... NewV York, Aug. 12. JAMES A. BAYARD, Esa.A.Death has-annexed his seal to the lips of James A. lavalrd5 Esq. one of our late Envoys at GhentIdeser;edly honoured in public life and equal y esteemed in private;- his loss has been great to, his country, to his friends and relatives. White we sincerely deplore his loss, some reason is indulged fior a hope, that the effirts wlhich were made by hini- ...

... ISTATE OF RAANCE. PRIVATE LETTER FRO,+t MARSERLLES. , Mnrseilke4, 6th August, IS15. J ' On, the 26th June the news of tle battle, of a Waterloo was received at Barcelona ;-that Bo- c dapa'rte had 'been victorious, and in particular a s brigade of 60013 Scots had been cut to pieces.- r Whilst we did not believe this to the fullest ex- c tentj yet we thought that the usurperhiiad gain- s ed a ...

... I , I t The amount of British killed and wounded ?? the battle of Waterloo, is, according to the offi- I cial return, exactly 9999. t 1 'Sit is said that the important state paper, which e we inserted in our last, was officially transmit- a ted from the Chancellery of Government to Lord t Castlereagh, and by him was communicated to 2his colleagues. A covered cart was stopped last Thursday i I ...

... LIVIRPOOL-SEPT. 3. a The Cherub, Winder, from Jamaica, at this port, parted from the fleet. in a severe gale on 27 ; the 10th August, in which she lost her stern and y bulwark. On the 30th spoke the Clyde, Service, 5 bound to London, one of the fleet; also spoke pr - the Numa, Rogers, from hence for Philadelphia, 2s rout ten days, all well. rit The Barrett, Banks, from Jamaica, at this port, ...

... EDINBURGH NEWM CONTINUEM. Thfe sloop Scotia;. John M'Bralnev was ?? mo' a. month ago on. a voyage to Obarr in the West i 22d A Highlands, with a cargo of oatmeal,. and being El,, taken in a calm', came to anchor in the Sound of . Mull; in a little time two boats came from the 'PO' land, with nine stout fellows,. none, of whomL r could, by appearance, speak English; they took possession of the ...

... sST7E PAPER. ,eEW o' Austria grants an asylurn to' IC nl te limits of his dorni- j.ing ?? jb within. i - t i n ier tile following conditions CONDITIONS. he 'Ciro is to :time the :itle of a private indivi. (lr re d;,villg adnpted that on the C untess of Lipo- I..ll 1,ktjve _tthat his M3justy should adopt the corre- ,)n. v n. is at liberty to chose any town in Bohe- '4r - or IUpper Austria, as ...

... arDUFcsH 0PERS; Hague, August 25. We, Wi1HIana 6by tht Grace of: God, Xing of the Nether- h~nds, Prince of Oraige Ngsaau,-Grand Duke of Luxmetrii burgh, &c.- - o all whoni ttiese-prelents sball comei greeting, From the 'moment that we '.orumed' tthe oyal a1wnasty it has been ou-r most ardent wish to see all the iahabitant~s ofthe kingdom united under:. the same political institutions, and ?? ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LISI-Sarr 26. 1815. Tbe following ships of the Warrior's convoy from Jamaica | have put into Halisah in distress, viz. Will, Forster; Wilier- S by, luller; Fene, Parent; Edward, Germain; Ross, ri M' Pnail ; Friends, Howell; 'Iriton, Bedbroke; Cornwall, a- Mlulgrave Castle, Ralph- Stranger,Plltingham; bound to I.ondon ; William Fell, Boan ; Contest, Kean; bound to P Liverpool. ...

... EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW CANAL1 It VIL' A As this undertaking at present occupies a con- s, tsiderable share of public attention; we feel much satisfaction in referring our readers to the' rbe'soL c litions of the Committee on the 23d current; m which will be found in our first page, and to the C a important inforniation contained in Mr Rennie's it, letter there inserted. - By this letter, it ...

... IVAR-OFFICE,-AUG 29. 81; Foreigners attached to the Rng,,-i a;. 'r Corps of Foreigners attached to the Royal Wr;- Ie To he C)rncts-Serjeint Henry r e ron of the King's German Liegion; dated Jdly 2a 121- t Henry Vansande, fron ditto; dated as 25ove t6 l 1st Royal Veteran Ba Jtalior th To be Captains of CoarpOlies-Captaio I c, wright, frem the late 5th roy;.l veteran ?? is!ani- Cd. a7ove. ...

... Eitfact of a Letter from Serjeant Ewart, of the, Scots GrI--s, NbO, in the battle of Waterloo, took a Prench eagle, to his brother it Ayr, dated Rouen, 16th August 1815. All the Britishi cavalry, in fact all the ca- valry under the command of Lord Wellington, were luring in quarters round Brussels; and the infantry in camp a little way distant from it, very quietly, until the morning of ...

... MADAME 1rARC.2Al Ths delightful singer filled; Iist season, ?? the first tiine the principal situation at the King's Theatre After the unexampled success Wbicli Madame Catalaril eiierietced in the same de- Odtpnent, and the unrivalled fame whiclh slid suppitedvfor so many years in tlie Briti.4h mee- tropolis, it became ...