... | SUPPL OMEN1' o t Ue LY' 1 I OF~~01 TUE5,fAY, JULY II TVIC firt,, ~ispttcii ill Fronm Lord Stewairt, dated ffl-mte t- P jpri:l I atni-jtai t--r; at Maniacim, the i5th .Ysste. I le~ t~irtails thle differenit otivemsent to~ he moade ity the DavA' -Halil tr'ishl Wrede, try Count l~na ooel tin thle Rliatian a - lit- Plrinlce of WViiteila~erg, and the Archduke Ferdin~aitdAll were Cii unite at ...

... BRASISELS P.AP'EiLS. U Bncssrolt, ?? 1. m le ,traddfjry aec2uulS which hlave beanI in CirCtI PIOc yeo-rda thile tollolvitg arc thonee whidi seem \ cehlii. Blarnlhal G;ioucgy, olter his. retreat from 0 1 Giet, rallied his Corps. as vvelI as the remenallts I who ?? from thl blody Blttlc of 13ll- Alli- it:, tihe fiorcs, which it woulo rle Ildiliccit to estimate , ' I ?? ma rch towarnl'srit, to ...

... TI-iE LAErST NEWS F ;)Pi- THE DMICE (OF WELL - L - LINGTON. I Just as our piper was going to press-we learmt, that Miniwfers had received a dislpatih fiom ?? WEL. LINGToN, *Jated OrviLi~ers the 2tl ultinio. BLUCHEI1 wits on the same day at Senlis, having got between GnoucsY and Paris; and it was said, that there was no foice between him and the capital. The negociii- tions had been carvied on ...

... 771E, .11RIAlve STiA'tF, tF l vot 7\1Nnrl)E IjltiiR'Is1 OFlICEllt, I:l.lEMNING AT '3lIUSSELS, JULY 12, t815. e ,. -, 'r t C A. q I Tvfierc. Wolulded.. PtCSenlS'tne. T~t -t. n. Sir C. Alten Ii the thigh Recovering i~lajo:r-;en. Asit 1.- Nearly well L ord Fitzroy S ersL ii t arn 3ialputited RecoverifIg I.icvst. CM(o. Iric, f''rd I';ICk IC I Lient.-Col. / lilrisge Lrtc II-VI ?? Sir .Jaines l, ...

... 541r7. lPSHEARI.dr. As this was a day- ef buresi'aeg, Mr. CoVsE said, he at ?? it nigiglt ?? too ?? tihie to drink indivi. dually the several Genticiren whom on this occasion hie had llopeA to hajve seen ; tie would therefore beg 1eeve t to pinpose theill.colleHtively, viz. ftc L1 Lordl Wa,,s roclke, Lord Dloltidis, Y.ord Winchiteea, Sir T. ar Sinclair, Lor-dl Tliaiet, Air. Wiltbhread, Lord St ...

... THE MORNING. RONWICLE'. L 0 N 1) 0 N: .M rxA2-, .?ULr so, 1g15. On Saturday morniitg an alarm was created in the public mind by the :suddeo depression of the stocks, omnitui having fallen three per cent. thougls towards the close of the day it recovered a little, so as to leave off at a fall of only two per cent. This fall was attli- buted to intelligence which had been received bv the Jew-, ...

... Lonrax~, JuavY 160? Tnr, FrencI Thronej ain 1CC(I ed I1 inh 0T0RnONS bt ttlat tile love of heo n~ ' in jr~t' OF ES'reeC3- ieneI has re-placed then t1herLe. lh's 2 ?? So0l Inore pro- lernatical. In our last ta'oouozeu. vi eft the Figish and Prtissians victnrious over ttue capiuid. bit at th.e seaine time a convention igned ftl tol 'e enemy. by wj h VIIiCh trhir army Was allowed to retire nehond ...

... - 1,z 'Alofilgvo (ILI, )AI CLEh. L O N 1) 0 N: TUESDd12r, JtrUL- 4, 1815. The obvious reason that no nmails f-om Pnris have ?? since the 27th tult. is, tlit the Allies are inthe diiedl road between Paris and Calais, so that tl e post is in-errupted. A iiih cart even is not alloweil to pas.- AVl comim nicatinon i cut otF, to deprive the Pro. visional Governrient of the means of drawing supplies ...

... PARIS PAPEfR (Fr on thie Grzelte (ficie1le of JUly 26. . OFFICIA1, NOTE. P~intS, JuiLY r 25.-Thue Mh inders haive taken int t m ature conajiderati.sn the overturtes wlich the Kine's Ministers. h bae conveyed toothem by'his) E xcellency the Baron Louie, with mA view to the regulation of the ad- niinistrwri v esy;tenm in the distriftls occupwid by the Al- lied armies. 'They are too much ...

... STA TE PAPER. N IeaNNA, A rtitl 4,9 15. fbi A nv1r-in- I ?irllamshilfx l'xtra-ir(iillaiy andi Plenipo- Si t ?? ' ij-ty tlhe King is Spain, to the (:oglrest of Y k Is iltie hi'iir to cijn that tbe Itates If P'arma, Pla- Cia th ?? riilitxrilv iic-sip I ?? troops. bte F 'l'l Il- ?? nr Idcl to 'li-ir oirvereivn, the ?? 1) In it I(ui- I; g .,f FPrru i'i ti1 e inly III wit , Ic tipposed to I ?? iit ...

... : ON IYAR. [ECt'RACTED FROM DR. JOHNSoN'S WRITItNsG, s As war is the last of remedies, cuiicta pritis ten- tanda, all lawful expedients must be used to raoid it. As war is the extremity of evil, it. is surely the duty of those whose station entrusts then with the care of na. tions, to avert it fronm their charge. There are diseases of animal nature which nothing but amputation can re. move; ...

... - B .(Promn 'fde Mfontzeur of Tuesza~,iyhst.). , _ Measures had been taken to prevent the.escao eof e Napoleon Bonaparte, and it will be seen by the folhow- i-. ing extra& Iof a letter from the Maritime Prefe& of , S Rochiefort to the Minister oflthe Marine, that the result c- has been such as we hal reason to expeS : l; . { llocuaRORT A 'LV 1S-10 I1N THE EVEltWG., _ In execution of your ...