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UM ,~ ~' i FRANCR. PARIS, NOVEMBER so. 'PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the loth day of May. MI. wide rt a Gore wherein Mary Hare. widow, and another, are Plain and Thomas &twee, Efq. and another. are Defeodents, the 'rediton of HUGH HAM late of Hargharn Hall,in the County a Norfolk, Efq. doe&kitl, are forthwith to come in and prove their debts fey Coeneton Coe, Efq. one of the Makers of the laid' ourt, at his Chambers in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane. London; or in default thereof they wm be ez. ..:+ided the benefit al the raid Decree. Two Englifh brigs have been Branded upon our coaß within thefe few days. One of them, the Biter, under Lieutenant WINGATE / carrying twelve car tonades, eighteen pounders,run aground on the toth mar St. Vallery-fur-Somme, and was by the batte ties compelled to Rrike. The other, the Woodlark, Lieut. Jowls, carrying ten eighteen pounders, car. sonades, run around in the night between the 14. th and isth inikant, on the coat near Calais.— Two Swedilh merchantmen have been taken by our cruizers, and brought into Ambleteufe and Bou logne. The %mud de Perm contains the following curi ous fubjeft of difpute A difculfion has arifen between Prince Mum and Prince Flew MA mrefpeaing fome of the Articles of Capitulation agreed to by the Außtian General Wzitezcz, and finned by him at Trocktelfingen.— By this Capitulation. Weaszcz declared himfelf a prifoner of war, with all the troops under his coin eland ; and under hi: command was Count 'Holt se zot.i.zae, who not having perfonally finned the Ca pitolation, efcaped during the night, and joined Prince FERDINAND in the Marnraviate of Anfpach, by whom he was ezprefsly enjoined not to adhere to the terms of the Capitulation. Count HoNENZOL• LIEN accordingly withdrew into Bohemia, but bad previoufly taken part in the affirms that were after yards fought in the neighbourhood of Nuremberg. The cafe of the Prince de Romeo was ezaaly the fame. We are allured that Prince Murat has called upon them to conform with the engagement they have entered into, and that they rehire to comply.— It is moreover alined. that Prince MURAT' ha* applied to the Archduke Feecitmeno himfelf, and that a correfpondenee has been opened between thefe two Commanders in Chief upon this topic. The Außrian Generals have long petalled in their re filial, upon the ground that the terms of the Capitu lation are not applicable to them. General Wile NEM it is further Rated, is to be brought before a Council of War, to give an account of his opera tions, and of the teem which induced him to capi- tulate. EIGHTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. Lturz, Nov.g.--Prince Murat does not lee fight of the enemy. They had left at Eberfberg three or four hundred men to retard the paff.tge of the Trann, but General Walter's dragoons threw therntelves in to boats, and, under the protation of the artillery, attacked the town with impetuofity. Lieut. Villan det, of the t 3th regimeqt of dragoons, was the firit to pall over in a fmall boat. General Walter, after having palred the bridge of Traun, advanced towards Enos. The brigade of General Milhaud met the enemy at the village of Allen, defeated them, purfned them to Enns, and made son prifoners, fi fty of whom were Ruffian }sul fas. Twenty Riskin huffars were killed. The rear guard of the Aultrians, fupported by the Rte. in cavalry, was every where overthrown : neither one nor the other waited to be charged. The 22d and 16th regiments of chalreurs, and their Colonels Latour Maubourg and Durofnel, (hewed the greatell Flahault, Aide de Camp to Prince Mu rat, was wounded in the arm, Yeaerday we paged the Emu. and this day Prince Murat advanced in purfuit of the enemy. Martha' Davouft arrived on the 3d at Steyer ; on the 4th, be took poirdEon of the town and made two hundred prifoners. The enemy made a (hew of defending it. General Beaumont's divition of dragoons have main tained their charaEter : his Aide du Camp was killed. Both the bridges on theEnns are completely repaired. At the battle of Lambach the Aultrian Colonel De G-aafin, and the ltullian Colonel Golofkin were killed. The Emperor of Auftria on his arrival at Lintz. received complaints from the Magiftracy of the bad condua of the Ruffians, who ate not content to plunder, without beating the peafantry, which has oecafioned a number of villages to be deferted. The Emperor appeared extremely afilifted at thee excel lis, and obferved, that he could not anfwer tor the Ruffian troop' as for his own, and that they fhonld endure in patience, which gave but little confolation to the in:labium'. A great deal of provilions was found at Lintz, and a confiderabie quantity of cloth and clothes in the Imperial manufaCtories. General De; oi, at the head of a body of Bavari ans, fell in at Lovers with the advanced guard of a column of five /Whim) regiments, coming from Italy, completely defeated it, and took four bun .ired prifuners, and three pieces of cannon. The Bavatians fought with the greatell shftifiacy and gallantry. General Deroi was wounded by a piltol shot. There trivial zillions gave rife to numerens inflames of courage on the part of certain Offi cer'. The Major General is occupied in drawing up a particular account, in which every one will re rive that (bare of glory which his courag: has de izrved. _ The Enns may be confidered as the lalt line which ficfcnda the approaches to Vienna. It is fa'cl, that • intend to make a !land, and iotrench them the heights of St. Hyppolite, within ten Vienna. Our advanced guard will be to-morrow. NUM TIC *AMAMI , STAYS e01711.011T, 07 SOT. 20., While this paper was at prey, we received the Frankfort letters to the loth. Vienna is inverted by the French, bat not yet , entered. The firft patroles appeared before the tub. orbs on the gth. On the toth, 'Coo° men arrived at Neußadt ; 13,w° in the Prater; andrsooo more in the vicinity of Neufiedler. A part of General Wourszames corps. from is to 15,000 Mett, had been cut off, and forced through Suabia into Ant path by a column under Martha Aun saga ; Gen. Wozrsa s a t. has Already loft a part of his baggage and artillery. A part of the French have penetrated as far as Botzen, in the Tyrol. The garrifon of Scha nitz, which was on its retreat to lnfpruck, was cut off near Saalfeld, and compelled to lay down their arms. We are allured, that the French are alto at Lindau and Bergentz. The following important intelligence is official from Paris ;—According to an Imperial decree of Brumaire 17 (Nov. 8), aired at Lintz, an army of the north is eftablifhed ; it is to conlift of fiz divifions, two of them to be Rationed at Antwerp. The van of the army of referve at Mentz is to form another divifion, and to be Rationed at Juliers ; a fourth di. vilion is to be formed out of the van of the army of re feree at Stralburgh, and to be there Rationed. The other two divi lions areto be compofed of all the French and Batavian troops upon the Batavian territory;— bat the place where they are to be affemMed, is not yet determined. The Emperor has entrulted the command of the whole of this army to his Highnefs Prince Lours, Conftable of the Empire. We have line learned, that General MicreAUD is charged with the organiza tion of two divifions, which are to be Rationed in this Republic. One of them, coofißing of French troops, will be commanded by the General of Divi fion and having under him the Generals ROUSSEAU and Guinan. The other divifioa, corn. poled of Batavian troops, will be under a Batavian Lieutenant General, and two Major Generals, to be appointed by this Government. Hacus, Nov. s4.—An &lei& frigate, laden with rum and fugar, pretending to be an American vet fel, has put into the TezeL She was lalt from Goernfey, and had loft her rudder. Vice Admiral Kit z siT has utdered this vac! to be provifionally detained. HANOVEIL, Nov. s6.—Pruffian, Ruffian, and Swe. difh troops, continue to enter our Eleaorate, in con fiderable numbers. Yellerday the Ruffians from Luneliburgh advanced further forwards; and on the fame day another of their columns arrived at Hoppe. &aux, Nov. t6.—The day before yeaerday Count Haticwirz fet out to the place of his deaka tionr This day the Englith Negociator, Lord Hal- ROMEY, had his. firff audience of his Majeay. To. morrow Baron CAESAR, Envoy to the Batavian Re public, will return to the Hague. Two Staff Officers, Count Gacanaviccs. and Count De LA TOUA, have arrived here from the Court of Vienna, with prop*. fats relative to military affairs. Hensacirac, Nov. t3.—The Auarian General Wocrsas c, who has been too adventurous in fup porting himfelf in the neighbourhood of the Lake of Conflanct, now finds himfelf in a dangerous fitu ation, in confequence of the advance of the French troops into the Tyrol. He feenss to be peeled by Maraud Nay on the one fide, and Mardial Aunt. asap on the other, In far as to have no refource but that of violating the neutral territory of Switzer. land. Reuti and Erenberg are already in the hands of the French. DRUM,. Nov. 1 r.—This day the Emperor of RUSSI♦ is expetted here. Every thing is ready for his reception at Court. Hjs Welty was laR at Breflau ; yefterday the Archduke Asxmour arrived here from Berlin. blowicH, Nov. 13.—More than thirty Bavarian Officers have been landed with the infignia of the French Legion of Honour. Medals have been or dered by the Valor, to be diltributed among the Civil Officers of Government. There is a failure of proviQons of every kind, both in Suabia and Bavaria; even potatoes are fcarcely to be obtained. RATIsaON, Nov. 1 3.—The French corps under General Belactlay d i kitweas, which has entered Bohemia, has, according to report, already made themfelves mafiers of Pilfrn. LEIPZIG ' Nov. 9.—On the sth we had the Wit fatlion of feting his Majefty the Emperor of all the Rullias, in our city. At three o'clock the Duke of Weimar came firft, with M. ALOPLIUf t the Ruffian Ambaffadnr, and at eight o'clock they were follow ed by the Emperor himfelf. His Majeay was wel comed, in the name of our Eleanr, by the Adjutant General Vox DVHERIIN, and the Deputies of the Univerlity and the Council ; they were all received in the moll affable manner by the Monarch. He purfued his journey at tea o'clock in the evening; or Weimar. Fans THE NETN all Etas, Nov. r6.—Letters from Berlin give hopes of a Continental peace ; efpecially as it is not expelled that Lord HARROWIT'S million will.be favourably received. *The refult, however, mutt be decided by time. fn the interim, every bo dy's attention is direaed to the Ruffian and Swedills troops, which are now occupied in croffing the Elbe. Irntn Lauenburg, dated the t 3th intl. they write, that the tint divilion of the latter paled that river the day before, with their artillery, near Artleuhurg. On the 13th or z 4.01, the King of Sweden is taped ed at Guisow, a country feat of Cuunt natal*. N USEGGB. From Hanover, dated the rzth November, they write, that Lieutenant Colonel Von HIDIMANM is gone to meet the the Hanoverian Legion and the other troops of England, which are to difembark at Bremer!the and itade. The reigning Duke of Brunf.vick paired through Hildertheim on the Rth intl. and on the z ith arrived in Hanover. The Prisf fian officers have received orders to lighten their bag. gage as much as poffible ; meafures in this refpea having been taken to flatten, as much as poffible, the approaching march to Weltphalia. In the mean time. on the morning of the z ith, a depot of four French regiments of Hufars, marched from Hameln. for the purpofe of evacuating the Eleaorate. At what points thefe regiments will pars the frontiers, is not precifely known. A great quan tity of cannon and ammunition from Hameln has been landed on the Wefer. At Hameln there is a great fearcity of bread. Anossuao, Nov. ta.—A great number of French wounded troops are arrived hem from the Tyrol territory. For foam ash pall, ail the Ottreatakerse faders, and box makers, have been pat in regaifition for the French army i the latter are to mac 6000 beaked, for the flek. Waal NIT'S corps, coot:Ming of 17,000 men, in its march through Tyrol, has been greatly annoyed by the militia and !harp fhobters of that connus e ; The cannon planted on the bills alto occafioned a confiderable lots. After an ineffedual attack, three times repeated, they took Scharnitz by &fault. On the 6th, they arrived at Infpruck, having made great numbers of prifoners, and taken leveret pieces of cannon. Another column of French troops is march ing for Hall and Infpruck, by the way of &numbing and Schweiz. RATtilleV, Nov. It LaIOCHIZIPAUCAULT. late French Arnbalrador at Vienna, has departed from hence for Straburgh, to be exchanged there for Count CORINTLIL, the late Auttrian Anabaiador at Paris. NatinitisußG. Nov. iz.—The Archduke neut. nen° is arrived in Bohemia from Vienna, to refume the command of the corps which be had left there.— His bead quarters are at Palen. The corps of General BALAGUAT (PHILLIIRS, which entered Bohemia through Waldmuich. was, oa the loth. in the neighbourhood of Teinitz. Faa aca 7011 r, Nov. t7.—We hear that the Emperor of Ruff kftWeinsar on the ttthinfantfgr Leapfig, from whence it was thought he would return to Berlin. Lu astray ars u Nov. aB.—Our city is at prefetje filled with Ruffi;ns. Yellerday another detachment arrived here, confining of idea meat and this day there arrived see men, with the Ruffian park of ar tillery. To-morrow we gaped a vilt from his Swe dith Majeßy. Lows a Esse, Nov. 18.—The Hanoverian Legion, with the Engllfh troops under General Doe, arrived Tenerday and the day before, lo ass tranfports, in the Elbe and Wefer, and will be landed in the courfe of this day and tomorrow. LAD sn gnaw!, Nov. t6.—Lag night arrived here the Ruffian General TOLSTTOT his Staff Officers have arrived this Morning. The day before i column of two thoufand Swedes entered the town, under the command of Adjutant General Von Moataw. Two thoufand Swedith troops have likewife arrived at Gadebnfch. • FILONI Tag Vn,artaN STevai, 14011 - 3.,otnce the army under General Sr. CYR. confining of eB,OOO men, has joined Martha! Ma: sau a, we learn that the French will Rill maintain a garrifon in the port of Ancona, probably to oppofe the Ruffians, should they attempt a landing from Corfu. Vistula, Nov. 6.—We are anzioufly waiting for li intelligence from both the armies—and, although we do not know any thing of the recent tranfaftions in Italy, we may, however, be allowed to rejoice at the official report publifhed this day, announcing the Ric. eels of our arms there& The following is the purport of this intelligence Yefterdarr the stb inflant, Major General Count i Boast* arrived here, bringing the Emperor a detail of the obftinate, but glorious engagements which have taken pine near Caldiero—from the field of battle, in the vicinity of that town, the Archduke Cuaa:as difpatched Count Benign. On °Bober 29, the enemy bad traced the Adige, near Verona, for the fecond time. He had repotted our outpolls in the potation near Caldiero, and made a (mart attack on our entrenchments there, bat was beaten back with lois. On the 3otb, General Mao sax& repeated the attack on the entrenchments with four divifions. It appeared evident, that his plan was to throw the centre of the Außrian army into confufion. The Archduke Commas was previouflL aware of his intentions ; and in the night bid orderee the Corps de Referee to advance in fupport of the entrenchments. The battle lafted from noon till late in the evening, with the greaten obßinacy and hatred. While the battle was thus maintained at Caldiero. the French General Moutna attacked our right wing and the entrenchments pear Cologpola ; but the exer tions of our troops were crowned by the beR refult at all points. The enemy was repulfed. The Rand. ards of the sth regiment, and more than two thou land Fanner: fell into our bands, and the number of their dead is computed at fire thoufand. The lots of our troops is much lets, but it is not Rated. On the sill the enemy attacked the entrenchments of Chiaviko del Chrillo, at our left wite. The aflion continued till the evening; on this day alio the enemy was every where repulfed. On the tlt November our army Rood firm and unconquered, the right wing under *rural list.ssoeans, near Illaty and Colog. nola ; the centre under Count Agosaraau. near Caldiero ; and the left wing under Prince Rios., near Arcole, on the Etfch. General Darn:wrier is polled with a corps near Devilaqua, and Prince ii.u -samaßlG in the snpuntaips. The Emperor, in purfuance of the Archduke Crtaasat's wiflas;, has conferred on Marfhal Bassa. CARDS the Crofs of Maria Therefa—a regiment on General Vogelzapg, and the rank of Major General on Count Von Weltzenwolf. The intelligence from the army which is polled in Aufria, above the Enns, is not of fo confoling a natme. The enemy having eroffed the Inn near Wafferburg and Mtthlberg, on the zBth of Oftober, preffed forwards to the Salza, and conveyed a great number of troops in pontoons to the right fide which impedes our march to Saltzburg. On the 3tll, the enemy attacked Major General Sew uSTLIC at Haag, with three divifions, and forced him to retreat to Lambach, although fipported by two battalions of Ruffian ChatTeurs, who valiantly attacked the enemy twice with the bayonet. Count Gosowicitt, the commander of the Ruffian Challeurt, was killed. The number of killed and wountied did not exceed four hundred ; the enemy's lofs was more confiderable. _ _ After our troops had croffed the Tmon, and the Ruffian battaalms above mentioned had retreated to Wets, the bridges were broken down. On the ift of November the divifion of the Prince of HomiaLous marched to Steyer ; and that of General /dolmas proceeded to the environs of Kremfmunfler. The advanced polls of Count Norris flood on the Traun between Ebelfdorf and Wets; thofe of Gen. Scans • TICK between Weis and Traunfall, and thofe of Col Wssao between Traunfall and the Trauner Lake. From Prague, dated the 4th ink they write, that the States, affensbled at an - extraordinary Diet, had declared by acclamation, th4t they would facrifice with joy, their property, their blood, and their fires, for-his Maje fty's profpetity. ) $ I ' I ; I 111 3..)41,01111t arrive' took poirdfion prifoners. Tlll C ; General Beaum tained their cha 1 - Both the bridge: At the haul. De G-aafin, an killed. The Einpern: received compl. Ji condua of the plunder, witho. 1 1, necafioned a nu Emperor appea ; 1 - cs, and obfcrvi Ruffian troopi il I i I endure in patier it to the in:lahitan t . found at Lintz, , . and clothes in t , General De; I ans, fell in at L column of five Italy, complete .Ired prifuners, Bane izns foul, gallantry. Get shot. Thefc tri inflances of co cab. The M. 4 I up a particular I c rive that (hare ' ,i • t.:,rved. , The Enns ma ficfc n da the apps ' . the euemy inten ij ' 1 selves on the hi ,44 " leagues of Viet '1 '' these co-caorrotir , , . I 1 ' FAO: 1 ' ; " ST. PETTIS I ; Tmperor having -fly the King o . 41 ' . ,•` . J 4.0-operate wit vation of the tra 1.. : ...it for Berlin, t. l; :.fajetty refpeitin 1 i to: orgh the Prul •• 1 c c f ' rii.— ( Couri t - Maude. 04201 i. • . 1 , IfPr' PROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. ••••••• 'T/ISSUIGH, Nov. I.—His Majeny the ring received information from his Ma ing of PrufiS 4. that his troops were ready ce with the Ruffian armies for the prefer tranquility of Europe, has this day fet Sin, to concert matures widi his Pruffian (pelting the march of the Ruffian troops Pruffivn territory, and tor their future 'Court Gaudio) Odober I, 0. S." =TRAITS PROM THE HAMMON COMSPON JOINT. TO THE 19th INSTANT. VIRNNA, NOV. 9.—Frost the Covet Ossetia. " The military occurrences which hive taken place Gate thole already given in this paper are as follow " Captain Sennett's. Von Masa sato?, brother of Fiekl•Marthal Count MIBILVILDT who was ea. Rifted on the left bank of the Danub e, with a party of about too bode, and ask hundred and fifty is. fantry, having remarked in the night of the 4th of November that the enemy occupied the left beak, without any military precaution, they attempted an attack upon the poll of Matheatenthefame night, which was fo faccefsfal, that the place was carried without the lob of atingle man. The Commandant, an Officer of dragoons, and about thirty men, were killed in defending thernfelves in a haute, which was forced; two Comosifories, one General Officer, one Captain, one Lieutenant, eighteen dragoons o f th e sods Regiment, twenty-thtee femurs, and are pri vates of infantry, with twenty-eight horfes were taken. 64 The Emperor of the French, Martha) Princ e Mutter. and the whole garrifim of Lintz. where the divifions of Davao.? and NiT arrived on the 3d, were fo much alarmed by this circumnance, that the garrifon immediately retreated, and formed a line on the other fide of the Danube. It was now day-light, and the Emperor arrived on the bank with his Staff, and mutt have fan the prifoners carried off. The Captain of oar party bas been promoted to the rank of Major. • • u The rear guard of the Imperial and Ruffian troops were attacked near Rampant:, in the af ternoon of the nth, by the advanced guard of the enemy, coufifting of ten thoufand men, who were followed, eccording to the ttatement of the prifoaers, by a body of thirty tboufand men. The Ruffians, notwithttanding the fisperior numbers of the enemy, charged them with the bayonet, and compelled them to fall back; but General Korusow found hisafelf under the necelfity of retreating to Moelk, in confe. quence of being outflanked, on his right and left, by a numerous coluniu of the enemy." VIENNA, NOVEMBER 9. Out Court has retired to Olmuta., whither k has been followed by the Foreign Minifters. The fitoation of Qaarter►Mslkr-General, lately held by General Mace, has been conferred upon General Small:DT. Within the IA week the A.nffrian army in Ger• many has received very confiderable reinforcements of Ruffians ' Hungarians, and the Relbrve-parties be. longing to the different regiments. The Ruffian Emperor will molt probably have an interview with our Monarch in Moravia. The Auttroauffian army has received orders to continue its retreat. The Ruffians under General Kurusow form the centre ; the corps under General Kuser mrsa forms the left wing, and that under Go. neral Mearstor. the right of this army. Nov. r r.—To morrow or the day after, the rreneh troops will march into this city. The Arato-Ruffian army retreats towards Moravia and Hungary. It has paired the Danube. In More parts of the Auflrian territories which are occupied by the French, contributionslave already been levied to money and provifions, to the amount of 14.000,000 of livres. 7he Omen:tam t peel): in tie reflation not to meta& alefrarate facet bat, an the contrary, it will exert Will; with the none aelivity. agoinfi the enemy, in concert with and its other Rn/ia iIIIOTIR, Nov. L5.—A Pruffian army is am bling at Gottingen and Grubenfcben. Its head quartersare at tiordheim. LONDON. MONDAY. DICIMUR s. On Saturday we Ropt the preys to infert torah from the Hamburgh Cardenas, to the t9th ult. inclufive, and from private accounts received from Holland relative to the operations of the French in Germany. We alfo Rated the receipt of intelligence by Gpvsnment that the Emperor of Germany had COUCILIdffI• lIIPAItATI PIACI WIII4 !FRANCS. We have fine* received Dutch papers to the 36th. From thel and the Hamburgb papers received on Saturday, we have given ample extra& in die pro ceding columns. From the general tenor of the Vienna accounts, if fubfequent intelligence bad not been received, one would have been inclined fnon to exped details of vigorous oppofition on the part of the Auffrians, Wilted of a tame and almoil unqualified fubmiiton to the Emperor of the French ; but the accounts received by Government put it out of all doubt, that not only the prefent campaign, but the war itfelf, Co far as regards Auntie, is terminated for the prefent. The intelligence to which we allude was fent by a flag of truce on Monday laa, from the Dutch Admiral, to our fquadron off the Tesel, and forwarded to Government by the FLoa• frigate. The originalletter, which was written in the French lan• guage, was received at the Secretary of State's offsee on Saturday morning. The following is a correft tranflation From Rear Admiral Karstr to the Commander of any of hie B;tretaqc Maystre: Ape tithe Tend. " Bit wry s, Nor. IS, 110 S. " Rear Admiral Ka K UT has the honour to inform the Commander of any one of his Ba cram sic Ma. I !STY'S (hips, which are on the coaft of Holland, that the important intelligence of peace having been figned between his Majefty the Emperor of the French and the Emperor of Germany, under the walls of Vienna, has been received by an extraordinary courier ; and that the conditions were fo fettled, that until the rati fication of the treaty. Venice and the whole Tyro fbould continue is the hands of the French. 11 , Archduke CH micas is dead with chap' in and flitigric. A more detailed account is every 1310MCIK expetled a of fa