... FRE CVII P'APEIRS IIECI:IVLD TIlS MORNING. Ioautes, Jn.ly 13.-Thij Journal of this City contains the tollowitig I'tter:- The Mar.41,11 Priwe qf Li n21ijid, Cwinandcr :n Clit OJfthe Aisrwsis on tuc lct7 I/ak J/the Lou c, to Lisenf-enasnt-Ccnsss/l JUta. Lasiaoqve, CoLU wRi- der in Ch;it(ft )he Army ojtli? Loirc. Orheaw, Jab: I .-The anny, on quitting Parfs, and retiring behind the Loire, ...

... CHAlMBER OF ]tEPItl'SENL'TATIVES, j u z Li eF. Thle discussion on tlhe reeogbition of tlie sont of NapitileOIt a is csuimerl :- i .. Durie ask .d the asseniblv whlethier the-y l-blieveil that Napoleon II. would bL abl to do what NalloiLors 1. could not (io. Lit ?? war be nationaL!, siul wc shall ?? over our enI mies. ! jll . 1r 1i t resad that the Alllics Would put no faith in ti'e ?? ?? ...

... WOOD b. WILLOUGHBY. | Ir. Tovi'ees sta nel, tbat this Was an action to r's. rover thl'l ?? oft fo tl II tile (1 icnidant. uird( r tile follov>il', circlllm~r.[c Thcp1, riitei~nI f 0lowi cielzces, Th ainitiff, theI, Io'I, [t,)rir ?? 'rod, one of Isis ;r~lj icsv s I iie s. co-enauild wifti Ihe defr ndant, to erect u 'I .i~ ll~ use for hfill, 1let I 'ilts Esthte at Mo or) Ite r Mlsre, wh Zs:h ...

... tONDON, WI.ul.;DAV, ?? The Swiigeirv, C apt;ii i Rmuch, nrrivild on Satu ?? L at Porres01 iNI! i1 1 1wil %I Is' Hln that Gi'ivtll 4ir J;tMkf i tiit a, Ri a eal d- minima itir P-Ai o ri sin, a e i:t sussession of titt Isi5il tn MIl lllell itU -:it loreer es!iSSll'O their costsntalitd. 'ni'i (;azetme of Ti hsa\ ist reosttuns a dlsspatch tiomn Sir jairirs Leith, cuit- *fi' 11nitsg tilets.itive ...

... LEEDS, SATUR'IJDAY, *J ULY 15. On Saturdzkvlast, 'an absutrdl report inventedl for .9tock-jobbinti purposes, was propagated in L.ndon. nl on Monialay this infamines hoax fouind its way -nto Verkshire.-'he story was, tlat a right hononirnitle gentleman, a leading Member of' the Oppobition in5 the Holuse of Commuons, had blown oit his brains, onvmg to the detection ot' a plot, in which ...

... - b tiutnt of Bt ia rt te. A~1itiii ?? l'edft-dctq, .Jrrre QL. Th'ie lk'iii ler Orf trim o Jr lo' Ntalten lii rthe ijt Enmroirtr har ft ?? it Ef~ivei ?? 1 nhaid conM ok; (I the Councili of Milli ist ers :- He th an, ro tined 'hat ?? armly ftber aI signal v'iitory i iil I h e plains ~if F'teurrr'r, sthir ielrhe' elite ot' tire of Pr~ussian Army was destrrred, tourgbt a great le'tefou r daivs ...

... R.xtract frion the Of/ivial Co?) ,apondence of t1le iifiariirme krafit of Rochefotwt -iRoeflirt, July 17, 1815. ?? n-.T have the hlonour of informing your FxceiaincvY, that the vessel of his Britannic Majes- ty the Bellerophon, on board of which Napoleon Bosna- partc embaiklcd the 15th of this month, set sail tor l England yesterday, the 16th, at one o'clock in the afternoon. The vessel ...

... PROC LAMArioT.ON. I 'T quaint all Fi-nehmen, that T Penlei !he r Icounttry at One hea(l of a veteran arny, not as an enemy, thc usurper excepted, wilo is the enemny of human na- ture, antd with whom no peace and no truce can be maintained. I pass your boundries to relieve you from the iron yoke, by which yOU are oppressed. In conse- quence of this determination. I have given tire follov- ing ...

... LON DON WEDNESDAY, Jl1/y 1Q. TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. War-Department, Juely 11. A dispatch, ol which the following is a copy w wras this day received from Field Marshal the Duke of W ilisngtoii, K. G. addressed to Earl 1 Pthsirst, his Majvsty's Pringipcrd Secretary of State fhr the Wadr Depiartment - * Paris, Jowly 8, 1815.. \fy L~oni-In consequence of the convention with Ithe enemy of' which ...

... TH1E MERCURY. c N our paper of'the last reek we anttoun- ced the surrender of Paris to the Allied Armics under th1C DulN Of WELMI.trGTroN, and IField- Marshal t ' BLrecsEn, and this imnorta'nt fact has since rcceiied. the stamp of official conlirmlation. Thia event. took place1 on the Sd inst. and on the 9th Louls XVIII. maisde his second triumphal entry into Paris, amidst the acclamation of ...

... THE MIIERCURY. 1VFlRMAPS at no period 1ilthin the comnpass ofinodern history, was ever any battle attended with such important consequences as are likely to result froin the victory of WvATERLOO- It has annihilated that power which it iastought necessary to confede- ate Europe to destroy and has accomplished the object which was not expeetedto be obtained without a long aold sanguinary war. If ...

... POSTSCRIUPT. MBy EX!'IIE .)-LON l)ON, JULY 20. The Gazette of Tncsday night contains a tlispatch fromt Lord SLteal, dlatedl 'Iroyes, st, e 1 hea:d41- (.Ll:ters of Prince Schsvartzenberg on the 12th inst. His Lordship states that Aits- tria wiould halivc arly one hundred titoatsand mlen dilsosalile on the Upper Ithine, exclusive oft i~e arnily of Italy, lunter Gen. Friniont. l Blarnlnt has ...