Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-16
BOSTON AUG. IL.
LQtesk from EngLand.

BY the poiueness Of Cept. BEATsoN, VITO 81.
rived Yesterday from Plymouth, Engisnd. we
were tsvou,ed with paper Of that city OF tie
ult. combining London dates 70 the I'd.
Prugs'sn sccouut of he battle OF June %
and IS, h.s been published In The 70 me- It
says, 81 900 p usslsns were opposed % 100000
F ere, In he course OF ne day, Biuchers
norse was killed and fell On him. The enemy
osssed and fepGss cd hlm several times while
Dc l.y on the groued. As to the bstue Of he
is b, it says Engtish VELOUR "a this dy could
MI BE- ST! passed. The Scotch hfantry beat he
O F:ench Gusrd, and the hngiiSh CsVairy de-.
feated the F.ench Cavalry in every charge. OF
he French Army, not moe than one third, anu
~ pieces Of sril;ery, escs9cd.
The British House Of Commons have voted 2
monument to the officer. ana soldiers who fell
10 lhc battle Of Waterloo.
Louis the Ism wSs recently at Mona I43
miles n Of p-rls. TAleyExnd was proceeding
10 join alIn.
LONDON, JULY L
The French rrovisionl 6 4yelnm= n', has los,
no. mofneut = Make proposals Of peace. M
Otto, a name we'll known 10 French diplomacy,
IL the person selected BY Them 10 treat with En
glnd. IL wing arrived - B1ulognt, he sent over
dsspai Oh by messenger. addressed 20 Lord
Castlereegb. which reached DJver On Tuesday
morning The messenger was detained Do.
YER, aut the dispa eli was fot wAfded 10 town BY
Mi. Mantal the a6en' for PAckets.-It announ
ces the abdlcation Of B0nsparte. tae accession If
his Son 10 he .hrene, snd ae invites England 10
enter in,o snegoclstion 10 peace. The courss
W i'm The English CAJinst WI u sue m y De
casiy anticipated from heir past couduc.. Tney
wI r fer the proposition 70 our allies. TO whom,
n d1u3t, like communication has been made
,ud tDey viii refuse 20 treat with any OF the
family OF Bonapsrie, or any Government emen4-
t!ns from, or IN any alanner connected with bin.
LoNDoN. JuLY2.
L.o,d Csstleresgh and suite iet iowa on Fri
day isst. lJune 30,) On his MISSION TO the Cont
aent. IL IS posed that r ince Meuernich and
b on H~t deaoerg ",lt meet Lord C.al Brussels.
Lord " ching On, ~ = despatch da ed 23I
Juae, says, the (tFencl) soldiers quiz ,hes
les ineI hts in parVes, and return to their homes
tasl OF .he Cavalry snd artillery selling heir nor.
&c 10 ae people Of the Courtry. Tue remains IL
the French army, hs say. were retiiins On L.
o. The Sd corps Was the uuly one wDlch re-
IN med enuse.
To ne a,tonishment even of military men, all
nsrrers between Waterloo And Paris seem C.
d.sa, pea the Allies pene, rate unooseryed in'o
very haart of + auce the lnaa bi al h lin.
them lhelr deliveries, AMI readily supp., an,
hem N:,h PeosiS oEs
PLYsoUTH, JULY
An spllics ion for passports tyr French Ne
goc.ator @ss received BY Government on Tues
day, but il was rejected; and the officer who
brought the dep Itch was 1t ia k to Bouogn'.
Another dlspstch, however, is SAID 10 have SRI.
Ye1 from Bou,ogne Oh Thu siay night, and d,
have ocen forwarded immediately to government
lac general behef ID that II had for Is object
he demand, on The part OF Bonararte. Of m asy-
iun II has counny, which demand, ii is also be
Aesed, has been rejected.
Yesterday, General Count L9bau, and several
other Frcnch ufficers, WHO were taken prisoners
IN The la'e GLORIOUS victory Of Waterloo, set of ~
Carriages and four for Ashburton, where the,
are to reside on their parole.
Arrived on Sturdy, transport ship from
Martinique, with French soldiers, bound IL
France, detained by III. NJ ships Relierophon and
EadAnus The latter arrived with her.
Ihe British Court have gone into mourning
FOR the death OF the Duke Of Brunswick. His
Highness WAS brother OF tile Princess OF Wsie..
SIR 4. Picson. killed IL the battle of Waterloo
was Lieut.. Gen. and Sir w. ponsonby, 3 Ma
jor Gen.
LONDON, JUNE
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