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... THE~n MlOllINAG CHRUNICLE. L O ND ON: .OfArDAa2, JULr 24, IsI. The FjreIch p:apers tp to Friday last give very little ?? information on the subjea of BoNArPARTE'6 sur. render ; blt from the tenor of the little that is said, we may gathel that his escape was considered as impossible, and that his future fate and treatreiet were the ?? of positive negociation at. Paris, betw'veen the Ct:owned th ...
... j'-EMRVV CH fRONICL I' L 0 N D 0 N : FAID.4l', JUL1 7, 18rS. SURRENDsR OF PARIS. We have at length the happinesinto be relieved from thae stateof anxious suspence in which we have been 1eld for the result of the expedition to Paris. Last ?? HILL alrrivedi witb dispatcheS fron1 D pukc of \VELLINGTO\, annou ncing the surrender of p3,i, on conditions, on Monday last. It- appears that a ittle was ...
... THE POLITICAL EXAMINER,. I Felrty is the madness of many for the gain of a few. PesP. No. 3S1. VICTORY OF WATERLOO.-BONAPARTE'S ABDICATION. 'i WONDER, says the poet, grows unactive by ex- rs~se,-a truism, which most of ouT readers must have experienced by this time. For some years past we have I been fed with astonishments; the last eighteen monthoi have fairly surfeited us; and the ...
... -QHE POLITC:AL EXAMINER. r. rt k thiu lt:eSS oF alany hior the g-r Do a hw. Pfse. ?? tPL*IT~AMB ...
... Vkc LONDON GAZETTE, July 8, 1815. WARl DEPAu.rTMFNTr. I)OWNING-STIREET, .JULY~ 6, 11. Dispatches, of .wlilcl the following are copies, have been this day received hv Earl Blathurst, froI Field-iAIarshal his &;race th ue or \Vdliiigtoni, dated Louvres, Soth June n o -Oasis, 2.1July a~a5.Lonvres, June 3o, 1815. DIV LOsR1,-t have novt the hionour of inclosing to your'Lrrd- Iship, the returns of ...
... PARIS P APERhS. T f (Eo;W the Gazette Offeinelle.) ?? The~2d-rumber (of the rsth inst.) contains Ordon- I nig nances, appuinting 64. Pref&ls to the difterent depart- i nents, most of them re-instated as im March last, be. ye sides 19 who weie nomin:ited by Bon aparte, and are I continued. t Three oth1er Ordonnances appoint M. Barente to be tlle Secretary to the Minister- of the Interior ; M. m ...
... PA/IS PAPEtUS. .NANrES JUL.Y 13.-'Jhe Journai of 'this 'Cily con- tains the ollowving letter ' h'lie Marsh-il Prille *f Ekckill C(lommanler in Chiefrof the Armies ont the left 13.ni3; ic the ?.oire, to t A u-eOatint-G e- neral AJAX. L.AMiAttur, Commanider in Cllhief of, tht Army of the Loire. . Orlean, July It, IF31t. The army, on quitting ;sIrle and rsttring lbmlid ?? TLoire, accor.ifg to ...
... mv last address, uncffr this title, , Se received the following letfer from (he Cihj »f Albany, the State a York, accompanied with thesmt therein meuUoned. I insert answer here below, the mam object with me, i all these cases, being to produce some ellVct, if possible, on the public mind, to live to knowledge and truth some sma degree of circulation, which they would not otherwise obtain. ...
... BfATTLE Or rr-4TERLOO. A most respetable meeting' of the Noblmeni and Gentlemin' of this city was yesterday held at the Thatched-House Tavern, St. James's, for the purpose oF adopting certain Resolutions with a vieiv to enter into a Suhcription for the relief of the W.,idows and. Orphans of those brave Defenders -of ?? Country. who fell in the Battle ofWaterloo. The Duke of Yonic tookl the ...
... PARIS PAPERIS. LET ~ft ROM 515 PARIS, Jetty 2. LEITR. ROM ItsE1XOLLE`4C~y ?? MNS~t rsp.R ,7 A ~~~TO LORD WELLItNOTO'4. 5 d ?? at La Viliette, June lo, sltr. Afi Lorto-Your hostile flovemenlts conittinuesshu al t.l cording to their declarations, the motives mf thlewe p Willhhth. ?? Sovereigns make pon us nlo lunger exiit, sincce sthe E c s pefor Napoleon has abdicated.-ol e At the momreot ...
... The youngest asked zvhcrc jHbuiuj lefts. He ran to the Map. And then the little Pamphlet from Boston. looked into it. They saw the same thing, which they had, one or the other them, written, at dictation, only afew months before. Who would barter such pleasures for all the wealth and all the titles the world? Tin in conclusion, Gentlemen, I shall announce, through this channel, my intention to ...