The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-06-23 00:00:00

greater ease; 16 regiments of cavalry pursue thorn
closely, and do not allow them a moment's regptP.
Ten thousand Prussians are to pass through here in
pursuit of the enemy.

Prince William of Prussia is arrived ; he is going
to the army.

itise 18, NOON.—The battle on Friday was ter-
rible; we hare lost many men, especially our brave
Belgians; they have gained immortal glory. The
brave Scotch have lost many men ; in short, it was a
butchery without parallel.
JUNE 19.—We are saved; a most memorable sic.
tory crowned the efforts of our armies; Wellington
is just arrived; there are 40,000 horc de combat on
both sides, 250 pieces of cannon, 1-2 or 1-1,090 pri-
aoners taken from the enemy, the whore of Bona.
parte's gnard &stroyeel, Vandamtne hors de combat,
one cf Bonaparte's brothers ; in short, wears
a!! has de ourselves for joy. ' Tke brave Billow has
made a dreadful carnage with a corps of 12,000
chosen cavalry. God be praised ! Bonaparte had
promised his troops three hours pillage at Brussels.
JuNe 20, AT Noos.—The news continues to be
most honourchle for our armies. Our troops are
still in pursuit of the enemy. Never was victory
more complete, or purchased at a more terrible
pike. We are assured, that the Austrians have en.
p red Alsace. The Swiss hare joined the Confederat
tioo w ith 40,000 wen. In 'bort we breathe, for the
memota hle days of the 151 it, 161,, 17th, and 18th
of June placed us in a ►ituation which will prevent
our once more being brooghl under their terrible
G,,eerotnent. We now may hope that all will end
well, and that Europe will enjoy goon the peace sQ
much tleirecl.

13,,naparte's carriage, which the Prussian` hare
taken, will be carried to Berlin.

The Funds have experienced an advance this morn-
ing, and amnions, which opened •t rose to 9i,
Reduced 56i and 37i, at le o'clock. The report*
in circulation on 'Change are all very favourable tet
the cause of the Allies.

A letter has been received from o+tend, dated thas
2lst, stating, that the French bad lost 40,00 Q pd.!
Boners; that JEROME flowAraave and Mesa; wegq
killed, and that SMOLT had lost a leg.

Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Oilmen wet
hold at lbe Foreign Office; at the breaking up 4
which Mr. HUNTER, the King's Messenger, was
dered to kold himself in readiness for 4 tortiim
journey.
On Tuesday sight Mr. Wm", the King's Mews%
get, was sent off with dispatches to Stittgard.
The Earl of Rossr.v2t, Sir H. lota, tied Sir E.
PAcrr, are named as likely to be sent to supply th 4
loss of General Officers in the army of the Duke of
WELLINGTON. • • •
It is feared that the death of thelllllant Earl of
UXBRIDGE soon succeeded the amputation of his
right leg ; the thigh bone was splintered so, that th•
operation was obliged to be performed at a ilanger..
ous height; he received his unfortunate wound by
almost the last shot that was fired.

T.,e first battalion of Guards were ordered off to
the Netherlands yesterday morning. The Duke of
YORK made an address to them, which was receive&
with the loudest. huzzas.

The too n N ill he illuminated two nights—thil
night and to-morrow, in honour of the victory of
Waterton. The p►eparations for the illumination
commei:rod )esterclas at the Admiralty.
The Court of Common Ciuncil is summoned to
meet at Guildhall on Tuesday nes', to consider of
add resmi tig the Pal NICE REGENT on the defeat of Bo-
NA PA UTE.

The Duchess d'Angouleme French frigate, (rote
Nlaiiirogo came into Plymouth, on Timotlay last,
under the white flag.
The I.ublic taste for Theatrical Exhibitions, in
which Horses and Du s, and other fora-legtrd aid.
mils, are iotroduced upon the Stage, ix itkolY to he
highly gratified neat week at the ROYAL ('lam!
THEATRE, in n Piece announced for Monday next.
The !)..gs, if we may judge from the rehearsal, will
far surpass all their Brother Dogs who have heen
barking about the town for public applause, both io
action and sagacity.
A footpad robbery was committed on Tuesday
night last, about 10 o'clock, on the person of It
sailor, on the Essex road, between the Whalebone
and Itomford, by two men, who took from hint
Batik-notes to the amount of about 201., his hat,
and two handkerchiefs. The robbers, after ill-treat.
ing the sailor, crossed a field with their booty ; hut
by the prompt attention and perseverance of the
ilotr.street horse-patrols, who are stationed on that
road, were soon apprehended, secured, and brought
to the office, where they were examined on Thursday,
and were committed for further examination next
Monday.

Junt 22.—Sailed last evening the Beiey,
Oliver, for India, and ran mi shore on the flats of
Romney : it is hoped site will float next tide and re-
tutu to the Downs.-i-Arrived the Pioneer schooner,
with Dispatches from Ostend : they are said to be ex-
ceedingly favouratle.—Sailed the Heron sloop of
war, with a fleet of transports for Ostend, to bring
home the wounded and the prisoners.
His hlaj.-ty's ships Grampus and Cumberland
have arrived .4 Portsmouth with the East India fleet;
among them are the following
Irt Kr mariint• of Huallrr.Gt tle Hootler,Dersel'hire,
1:11) Carden, T Tins Grenville, truly
M Lilly. We'd-m(1. Wineheloeti, Stare,. En. or.
Ale,anbr, lades, Earl Sii,iicer. Tigre., Maiteslni, Fort
1id.... Lad% Cd.oo' ell. Lord Lymiloek, Nuns •rford. Orient;
Cli,trliii,e, [bated Lird Melville, mid A-ia.

CORN-EXCHANGE. JUR IL 25. —Our marker was Inn ihinly
.upplsed sviih tine W nen( .his :u ~ling. hating had no fresh/Ir'
:als since Mood •v ; lint we tilve n hitt-ratan tritei of
Any grain um-pi whit" is 1%. lower.

SMITH FIELD MARK FT.—Jamie It
•1.. %ink th, Odort, per stdse of Alb.
qeef •• • 4ft 4d to• 5% tid. i • Heat of Cottle this dnv t
outloo . 5. ID t. 6.. 01. Rom; ' 870
Veal .. 6s Oft. I. 7. 61. I Sheep ...... 7,340
Pork ... 6c. 0.1 se. 7* O. . Colon
Lunt) ....Ba. OA, to 81, 6.1. i Pip