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Emperor ordered that a particular faregnatd fhenld iae at the Chateau of Lufichofs, a little country re. fidence 01 the Emperor of Auaria, on the left bank of the Danube. The approaches to Vienna on this fide hear no refemblance to the ordinary avenues of sreat capitals. From Lintz to Vienna there is but ore made wad, a great number of rivers, fuch as the Inn, the Eflaph, the Moelk, the Tragon, &c. ; ' , which have but bad bri.4ges of tvt.od. The conatry a cceered with forells of fir. At every ttep there Fie impregnable pofitions, in which the enemy en dev.voured in vain to make a Hand. They had al ways to dread that they would be uncovered, and turned by the columns which manoeuvred beyond their flanks. From the Inn to this place, the Danube is .Uperb, its points of view are pielutrfque, its navi g:ition down the current is rapid and eafy.—All the utters intercepted fpeak only of the ft ightful chaos a.. Lieu Vienna prefents. The war has been under ta'aen Sy the Auffrian Cabinet contrary to the opi nion of all the Princes of the Imperial Family. But CoweßTino, led by his wife, who though a French. woman, has a mortal hatred to her country ; Cot.- Loa EDO acerßomed to tremble at the very name of a Ruffian, in the perfuaflon that every thing ought to give way before them ; and to whom it is, betides, poffiblr, that the agents of England, may have found means to introduce thenefelvec ; and in fine, that wretch llacs, who had already played fo great a part for the renewal of the fecund Coalition—Thefe are the influences . which have been fironger than thole of alt prudent men, and of all the Members of the imperial Family.--There is not a man down to the meanefl citizen, or the lowed fubaltern officer, who does not feel that this war is advantageous only to the Englifh ; that they have fought only for them ; that they are the authors of the mist .finches of Eu rope, in the fame manner as by their monopoly they are the authors of the melt - lye high price of goods. ARMY CF ITALY. 111ASSENA, MARSHAL OF THR EMPIRE, GENERAL IN CHIEF OP THE ARMY ')s ITALY, TO MARSHAL BEN. TN veR, ?SINISTER AT WAR. Hud quarters at St. Martin, 064. 20, year 14. 44 In conformity with the progrefs of the Grand Army, M. Mar(hal, and always imptelled with the idea of rendering my movements fabordinate to it, I carded the enemy to be attacked this morning at five o'clock. The follovring were my dirpofitioni, and the re:nit of them : 44 General SEIM•, on my Left, commanding the sth divifion, had or4ers to pafs the Adige at Pole. The objea of his movernmt was to keep the troops in check that might come down from the valley of the .Adige and from Val Polifelle. " I had given orders to General VELDIEIt, cora- Inzading the fecond divifion on my right, to ma noeuvre with the troops compofing it, and four regi rnents of cavalry, from Rorco to Albano, in fuch a en?ri•er, as to keel) up the alarms of the enemy. " At the moment appe.inted for the execution of there moeemer:t., I eanfed the &II divifion, com manded by General GARDANTIF, and the femur divi fion, commanded by General Dynes's:, to pars the bridge of the old Caille cf Verora. There troops attacked with vigour the heights of the Valley of Pantene, and turned the Caltle of San Felice.— Taking advantage than of their pofition, I forced the enemy to evacuate Veronette. The paliCadoes of the new bridge were inflantly broken down, and the di 'aka of bode chaffeurs, ender the orders of General Esr:.cits ; that of the grenadiers, under the order: of General PA-FOE/IMS ; the referee of cavalry, cmnmanded by General tylfirs,t-t ; and the third d" 'llion, commanded by General Meltyroe, miffed through Veronette, and proceeded along the dreg mad of St. Michael, where the Auftrians oppoled us with infantry and cavalry, coveted by leveret pieces of cannon. I orderedfeveral charges of cavalry, which were executed with vigour, and which I fupported by companies of grenadiers polled on the right and the left of the roach The enemy was overthrown, the ✓illage of St. Michael carried, and in one of the charges, a fiptadron of my corps of guides obliged Soo light infantry to lay down their arms. The d;- %lion of General Moi.sxoa powerfully feconded the progref, of our grenadiers; we drove the Andrians beyond St. Martin, and at length took the potation of Vaga. I {hall, to-morrow morning, follow up my advantages, and I fhall drive the enemy as far before me as I can. They left great numbers on the field of battle ; and we took from them nearly tfioo pri. foam, and two pieces of cannon remained in our partition. We have on our part loft but a few men, and we have but about a hundred wounded. " I :earn this morning, that General SFRAS fortunately executed his movement, and that in mak. himfelf mailer of the politions which I pointed out, he tt,ok a nnmber of prifoners. 4" i caufed the barks found at Veronette to fall down towards Perfago, in order to effed :he paffage of the divifion of VERDIER. a I !ball be careful, M. Marfhal, to inform you of my ulterior movements. I have only praife to beflow on the ardour and intrepidity of our troops. Have th_ goodnefs to lay before his Majetly the Emperor .ud King the affarance that they burn to imitate the !zamples of the Grand At my, and that they will rot ;ail to defervest mare in the nobk rewards which his t , .!+jelly knovh fo well to decree to valour. a I have the honour to falute you, (Signed) « ussssts 4." PARLIAMZMTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, NOV. 2S. The AR.CNSISHOP of Cams Eastivr, the LORD 1 CHANCRLV'II, and Lord HAWILISBORY, attended about three o'clock this day, and being feared in their robes, the Deputy Ufher of the Black Rod was difpatched to require the attendance of the Com mons; who immediately, being reprefeotcd by the pi incipal Clerks and Officers of the Houle, appeared at the Bar. lis MAJESTY'S Commillion was then read, andln riling certain Lords therein mentioned, or any three of them, to declare and notify the Royal will and pleafure for the farther porogation, &c. of Parlia ment, purfuant to his Majefly's late Proclamation. After which, the LORD CH a Pict, LLoR, in the ufual form and words, announced his Majelly's «ill and pleafore, that the Parliament be prorogued until Ttleftily the 7th day of January next, to be then there h ,, kirn, and to which day it (lands Frurogued accord- LONDON. ?MAY, NOVEMBER 19. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confols, money, 6.sl:—for January 64. Reduced 591---Omniern 6. PRTCP. OF STOCKS YESTFR ()AY: Bank Stock t 95.1195 Short Ann a 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 5911 I India Bondi, par es. prem. 3 per Cent. Conf. Ann.6cit Exch. Bills, ts. dif. as. preen. 4 Per Celt- 7 61 4 I Osmium, 6. preen . per Cent. 1797, 99; I Englifh Tickets, 191.155. Luna Ann. 17 z 5-16-1 Conf. for ace. 641 The intelligence which we communicated yeller day is, unhappily, confirmed nearly in its worn af peel. According to the bulletins of the French army the progrefs of the enemy has been rapid beyond all example. To detail here the contents of the Bnlle tins is unnecetrarythey rather defcribe a chace, than the retreat of a regular army. We have given them in the preceding columns, excepting the 18th and 19th Of thefe we have not yet received a full copy, but we know their contents. The fi,rmer contains an ac count of the battle at Moelk, in which the Emperor NA toixott fought in perfon. The Nineteenth Bulk tin relates to the arrival of an Auftrizn Plenipoten- tiary at the head miarters of the French, with a pro-. pofition froth the Emperor of Germany to treat for peace. In our Paper of yellerday tee Rated the fubflance of BCMaPART6 . S anfwer to this overtnte, viz. s!'"l"A'at when the Emperor of the Frenchlhonld have taken pfkliion of Vienna, but not before that period. he would treat with the Emperor of Germany for the rcfloratiou o f pear:." . It appears that this was no idle boatt of BONA PARTE. A letter of the 15th frofil Strafburgh flaw, that, " the City of Vienna, for the firtt time, has " opened its gates to a vidorious atroy—Tir:s glory. " was teferved for the French—Our troops have en " tered it. An extraordinary courier arrived to-nizbt " with the new s." In this account the date is not mentioned ; tut from one of the French papers it appears. that we were right in what we !toted yetierday : it was on the t9th Eriimaire, (not the 9th) Etat is on the loth of Nov. There arc no account. dim& from Vienna in the French papers that have reached us, but the follow ing, which puts the matter beyond doubt, has been puti:ifhed at Paris: TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH FROM THE. GRAND ARMY. VIENNA En A NOUS. (Vienna is ours) II DEFEAT IN ITALY, AND JUNCTION OF TERNADOTTE WITtl THR Li.rr WING OF T4ASSENA'S ARMY." One account Rates that BONAPART2 had entered Vienna in perfon with 22,000 men—Another, which teems the molt probable, Rates, that he withed to make a grand entre in that City, whence lie would return to Munich to open a Congrefs for PEACE! That ic, as we underftand it—a Peace trit; tiv Conti ►ental Power, only, that he may be left unincuinbered to profecute the war with this country. The Paris news of the 17th Rates, that the Arch duke CHARLES, whom we confider as the only good General belonging to the AuQrian army, had died of fatigue; but as no mention is made of a piece of in telligence, fo important, in any of the fubfequent journals down to the aril, we are inclined to hope it is unfounded. The junflion, however, of BERNA DOTTE'S divifion, with the left wing of MASSER/I'S army, Rated in the above telegraphic difpatch, leaves us no hope that he can retreat or avoid furrendering his army, which has been left altogether unfupported. Such is the fubflance of the intelligence that has been received through the medium of the French papers of the iffue of this difaßrous campaign upon the Continent. It would be the height of infanity for this country now to count upon any effeCtital co operation from the Continental Powers. We have nothing to look to but our own means and refources, and a hope that the arm of the OMNIPOTENT, not withflanding our demerits, will Rill continue to be our protection, and give us deliverance from the alarming Power of thole who reek our deltrultion. We have oftener than once raifed our feeble voice to call upon the country to prepare for its own de. fence. We have been traduced and vilified for fo doing—our call has been but little attended to—the purity of our motives has even been quellioned by time.ferving drivellers and thnrt•fighted politicians. But we feel it to be an imperious duty to repeat tbefe warnings, and we know that in the public profs of weeks. this country there (ill remains futEcient virtue to mate the voice of truth be heard. Is this a time for half meafures ? Have we not had fufficient experience of their folly and madnefs ? Shall we lit with oor arms defpording, and content onrfelves with fruitlef, wailings at the fad difafters 1 that have befallen our friendi—like the wagprer itn ptoring Hercules to drag his cart out of the mire ? 1" Put your shoulders to the wheel, and Hercules will help you." Every man in this country who is not precluded by age or infirmity muff be taught the u of arms ! An ability to fire in regular platoons, and go through all the ufelefs thew of military parade, is not what is wanted. This is in the prefent circumilances of Lu• rope, an idle walk of time, of ammunition, of men ! Let us know the pradice of ai ms—let us be markfnien. It was remarked yeller day, in the Houre of 'Ards, that the Loan CHANCELLOR, when he declared the Parliament prorogued till Tueiday, the 7:h of Ja nuary, only faid, as ufu 11, " to be then here holden and fit." His Lordfhip did not add, "for the confi deration and. difpatch of divers urgent and importent train. ;" and from this it may be inferred, that the deliberations of the Great Council of the Nation will probably not commence until about the arft of Ja nuary. At all events, from the above, it is not likely that Parliament will be aflembled before her Lt6ea ) % Birthday. Yeflerday morning his MAJESTY. the Duke of Yoga, the Princelfes AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and Am s- LIA, attended by Mr. GREVILLE and other attendants, rode on hnrfeback in Windfnr Park. Her MAJE STY and the other Princeffes followed in a carriage and four. Mr.Prry has enjoyed very indifferent nate of health lltely. He is under a courfe of medicine. Sir W. ARQ,S7HAR has attended him daily for the laR three Lord Hoon, and Sir ISAAC ITEARD• Garter King at Arms, attended yederday at Lord HAWRIS. BUltir'S Office, to regulate the order of reception (.1 Lord NEcsna's body at Greenwich, and Om inter ment when it is to take place io St. Paul's Cathedral. Yeflerday the principal inhabitants of Windfor dined tlgether in the 'lowa Hall, to celebrate the Naval Vidoties. The Lynn Ball and Supper, in celebration of the 'fllmions viftury off Trafalgar, was attended by 300 Ladies and Gentlemen of the town and neighbaur• hood—among whom were, Lord and Lady FALK LAND, Lady ANDovee, Sir MARTIN, Lady and the Miffes Fnears, Sir JACOB ASTLEY, Mr. CORE, the Honourable Colonel Waeroes, Sir Jon SHRLLEY. &c. Over the door leading into the Ball-room was a firiking tranfparent likenefs of their ever to be la mented countryman and neighbour, Lard NELSON' with this motto—Pa/mem, qui meruit, feta:. I Extra of a letter from Brit&ls, Nov. 9.—" We have the piszafure to inform you, that the tentence of !impriforiment. laid to have been paffed on a trial that took place a few months ago atVals!nciennes, on a. Mr. EWEANK, an eminent Merchant in Cambi its, and Banker there, under the impreffion of his having I anted Captain Joni:tee and Colonel SMITU in their elcape from thence two years ago, has, by a judicial appeal to another Court, been referved, and Mr. E. molt honourably acquitted." A letter from Trinidad, dated the zsah of Septem ber lall, communicates the following intelligence, viz.—Admiral CocnRANE had arrived there, with the NORTHUM3ERLAND, of 74 guns, and the BEAULIEU ' frigate. His objea was to examine, and gain pat ti. enlist- information refpeeting a lake of pitch, which lies near the Gulph of Paria, about twensy miles from Porto d'Elpagna, dole to the fea, and extends five Miles, in one ditelion. Should this be found in all refpe6ll as it h:rs been defcribed, it may prove of I great fervice in the Britilli Navy, as immenfe quanti- I ties may be obtained merely at the expence of dig ging. - - The (porting gentlemen in town yellerday were amufcd:with a leaping match, in Hyste.pal I:, for a few guineas. The public are often told of this and that plizno. meson But the greatett that ever occurred in the Lottery World is, indifputably, the one which the prefent Scheme exhibits, namely, the inuner.fe film of One Hundred and Ten Thouland Pounds (ex: clufive of a concomitant chance of gaining, at the fame time, a confiderable number of Capital Prizes) peremptorily allotted to the Firit Drawn sox, num. bers. Hence adventurers will clearly perceive the great prudence and policy of being early in the Lot• tery market. COEN MARKET, 28. There are fome frefh arrivals of Wheat to day, and large quantities remain on hand ; Barley likewife.— Prefuming on farther reduCtion thefe articles meet but little fide. Malt nearly as our lalt. White Peas in abundance, and further decline—Grey Peas and Beans continue dear—Several heft: Oat arrivals in addition to the late tiipply, and this atticle inclines lower—Flour in middling fupply, and at no alteration in price. OttIERAL CURRENCY AS 1114 DAR : Wheat, 38s. sos. 62, per v. (key Plate 37s 411. Fine Ditto, 635. 665. 01. aqa, 525. 60s. Rye. 3ot. 365. od. Tick Ditto 345. sce. 01 Y. 3 0 n. 335. od. Oats, 244.285. 33•. Malt, 70). 755. od. Poland ditto 355. 36, od. Wtitte Peafe, 4as. SOS. od. Rape Seed, 42 1 . 44 1 . re Wt. 'MICR Or ?LOV - Fine Flour bos. to tss. Seconds 355. to 609. per lick, SbtITHFIELD, Nov. 29.—This day's Market was but indifferently Ilipplied with different kinds cf CA!. tle the prices in general fupport our laU llatement, if w•e except prime Beef, which is rather cheaper, and the trade was not over briar. The fales in the Hay-Market were dill.—Neither Hay, Straw, or Clover, fetch laft prices.—We annex an accurate account of the prices and numbers : To fink the offal—per Sone or Sib. Beef 4s od to 4s 6d I Veal p od to p 6d &tattoo 4s od to 4s aod Pork 4s od to p od Lamb as ed to as od ■LAD OP THIS DST. Beaks 532—Calves 144—Sheep 4730—Pigs 312. PRICE OF SAT AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay, Scr Load IA to to 41 45 Straw to to II Iss Clow • 41 on to 51 9• THANKSGIPING MR. EDITOR, SlR—The Day of Thankfgiving, on which we are about to commemorate the molt brilliant atchieve ment that ever graced the Britifh naval annals, is looked forward to with uncommon interell, and will. be devoutly celebrated by all ranks of people. The exultation infpi:ed by conquelt will he tem pered with pious gratitude to HIM who alone giveth ViEtory ; and checked by recolleting the fate of the gallant and lamented Chief, the ditge of whole ob. fequies almoft mingles with the fongs of his triumph. The returns of the killed and wounded, on that memorable nccafi"n, while they have relieved the anxiety of fame, will have changed the fulpenfe of others into Impelefs certainty. Many widows, or. phans, and aged relatives arc now mourning the lefs. of their dearett connexions and only fupport ; and many brave men, who:e hearts heat high in the can& of their country, arc now returning &tabled in lite. fel vice. To whom can the benevolence of the Public on that day be fo properly die eaed as to thefe futfeterx from thole fuCcefres, which we &all then meet to commemorate and acknowledge ? Never was ::n appeal to the feelings of the Nation better timed tl.an that from the Committee of the PATRIOTIC FUND; awl their call will be met with general zeal and ala cri:y.. Chiles our inveterate enemy is coiquered on the Continent, we (ball hill have to contend with him on Britifh ground, for all that is dear to us. Policy, as well as pattiotifm, therefore, (hould induce us to animate thole who are engaged in this momentous cower', by (hewing them that the public fpit it is as warmly alive as ever, both to their merit and their fufferings Thefe are the fentiments of every Li ritita bofom, and my pen does but echo the voice of NILLI - JS S. NAfTIiCAL INTELLICIENCR. FALMOUTH, Nov. z6.—Arrived the Olive Branch. Davies, from Litton, in twenty-fix days, with fruit, fur London; try, GI saner s, from Yougha 11 ; Henry, Da ccv, from Newfoundland, fu Poole, in 31 days. ' Sailed the Pi inzcfs Charlotte packet, KERR, for the: Windward Blonds, with mails.—Wind E. Pcysioura,Nov. 27.—Came in the FOVDROYANT. of 84 guns, from the Channel fleet ; PENtLOPE, of 35 guns, fiom a cruize ; Betfey and Vengeance pd. vatcers. from a cruize ' • Chrilliana, Captain Hocr4s, from Stockholm. The BELLOVA, of 74 guns, is gone np Hamoaze to refit. The VICTORY, of lIQ guns. is every hour e?.peeted to arrive at this port, with the body of Lord NELSON. Came in the Spanifh fhip Polena, laden with iron,11•:el, and other goods, from Pattage, taken by the EGYPT JENNE, of 4o guns : fhe is a letter of marque, of four guns, and forty men, and is a very fine (hip ; French brig Maria Anto. nietta, from Bayonne, bound to Nantz, laden with rozin andoil, captured by the EGYPTIENIig. Sr. FlLtstes, Nov. 28.—The Moir.° will fail with the Portugal ard Mediterranean convoy this evening, or to morrow morning, fhorald the Pea •OYANTE come round front the Downs, which there is no doubt of, as the wind is fair. She (the Aro to) takes under her proteSion the Woolwich (tore Chip, Porpoife, and Abundance the two former for the Eaft Indies and Botany Bay. The Ruffian fqoadion is now under weigh for the Mediterranean. POITSMOUTH, Nov. 28.—Arrived his Majeny's (hip Isis, Admiral Sir ERA3I4US GOWER, from New. foundland, and the EURYALUS frigate, from Lord COLLINGWOOD'S fleet, but no boat is yet c,lrne Clore from her. The APOLLO frigate, Captain Fr 1.. Lowss, with the (hips under convoy for toe Mediter ranean, and the Woctivicu, of 44 suns, and, Pot poise (loop, with the Lady Sinclair, and Elizabeth, for Botany Bay, are all dropped down to St. Helen's, and will fail to-IIIOITOIN t fhould the PREVOYAIITE and CAMEL arrive from the Downs to go with them.— The Hon. Eaft India Company's packet Belle, Capt. Fr•oo, for St. Helena, Madras, and Bengal, failed IZR niehi. Alfa arrived the Betfey and the Part ridge Weft Indiamen, part of the AMC/LINE'S con voy, retalien by the Isis. Sailed the Ruffian feina• dron, contifiing of five fail of the line, one frigate, awl two brigs, to the weftward. DOVER, Nov. 7.B.—The :42ECULATOR lugger at. rived in the Roads this errirning from'a cru:ze. Winlit off Boulogne yesterday noun a large French gun brig was teen in the harbour on fire, and which in. a !bort time blew up with a terrible explAnn ; it was ftippofed that a number of the gun boats which were near the brig, mull have been very much !hal tered.—Sailed the BASILISK and Btooromovirn glut brigs, and the SCEPTR fi armed (hip, for a cruize. An inceffant firing has been heard here all this day :a the dire lion of Boulogne, it is generally fuppolesi here that it is owing to tome fuccefs obtained by the French army. The weather has been fo very thick lince the morning, that we could not fee the enemy's coal!, to difcern if any of our !hips were over there. DiraL,Nov. 28.—Sailed the ADAMANT, Of 50 guns, and the RAILLEUR !loop, with about 5o tranfports wrier convoy, cc - mooting the feeond expedition, hav ing nn board the King's German Light and Heavy Cavalry embarked at Ramfgate, for the \Velcro— Sailed the FURY bomb, with the PRIM/TANTE Imre fhip, and a fleet under convoy for Portheouth t the I M MO, TA LIZ a frigate, OTTAA Loup of war, ESCORT, ACUTE ' TICKLIA, Fusions, and Masts , gun brigs, for the French coals. Arrived the EXERTION, WAAN. GLER, and ERNEST gun brigs, fnin a c:uizc. l'aiessouvm, Nov. 28, Oms P. M.—A .!mirid Rot mt., with the fleet under his care returned into thefe Roads, from a cruizc off the Texel. MAILS. TIC, Admiral RUSSII.L ; ELEPIIANT, PRIACESE or ORANGE, RUBY, STATELY, DICTAT , and AGIN cousT men of war. Slips r.main ss per tall.—Wind moderate, S. S. E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. CRAVZSZND, Nov. ag..—.l l affed by the Olympus, Smith, and the Jt•hanna, Luct.es, from Malaga; Fortitude, Falconer, tho Recovery, I.ymie, front Surinam; Harvey, Hurnby, from T... bago; Tumbling, Freburg„ trent Pal. lit.o; Swallow, Crawford. from Cork ; Belvoir Cattle, Evans, from Rofs ; Martha, Laming... ton, from Dublin ; Fame, Smith ; M'Crea , at.d the Ve. nos, Montgomery, from Belfalt ; Nile, Starling, and the Ariadoe. Dale, from Jamaica; St. Anna, Tooke, from Teneriffe; Came. lion, guile% from Trinidad; Perfeverance. Crotbie, from BCC.* 1:1; oda ; Admiral Pakeoharn, Cory, from Antigua; indul;y, Mac. all iii, and the Pomona, tZcw. from DLoterara. Sailed the Harriet. I.ifle, for Dominica; Berarkk,G;Kfith, for Barbadoes • Br o t h er , , Bowen, for St. Kitts; Petifons, kohfoti ; m i k e diem. Rote; Memo'', Goodwin; Bridgetown, Barklay; Burdao, Smith, anti the Ocacrous far jpamica. m •