The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-05 00:00:00

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BRIU,SELS, JULY I.—Amidst the contradietory
flfritkilllS N bieb have been in circulation bore since
yest••rday, the following are those whit h seem the
uto-t certain :—Marshal Grouchy, after bis retreat
from Namur upon Givet, rallied Lis colts as well as
iow remnants Of the troops who escaped from the
bloody battle of Belle Alliance; with these foircv,
which it wo•ild be elficult j, estimate, he dirt,. lA,
his march towards Pati.s, to cover that capital.--.
i Vance Blucher, with •his ateuvionird velour,
at-
tacked-Marshal Grouchy, and comp .re!v. defeated
him. It %%as ~pot this new defeat ti.nt the two
Chambers are.s.id to have called upon several 11viin.
hers of the ancient Logiststive Boity to join them,
!and decree that L.t.is XVIII. was recalled to the
Throne of his ancestors. Upon these event. it is
added, that. Bonaparte left Paris to embark in st.me
port in the Channel, but it is not known what
route he has taken. The Duke of Wellington and
Prince Blucher were to enter Pori. to-day.
All communication with France is intercepted.
V.lonciennes is surrounded, and -will be vigorously.
bombarded if it attempts to defend itself. General
Rey is the Governor. All the Wei of Lille are
shut. Every day one single one is opened for twenty
minutes only between ten andel. wen in the forenoon,
' to let a few,persons pass whom the Governor con.
fides in.

EXTRACT 010.1 LETTER iioll PRANICTORT. iIIVE 27.
Prince Wrede has attacked the •Ft lied,' Lan.
dau ; after a very brilliant action tie e.mplete'y de.
feated them, ariatn(lTlMXTritistlities:7oit INF other
hand, Prince Schwartienlierg has comidetely rost.d
the French corps under Decovrt, npae Detatrcots, sad
has taken YO pieces of
Besancon and Befort are surrounded. Marshal
Frimont has passed the Simplon. __lt is belieyed that
the Austrian and swiss troops united must Int*e en.
tered 14otts *esterday.

II istilities have commenced on the whole line as
far as Basle. Since the arrintiii a roarierfrom the--;
army of the Upper Rhine, it. port is spread, that
the French have made an attack upon Basle,that they
have been repulsed, &Cabin-Ably city •kes7'suffered
considerably.
• The passage of Iheaussifin troops. through „ tbigi
City continues day
,itid night is itheaut ittie.criiission;,
,it will he wholly terminated on tile 2gth. rite t
beauty of the a rillery is pertictdarly admired. •.trtja '
Rus4iaii cavelry passes its "sane by Nistitioiitiw pt a "
seeding to Tirrjabeisiv to ijoin rah* army of.. arida:
Wrede. entered the French terriMagir•
with 5000 Cossack, : he is advancing directly to •
Nancy.
MENTZ, JUNE 26.—Since day-Intgak yesttirdat
the Russian troops haie been passing without inter.
ruption through this-ci,y. There trove already wised.
several pulks of C 09911( he, it) se intents of iisfautryr,
a brigade of heavy tirtil'i iy, and two brigades of
I•glit artillery, with grime hundred baggigis waggons.
The line app.(' ralicf. of tile troopa of all a rm 4 ge.
nerally admired. but abuse all the artillery, the
!wises of which might terve for the equipegerof thou
greatest noblemen.
OFFICIAi. NPArS. w
ATZ-LA-CIIAPELLE, JUNE '29..7—T10 grand head.
quartets of the Allies has been removed free?
berg to Spire, whence they are gone forward to the
French territory.
Ills Excellency General Sack, Governor-General
of the Grand Duchy of the Lower 114.iite, ha% re.
ceived a letter from General Glijesenair, dated farms
the head-quarters at St. Qttentio,',,Fene .20, in %Inch
he sends a copy of that which thit Ft Quell Deputies
addressed to Prince Blucher, to a'k him for sus_
pension of hostilities; he announces ins 'Posteript,
that the army is marching directly upon ra,is,•lttid
that it has again taken 61 fine; pieces of cannot.
His. Excellency the Governor-General has psib,
licked the letter of the French Deputies ; it is as
fotlows:--
The changes which have taken place in the goacrn.
went of France, by the abdication of the Emperor
Napoleon, accepted in the name of the French people
by their Representatives, having removed the obsta-
cles which had hindered, till this dab, the 'yelling of
a negociation calculated to prevent the evils of eae
between France and the High Allied Powers, the
undersigned Plenipotentinries have received 'full
powers for the negociation, the conclusion, and sig-
nature of all acts which may conduce to atop the
effusion of blood, and re-establish, upon a stable
foundation, the general
,peace of Earope. They
have, therefore, the honour to give this information
to his Highness the General itt Chief. Prince Blecitor,
and to beg him to enable them to repair immediately
to the head-quartets of the Allied Sovereigns, and to
confer previously with vita on the subject of a general
suspension of arms het WPM' the French and the Allied
Armies, a suspension which has been already de-
mantled by the Freud' General commanding the ea a.
guard of the Army of the North, and verbally
agreed upon between our respective out-posts. •
The Pleitipatentia ries request his Highness the
General in Chief, Prince Blocher, to accept the as.
surance of their high consideration.
Owe IfOR aC: SEBASTIAN!.
• %I-•t d• In FOR ET.
LA FAYEIT:'.
H. CONST • N r, Councillor of state.
IYARGENSON.

Llon, June 25.

COLOGNE, JUNE 30.—The army of Prince Sch wart..
zetiheig, which %vas to adval.ce to Switzerland, re-
ceived counter order, and crossed the Rhone at Man.
beim nu the 214 t. This chaise was made in con,e.
quence of the arrival of an express from Italy.
A report has also boets RprPIICI of a most bloody
battle (raving been fouAltt betaeeti tho united
(probably Austrian) and Pierturnotese aortae, under
General Frimont, and /In. French under Marshal
Suchet, in which the latter nas eitturel, defeated.
A Russian Courier, alto pasierl throwel F,nnkfort
on the 24rh, carried from the 14:m,voi or Alex sorter to
Prince Blucher the insignia of Order of St. Ann*
of the first cla%s, and a prevent of 200,00 U silver
roubles (a million of franc.).
Birussv.t.s. JULY 2.—The delay of the French Pa.
pers is atl vintner! to the mill•nry orraii.ns whicii•to.
prosecuted with unparalleled rapidity. Our armies e
in their march to Paris stop op all the roads. •• •
The town of Arras orird i:s gates on the Vit.' to ,
the Allieof who took possession of it in Um name of
Louis XVIII.

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