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1 - i tckpmd. ~.. - FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.V IN CONTINUATION FROM THE PRECEDING PAGE. Hacut, Ocr. 24.—The Roman Imperial Mini f. Byron F.t.z, left this rdidence yelletday, on hi return to Vienna. OCTOBER gl.—General BA RBOU, at Hanover, who i 5 now Commander in Chief in that quarter, re ceived on the sift of Oelober, by an Extraordinary Courier, a letter from the Major General of the Grand French Army, Mai fhal BE RTHIER, written from Elchingen, the 16th Odlober, giving him intel ligence of the vitory gained there on that day, which communication the Marlhal accompanied with the following note : We are affared that a corps of Ruffians and Swedes have land ed, and re on their way, General, In art ick you. You mutt lay in prov:hons as well as polfible, and def. nd yourfelf to the raft ex tremity. You fee from the battle that has jolt been fought, that the Emperor will form be in a condition to fend an army, if ne neff.ity, to Han ver."—Hague Ccomutt. This letter was read on the parade at Hanover on the lime day by General BARBOU himfelf, to his troops, who under a volley of mufketry called out— " Long live rte Emperor." lI•NovER, Ocr. 18.—The fortrefs of Hameln, or rather Fort George, has been inundated, and the in habitants of Hameln muft provide themfelves with proviliens for a twelvemonth. A Committee is ap. pointed to inveftigate whether this order is to he obeyed. Some more French troops bloke up a few . days ago, to join the Grand Army, and leveret places, -even the fortrefs of Nicuburg, are entirely ftripped of Sari ifnns. STOIC AND, Ocr. so.—The French entered Ulm nn the 18th. The corps tinder the Archduke FER DINAND. which was in the environs of Heidenheim, Aalen, Ne.creflieim, &c. has grown into a little ar my, film its being joined by the different corps which have retreated from Ulm, and had already c )mmenced to ch.tile for Bohemia on the 17th, by the way of Hertfeld, Ries, Eichtladt, &c. A num ber of ammunition, and other waggons, had arrived with that army, but many of them muft Rick in the roads, which have been rendered impalrable by the heavy fall of rain. The following letter has been publifhed here on the part of the French Commander t , The Imperial French General commanding between the Rhine and the Neckar, has received the following Bulletin from I' Marnis. Aide de•Camp General to the Emperor, dated Gialingen, Oetober i 8 " The Emperor and King has ordered me to inform you, that M:nningen is taken by Martha Sault. The enemy have loft, • fince the beginning of the campaign, at kelt 40,000 men, a great Dumber of cannon, &c. " A corps of the enemy, under the Archduke Ferdinand, has cfcaped from Ulm, but it is purfued by Prince Murat and Mar tha! Lannes. " Ulm is entirely evacuated ; the whole of the garrifon are pri. &nets of war, and the Offiars are fent home on their parole." NUREMBERG, OCT. co.—This morning, about ten e'clnck, a train :if Auftrian troops began their march before our gates ; they confilted moftly of cavalry, having with them about 5o pieces of cannon, and a great quantity of baggage. It loon appeared, that it was Prince F. RDINAND'S column, which had been on the 18th at Gunzhanfen, arid that the Prince was with it. Their march continued till two o'clock in the afternoon ; while, in the mean time, the Pruffian Huffirs, of the battalion of Anfpach, on their way to Hof, marched through this column. Scarcely had the Auftrian train palled, before the v in of the Corps d',lrmee of Prince Mu RAT appeared iu purfuit of them, and came up with the rear of the Aultrians in the Suburbs of Guilenhof. The French tt tops did not flop, but fled part the city to overtake Außrians on their way to Efchenau. The Prince was himfelf at the head of the four firft regiments of cavalry, and about fix in the evening art ived in this city. During the night, fame reports reached the head-quarters refpedting the confequences of this forced march. The Auftrian troops, on the further fide of Heroldfberg, had endeavoured to defend themfelves ; but when the account doted, all the baggage, with goo waggons, four pieces of cannon, and i goo men, had been taken. Gen. MICHERT was killed. BRESCIA, Ocr. IL—Hitherto there is nothing new relative to the Anitrian army in Italy. The army of Martina MASSE NA has lung been ready to crofs the Adige: and from the preparations that were making at the departure of the mail, there can be no doubt but the paffage has been effeded by this time. Passau. Ocr. 16.—The Ruffian army, to the :mount of about so,ooo men, betides that of Gen. KIENMEYER, zo,ooo men (trong, is on the Inn.— Yellerday they received a part of their artillery, and to-morrow the remainder is ezpeded. About the zoth, thefe troops will be enabled to ad, and to pars the Inn : the firlt column has been over it, but merely to cover the retreat of General Kt asl4 EY HR. It being tdierted, that the French are marching hitherwards, it It is been found advifeable to break down fome of the bridges. VIENNA ' Ocr. 12.—The Ruffian troops are haft ening to the theatre of war with unprecedented (peed. The laft column of the firft army was to pafs through Briton on the 9th, and the whole of the fecond army will he conveyed in waggons, and proceed at the tate of (even or eight Getman (33 or 371 Engli(h) miles a day. It is generally Alerted, that the Em peror ALEIANDRR will arrive in a few days, and proceed with our Sovereign to the army in Germany. MADRID, OCT. 6.—According to the laft letters from Cadiz, they were repairing at that port the French and Spanifh (hips which had received any damage doling their laft cruize. It was thought that the combined fleet would loon put to tea again, not. , ithflanding an Englifh fquadron of (even three deckers, five frigates, one corvette, and one brig, was at anchor before Cadiz, and fix or (even more Eng lids thins were feen at a greater .lifiance. Lieute nant General GRAVIIIA has the chief command of the whole united Span& fquadron. confuting of ele ven (hips of the line ready for tea, and ten more which sift fnon be ready. There are three (hips of t gun', three of 80, and the reft of 74. and 64 guns, which will be joined by fever al :rigates and corvettes. The Fiends. fquadron confilis f four (hips of 80, fourteen of 74 guns, and five frigates of 44 guns, with feveral corvettes. Vice-Admiral RosILY was dai;y expeded at Cadiz. to take the chief command in* the tountrof Viet Admiral VILLENEUVE ' who has MILAN, Ocr. tt.—Another divition of the French army paled the Adige on the 19th, at Room We have at prefent a line on the other fide of that river, which extends from Verona to St. Maria. The Ant: trians have theirs from St. Michel to Montebello. LONDON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4. LANDING or Kimo WILLIAM — Holiday. At length we are able to - announce the arrival of the French official details of the operations of the armies. We have received French Journals to the 3oth, and Dutch to the 2d int. which confirm in their utmoft extent all the diftreffing rumours that had be fore been circulated of the defeat of the Auftrian army under General Mac K. There are contradic tions and inconfiftencies in the bulletins; but though they may afford grounds for thofe who are willing to be deceived, and anxious to deceive others, to cavil, carp and call names—to heap abufe and inveltive on the heads of our enemies, lorry we are to fay, that they contain nothing that can invalidate the princi pal and the alarming faEt, that the Tyrant of Europe has triumphed over the Auftrian arms. On the 17th of October, General Maca, then be fieged in Ulm, figned a capitulation, by which he .Ripulated that, if not relieved by an Auftrian or Ruffian army by the 25th at midnight, his forces thould march out prifoners of war—the men to be fent to France, the Officers to Aultria, on parole. Without waiting, however, till the Ripulated term had expired, the accommodating General Maca agreed to new articles, by which, in confequence of Marfhal &armee declaring, upon bit honour, that the po fitions of the French were fuch as to render any alliance to Ulm itnpoffible, it was Ripulated that the Aujiriant An& search out on the 20th, which they did, only Marfhal NET'S corps, confining of twelve regiments of infantry, and four regiments of cavalry, being allowed to Rop at Ulm, and within ten leagues of it, till the 25th. By this new arrangement, the French army was allowed to march in fecurity on the zoth, five days Conner than it otherwife could have moved a fingle Rep, againll the Auftrian and Ruffian combined force ; and in confequence, Bomararrs fet out on the 21a for Augfburgh, to head the army go ing to proceed to the Inn. While MACK was capitulating, Marfhal Laweis and MURAT went in purfuit of the corps which pallid the Danube and endeavoured to efcape towards Fran conia. On the 18th, MURAT arrived at Nordlingen, and fummoned the corps of the Auftrian General WERWECK, which capitulated on the following day. —The efcort, with all the Auftrian heavy baggage, likewife was taken by capitulation on the ifith, by which the valuable tranfport train of the Auftrians has been obtained by the enemy. There can there fore be hardly any troops with the Archduke Faint. NAND, whim, if he has efcaped, mull have efcaped al molt alone ; alma all the heft Auftrian officers, Ge %semis. KLINAU, HOHENZOLLERN, GIULATe GOT• TUN MI, WIRS SCE, the Prince of LICHSTIINSTIIII, &c. &c. are prifoners. Bow APARTI furrounded by his guards, and by Ge• neral Maca, and eight Auftrian Generals, is Rated to have told the latter that their Matter was carrying on an unjult war ; that he himfelf wanted nothing on the Continent ; but that he wantedfhipr, colonies and com merce. He Rated farther the neceffity of his brother, the Emperor of GERMANY, making peace, and hinted the poffibility that the Dynalty of Lorraine might be approaching its termination. To this nnfeafonable and infulting harangue, Ge neral Maca is reported to have anfwered, that the Emperor of AUSTRIA was compelled to war by Ruf fle ; an anfwer Co improper, that it is impoffible to believe that any thing like it could have been Lid by any Anftrian Officer. We are equally entitled to reprobate as a fcandalous fabrication, the fentiments afcribed to the Auftrian Officers with refpea to the affi Rance of the Ruffians. Of Marfhal BEaWADOTTI nothing farther is known, except that on the t9th he occupied a potation be tween Munich and the Inn, the Auftrians there being on their own fide of that river. BONAPARTE, with the whole of the army, would join him about the 25th or 26th, when the farther operations againft the Auftrians and Ruffians would be commenced. A bulletin from the Army of Italy has alfo been publilhed, by which it appears that on the s Bth, after an alion in which about isoo Auftrians were killed and as many taken prifoners, the French paned the Adige. _ _ . Sorry we are to add, that we have nothing to throw into the oppofite kale, as a counterbalance to all thefe details of dif.tftrons events, but a report of an advantage gained by the Archduke CHARLiS in Italy, which, however, does not reit on any official authority. The brig Indianen, belonging to Bremen, has ar rived at Falmouth from Sarreal, a town of Spain, fituated in Catalonia, the mailer of which reports, that at the time he failed, which was not many days ago, a report prevailed there that the Archdale CHARM bad obtained a cantle* viclory over the French ar• ony in Italy. We can only fay we heartily with the intelligence may be confirmed ; and that we are not without hopes that the Archduke Cuaacat will ap • prove hunfelf a better General than MACK has done. The following letter; received in town thii morn ing. is of importance to be known lay all interefted in the trade with Holland : 46 ROTT6aD♦ M, OCT. 31.—1 have to advife you that an abfolute order is gone down to our fea-porte, not to allow any (hips to Report with goods that are in the leaff fufpeeted to come from your fide, but to (Lop all fuch ; and alto not to permit any fhips to clear out with any kind of provifions. Thi• order is land by our own Government and muff be obeyed firiftly." NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAII.S THIS DAY..—Wind Eafterly. AIR. DUI. Alt. DOC Dublin a 3 I Hamburgh 0 3 Waterford 0 I Gouenborgh o 1 A fleet from Ellinore, bound to the Nore, arrived off the Humber on Saturday laft. FAT-mot/mg, Nov. T.—Arrived this day the Bremen brig Indianen, Capt.Juaosx HAMNER, from Sarreal, in the river Jade, bound to St. Thomas with wine, linens, bricks, &c. having fprung her main-malt.— She left Sarreal five days fine ; alto strived the 'hip Minerva, of Aberdeen, Captain DAVIDSON, from Montferrat for London, with &gars, &c.; taken the 12th of alober by the Refolution Spanifb privateer, of 14. guns, from Bilboa ; retaken the tsth inftant by the Dart cutter privateer, of Guernfey—out flu weeks : the Dart alto retook, in lat. 44N. the Ruby, from Qxebec, bound to Portfmouth; alto arrived his Majelty's brig HARPY, Captain H&YWOOD, from Newfoundland, and the STAUNCH gun brig, Lieut. &ream with the Nautilus, Britannia, and Ceres viduallers, under convoy, bound for off Breft.— Sailed 'on Wednefday laft the Duke of Kent packet, Covviwoarts, for the Leeward Iflands. The Anse -1 rican (hip Carpenter, Captain Mims, for London, and Neptunus, Num Homr, for Portfmouth, P. S. The HARPY (loop of war convoyed the fleet from Newfoundland to Portugal, and after teeing them Cafe in, is come home for repairs. She left at St. John's his Majefty's his, of so gnus. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 2.—Came in the Foreende Br odre, Capt. FOYAN, from Frederickßadt ; Aurora, ICapt. B&CKMAN, from Saloe ; and the Senora Los Dores, Capt. CoczmaLL, from Liibon.—Sailed to join the Wellern Fleets, the SUMO!, of 74 guns, Vice Admiral DUCKWORTH, and the Pow tarot., of 74 guns.—Wind Eagerly. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 3.—The APOLLO fi igate, Capt. FeLLows, is appointed .convoy for Portugal and the Mediterranean.—Arrived the Vesuvius bomb, with a convoy from the Downs.—Wind E. and by DOUR, Nov. 3.—Sailed laR night the brig Aider, of Newbury Port, Captain HSCTOR Corm, in bal lag, for Poole, to take in a cargo of flub for the Me diterranean.—Arrived lag night, and this morning, from the Downs, his Majeßy's gun•brigs Blazer, Bloodhound, Contiant, Pincher, Sparkler, Despe rate, and Bruifer. The Bloodhound, Confiant, Pinch er, and Sparkler, have failed this afternoon for Bou logne Roads ; the ref remain. Several frigates, sloops, brigs, &c. came nut of the Downs this day, and are gone over toßoulogne Roads.—Wind S.S.E. and blows frail. DIAL, Nov. 2.—Arrived the INTIM; of 64 guns, from the Note ; and Tocx LER gun brig front a cruise. Sailed the Vssuvous bomb, with convoy for Portfmouth. Nov. 3.—Arrived the Penesus frigate ; CHARCIR, Escorr, /lacers, and AIMws6L gunbrigs from Harwich ; the Convulfion and Defiruifilion mortar. boats, from Rimfgate Pier. Sailed the Vino: fri• gate ; COMBATANT and Vatoaous Hoops; FLAMER, BRU E I,BLOODHOUND, TICKLER, BEA ZER, BASILISK, and WRANGLER gun brigs, on a cruize. The BOLD gun brig, Lieutenant Wu. CH:ruts commander, ar rived here this morning, and brought in with her a fhip from the Baltic and two colliers, viz. the Ceres, John, and George, captured by the Eagle privateer, belonging to Dieppe, which privateer, yefterday evening,-captured fix Engin vefrels, between Beachy Head and Southforeland. ANOTHER LITTER.—Sailed the COMBATANT and Vatolous floops of war, and feveral gun brigs, for the French coat. Remain in the Downs the Edgar, Utrecht, Antelope, Leopard, Intrepid, Trully, Ada mant, and the Romulus men of war ; Orpheus, Ve nus, Ariadne, and la Sybelle fiigates ; Otter, Spy, and the Alert (loops of war ; Hecht, Volcano, Luci fer, Difcovery, Devallation, Profpero, and the Zebra bombs, many gun hags, cutters and loggers, and a large fleet of tranfports with troops on board, de tained by adverfe winds. Wind Eaßerly. On Saturday the Duke of KENT completed his 381 h year. It is confidently afTerted in feveral of the morning papers, that his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Your is appointed to command the Army which is about to be employed on the Continent. We can only fay, we do not believe it. Minifiers have had it in contemplation, for force time pall, to eflablifh telegraphs between Plymouth dock and the Admiralty. On Saturday the matter was finally determined upon The communications are to go to Portftnouth, and from thence to I.ond •'n. The remainder of the 95th (rifle) regiment paffai through Dover yenerday, for Deal, where they Are ordered to embark immediately. Wednefday and Thurfday the Royal Berks Militia marched into Reading, on their route to Taunton in Somerfetfhire. They are a fine body of ma, and in the higbeß Rate of dircipline. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBPR, OR HOUGHTON MEETINj, 28.;,5, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2. D. of Grafton'& Dodona, 68. beat Mr. KA Lady Brough, BQ. 81b. D. I. sogs.-6 to 5 against Dodona. Mr. Howorth's . Nimrod, late Norval, beat D. of Grafton's Lumbago. SC each. Two-yr old C. zsgs.-6 to 4 againtl Nimrod. Mr. R. Boyce 's rolb. beat Mr. Mel. lines Stretch, 74. 31b. Ab. M. 50g5.-5 to 4. on Bobtail. Ld. Folcy's Sr Harry Dimfdale, SO. rolb. rec. from Mr. R. Boyce', Sir David, 7R. t ilb. B.C. sop. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, NOV 4. At length the arrivals of Wheat, coaftsvife, are confiderable—the trade is not very brifk, and rather at lefs price—Primo.Foreign Samples rather exceed the quoted price.—Good Malting Barley is more in requeft, and fates dearer—White Peas likewife—Malt keeps its price—Old Beans rather advance—Oats ar. rive in middling quantity, and fully maintain their price—Flour not very plentiful, at tall week's prices. GINZIAL CORIUNCINNAS 1111Dit I Wheat, 48s. 6os. yos per v. Grey Peak 341 395. Fine Ditto. 725. 75 6 - * 4 . 1 - —Beifts eek Di . di tto Bll. 2 51. . 441. 04 Rye, 3os. 341. od. Barley, 36a. 421. od. Om. 24s • 3 06 - 341. Malt, 745. Hos. od. Poland ditto 35s 37s od. White Peak, 365. bas. oil. Rape Seed, 401. 441. pxlat. Pater OP PLOD'. Fine Floor 655. to re. Seconds itios. to 6sa. per fad'. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, 5 , News. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the return coding the '6th of &Sober, aos. Wheat. .Rye. Barle y.: Oats. Beans. Pare. s. d. s 1. a. 4L s. d. a. d. 77 11 44 39 9 28 0 48 2 43 9 The average Price of Sugar , computed fro m the Return" made in the week ending Mk 30,1 a alb• 5i4 Per Modred weight. SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOV. 4. The Market of this day was well fupplied with different kinds of Catee ; the prices in general are advanced fince our lafi Report, and the trade au very brilk. The Haymarket was alto well attended ; Hay has rifen in price ; Straw and Clover the fame as per len. We annex an accurate account of the prices and numbers: To link the oval--per ftooe of lib. Beef es oil to ea sod Veal 41 6d to ss sod Mottos os ad to s. od Pork ea od to se od Lamb as od to as ad. lUD OP VIII DAT. Rafts 103... Calves gap—Sheep 1 6,74 0 •-•Pts. 410' PRICI OF OAT AID STRAW IN MITI/MD. .Hay, per Load, A OS to SI CO Straw, . al tem to al os Clover 41 os to 51 1511 COUNTRY MARKETS . raacas OF GRAIN AT Tilt FOLLOWING KARIM'S. BAIIINGSTOZZA..Wheit 65$ od to Sts od per Quarter. Barley 33s 6d to 36s od I Beans oos od to cos od Oats zpi od to 32$ od Peak 42s od to cos al MAI m—Wheat ss od to 83s od per gr. Barley 33s od to rs od Beans bas od to As od Oats 341 od so 381 od Peak 004 od to sos 04 Ntwainty..—Wheat 6t s od to Us od per Ctr Barley 0,85,c41 to 38s od I Beans 46s od to 6os od Oats ass pd to 32s al I Peak 42,5 od to 48s od Kismet —Wheat 6os od to 864 od per CZ!. Barley 34s od to 395 cd j Beans 3as od to 57* cd • Oats a6s od to 33. od I Pais 48s oft so 525 - Arianism—Wheat iss ot s to 86s od per Qr. Barley 314 od to 31It CCI I:.eatts 38s od to sBs od Oats a7i 6d 'to a..a Pole 461 04 to 485 cd COAL EXCHANGE. MONDAT—South Mner, 43s 9d—Wall's End 6 s pd. Wrzutasnay.—Temple's Wall's-end 62—Whitefield 4 e FAlDAT—Berton rl-1111th 50—BrancilingSi. (d—Bigg's Main 61.--Crofts Main 33.—Flatwortb 49x—Kelton 6c.s—Ho lywell Main 35I—Hebburn Main Gtr—Perey Main 6a 6is— Sinapton's Pontop 48.—Sonth Moor 445 3d 4as 6d—boxiv ood Os—Temple's Main 6cs 63s—Walker 6os 3d— Winston 6os 6ts —Wall's End 6as—Wylam Moor 541Wttiteftrie. 42114111t1 48 5 6d—Bourn Moor and Bladey mixed scs 6d—Bourn Moor and Primate mixed tis 6d—Tden 32s 6d-...Printrufe stn 641.. Urpeth and Boundry mixed es—Ruffel's Main sts . Our limply this week has been very then, and only fix argon. uniuld —very few at (a—but 6o loaded. Delivered at can. advance on the above prices. The firft appearance of BRAHAN and Sroaace laft Saturday at Drury-Lane Theatre, it, the Siege of Be!- grade was loudly applauded by an uncommonly crowd ed Houle. Mr. Met.t.aa, from Bath, appeared, for the &II time, in the part of ilafilm, and was very fa vourably received. He gatr,e Cslid proof of a cot red knowledge of mufic, and potreffes a Rrong and flexi ble voice. Coosa" . GARDIL—The Play of Pizarro on Satur day b:onght a large audience. The excellencies of N rs. Sint:rims in llivira, and Mr. Ktursta in Rolla, ate too well eftabliffied to require a comment ; Hatt- Ge AV, performed Pizarro in the place of Conk*, and got through the charader indifferently well. Tenth and tall: day of Drawing.—The Ticket No. 11,403. drawn on Saturday a Prize , iTen Thouffind Pounds, was fold at the Office of Meffis. HAZARD, BURMA, and Co. Royal Exchange. Another Twenty Thottfand !!! The Ticket No. 20,628, drawn on Friday * Prize hf ao,oool. was fold in one qt . tarter, three Eighth. and fix Sixteenth Shares at Bisn's truly fortunate Office% 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Crofs, where 7373, ant ther Prize of 20,0001. 1167. a Prize of Scoot. j z5B. a P lilt of tooral. and 18,583, a Prize of 5001. this Lottery, have been all fold, Shared, and Regiftered. Th e L.ntery finilbed on Stturdav, and the holders of all Prizes fold at the above offices, may receive their money on demand. _ No. 21438, drawn the lag day of drawing a Prize of Soot. was fold in 2 Eighths, and 12 Sixteenths.— No. 10,125, drawn the 9th day of drawing a P ize of wool. was fold in one Half, one (tuner, one Eighth, and two Sixteenths. No 24,515. drawn the fira day a Prize of sod. was fold in i.ne Qua ter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth., at HOlttiglY and Co.'s, 26, Cornhill ; 52, Charing Croft, and St. Margaret's -hill, Borough. Monday, at Dumfries, acel;;;;;;lregeorge • Efq. writer in Olaf govt. to :VIM Elisabeth Jackfon, daughter of Robert Jarkfon, Efq. late Provoft of Dumfries. On Saturday Wt at Tottenham Church, Middlefex, Willi ,m Pul%ford, Efq. of Hackney, to Mire Hohfou, daughter of William Hobfon,Efq. of Markfield, Tottenham. DIED. - On Thurfday Wt. at Kinghood, Dorfet, Mr. Hood, Father of that brave and excellent Meer, Sir Sam. Hood, K. B LONDON : Printed and Publiihed by LEVEL £F.NT (of Ca:l -v:bury-tam. Lambeth), atthe STAR OPTICI, T, egg'. Arm. alAdttetlairo at the STaa 9ancs ,Thapie-Eas. 1 •