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MII.VP GRAND LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, zSo6. SCHEME. L20.0J0 sopoo S,OOO 3,C 03 3,000 SO 500 5 0 300 130 SO s,poo Firft-drawg Tlr.Lua a 3 or C 60 , 0 001 30•CGO J 3.000 SACO Jo co sr 6 1 0 Ce 110,000 3 ••. 3 . sg,ooo rickets 4. 2 4 0 1C1CA ~.1....,. MILT or TUE AIOVZ cAriTack. Phil-drawn Ticket, Ilt Mi, 6: 10 .9c° Ditto 4th Day, 26,000 Ditto 6th Day, 1::,coo Ditto Bth Day, SP O 9 Ditto .... icth Day, s,oco 'TICKETS and. SHARES are felling at every 1 1, I.ICENCED LOTTERY OFFICE.—PRESENT PRICE. Ticket 419 Is 0 Half £9 19 0 rizlatk 42 1a o Quarter 3 t 0 Sixteenth z s 6 ••• An early purchare is ad. rd, as the brft 3,0c0 Tickets will be entitled to 2.21. cacti, Lades their chance of the Posting Capitals. FR4NCR. PARIS, NOVEMBER 9. FOURTH BULLETIN OP THE AR MYCF ITALY. Head-quarters at Montebello, Nov. u. In confequence of the battle of the 3111, the port tion of the army before Caldiero, and the otders given on the preceding day to the divifion of Salsas, a column of the enemy, amounting to sow men, was feparated from the corps of General ROHM BURGH, and was cut off in Inch a manner that it could neither retreat through the sallies, nor rejoin the main army. The Commander in Chief, on be ing informed that on the sR infant, this column was marching to tie Heights of St. Leonard's, fent one of his aid-decamps to fummon it to furrender. The General Officer, HILLJIMBIL, who commanded it, not teeing any troops, declared his intention to de- , fend himfelf. The 22d regiment of light infantry, under Colonel GOQIIIIT, then received orders to ad. vance from Veronetta : the enemy made a move ment to approach him, and forced him to take a poll tion under the walls of the cattle of San Felice. The Commander in .Chief repaired immediately to the fpot, and ordered four battalions of Grenadiers to furround the enemy. General CHAKPENTIER, Chief of the Staff, was charged with thete difpofitions, which he executed with precilion, in concert with General SOLIGNAC. A new fummons was then fent to the enemy, who found himfelf under the neceffity of laying down his arms. A Capitulation, figned by the Cornmander of the enemy's column, and by General SOLIGNAC, put into our hands scoo prifo tiers, with their arms and baggage, 7o Officers, one Brigadier, one Major, one Colonel, eighty horks, The Prince CHARLES, on his tide, finding that a column of his army had been cut off, and ap prehentive of being turned in his pofition, proceeded to effea his retreat. We were informed, that be had made tome movements in the night. At the break of day reconnoitring parties were fent out to all parts of hisline. The divifiun of chariots on horfeback, under General ESPAGNE, and the light divifion of General GAILDANNE, let forward in purfuit of the Aultrions, who were haraffed through the day, and of whom we made fix hundred prifoners. We this day are at. Montebello. To-morrow the army will proceed on its march. Copy of a Capitulation between General Solignac, comman acing a Corps of Grenadiers belor.giog to the Royal and imperial Army of his Majefty the 'Emperor of the French On the one part, and Brigadier Genera[ Hiliiugcr, comman ding a Corps of the Troops of his Royal and Imperial Ma. • Jetty the Emperor of Germany. Art. t. The Marian troops, commanded by General /winger are mode prifoners of war under the following conditions. General Minder, as well as all the Officers owler his command that retain their (words, husks, and borate. They (hall be per mitted to return to Vienna, on their parole of bouour nut to terve againft France, or her allies, until exchanged. 3. The feathers !ball lay down their arms before they enter Ve rona. They than retain their booty (6.ria.) 4. All the wounded Auftrians it. the neighbourhood of Payano End Grammes be immediately removed to the French army, in order that they may be there properly treated. 5. The troops of his hlajeßy the Emperor of Germany having fought with the greateit intrepidity, and not having capitulated they were completely turrounded,the Freud' army obi do for pens every thing that it due to military courage. Done hi Duplicate at Cata-Albertint, November z, riot. (Signed) Hit I.l::ct.a, ke. . . - Mere follo:v the ocher fignatures.] Six thonfaad Aultrians were made prifutrers at the gates of Verona on the zd in!lant. This column had come by the mountains, and was to have fallen upon the rear of the army. Three hundred men of the zzd regiment of light infantry flopped them for an hour, whin having been reinforced by tsoo men, they forced the ene my's column, con lifting of fix battalions and a fqua on ofharars, to lay down their arms.—Mordieur. Letters from Milan of the 3d inflant, gate, that on the preceding day Martha MASSENA again attacked the Ariflrians ; that he carried the heights of Caldi era, and made himfelf maker of Montebello. We have taken 6oco prifoners. The head quarters of Martha MaSSENA were to be on the 3d in the even ing at Vicenza. This great newt, of which we hope to give the details to morrow, thews that the Au mans are not more fortunate on the Adige than they ' have been on the Danube. The Archduke CHARLES is continually retreating —Gazette de France. Some days fince private letters announced that a clefperate aetion had taken place off Cadiz between the combined fleets of France and Spain, and the Englilh fquadrou under the command of Admirals NLLSWI and Coetruowoon. It appears that a dread ful dorm terminated the aelion before the viaory was decided ; that the two fleets were difperfed, and that they fuffered as much fr .m the violence cf the form as from the ation. Fourteen of our (kips had, 'it is laid, returned to Cadiz, and another divifion to CAI thagena. They (peak of a very brilliant ex ploit performed by Captain Costars, of le Pluton, who with his fingle (hip and tome frigates difengaz. ed and condurfted back to Cadiz three Spanifh (hips, unmated, which had fallen into the hands of the 'enemy. It is added that Lord NSLsAN was killed ; .that Admiral GRAVINA was clangeroaly wounded ; and that a French Rear Admiral perifired, as well veral (hips belungirt to both fleets. All thefe ‘'t . .irls are, however, vague and uncertain. The only afccrtained it, that Vice Admiral Rozany, who to take the command of the Combined Fleets at Cadiz; , arrived three days after Admirals Irma aud GRAVINA had failed. NOVEMBER ICU Recent and authentic intelligence from Milab announces that Marlhal 1 4 41951 NA icat Vicenza, tbst Prince CHAILES is continually retreating, that the two armies, tilde of Italy and Germany, will unite without delay, and Peck the wrecks of the two Auf trials armies, lately fo formidable. FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. Masstwa, OCT. 2 —We have reafnn t apprehend that the tranquillity of this bland will Coon be trou bled. The Englith have freighted a number of vef felt in our ports, and'have fent them under the Eng- UM flag to Malta. It is itippofed they are intended to ferve as trunfportv to the troops under the tom. mand of General Cstaic, which are in Malta, and which amount to f.-om 15 to Moon men. The Ruf fian Conful General in Sicily has laid an emb2tgo on a the : fhips of his nation. It is Paid that fume Spanifh troops are to enter Doric Mttau, Nov. 3.---Marthal bfasssaz4 has given no refpite to the Archduke CHARLES Glice he gained the decilive advantage over him in the battle of the 31ft of Oftober. The heights of Caldiero, defended by the molt formidable artillery, and the defpetate cou rage of the troops commanded by the Archduke (CHARLAS, were Ilia to be taken, and they are taken, thanks to the wonders of French bf avery. Marthal hlassEws attacked them on the zd of November, two days after the battle of Caldiero. That en gagement diminilbed the flrength of the Auarian army, and the fecund action was not fo much con teed. The refult of it has been the occupation of the heights of Caldiero, the taking of the important poR of Montebello. and laßly 6000 prifoners. Martha! MASEENA was expelled to enter Vicenza thefame eve. ning. The Archduke CHARLES is in full retreat. — The greateff military operation which has ever been fpoken of is on the point of being cif:fled ; in a few days more the Army of Italy will be united on Auf. Irian ground to an army which left the banks of the Rhine only a month ago. They will have little elfe to do than to hunt out for the wreck of the two Auf trian armies lately fn formidable. General GoovioN Sr. CYP. brings to the vi&orious army a reinforcement of zz o ooo men. STRASBUICH, Nov. 2.—The levy of cbnicripts for the prefent year is termimted in this department. A tingle month has fufficed for the numcrous ope rations of this levy, and a few days have jiilt been confecrated to their departure. The contingent of feven hundred and eighty-two men has been focceffively fent off two months be fore the prefcribed time. HAGUE, Nov. 12.—We learn that Government 'have determined upon the building of four (hips of the line, two frigates, and two brigs. Sc Loam, Nov. tz.—By a decree of State, if on TuefJay, the sth ina. the arming of the citizens throughout this Republic has been commanded. All married men, from the age of 18 to 4e, and on ' married to 45 years, are declared liable to this ler vice. It is alto enaaed, that an aimed citizen than never be compelled to ferve beyond the limits of the Republic , nor out of his department, without a previous decree of the Legiflative Body to thateffea. Yelterday the French Ambaffador in the Hague, General CHAUMON T DV PUNT, received a courier from the Emper , r, but the nature of his difpatches remains a profound recta. _ _ _ _ &ALIN, Nov. s.—His Ruffian Imperial Majeßy has taken leave of our Sovereign in the molt cordial and friendly manner, and is now on his way to Wei mar ; from thence he proceedsto Drefden. Both thefe princes were fallibly affcaed upon their fepa. ration. BANKS OF THIS RH( NR, Nov. 4.—We learn that the corps of General Meastosm has alfo piled the Inn at BrAunau. _ _ The Ruffians and Auftrianshave retired in a great hurry to Lintz, their retreat to Salzburgh having been cut off. The corps of Martha' Sout.r paired Or Inn by the bridge of Waffer burgh, and has for med a junilion with that of Marfnal BERNADOTTE. Prince MURAT has taken the command of the army which is advancing ftraight towards Lintz, while the Emperor, it is fad, went from the neighbourhood of Ebcripach to Saltzburgh. It is Rated that Martha! BRRNADOTT E. wh,,fe bead quarters were in this hill town, is purfuins his march towards Schwaufladt and Lambach, trom whence he will advance to Steyer. It is the intention of the Ruffians to retreat, and evacuate the right bank of the Danube, for the purple of forn.ing a junaion with the fecond Ruffian army, commanded by General MICHELSON. and ef , timated at about 36,c00 men. In the iniddle of Oc tober this army had not quitted Welt Gallicia ; it was then concentrated in the neighbourhood of Ran dom, where it was waiting for the honks and car riages, as well as the artillery, which were to be font from Wilna. It was reported that the Ruffians were at Paffau, and that they had concentrated a part of their force there. The truth is, that they never entered it, and that the Bavarian garrifon in the fort of Oberhaus continued in po(fdlion of it, not withftanding the re peated fununons which they had received from the Auftrian and Ruffian Commanders to furrender it. --4 k military hoipital is jutl eftablithed at Palau, for the reception of the wounded French and Bava riaus. _ _ _ --.--- STUTGARD. Nov. 2.—Since Upper &labia has been in a great meafure evacuated by the French troops which have joined the grand army on the other fide of the Inn, and there being no other garrifons than thofe in Ulm and Memmingen, the Auftrian Ge neral WoLvsitans has again advanced with his carps along the flier, and has even pufbed his advanced polls of cavalry within three leagues of Ulm. In or der to prevent 'bete detachments from capturing any ifolated platoons of French troops marching to join the grand army, orders have been given for all thofe who are marching with that intention to avoid tuf ting by Ulm, and to take the route of Naifbron, Nordlingen, and Aug(burg. Thefe meafures of pre caution will not long be neceffary, as we hear that General AUGEREAU is advancing by forced marches, and the arrival of a corps of sea° Bavarians, corn mandcd by Gen. &BIEN, has been announced atUlm. This corps is deflined to garrifon that town, and to maintain the tranquillity of Suabia, LONDON. MONDAY, NIOVEMBPS R. -PRICE OP STOCK!: THIS DAY AT.ONP. O'CLOCK: Cuorots, for money, 6of—for Navantter tsci. Ottumwa 6. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : 3 per C. Red. Ann. 5944 Imp. Ann 8 13-16 is-t 6 3 per C Conf. Ann. 6o Short Ann. r 1546 4 per Cent. 7476 Exeheq. Bina, ts. 31. prem. 5 Cent Navy 943 Omnlum MI prem. I Long Ann. 16 15-16 16 ConE for *6 Nov. 591 60 We have received Paris Journals to the t ith, and Dutch to the tsth inflant. They prefent no official details from the army in Germany pollerior to the tsth Bulletin, given in the STAR of Saturday. The only information of the progrcfs of ZoNAPARTE is conveyed through the convenient .but fufpicious me dium of a letter from tile Banks of the Rhine. From this it appears, that the Ruffians having fallen back to Lititz, upon the Danube, ail the divitions of the French army, except that of Marfhal Nev, had croffed the Inn, and from their movements, all tend ing to concentrate their force, we fhottld think that the projcil of turning the Auflro-Ruffian army had been abandoned. and that a general engagement was I either evened or intended. BONAP•RTS was with the right wing of the army at Saltzburg, and Mu. ear, with the centre, was Paid to be advancing di renly upon Lintz. ' It was not fuppofed that the Ruffians would abide the event of an anion at Lintz, but that they would continue to fall back, if they were preffed, until a junnion Should be effened with their fecond army, under MICHELSON. That event could festively take place before the middle of this month, if it be true, as it is Rated in the intelligence from the banks of the Rhine, that it was no farther advanced 'than Radom, in Wea, Gallicia, in the middle of Onober. The lifortiteter of the loth contains an official Bul letin from the Army of Italy, announcing the capture of an Aufirian column of above soco or 6000 men, which appears to have advanced too far, and to have been unable to elicit its retreat. It Lad been ignorant of Massy. NA'S advancing, and had got as far as Ve rona, for the purp9le probably : of attacking the rear or flank of what was toppled,* feeble divifion. On the ad of November, however, finding it impoilible to efcape, they furrendered by capitulation, which was arranged between the French General SoLiustac and the Aufirian General Hattrousa. This nie ces is independent of that gained at Caldiero and Cotognala, and the attack of the 30th. The head. quarters ~f IdAssiNNA had been advanced to Monte bello, between Verona and Vicenza : the Archduke CIIARLAS had retrograded to avoid being turned ; but to what diftance is not mentioned. The two armies bad been feventeen days in pretence of each other, and no afrion of any confcquence appears to have taken place in all that time. . The Gazette account of the victory over the Com bined Fleet has been publiffied in Holland, without any comment whatever. Although the intelligence .was known to all the journahlls in that free and happy Republic, not one of them durft publifla it, until they had the fanaion of its previous appearance in the Batarian State Gazette. THE HAMBURGH MAIL, That fell due yeflerday, arrived this morning. We are happy to find by the accotints from Vienna, that the national fpirit is not dcpreffed, but rather roufed by the late difafirous events. The young men are fo eager to enlift themfelves in the militia, that the numbers ale entirely filled up, and all the open places about the city are occupied in the ezercife of the Vo lunteer Militia. The Auflrians retreat only to con centrate their forces, and obtain the jingtion of the Ruffian forces ; and the Cabinet of Vienna entertains no doubt of being able, in a fhort time, to retrieve the dilafters occafioned by the unforefeen paffage of the French through Anfpach. The fubjoined ac• counts received by the mail need no comment, being faff.ciently explicit of themfelves : Limstian, OCT. IS —A Ruffian column confin ing of thirteen thoufand men, after pafUng a night in this town, proceeded by forced marchts on their route. They will fhortly be followed by 40,000. MUHLDOEF ON THE INN, OCT. 3o.—The Emperor NAPOLEON has been lodged here for the laft twenty four hours, in an Inn. His Generals, for want of beds, fleep on thaw. He was himfelf inceffantly oc cupied in dilating orders to his Adjutants for the different divifions of his army. He never took off his clothes, and flept only a few hours on a fofa. The greateft part of his army has already advanced upon Lintz and Salzburg. They no where found refill ance, for both the Aufirians and Ruffians conftant ly retreat as the French approach, to wait -he arrival of the fecond Ruffian army. There retrea s do not pleafe the French, who rather with that the Generals KUTU SOW and KIENKEYBR Iholll4 make a Hand on the Inn, and thus give time for tome other corps that are on their march to furround them. The French de clared openly, that their march is dirated (freight to Vienna. The Emperor Neror.FON let out to-day, at noon, to join his army. SALTZBORQ, Ocr. 3 t.—Yefterday a large divifion of the liavariaa and French army entered this town under Marlhal BERNADOTTE. One part of this divi fion took the rout for Hallein, and the other pro cecdcd on the road for Ncurnarkt and Stralfwalchen. Sawa, Nov. 9. —It was 7ematked, that the it tercourfe betwixt our King and the Archduke A.. THONT whitQ here, was of the mott friendly and fami- liar nature. His Imperial Highnefs, as well as the Emperor AtAxasoaa, have both left this place fur Drefdcu. Next Tuefday Count HAUGWITZ, accompanied by the .Counfellor of Legation, Lox BARD, Will feu out for the head quarters of the Emperor NAPOLEON, to sake propofitions, on the part of the King, for the re-eitablifliment of a general peace. It is aged, that the anfwer of the French Empe ror to a certain declaration of our Court, has been already received. Lard HARROW/1Y is daily expeCted 1 from London. It is believed here, that the projected expedition of the Ruffians, Engla, and Sweds into Holland wilt be abandoned. LEIPSIC, Nov. 9.—The news of a mote intimate alliance between Ruilia and Pruffia having been form ed on the 3d inft. is confirmed with this addition, that it will be acceded to by the Court of Vienna. Hopes are entertained, that happy refults will attend this connection for the re-ellablifitment of peace, and the interefis of humanity. Count HAUCWITZ, the Pruf. Gan Minifter, is to fet off on the tith fur the French head-quarters, in order, if poffible, to effea a refits. ration of peace, and to propofe an armed mediation under certain conditions. The treaty of Luneville s will, it is faid, remain in force. Scowsate s Nov. 9.—Yelle-day the Ruffian Conn. feller of State, IL d'Ousat t, arrived here from Berlin on his way to London, with certain propotitions.-- (The Editor of the Ifaxiank Correftersdese of the tath mentions his having palfed then through Ham. burgh.) When his Ruffian Majefiy, in company with the King of Proffitt, vifited the tomb of FREDE. LICK the Great, at midnight on the sth of Novem. her, in the Garrifon Church at Potfdam, the two Monarchs laid theirhands on the cheft which contains the remains of this great man, and interchanged with each other vows of eternal friendfltip and in• violable fidelity. H anovE a, Nov. 9—The columns of Ruffian troops are tow advancing through the Lanenbourg and Mecklenburg territory, and they are daily expeCted to crofb the Elbe, and to enter the territory of Lunen. burg. The Swedifit troops are advancing by the fame route. MAIIMING EN, Nov. I.—GeneraltVonrsztat. thew! liimfelf to be a dexterous partifan and warrior.... After the Mailer which the Aultrian army expe rienced at Ulm, Marlhal Souvr attempted to fur.. round him with his corps at Biberach, but he f?ught his way through, and arrived fortunately with fifteen thoufand men at Bregentz. The French General had no (cow retreated than be extended his troops to Stockath, Raveniburg, and Leutkirch. There were ftraggling parties, which the day before yeller. day made their way from Upper Guntzberg, and took feveral French Officers at Mindelhcim by fur , prife. He has with him fome fquadrons of the Blankenftein HulTars, who attempt the molt defpe- I rate enterprifes. VIENN A, Nov. E.—His Majelly the Emperor and King returned on the 3111 of alober, from the journey which he made to the Auarian and Ruffian army on the Inn. Nothing of importance has taken place 'ince the incidents publifked in the tall Gazette, either with the Aulirian army in Italy, or that on the Inn, except that the Bavarian fortrefs of Ober. haus, oppolite Petal,. commanding the Danube, has been taken by efcalade, by a battalion of the Petet , - waradin frontier regiment, under the command of Major General CE:sAviLtat, on which occafion, a Captain and four tuber Officers were made prifoners, and tzo common trEo: fix pieces of cannon, e theft, and all the provifions of the fortrefs, fell into our hands. The French army in Bavaria, which has for feveral days interrupted the courfe of polls from Suabia and Franconia, has not yet advanced to the Auftrian frontiers, but a part of this army appears to intend to all againft the Tyrol. Another corps, under the command of Prince MUIAT, is in the Upper Palatinate. The Government has taken fuch meafures as may be expected from its care and forefight, for the defence of the frontiers. His Imperial Majefty will repair in a few days to Prague, where he will have an interview With the Emperor of RUS.IA. On the t7th inftant the Archdnke Joan left In fpruck, and fet out for the army in Italy. The Militia of the Tyrol, to the amount of twenty thoufand men, has been called out ;, and the levy in mafs is ordered. Accounts received from the Army of Italy flat., that the Archduke CHARLES is on his march to the Tyrol, at the head of from zy to 30,000 Ruffians, to meaace and even take the enemy in flank. The recruiting is continued with the unroll allivi. ty : Vienna and the fubarbs furnifh 7yoo men. The French Legation left this city thez7th of Ofloher. No atalliEßG l Nov. 4.—The Auftro-Ruffian Arml has quittld its pefition on the Inn, retired behind the Ems, and concenteree, it is raid, all its forces in and near Saltzburg. This almoll inacceffiole poli:ion, covered by mountains, rivets, and lakes, ntaintains the communication with the Tyrol, Stiria, Carin thia,, and by confequence with Italy, turn. the wings of the centre of the French Army, and even threat ens the rear, in cafe it fitculd icnetrate by the lial 1,. ILe•