The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-21 00:00:00

A Flanders Mail, bringing Brussel, an ! Fraokr,, ,
Papers to the dates below, 'raved this forenoe,. _
Though Lows is restored to the " throne of his ..,t.
cesturs," the proceedings of his friend, th it'lie:,
palitical and mi {tory, semi id us of their conduct
iu the )par 1793, when they met nt Autwery,
and determined upon the partition .I.France. Will
the same couduct be attended a ith l'iti •ame re,ult,
the unlou of all piglet In France in defence of the
coo is try I
1 , Bacscus, .111.. s 17.—Tlie 6th corps of the Pr Is:
slits srmy, under Gen. Taueiseien, is in full (m. 0.,
to proceed to France; the first columu is expected s
Namur on the 19th, and will he followed by nap
others, which are to pass through this (it), or the
neighbourhood, to go to their destination IL,
heavy Prussian artillery is on the war to Dillon., is
order to go *Oust Philipperille and NloziorPs, *hick
will be vi.torously attacked if they refuse to wren.
der. Al Namur Dutch troop, are expected to form
the garrison.
The Prussian troops have taken possession of Mau-
beuge, of which they now form the worrkort.
The }were, end National Coards, who were is
the place at the lime of its surrender, have been dis.
solved; they all return with joy to their homes.
It is affirmed that Gen. key, the Governor of
i Valenciennes, has offered to capitulate; but that he
, proposed terms which have been refused ; one was,
that four covered wsggens shots d be permitted to
leave the place without being examined.
NANCY, Jur.y 8.-.-Colonel Cauca Orloff set out
to-day with two regiments to clear the woods of the
Voles of the partizans who take refuge there.--
Three Chiefs of the-e bands, Price, Viriot, and
Wolf, make war upon the equipages and couriers....
General Sabanejiff is expected very soon with
30,000 MPH to corer the rear, and secure fhb corn.
monications of the Grand Army. LiguteiGenital
Essen will he charged with the blockade of Metz.
TURIN, JUNE 29.—Prince Stahremberg, the Aug.
triats Envoy Extraoldinary to our Court, presented
his credentials on the 2311.
The day before yesterday his Majesty signed a
Decree, ordering all the French, who have come to
this kingdom since the year 1792, to quit it in the
space of 20 days from the date of this Edict ; except
such as inhabit the kingdom by the King's consent,
or have obtained permissi .11 from the Eirretary of
State for the Home. Department.
BRUPRLS, JULY 17.—8 y the capitulation granted
to the garrison of Matthew, the fortressis delivered
to the Prussian troops, as ri the French 'garrison is
at liberty to join the army behind the 'Loire, or the
soldiers may return borne. There were only 150
regular troop., whn kaPD titri, .arms, the Natirreat
Guards deposit theirs at the ars,nal. The conch.
lions are all very honourable for the garrison.
i
BERM, Jur.r 7.
I ORDER OF 111 E DAY.
I
" The incursions of the French troops into our
territory, the pillage of several villages on the
frontiers which they have committed, their repeated
provocations and attacks of our posts, have rentE.red
an advance of our troops necejsary to dais, the
armed bands from their lurking places, and to se.
I
cure our frontiers.
" At the same lime several French frontier dig.
trids have sent Deputies to request that Swiss troops
might occupy them, in order to protect them tgasn t
the evils with which they are threatened by the s at.
tered remains of dispersed troops, and by the Free
Corps, both by fruitless resistance and the ex.
cesses which they themselves commit.
" The Swiss troops have, therefore, entered the
Fren.h territory : they have the enviable distincti a
to defend their own country upon foreign ground,
i and to protect peaceable inhabitant', with whom they
; have been from ancient times on a footing of friend-
shii).
" The Swiss troops will conduct themselves in
France as the friends of the isshahitant... Every
excess, every requisition, is strictly prohibited.
" The support of the troops will be provided for
by the care of the Commander-in-Chief alone,
through the proper Authorities. Every violation of
di,cipline will be punished by the Ar Hes of War,
which, while the troops are upon foreign ground,
shall be read et least twice a week.
" Soldiers! I am content with your conduct and
zeal. Continue, by your courage in danger, and by
your good conduct towards the defenceless inhabi-
tants, who receive you as friends, to show yourselves
worthy of the Swiss name.
" 6 Titus you will fulfil your destination, will do
honour to your country, acquire the consciousness
of having faithfully discharged your duty, and fulfil
the engagements which your country has contracted
towards the High Allied Powers.
" Given at the head-quarters, at Berne, July
• " 5, 1515.

" BAUMANN,
" General•in-Chief of the Tro-ps of the Coofetlrration."

CARVItUIIE, JULY 11.—A Russian courier, who
passed through Mannheim yesterday evening, statei,
that there was on the 7th, a gliverP battle between
Prince Wrede and Soolt, in the country boor"
Chalons and Nancy, in whirls th. Fr-nell were ts.
•ally defeat, it, and Prince 11.r..(1,. advanced towards
Melun. The loss on both sides is stated at 1-1,0
men.

Haman, itYLv 1 L—We jnst learn from Ful:13•
ii4l in a few flays —Jo %%01 be take* at tbal
Principality tor die ut Piaui&