itgMARKAIVA EVENTS TN 1815. / it. 11, r Ik ot F , e.ld Marshol Looterrel upun Lord Vliellargtost b. his R•J.II 1.14 . ,10te5s t Rt.e.enr. 8 Tiioak , of both 11-,lts:!s of PArli.dnent to Lord We.iingtoti and the Army under 1:1 , clorert4l;'. 9 C rotore ot Cliesapt:a by the Shannon, after a ticsvrate R.llOll , Jf _•1)();11 titiCril admires. I.' Ca tit,lid Brolo!'s dispatch, dUtailing die , particulars of the cap tow of the Cires.peake. 19. IriteloA...tlc ,, • of Field Marshal the Marquis of Vtreitinevii hav iniz cqinteeticed the siege of Pamplona. '2O. Di, F atches from the Morquis of Wellington, detailing farther cesses ove the enemy on hi, retreat, and announcing the bloLkadr cf s tidilllll-.11.i 111:; St. Seb Grand National Festival at Vanitliall, in honour of Field. Mar shat the _ . -I.:rquis of Wellington and the Battle of Vitteiria. Hk Royal Niizltness the Prince Regent proceetie:i In Stile td the i floti,•e. of Lords, and closed the :)ession of Parkunent with a Speecii the throne: '24 Spanish raper., atatotinsing that the Corte, had ordeted medals to be struck in conimemoia ion of the at. le of Vi . toria, and had tooterred a territorial property on the Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo (Lord ivell.tivtod), in the name ot the Spanish Nation. '25. I otelligence of the defeat of the Ainertcatib in Canada. I) Howley coolie( rated Bisir of London. 6 is a e 3 re. :Avcd 1 ord Lentinck, givii,4 an 2cco of she. ttack upon his Lordship, by Marshal Sucher, on the 13;" ;• is h. 7. A solemn service was performed in the Catholic Chapel, k stud r. ith the deaf o: 0' nerd) Moreau. _ 14. Frehth i ~frets tcceivelt, containing the Set.Atits Consulttt the 711 instant, t aising an additional force w 211,06..1 me. , , the ecli 4'.e:lver;.d on the occasion by the Ent press A Tti eg , ..phic communitati-n rez.chtd the Ada] realty, :,ono lag Lett! Weil adv ohe into France, after forcing.all the sty's voc;tions Oa t lie Bu'a„.oa. • 18. pis arches fr6m Lord Wellington, detailing It's Lordship' tr.ln e France, and the operations winch prec-ded it. • 21 Iscultigence reciiiveit of the capture of Its Mj..isty's brig 3( e t mesicda brig Eilierpitse. 22. ,A mired a copy of the 'Treaty, offensive and defensive ' sl be wen Russia, Prussia, and A ti,trid4 Dispatches re.eived from Lrittl Cathcart aid Sir C Rte\ co nt us lied! intulltgence a the departure of tionk•at te Irom fl d n for lc, on the /th instant, .the pass.ige of the Elbe b k....row,' p, ',ice of S. ed. ii and Gen. Blucher, the Avatice of the A \ rmv from Boheniii, and several important advantages over the ni• during these operati hs. 24. Inielligence of the capture of the Weser, a French friga' • 2 .4 guns. '25 Official intelligence of the taking of Bremen, on the 151 29 l)1 patches arrived from the EAT} of Aberdeen, cfnnounc l'reaty of Alliance and Concert between Austria and Bavaria, :Illf ill'lCt en of the Bavarian Gewral \Vicde, at. the had of :.35,C0a with the Allies. NOVEMBER. menigence of the Capture of the lirench frigate La Trave. 14 KII . "` , by his Nl,jesty's ship A whom 'elle, of 3; Ai the ‘23d 4. Dispatches ra.cived lora sir C Stewar, announcing the ifeleit of the Trench army, co:iittunded by litionapatte in person ;;teat ha'tles of Leip•oc, and the taki g of that town by the les ; the enemy was soccesively deemed on he 16th and 18th Leirsic taken on the 1901 of 00 , .ber, the . enemy's hiss oi , ,v . ,:re.s of 80,000 men, and 180 pieces of cannon, and to my ticr ils of the firs r•titk in lte French araiy kiLed or taken pti.:on• 8 The hinksof both of PA-hat/y.ln voteit to Field shil the MArquts of Wellingicn, amid the Oliiccrs litt.l privates I :!i s colon - rind. 7. French P.Tets received, containing Bu snapa.!.'s account o hJtt!e 01 Leios;c, traosmitted to the Empress it vgen 9. I).spatclies reee , ved t 0171 Lord Wellingion, aonouncing ti; A Pamplona on the 31st of October. 11. Lord Ca,tlere.-4.; it submitted to the House of Commons his f-r 'ti di:pc-sable fora'. 17. Debitte in the House of Cottimons on the Resolution grant to his Majesty to mike good his engagements with Fo. Powers. 21. loteHigence received of a Counter-relfolution in Fl,lland. 2-r. A Legat on arrivea from Hoi[ALIA to the Prince of o:mtge. 24. Dispa!ehes from Lord WillinAton, announcin i z, the deft, Marshal Souk, wif h the loss of 51 pieces Of cannon and IVO prison dated Nt. Pe, Nov. 13. 27. I.l.elhAesice received of the Swiss Declaration of Neutrality. DECEMBER. - 2 intelligence received nf the safe arrival of the Prince of orange at Scli?veling, on the 29i It of November, Dn'ch Pavers, containi;ig an account of the reception and mea• sures of the Prince of Orange in Holland. 5. I melligence received of the refusal ot the Austrian Commander in Chief to ratify the terms of capitulation agreed upon between Ge. ncral K leinau and St Cyr. 7. Received an account of the- Prince of Orange's entry into Am. gterdam, where he was sainted by the title of William 1; Soyereign Prince of the Netherlands. 8. Intelligence received of the surrender of Marshal St. Cyr, with th• troops under his command, as prisoners of war. Rejection of offers made by Buonaparte io surrender all the garrisons on the tlbe, Oder, and Vistula. 15. A Bulletin of the Crown Prince announces the passage of the Elbe by the Swedish army. Received the Declaration of the Allied Powers, dated Frank fort, December 1. 2t). Parliament adjourned to the Ist of March. 27. Lord Castlereagh lett London, on his way to the Continent. 29. Dispatches received from Lord Wellington, dated St. Jean de Luz, Dec. 14, announcing a series ot Victories obtained by his Lord ship over Marshal Soult, on the L4a, itch, 11th, 12th, and 13th of this month. Arrived by the Heligoland !mil, copies ot letters from General Tettenborn, announcing the occupation of the Duchies of Holstein and Sleswic by the allied army undo tile, command of the Crown Prince of Sweden, the retreat of Marshal Davoust to Hainburgh, and the amain; of it SUSIMI4iOII of arms to the ilanish forte. AUG UST4 2. Copy of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent's Let:er to Lord • Fvren.:ll Papers aunr;tince that a Conference had tatien place be. V.f...ett the Emperor of Russia, the King Of Prtfssia, and the Crown P swt•t:en, which list tt three (lays, Trudiecherg. 8 A Mn inwitt to Mr. Pitt exl,sib:tecl to W...,.tinimter Abbey. IJ, Intelligence of a;iother g'..rions victory obtained by tlx. Mar— quis of Welli•:gtoo over Marshal Soult, who sui , l:rseded Jourdan in ti.e Lynn-11;11 , d of the French army. I i‘ielii,;ctice of the arriiti: ( en. Moreau in Cerotanv. 12. E.tedigeme of the as• , ault on St. Sebastlim o and of great battles in On; P rennet:,. I. The Prince ni Orange arrived Wii•h dispatches f . ..0m Lord Wel I I I : gton, g t...e t tat defeat of Maishal Soul , , wo. It the loss o 15,019, a5...1 his retreat into Fr t l e. capt u te o f the Atnetc.-11 -.loop of w.tr Argus, by the Pchcan. `9. Dispa - chei front Lord announcing the tall or the I• , .tfc,s of titrag,f4sa. G. I rtelligence cf the Eturror of A tlitri..is peclaratinn of Wat France, and the Itenewal of Hostilities en the lint of this . nornth. SEPTEMBER. I. 'Arrival of The Anitran Manifest.) apilist France. c). Arrival of the kirbt and Second Bulletins of the Crown Prince of . _ _ !3. Arrival of trettch pipers, announcing the successes over t! A IF:: by the conny, t he Boller. Ihtellig rice of the capttire of the British frigate the M3ce e4,ttiatt. _ _ R. Intelligence arrived of the defeat of the Frew.ll by the Croton }' I ince of Sweden. 11. Official Account of the Victors pine] by the Crow.; Prirsc... A rrtv.rl of irench papers. claiming Victories over tire Allies in t germ rhood of D esden. ;I. Arrival of the Fourth and Fifth Bulletins of the Crown Print.e swAten, detailing the Victories ot tklitch intelligence had been previ•.usiy had. 11. Intell. : ;ence of the defeat of the enemy by General Blucher in S iesia. Dispatches from Lord Wellington, announcing the tAing of the ton of St. Seb istian by storm. un the Slst ult. 15. 'ate arriital of the East India fleet 11. Dispatches arrived twin Load Wellington ) announcing Ur: fall <it he Ciftle of St. Seba•tian. Fre lCil 11:11)Lis airived, communicating intelligence of great h„• 1;!:. fought at Droclzil on the 4th an 15th, in which the e lebrated (.en. Mott:an w4s mortally Wottuded by a cannon-shot, tired from i:ie redoohL; of Dresden, _ _ . -- I tri h r a...:co:tats of the ct:feat of the enemy in Silesia. • - Frli,ti4 General Vandamme a prisoner. 121 . p!sp-itc hes received trout Sir C. Stewart, giving the details of t tieleat of V.Hulainme, Macdonald, and Lauriston, and the retreat k•r I)avuust from Schwerin. :2. Arrived the Eleventh Bulletin of the Crown Prince of Sweden, ;;;,:;,;(incsing his Victory over Marshal Ney op the 6th instant, at Jut i.rh.eh. '29 The Master, Wardens, and a Committee of the Bakers' Com ! ..fiy aitcntled by their Solicitor, on the Lord Mayor, in con s.tiocuce of ins Lordship's regulation of the Assite of breacL OCTOI3ER. 4. Common Council at Guildhall, to consider the proportion of the POLC a Bread to the abtattiance of the sewn. *, • 7. , J •. 4 an 2c-count the 13:11 of v apcl, King. mstiltum of me. , , It. • announc. tf all the ene- rdship's en' brig Boxero sive, signed C Rtevbart, mill Drese by the • t the Allied - • - 1 yvr the ette- h frigate of the 15th of nnouncing rind the :.35,C0a tnen • .a Trave, of 9 ... kid inst. 1g the t.tal n person, in by the A 1.4 id 13th, and 1 s - 1 m lily Ge- pti•Aters. Field Mara ivates under- count of flat • . . Icing the fall ,ons his plan lotion for a • lrth Fortsign ,I!and. ):ange. fie defeat of )O inisoners, !entrality. • ce of Orange on and mea• Commander ~etween Ge. ry into Am. i