The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-03 00:00:00

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VERN9R,
" Head-quarters, at tiarrellesoserufeashoe,
June 11, 11.14. •
" SlR,—i inform you by this letter, Op thi fora'
tress of Awesoes fell into our power this-morning, end
that the garrison Ire prisoners of tsar: they will bta•
conveyed to Juliers. ft were to be wished that
some troops could be detached to ,relieve the escort
on the road. As for the prisogersi, the officers ass
to-be conducted to Wesel, and strictly guartlettlyits
the citadel ; the soldiers fire destined for Cofoithet
that they may be employed in working on the forth.,
4cetiotts. All are to be treated with necessary
sereiity.
BLUCtilltß."

1
BRUILSELS, JUNE 28.—be Qiisney, a little place
of considerable strength in the department of the
North, which was taken by the Austrians in 17931
lis now vigorously bombarded by the Allied troops.
I The garrison of Avesnes arrived at Liege the day
before yesteldly ; it was composed of 219 coficers cud
about 400 soldiers, mostly Natimal Guards, net
yet equipped, and of a most uuniiiitary appearance.
The surrender of Avesnes was accelerated by an
event of a fatal stature to the people of that little
town. A bomb fell on a powder magazine, and
. caused an explosion, in consequence of which 400 in-
' habitants and soldiers lost their lives. It is stated
to-day that Carniiray has opened its gates to the
King of France.
Three-waggons loaded with cuirasses belonging tel
the French cavalry, and which have been collected is
the field of battle, have beers brought in here. They
will he repaired, and will serve in the sequel to area
oar heavy cavalry.
l'be Cent Snisses, coming from Basle Itilb re.
crake, arrived yesterday in this city: they are gone
today to join.his Majesty the King of France.
Joss 26.—0 n the tl.d, the army of the King of
France, having the Comte d' Artois arid the Duke tie
' Berri at its lietd, passed through Ath. It is march.
log on Mons.
We have certain information of the inhabitants of
Lisle having risen against the Government of Bona-
parte, and that •they went only q.tieted by a solemn
promise on the part of the Authorities that the gates
should be-opened to the Allies or the agents of the
King.
licrottacao, JUNE 22.—T0-morrow the grand
headquarters of Mince Schwartzetiet,rg wilt be
transferred to Islartheim.

Mors, Jinn 28.—The accounts from the army
confirm those •of yesterday. It is certain that his
Msjesty Louis XVIII. entered Carnbray on the 26th,
at three in the afternoon. A few cannon-shot suf.
liced to break down the gates of the town, and thett
the citadel surrendered. The King and the Princes
were received with enthusiasm in that town.

The headsquatters of the Duke of Wellington
were at Nesles on the 47th, in the evening; and
those of Prince. Blucher were. on the same day at
Compiegne.
Dousy and I3opaume.l2.:Leurrendered.
Bausscr.. JUNE tg. glea:e.t fermentation
reigns in Iho deportment of the North. D•rtkirk
and Berg-St...Winns have heisted the white Avg. •
The C,rnmandant of Lille has solicited an amts.
tice, which has been granted him. It Is soppoised t•
be for the purpose of treating about the sertender
the place.
A report is this moment spread, a5it.40114.1
founded, that Field-MarakaleWilliesiiitiOliitatier•

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