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s the objettle of ;theixe-seegeinee. Tb
former they regard as the au' thoni of all their . mist- . ~ ...._
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vies, from the constant attempts made by this country tirtilit romitt oir.iiti tt ATE. Sit AN.
to stir up other nations white France; and time per- tally-if f could (18.64. were that's, J have endea-
ceive the Officers are marked out as peculiar objects ioered•tea do, In thig Most Unfit! crfste of hintion so-
of vengeance, as the instigators, under their Go- Citify,. I would not be new ellossinviyeelf philoso-
vernment, of the war. The condect .of the Prus- phis pursuits ; but ihtiald thitak, no ealdy to the
sians iu their entry into France, and the subsequent observatien end conduct o? C;citto, that at. such a
encroachments which they have made, have been the .. E 1
'lime. prectical duties tow Are f,ee- country tyul man-
occasion of the more than usual degree of national ha- kind are to be exercised; to the omission of the most
tred shown to them. It would appear that the
illterisiiitg 'vett:tritium.
Duke of WET.LINGTOO W4S deprived of the use of a , ..
Bet as it is; whet.' -than tarn' rey.thotigiits to a
chief arm of his strength, his cavalry, from his being I' Weirliell'i'dit to • this, that we have just receivedlerae,o,;rh. i cannot p.. 14. ,ent ,11 et•adertiit-eq express
unable to bring his opponents to art on the plain, in the Ghent, called the Journal Universel, of .. - • -, . . ... itself :,
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my &mist-twat evit-in it
to its tennenclea, I
the neighbourhood of which the chief engagement .the 17th, (the devoted Courier of Louts XVIII.)• • elver te_; . 1 • the v IOU .e. Rowe cibeeriiiiens -;on piesetit Soier
took place—the plain of Fleurus, so famous in hie. bet it does .trot bring a syllable of news, not even a sndi. - , ,
. " . .•• ' ' tory, and the scene of one of France's most M ;I. report, from the armies. • • . • ,e
liant triumphs. The French appear to have obtain- ,
ene
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• . I waietodeced to limit frifthhereflailemint that
eil 08400 Possession of this, and kept the field of
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.66 een, ferMesi by
By recent accounts from Sutherlandshire, it NO. 1 the-O ligui. tie 2151 was to
positienssit pears that the emigration.: to North America are very .IPot no* be theSerls''vihr:Eltqler.il(A iPPeired in
battle near woods and hills, 'from which
considerable indeed. Three hundred families and one jet.'041)01441 PePerK * '',. •
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was next to impossible to'drive them. The Massa', ;
upwards go this season from the districts of. Fir and • tice'ti kiwi of those which I abeeevevi riiiir..
Dutch, and Belgians, are said to have behaved well,' Bdrachilles to Picton, under the agency of a man* d , • '.. •
. ay afternoon, et a quarter before three feCloi.k ON though the latter were strongly solicited by the , named Logan.
We have the pleasure to state that DON Ar.viso '11'1.4 thtliun' 48 degree, !wetly) is eery different. •
Fretich, in the middle of the engagement, to rejoin '
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Ftokis DE Erasers, known in the political world • er'...ele----e•
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the standard of their former Ruler. The conduct of
by his writings, condemned to death by the decree di Three hwitjl ifislreiali:' flit, 5. AP', liMti of 'the .Stuit
the Prussians seems to be involved in some degree of
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, Feeeteemo, is safe, and now in London. ~ t torso very nisett in
,equiliiteral triangle., One much
doubt. A Correspondent, who went out from Bruit- :
Deputy M %IMO, representative of Vera Crest Jn • • • • • ... •
, L.
the Spanish Papers
mention
was
pardoned
...14_,tter.,•-anci, probably,, compoortd, it olantet one and a
ells-to be an•eye.witness of the coolest, says, in my Cortes,
notice of the instances of valour which he saw dis- by FERMIUM:I on the day of his Saint, but the IfeCt‘-•!""•7'"
I theledistenteironseieh Other, nearly perpendi-
plaYed,"'" as to the Prussians, all J can say is, that is he ; aid 10,000 dollars for his release.-4----the etas,' ft, theiitist ihre%terii.." this early 'he Minot two.
they were gallantly supported." This we can believe Marshal of Castile has also received his enlarg. ihrtalserc"ateithaotheenrih. r. • •• •
1 lie other one:third nearly
of
mete oil paying 4000 dollars, so that Gonpir's syse• 'quit to each othe4 and abront half the eliametel•
--by the British, particularly by those regiments of
. tem is completely revived. Every thing is turnetrinto the fourth. I knoll 'hat Solar Sieos.haie been oh-
Scotch •Hightandere who' have been the first at the money.
point of honour, and have covered themselves Kith ' 'Ms is the are of O'rd'ers t King Feet" 4NO •evet yeti to change then •cbrifigotsttri-rts very rapidly.;
' I glory in every age and in, every clime, and have VII. has estiblleted a new one, called 0 hot ih 214 years, since they ssei first discovered,.l American'
too often perished on the field where (twit ta•Li, . Order of !rubella the Queen under whom doLusteus • believe there is no institice of Nit •fermittg A cum.
vela were reaped.--The French soldiers are 'mitt. his discoveries of the New ‘Vnrld.• This Order plea •oottine, with a double masker-al notation. I
the Independence 'ate of
is to h. cnnferred on Spaniards. and 'Americans who should require strong evidence, indeed- to convince
known to be extremely , expert at ti.olliliett the may deniag„;,,i, themselves „taitist r s
• ' •bayunet—they use it with the desterist of -a ~,;e .: : L
... .-1)4111101.• America. Goeuxecue, au old emissary 1 ---.- the fact.
feticingtnaster,' and' When thiS' comes •-tii.'le oiled, ,'''Or Bum se t RTE, and !emote %sm., the' de. f : I know that one form is as -easy to Omnipotence
they can only be matched by the intrepid; aedine .stroyeesof the Spanish Constitution; have already re- : as another; but Omniscience has oat hitherto seen
the Greed Cross, awl they are both !wives of 'fit to exhibit literal or numeral .signatares to us in less skilful Briton. But the number of 'the letter: wired
hem', seig..l. America I
..The first, after being defeated
enos Ayres in Peru, lately came over by the ,
description of • troops appear not to have his.realm.' In the vast variety of arrangement of
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dent to cope with the overwhelming massea of their .army'.. of the, stare, telescopic included, I know not of any
-opens, and the second was Member of the first'lle. • i • '
opponents ; and they,' with the rest of mir;,bVdevel-le„cy. - I very close and exact resemblanCes of this kind ; and
countrymen, with whom, whatever we thitile Lf the Cone-Excitexne, JUNE 21.—Having. no fresh ,it is nearly the same% plents, animals, and minerals.
causes and objects of the war, we cannot hut sym. arrivals of any description this morning, and but. Some of the simpler characters, though very rarely,
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patlii,e and rejoice as there is occasion, seem te have
'few buyers of any grain at market, sales of all were . occur: but although there ere Agaves wonderfully
exceedingly head
suffered dreadfully in the encounter. ;It is pricesvy,•en nominallythe same . regular„beautiful, and complex In the various argue
on Monday.
SUDDEN DrtlV. :—On the 14th inst., at Bath,
stated that every third man of the -British we ' niiations.presented to our view, they have tittle re.
struck, that is to say, either killed or in some way or SOPHIA Patteeer„ aged 36 years, a fashionable straw- semblance to our written signs. • Perhaps there We
other wounded. We trust that this is an exaggeratedl 'worker and fancy milliner, three hours after eating moral and metaphysical reason why this should be
statement, for we believe (here are !puny exaggerated . cucumbers, raised by copper-sheet reflectors, and se- so, pot very • obscure. If Providence placed letters
accounts in circulation i!Nand wife of Jonw ALPittn PARNELL' the Gothic
laut etrliets.ote. cpessider that and figures,before our eyes, it would suggest Iheideit
• et. 6.4,1 I Traveller, and noted walking visitor to all the Gothic
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1- the enemy had more then 1-30,0C0...1tten
- .11""e "v"' Cathedrals in Erich nd. w Dietne' writing to boandeeetemd and interpteted
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like our human writing; and it:will not he supposed
when we know that it is moth ...osier for him -to
It le said, that the, grant by Purliament of 20.0001.
make an laspressteti on theilneere*Opird by the Abe **.
... repair' end itfilirove the read from the capitals by that the ordinary coarse denture is thus administered.
lies, Utah the latter to deathly that of ,the French, l Shrewsbury to 'Holyhead, is to be speedily followed Should it ever occur, it ssoolttbe difficult to regard.
which both by nature and art is much stronger, well)). the establishment of another mail-coach, whose it as other than miraculous; of which but two in.
cannot *ender at, or ettogether disbelieve-ate repine*
bags of letters tying confined to the correspondence stances are authoritatively given. It generally cone
esf the disasters which we beer. It is believed , •
.ev between London and Dwblin, would not involve it in
corns science, and none more limn astronomy, to
• • - delays, to which the present Coach is liable, at some
some, that the loss on both sides in the verities eb- of the post-offices, perticularly Shrewsbury. It will, have the fact, as accurately as may be, as they pre.
gagements of which we have accounts, cannot , therefore, be enabled to perform its journey in 36 sent themselves in nature..
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amount to less then twenty thousand. Fridaym hoore, Instead of ad
Saturday are both said to have been passed ght-- • " Jel'uf AND M 'ii am, yours, sincerely,
in fi
AG:li Cli.tarA.—Although the Tro.ton-lrali, lone 18, 1815.. . • CA PIM LOFFT.
table. may be fairly Raid to have c' groaned with the . •
ing, and a still more serious dispute of the prize of
of . , ,
eigi!t the feast prepared at Arundel Castle, for . P. S.- Large ee one of these'6l3^te is. it seems
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victory, was expected to take piece on Sunday.- the illustrious Visitants, who met to celebrate the about one-thiriy.second only of the sun's diameter.
Rumour goes so far as 10 say, a combetliad actually event which gave to treilith:nen the-grand Charter To be tolerably clear, with any.cosswoon power, such
taken place on that day ; but this .we apprehend is' for securing their liberties ; yet, we doubt if the a configuration as 28 ought •to be one-twentieth, De
not true; frm we see it announced that M. iFe ta- Noble Host presented a richer Bill of Fare, than, that one minute and a half in height ; and on that snppo.
furnished by the Lottery Contractors, for-the Feast
GERALD, Pm. Knight of Kerry, and the lion,sk of the 8 would be 40,000 miles
ims 'each loop
of Fortune, at Cooper's.hall, on the loth July—it• • • .
JAMES BUTLER, arrived last night from Brussels,
contains Dishes of. 840,000, 230,000, P 20.0004 •
nearly in length.
which they -left 'on Snowlati• and we may presume, &c, gm with the inviting Mint .Sauce, of 12,0X1 ' I most sincerely rejoice in yotir* liberation ;land
that if any great *fhb had taken place on that day. Guineas in Gold!! . . . • ••• ... I* hope that the time will come, when, instead of war
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these Gentlemen would have brought intelligence Of
end its auiiliaries, error and delusion, science, Mer-
it ; but vie feel a disinclination to notice all the ru-
ty, and peace; will be the theme of periodical Papers
moors that continue to supply the place of authentic
in Seneca!, as they have been faithfully of ennie,-
itittilligence—NlUßAT seems to be :with NAPOLEON
There may have been do iiilfat deceptien.in this in.
in the North. Ile was most active in the charge of
stance, bee error, I.tifink, theft! is
,aliuedent regatta
the emealry. It is the brother„ot Marshal BERTRAND
IO SAIPpOte. ..e
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Who is sold to have been taken prisoner. We hear' ••
that Lord Cesmcn exeu, in the lobby of the House of
Commenstast night, stilted to some anxious enquirers,
that Gen. PACK had not THN'll killed, and there we

clations,Wheti coped with the,chiracter of! .prc•
sent events, sod his altered-tone Of despondence; mutt
rover•the aith ridicule, ind ebtiin Vsrr him as
large a. portion of tontempt is the.rest of the ipstro-
Sesks of deception are preparing for tbetiselvei„.,aurt
apprer imbitioui to ilb6itt.' , • •
• • 'But these are ottierts unworthy of. Mention among
the fasteresting topics to. Which attention is oom,
dire;tede AO it is onlrbeeaisse events are :made to
take :a Nam chaheter 'from the medium through
which they arobeheld by many, that ire make this
incidental 'ilbservatioii.

• ON SOLAR sPors.

TORBAY. Jutre!lo.—Yesterday after pat flame
in his Majesty ship Rhin, and .landed a Gentleman.
from his Majesty's ship Penguin, with dispatches.—d
Sailed his Majesty's ship Hope, nn a cruim•
• MARGATE, Jutsz 20.-The Princesi of fra je-ib..4
kenitt, and Nancy, packets, gave ail ail:ire& thii
morning from °steal They state a variety of re-
pOrts to be current there, the chief. tenor of which
appears to be that there has been a very severe ac-
tion in the neighbourhood of Wessels, in which tee
made General Vanciamme, and -1400 of the French.
Army, prisbners4' Souse of our Regiments Are said.;
to be .cut up most severely : amongst those named.
are the 44th, 92d,, ind.the Scotch Greys: t. - ' • ';ii

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• . N.dritt. 'NTH LLI6 ENGE.

DEAL, JuNEIO:--Arrived the Lyveret
war,. and Nymph packet, wall jityptches
ancei. from. Osteotl.-r;.irrivetr.the heron
war from Portsmouth.—Sailetti u fleet
hoond to the westward.
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reason to believe the= stitemeets of other British
Officers, said to have fallen, were-on leee erroileous.
The death of the Duke of .I.lnvoswrci., however,4.
eppeats to have been ascertained beyond
; doubt. But, if Lord CAITiERI46II iliChs
quillizing information in his possession, how is • -----
ANOTHER ROBBER SHOT. •
it that we yet. have no Bolletin—no Issue foie On the night of Thursday hst, the fan-light over
Offiee of any kind, 'except the publication said to the shop-door of Mr: C6.0.'104,1 linen.draper, of
• have come from the War Dep.rtment, on, the very 41. Ciaik's-place, Islington, was brokenrand a vain-
respectable.and undoubted testimony of an Ostend able.sitit shawl
,stolen. Mr. C. observed• the most
profound silence of the robbe'ry, cot even commuish
boot-master The Officer with the Dispatches, con.
catiowit to any of his friends; but with a vigilante
i taming the full details, has not yet arrived—this is that cannot be too highly commended, he commenced
the answer to all -enquiries; and though the die.. nightly watching's; in company with his shopman
•.covert' of an extraordinary facility of communics- and another. This morning, at half-past two o'clock,
than subsisting between Ostend and Colchester, which he had the satisfaction' of dealing out justice to the
has lately been made, promises great advantage to daring breeder. At the time mentioned they heard a
trifling noise, as of a person making an attempt to
the public Service, and the distance between the seat
reach the fau.lig,ht by. means of the railing of the next
of liar and this country Is, unita.lo9,•^o -verY• house, and almnst immediately afterwards perceived
greet, it seems (here are some. insuperable awl yet.. the face of a roan, when-the shupman levelird his.
to.be.discovered obstacles in the way of coot:, gun and discharged, its bootents, consisting of a
municating with Generals, and we hate yet ,charge and a.half of small shot, the whole- of which
or nearly so, must have entered the robber's face, as
some hours to reign in our anxiety and curiosity::
the shot *took a complete direction through the
We could wish to have grounds for kuoaaing bite the
pane of the faii.ligist that had been made on
the Morning Poe and courier over•the 44 glories%
t. leetthursday night : the blood, of which there are
victory ;" but what we hare-Yet teen of the detail's rprofuse quantities' has been traced from the shop.
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„tbOugh they do not.con_firm the Statement that 130. door to chapman-itreet, in the back road, a die.
time, of at least a quarter of t mile, from thence the
ICAPARTE had idealised to Brussels, end may be far
ded a cross liet
more fatourable than these we have in the nrulseti. Tbilher must. have
procee
White Conduit.honse, yid thus hMl*the. 1(W .i
ll fileo
Gtizetet, rather induces us tip speatwn the -subject 'on pursuit. in his alarm he left behind him a lan
with the newly-assumed sojderittion of the Times, • stick, white hook fastened at thevod, the iestrionsi
whine vaunting predicdises sad outogeees tiffitts. bi which be effected his daredestens.

RAMICAI* Ain* "1411,11. i.
Wt'arigee, sttli O-suspects witlt.treeps,.
HAnwtot, Joits fo.—Arrired the
Orange packet,
,witti a Mail from Holly
Henry .Freeling paeket, *ith a Mail
burgh.
POBT63IOIITH, Junt 110.—Ariived
ship Lightning, fermi Cork; his Ma.
Harriet and Bib-rata, .freers a croise.,
Majesty's ships Sparrogihonsk ,ansl Tyne,
having. in charge the • Providence, for
denCe.—Arriveil the AMionand Europe
-with troops', from ColkAti.came into her'
jetty.'4 ship banyan.
I'Lynowru, J wan e, in.
brig of war, from Ia Vender, IT it h
olficers.—Passed up Cheritirl. the' aetty,
deaua for ()tensest; heloodieg; to the tat
Sailed his Majesty's shiriepeouns and 11,
aruize.: .
FAtstssott, Jura 11kee•8ail•41 the got
Coronae, and Sandcich dfttO, fbr Janisi
r`F* o'Cr.oca,.
peckri. is arrived from Lisbon if eight
elsrs.--The Fox packet isjost pat hack,
dentamd the qaeriv*h racket also.

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, science, liber-
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lly of some.—
tiers in this in-
iuudant reason
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verd sloop of
:hes of import-
eron sloop of
t of outward..
'Majesty's ship
s, for Ostend.
he Prince of 1
llind ; and the •./
it from Ram.
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his Majesty's
lajesty's ships
ie.-I-Sailed his
or, the former
• New Provi.
see transports,
trbour his Ms-
the Cephalus
'two French
y; from Boor.
latter
Harrier, on is
Ps packet, for
isica.'
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