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

notes rinivii

PARIS. JUNE 19.

Private letters from the Grind Army mention
0000 prisoners and SO pieces of cannon, as fruits of
the battle of the 16th, without reckiming on the enor.
mous loss of the enemy in killed. The thing of one
troops against the Prussians, whose government has
been the principal instigator of this unjust war,
such, that the Emperor was obliged to order tl.e
recel to be beaten three times for the purpose of en-
joining the making of prisoners and the stopping cf
the carnage. His Majesty was to enter Brussels
day after this lorions action, in which it is said, t!is,
General in Chief, Wellington, is compromketi.
After the taking of Niontmeli.m, NI irshal Suchet
directed a part of his Cut ce tipan Geneva. The';:
account will inform ns iif tine result of
mein. The forces which we have on Vie syeci u.
Jura and the Vosges leave us without an!.
are prepared to oppose the projects of the enemy,
The accounts from Besancon speak only of the ent:.u•
siasm of the French troops, and of the desire they
have to conquer, by new victi.ii?s, Cie peace which
the Allies have brolcen. They are greatly irritated
against the Swiss, those Cant,:ais excepted who have
refused to accede to the treaty of the 2i)th of May.
When the enemy's trunks departed from France it:
1814, eight or ten pieces ot hr.ts. rfamon were *bac.
*mad and buried in the Di:partmei:t of the Aisne.by
the Prussians I and it is sttpluosek! more particularly
in the Arrondissement n.. saiut His Er-.
cellency the Mitmter ot War, brit i:Aurmed of this
circumstance, lass ma..le Lamm to tt,e is .!fect that Lc
will grant a teward of .50 francs fur every lit i pounds
of nwtal, to the persons who shalt make this diLci:•
very, and that the. reward will be paid from the cLett
of the Dlrection of Artillet y of L 4 Vert..

Articles of military armament and eril:prrsent were
distributed this d.,), the federate Pati:lans.
Six thousand Gc•insitil!., who quittei tl.e banners t•`
the coalition before the commenct.i.r_ve at liostilitits,
have been sent to Tours, .W he orgenntesiinto.“4i-
ments.

In every part of the Empire new confederations
are forming, and those already formed are o:ganiz-
ing. They are all animated with the best spirit;
they have all taken for their motto—P:lmin- Glor,,
Liberty. she Country. and Napoteop. The c.natedera.
lions of the South, of the Old Lorraines, of Alsace,
of Rouen, of Dieppe, of l'Orne, are pritcu•
larly distinguished at this moment. The acts whieir
consecrate the existence of these associations receive
the sanction of the Civil and Miiitary Authorities,
who are honoured by being *if their party. By au
Order of the Day, published at Metz the 12th of th,..
month, Lieutinant.General Baron Lanusse, Corn.
mender of the 3d Military Division, has made known
that, in consequence of the Emperor's order!, every
kind of communication with toreign countries, p It.
ticularly on the North and the East, ceases irrim s
moment. _ _

It is repeated, that a revolt has spread from ..1Y
to Genoa, against.the King of Sardinia, and :/,:
tri-coloured cockade is every where hoisted.
The Angers, Nants, and Rennes journals of Olt
15th, give no further account of the affairs of Ls
Vendee. Serena detachments of artillery and gre•
nadiers of the urban guard of Nantz, conducted on
the 19th, to near °tido% two 'pieces of cannon
destined for Ancenis.