brigs—probably she came with officers who have de-
serted the cause of BONAPAItTL-By fishermen who
were well over on the French coast on Wednesday
and yesterday, we learn that on Wednesday the' tri-
coloured flag was flying on the steeples and many of

ibie tortes in Cakie; bog posterday (Thus
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was no ir ig of any deiettptsou to be teen—we ere
fore expect every hour to bear some intelligence from
thence.--The Nymph extra armed packer, Captain
BLAKE, sailed this tnorning for Ostend, with Mr.
HUNTER the Messenger and many passenzers. The
wind has blown strong all cl.ty from the N.W. but is
now got round to the Ea,tward, so that we expect a
vessel from Ostend in the. course of this evening."

Yesterday Order,: were issued from the LORD
CHAMBROLAIN'S Office fur the Court going into
mourning on Thursday next. on the death of the
Duke of BiIINSWICK, for two months.

The Aid-de-Camp of the late Sir WILLIAM Pow-
SANDY arrived in • town last Thursday night. The
body of the gallant General was found lying silty or
seventy yards in advance of his brigade, and be had
no fewer than seven lance wounds through the body.
AU the Duke of WELLINGTON'S Aides-de-Camp
were either killed or wounded, except Major PIRCTI
who was assisting his wounded comrades at the time
he was called upon to set off for Englsnd with the
dispatches, and left immediately with only the Clothes
he had am at the time. Soon after his arrival in
London he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-
Colonel. Yesterday he waited upon the Princess
CRARLOTTR of Wm.'s. to communicate the particu-
lars of the fall of her Royal Relative. The Earl of
Livrateooc also waited upon her Royal Highness, as
did Lord CAATLIIIINAGH. Her Royal Highness has
not left the house since. A number of distinguished
characters called yesterday to pay their respects, and
leave their names.
A Gendeman who paned through Colchester last
night, and whuleft Ostend at two o'clock on Thurs-
day, states, that 15,000 French prisoners bad been
•brought to Ostend, and 10,000 more seat to Ant-
werp ; and that MURAT and JEROME BONAPARTS fell
in the action.

Thursday the Eurydice, of 24 guns, Captain Goa-
nos, arrived at Portsmouth, from Cork, with a con-
voy, having on board two brigades of artillery for
Belgium.
, A brigade of heavy cavalry is to be placed under im-
tiediateorders for Belgi um,and severalentireregiments
of infantry, to be sent principally from Ireland; besides
the effective strength of the depots of the several
battalions already on service. 'rite whole of the
intended reinforcements will amount to 11,000 men.
The Ear; of Iteast.rt, Sir H. FAY% and Sir E. PAONT.
are named as likely to be sent to supply the lost of
General Officers.
Major WiLktor's tfoop of Horse Artillery marched
into Woolwich to.day, and to.morrow they proceed
thence to Margate, on their route to the Continent.
The exertions at Woolwich to forward ammunition
are amazing and incessant.
ILLIMINATJONS.—The Illumination last night was
very general and brilliant, but it presented no novelty.
The Government Offices were distinguished for their
splendour, and the DAMES of Wou.isorosi and But-
cunt shone aids by 644 with equal magnificence of
light. , Somerset House ephilsited a very attractive
spectacle; and hi the City, the Bali:: and Guildhall
were beautiful ani striking rbji ct..

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Arickttrehmleiv-t-:‘;-

FAST *DIA tiMbrittitt. •''
The following Country 8!;;ps
under coniny Majeryis ship C
Pnotlbexca, ORIENT, LOIAIL) LYNrucil,. •
Mks LADY CAMPREI.I4 LARD illtrotalrel rn, R
Amick, MANGUM, PhyNcrss Cafant.nilfiv, t4llo%raru.
and CitatiLorra, Irom India and Batavia.-.X10'.. AtC
GARLAND, EAGLE, VENDF, And AlOl,:Nr rttraug
511:11S1 from the Cape and Smn Fishery.

TORBAY, JUNE 22.
Bailed the PHEASANT, CAptain WALLER, on t
cruiie; and the &Ream gun brig, C ipt. SLaucturka,
last from Bermuda, for POrtsmouth.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 211
Nothing arrived nr sailed. Order, have reached
here fur the Express picket, for Serit.am. and. the
Grace packet, fcr the Mecliti:franwt, tei
N. light breezes, true weather.

SCILLY, JUNE ?0.
&the in his Nlejesty's ship PatrimeNT, Capta;n
DUFF Irom a eru:ze, and is tinder quarantine
the E.tiams cutzetirom a crnize.
JUTE 22.
S.tilel his Majesty's ships LARNE and TA on a
cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE S 3.
Arrived his Mileages ships A ncn tot aid PIONTItokr.
from America $ his Majesty's Wept Pv Lavas and
Mrsmroe from a smite. Sailed ills M y s ships
CnNT!‘sT, ASIA. and PAc"roi.t:s. Came int) llabOtir
his Majesty's ;? N.L.

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SALES I3Y AUCTION.

KENT.—A I)ESPIAIIt.T FREI.HOLID EsTATi
coniaipc•.DWFl.l ANG .1-101./ E. )14 Fl CBS, MEALIOWS,
LAMA end WOOD'. Eightv-six Acres, near, ,Brom-
ley, Clialehurst, &c. Ponce 9 Mils. from London.
By Mr ROBINS, . . •
At Garrave:,e's%Coffee-lionse, Changt alley, Cortibill, on :Wan •
N eStinv, June ..”t, 1815, at Twt4vt teCkick. in One l
APLE ASANT and COMPACT FREER LD
E$ rA.L-E, CROFTON-PLACE. situate in the l'attsh of
Orpington, a short its aver from hintnley anti Chislthurst, and
Holwood, in a beautiful and picteresqii- part of the rant ry ;
comPri•ing substantial Brick built Residence; with Offices
Coach.house, Stables, Gardens, Orchard, Farm.yard, sans;
Out-buildings, and sundry incinsures of fine Meadow, Pastore,
Arabi?, and thriving Wood Lipid surrounding the bowie, con-
taining upwards of Eighty-sit Acres; a desirable property for a
Gentleman concerned in business, being within a mile and a half
from Lock's Bottom, the high roads to London and Tunbridge,
dtc. Tie! Estate abounds with 'Pheasants and other Game.—
The House, at a small expense, may be made a most cumfottable
resi.lence. .
May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Burton, on the Premises,
r here Particulate may be had ; awl at the Ltim, Lock's BOttom ;
Pell, Bromley; ,Castle, Elthant ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick.street, Golden-watt: ; where, plans may be
seen. •

ESSEX—BETWEEN,ONGAR AND CHELMSFORD.
CAPITAL. 4REEHOLD rsTAI ES.
Upward% of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of RICH MEADOW
GLtAZLNG GROUND, ARABLE Quit WOOD LAND.
An excellent READENCE. and all requisite BLIILDINO6,
recently erected. Twenty-four Miles from Loudon.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Changes Alley, CornhiU, on
WEDUCSIIIAY, itOile es, at Twelve o'Cloek, in Four Lots.
(By Order of the EXICUTRIK, puisusnt to the WILL if the late
Pnorsts roil, •
LOT 1. TIIINGRETti HALL, valuable FREE-
'. HOLD FSTATF, situatet Blackmoor, between
Ongar, Chelmsford, and Ingatcstone, ranvorising an eligible Re-
sidence Witty erected, phoned for the Accommodation of a
Gentleman's Family, with convenient Offices, Bailiff's House,
excellent Cardin, thriving Pistitathnts, Farm-yard, Barns,
Stables, and Out-liuildings principal newly erected ; and sundry
Enclosures of capiial rich Meadow, feeding Pastures, fine arable
and Wood Land , surrounding the House ; containing upwards of
Four Hundresbaud Fifty-Ave Acres in a Ring Fence, divided by
thriving quick tenets, in excellent state of cultivation, and iu a
beautiful country—a. most eligible Propetty for a Gentleman
toad of Avicultural Penults, or for investing money.
I.or 2. 'A very Valuable FREEHOLD GRASS FARM,
comprising Six Enclosures of Rich Meadow I.atul, in a ring fence,
containing mar Fortysthree Acres, contiguous to the vilitge of
Biackinoor, adjoining the high road to logatestone.
LOT 3. A FREEHOLD ES. SATE FAN MEADE, situate at
112 y Green, adjoining the read from Illackmoor and Ingatestons
to Houk's-end, coutoiaing Six dues at axceeding rich Fatting

Land.
Lo r 4. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, COUNTER MEADE,
a Parcel of rich Meadow Lana. situate about one mile from
Blatkupoor, conta'ning IA. it. stsP.
The Estate is in possestion of the Executrix, and immediate
possession may be had.
'To be viewed by applying to the Bailiff at the Mansion, where
Particulars may ;se hail; the Bottle at Blackmoor ; George,
O&gar, Black Boy, Messrs. Mtggy and Chalk, Chelmsford;
Vhite Hart, litomtord; Mr. Wicks, King's Artie, Bretitwood;
spread Eagle, logatestone; of Mr. Wader, Solicitor, No 10,
Craven•street, Strand; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick street, Golden-squat*, where a Plan Of the Estate may

be seen.

UPPER BERKE4Y-STREET, FOREMAN-SQUARE.
Ovniiino HOUSEHOLD ?UR NITURE,PIER and C IM NEN
• GLASSES, MIRRORS, BRONZED LIGIiTS, Beautiful
INDIA TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, SHEETS, &c. a
Capital large CABINET of choi‘e India Wood ; a Fine
Set of PRIN I 8, ORMWS VIEWS to INDIA; SIDEBOARD,
CABINET ARTICLES of various descriptions, sad other
Effects,
TO BE SOI D BY AUCTION.
,•$ M.. sto DINS, , •
On tbepretaises,filis.7s;;lpper Ferkeloy-wieet, Portman square,
on Intrustiar. eat h ltlne, 18! 5, at I I o'Clo:k,
THE Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD.
11l it NI rvia, brilliant Piat aof Glase,, Mirrors, Bronzed.
-Lights, beautiful• India lAnen„ din fly of the nirel-eye Pattern,
consisting of upwards. of Sevet ty 'Fable-cloths. some of very '
large dimensions; Twenty dozen of Napkins, about Forty pair
of Sheets, a quantity of I.ong Cloth, a capital Pedestal Side.
board, whit several Cellarets, Dining Tables, lire.
The Property Of a OENTLIIM AN, returned to India.
The Furniture consist* of handsome Four-post Bedsteads,
with Mahogany carved Pillar', with Chints Cotton Furniture,
and French Draperies, trimmed with Parisian Fringe ; Tent
Bedsteads, with Cotton Furnitures ; prime seasoned Feather=
Beds and Beehiing, of various descriptioo ; excellent Cabinet-
ankles in Wardrobes • ' Chests or Drawers, Sofa, Card, Pem-
broke, other 'Fables, in Rosewood 'arid Mahogany • kand.
some Drawing-room und Eating Parlour Curtains in ,'Cisints,
Cortes, and Moreene, with French Draperies ; Sofa and Japaned
Chairs ; Eating Parlour Chairs ; Brussels,- *Kiddermihrer, and
Turkey Carpets ; a few Kitcbenßequisites, and other Effects.
To be viewed on Wednesday preceding the Sale. Catalogues,
at is. each, may be bad on the Premises; and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden-sgoare.
N. B. The Lease of the Premises to be disposed of, with Im-
mediate Possession.

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DERBY.
CAPITAL WORSTED AND COTTON MILLS,
ILIOIBLE CORN MILLS, WAREHOUSES, DWELLING-
HOUSES, COTTAGIS, &e. 014.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the King's Head, Derby, on Finer, June 30, ISIS, at
Twelve o'Clock, in Two hat
LOT I.THE very Valuable and highly Improvable
I. LEASEHOLD VTATES, situate at the North.
West End of Derby, by the Road to Manchester :—Coinprising
those spacious and must desirable Premises, well known as the
MARS.SATON WORSTED MILLS, is substantial Brick.
Building, with a capital Head of Water, of a !lower surr tei ENT
Pea ANT PUMPOSZ; contaiilieg the Water Wheel', the Lower
Mill Room, and three Stories of . Spinnin., Rooms over • attach- 1
e;, a Yarn lt num, Countiog•Huuse, and Room adjoining, and
three Stories over, wpb Yarn. Card, and Reeling Rooms. A I
, Thlilding adpaming.ootitains a F.couring ROom, a Smith's blop,l
linnets' Rooms over; detached, a Cirri's DvrelUng-Housc • on 1
the opposite side, a Drying. Room, Combing-Shop, and 1.04; a
Garden • a large Yard, shut In by Folding Gates; an Oil.tiouse,,
Cart Stied, the scrum of Water, and the MW Meadow, and!
a IVlcasinw adjoining, containing in the wbole_about Five Atm,'
awes axealkat Cottages, Ste.
The Woe-ted Mills are now in fu.',l employ with 400 Spindles,
and each turns Out twelveyxrds in a minute, with Machinery in
proportion, the superiority of witilak, above miters, requires only
so be known. Tha•Machinery for Cotton Works contain Seven
Hundred and Fitty.dx spindks, with other machinery, which,
at a small expense, may be fixed for working, and turned to con-
slderable additional advantage, as there ie always a plentiful
supply of excellent Water.
The Horizontal Shaft and Wheels, Ant the different MOlL-
very belonging to the Mills,.to be taken by the Purcbaser at;
V 'nation, au inventory of which snag be seen on the PTSMISIII,
*id at Mr. Robins's.
Lot IL The LOWER MII.LS, adjoining tbeTown of Derby,;
short distance from Lot t, lately used as Corn Mills (but the
Wail's have been estnoved), standing on a capital Head of Wa-
ter, and capable of commanding a large stroke of Business in
Ussudiat Corn, or as a Manufactory ; the Mill Room and eal..
pitsl Water Wheel, wo Stories of Rooms over • with Oat-
-0441‘1111% Washing rl, and Combing-shops, atc.-La neat de-
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e in ITACIi, with Garden, Yard, &c. and
:ac...
.., extat Cottages, two capital Meadows, the whole
A has lately been erected with Stone, in a very
..JON/WM and el gem utility fa the Mills.
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A . SDI t'OistAage, Macclesfield; White Lie
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irtgiti . ; ijad 4 Mr. Robin", Wespos-3-
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