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■ V _ i ..._ is trl at mestere, will be Ta itelide, the prritori battl e-vett for rectaiting the RIG fires *Pitts are Aligned oet the n army lu tee:many I tt I A co (mutter, the reeiments whereof are to be completed, Ba ron 4e Wa:taingerocte bores that • Li• ImptrLl Majcfty seal he dif. pad' r.. etlahllfh In Germany, at Conte diftstoet. Iron the army. a corps de referee, in the propor tion of 8 or w to so a . in addition to the is points above clif:uffed. the Auftrian Go ✓ah wore inftrueled to concert mediae, refgesling the keood my declined to ad in Oormatsy, a. well as the body of Ruffians Coyle. d, Rind to be difensb irked its Italy. On the stars:de Chosen! Wintaingwode deeluesi, that he had 5 detain bat that his Imperial Minch} would glee orders for this rood army, whir's was Rationed near Dryers, to begin in march re days la er than the other, fo that on the soth d Auguß it 'mid pats near therefpol, on the lronti..rs of Aultrlan Gallicia ; ,at as this army. together with that on its right wing, which is rained to move forward from Lithuania towards the frontiers of Mffia, is intended. In the bra inclance, chicly for the nurpole r.l • king demonfirati.ms againft Pruffia, it become impollite to fix ny thing more deeiftee, as to the line of its march, than that in c.ife PTUIS* contenting thereto immediately, It Mould take use din Elton of Warfamthenee to continue its march by Pruffian Iltha into Bohemia, oe balmy; bur In elle this clamed not be takl;ealth ,it Daniel proceed towards Palawy. On this haft lap ofision it becomes equally difficulties decide when this army will titer getaway and join the deft Ruffian army; sod General Wint inipode eau do sin more than give his affurance, that his !asoc ial after will endeavour (as form as his relations with Profile mUesony wilt permit) to mak this fecund army to ester Ger hyyhe direft road of Pruffian Sada, or by way of 14dgw, (amid this bill Rep be rendered neo.ffary by his eels• ink tlrilh lingurty. to be regulated by • preliminary co•irert with or by way at Prague. In each of there two rates, how ler, this atwirwe thou dire& its march to the left, towards the flambe, or mho,' is the whole, or is part, towards the Maio, tumid circa ire With, refpaillgi the Medi feseed army, a Willi was 'Waif all chi PIM if Aaftria. that the lksparor of Ruffia, as ▪ oe.h. Slog hateJebed Ms right wig. of tbe SA army, would immtha Odie err of the fame miler the orders oldie NhillidiedloCOllior oldie lift, In order that this lag may be irk to emit, the imen of either to the execution of any or. lon Mary ban iteelaid from thh Commander la Chief of the Leasing lamp l hip sispermtembe beams highly Importeet. from the mai termite. dm thdasemy. ems boeM It be Jibed by a Praia ar aap► and he. a ilmi ca de7Atimiller elareer elf thus , MI ewes be tem as Mks/limitedly bir dse Übe. to the Lower led ark & Mama. For 18.1$ me this body dump as eemerees es Is to to aNbeel„ the.loo of am bads and always be emidered as very std the etedepense al this adobthe the defeat or da d tha w do aerey,mltheut Mr pietism day melds tr. deeeed• beffed the Dakota olog boob, •• other Twat than ate teedsaime• Miriam. It were better. as the caber bold; to gadder the whale event of ewer/ sloes the Upper aselLower these se impsegnable ; and the whole limited force of the two tease MA*. aid Mite Auftrian army, will be better amployed aW eafigleaßog e wftieriand, in the hopes of being 4* g o pit ••• • ansik - y into Prance ; and ' of - form the ra. _ that the Coati itiostamar al iheold, tinie,coutosonicate fuck adore to Gomm' tofu, in order ist, u loon as he amid melee, bum visa Marisa Genera. deices of the commencement of heftiness in the North of taly, he &mild inftantly mho* hie troop. loodthela in the king pin of Niples, unite them to the bleopostaot led itsith.ao/ rgioto aft oEcnGvely again* the mere of the come Rationed that toustry. General Wbasingerode added, that he world hot till to ro. recent the feversl important realm* advisee/ est the pare of ultria foe recornmendku dug gigneaLlandigleadthamithesed poise the asemy, on his ranithoihjoisiir twig, with the hole of Tema at his depothl;bo aminoter to hose johalow hid it INN ht OW ho wittioi, to lir ddikaPdait i Villine 1 01 1111 10 1 4 soder hie or tra.)l46o=l, Miklos atom oessoihts to she. *foe titoraiwthitowilow. limo es both 11400 *Mel too la ohotheieespiehrisly v dimaiterhatiso from Clerk la the king - I t i ttuldeabhoitonete eitelossoesoot of hdhilliee, as fuels a lelerfat with the inigoaaliesse foe peace i gad as ernroortholoher abode ollisilleee Wog la Corfu, and a toady Ihtelli Mita, bmb is hatbox nishoors to embark hitiliwito the thoitoboroty shish I. to , he Inflations of, =wigiowilltdowinoising ally oletseboteab to reinforce. Mitzi do* 'Re • then liffatffoi other point., principally • a rts, ts, on which it was decided , 4 • ,6 * Ruins witty, k . ; tb at But 16th of Aerie turkeys, . But foe the two Ord days ftads• cot to their patang the frontier, that Is, the t6th and 1 yth of , r o t , e a c h e,himo (koala provide Welt with Its' narrates ins its peefent quarters ; as no preliminary Mealbrea mold be ten for this eff,dt by Auden, without difeluling the ferret : sot, for the rreminder of the mach, uromgernents *in be moe • fupplying the troops and bodee with whatever Isnitsaary for rir futdittente.. An °See for the Controul of the Atenents Is to be ellablifhed Vienna, from the day on which the temps Mall enter Gallia' the ripiratiort at each month; and it has been arranged that neperi Owed beTent tr,Vienna, ?Writhed on the pert of Rill :With till*Metes, who thould remain there for this obJ. ; and to the tilicice. hit each month dial be paid within the fpaee of hid Wellli ' artengreneetts for the maintenance of the froand tinny r agrbrd Omni% the like manner. 3. Al , Gan as the Ruffian army dlsll have entered Bavaria, they elOptteride the their own fubliftence. 4. It h agreed, that as foot. u the two armies dud he oo foreign .rtinney, the requidtions for their fobfallence mall he made and <Attuned by the general ditedtima (or provisioning the army in ~Gala. All parts of the German Empire, belonging tithe Hattie iultr,a, ultra, Dad he exempted from Buffs; requifnions. y It, in tier cafe at rcverfes. the combined army mould be ne ..tlitamti to retreat Into the Hereditary Dominions, Ault, ia (hall root& for the maintenance of the RUtriati troops, het the reini urft mutts Mall ha made every three month, 6 Ou the return of the Itafflan troops, after the peace, they dap he mennained no the fame principles. ;. A. the of General Wintzingeroale, a prosaic is made him, dud tiro or three Aultrian regiments of light More dull c attached to she Malian army, to tumid' the advanced polls ; tlia, If buitible. tome Ito& artillery would be added to them. hisotteahae Is Oresund panicol a rly requllite in the I.:ginning f she Enripaige, wldte the Roam,. arc ictiotatit of the language the sootily. B. ototoil Currerder, Oxen the ittb of neat Austin, of the *met of lab truth:l,of whatever ',anon they may he, together hirartheir blgage, bodes, he. p. Thelma i ts of dragoons attached to the htft army, dl tecalire at bin/. neat I.hite, a reilatathalcUt of dragoon ords to the unout.t of about .Itia.l t uter,over 'stet tbat all ttlitv ra.J.di *hie ban nest V. ‘ll.l w au, krui .034, awl •Lidi a logresita revoke . . write dwelt 'pantry into !met ; and n Other pelt of hat sued sew, which la to lona the richt wise of the ceeilde• 1 4 few; metal lememphaved ea the LOWS 1./Wee. thee as a amps f ehfievisiewoo wallet ley dieeellew slam skit be wttelftlead Inbemeeeter. 'he ena* a theft divarlois wed etwelw tie Wpief Othit mews of otiervetlem valid& le pews' may Malt of raw* VOL.! of a few thrift* low fee tlie report of mediae lbt elver ea far as Mama. awiebe left Mph of the Male i while he ftwlftie and Preltias weep, tegetlew with the& at de* Al. aa alliiitisl Lower (:./* the ftlft lonewee win& limo. EL aD4 IMO what wool/ Mee to &terve dm fame b eatiom rbe " t ia th= two of Pim 6.11 Ma sad keep m A with ewe aweebeft Gomel Wiembeesede oh tam he hr no doubt diet W lerweaftelelly will bfty Mee& to the whole °libelant", ta lk . Witlt rested t o the weeps I= t lWititale- wide hea bail we . butts le eeellest Net it is she Meattlell of bb . i• hod dim is toe kieedima of leplae..l el beftilldee. sad haehe i Cei zrat -ems artherftted to fee- r ovi t trk - *NOW* em the eppliatle• of the Caen of 17 aags la s ftemamedee le Chid at Cede, whe va illik=r4oo Olt , 4L the the Commander la Chief et the troop at OM That theft weep was In eenitaot eadintfe to ember* mad that they wowltakeetlie be landed ist at ingdom of Naples. In parfusnea of theft Lanham* of his Iwelntlal btajelty, it routs be adrift-We, that the Combo fteionete _lb amid, arl- hem . . . - to be determlned aspen 612 he IS bri ly ronbJeqee oh both fide.. Vienet. 16111 July, tks. (Signed) Baron tie VIDITZINGICRODIL Prince de SCHWARZENB.:KG. Harm, de MACK . Baron tie COLLEMbACH. MARCH[ ROUTE. Marche Au% M robe Frsertfe. De Brady i Lemberg ie mites Le Vie !bun dingo De Lemberg par de floologne a Strict eon a Brannau 128 beteg n !Wes. Deli i Melberg 3j trialt a tied- I[2 D'Aosiburgb i Saw 13111/ 23 1.37 . Bony I empty 9 toile. par 4 Jour* 6: Jour. itticouter pour le pa 6 du I:An t 1 3 lours $42 Soot, i compter 9 miler pour 4 Jour*, 64 pins A pcu prOs deux mob. 63 a 64 ) ( or' Peer k premier avis to join Pour lea (mires a doo ner et la morello des Total lopes ROUTE. Wks le P*o. :7 Sept. Friedeck . 3 " si till . 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Aadriehow 34 it Lambeth . a 24 our de Repo. lis Hug - 24 - Red - Sliotrehave 13 :3I 1 3 14 44W 3 4 Jour de Repo. is Tefehen s is Althanu 'l6 Jour de Repos. of• Brumes - • Copy et a difpiteh (torn the Count de Raluentofaki. dated at Vt. tuna, the 29111 April—t tth of May, riot. Since the creation of the Council of War, I have this day to mention its firft meeting, which, direaed to other details than thole of the adminiftration, at length prefents an objea worthy of attention. The conferences took piece in the pretence of his Majefly the Emperor, on Monday, and Tuefday Taft. The Committee was compared of the two Archdukes Charles and John, the Prefident and Vice Prefident of the Council, and the Quarter Mailer General Mack. The question fubmitted to their deliberation turned on the prodigious increase of the French forces in Italy; on the imminent danger which thence re faked to the frontiers of the Hereditary States; on the rapidity with which, from the firft holtile deter mination of Bonaparte, they would be attacked; and on the abfolute impoffibility of itfiaallCC. This fituation was deliberately confidered, and it was una. nimoully decided, even with the confent of the Arch duke Charles, that it was neceffary to reinforce the troops in that quarter. This point being fettled, the neceffary details will be arranged in confequence ; and I lore no time in forwarding to you the moil im portant of their refolutions. tetrad from a Memoir on the Situation of Affairs, cmumunicat ad by Count Starbemberg. Never were hopes, founded on the molt salutary views and plans, deltroyed by a more fatal blow, than the difaftrous reverie which our army in Germany has experienced by concourre of unfortunate circum• fiances ' the confequence of a tingle fault. Thefintultaneons co-operation of the two Impe rial Courts of England and Proffia fhould have of fered, at the commencement of the war, a chain of armed forces from the north to the fouth, and thould have obliged France, by mutual diverfions, to Cepa rate hers. It was our firft misfortune, that none of .the hopes we had placed in diverlions on the north ta - the Continent, which might have obliged the Em- Iteror of the French to divide the troops that he had !withdrawn from his comas, were realifed; and not •eisly all there troops were able to be employed againfi ,our army in Germany, but even the Gallo Batavian 'tinny, and that of Bernadotte, could quit Hanover fad Holland alto, without impediment, to join in die attack. It is to this citcumltance that the French troops which were oppofed to ours, ewe the filmic>. oily of their numbers ; for, dedulting there two ar mies, the troops arrived from the interior in the annrfe of the month of Oftober, have but little ex• seeded the number of Aufltian troops placed on the Iller, where, in the irong pofition which they occu pied, they would have been able to await the junc lion of the kit army of his Malta). the Emperor of kollia. There was even a moment when they had the hope of preventing the junftion of the French troops from the north with thufe arrived frtgn the Interior of France, by falling on a party of the lat ter; whey, as a fecond misf.rtune, the violation of the Pruffian neutrality fuddenly changed the face of affairs, and reduced our German army to .the alter native, either to fall back immediately on the lon, or fee itre/1 furruunded and deftroyed. The retreat on the Inn illould have prevented every difagreeable confequence. Joined to the body of the army under the General in Chief De Kutufbw, there troops would have been fufficient to refill the I limited French Forces ; the lubfequent arrival of the feeond Ruffian army, and, finally, the developement of other =afore. of the Coalition, might have pro eared to the allied troops that foperiority of force which had been abfulutely depended on in the mutual engagements. Through the inconceivable fatslx of a General chokn for a reputation gained by lorn,er fuccties, the army n 1 Germany remained on the liter ;—and to the courfe of a few days, *idiom having been beaten, ate, fome flight actions in which it had ra ther the advantage than the difadvantage, the greater part tithe army was taken, and the remainder dif• perfed. All the following mistortunts acre the in evincible confequences of this chi:incr. II The Malta French Forme in anyetAy alotca e. *ening, without the allied troops," • feci,oooonen, ad-1 ',Weed againft the A unto Ruffian troops polled on the Inn, which amounted to little mote than half of that number. To expofe thefe troops to a regular combat againiPa force double their number, would have been-to rifle the ruin of them. before the arrival of the Second army of his Welly the Emperor of Ruffle ; it would have been to commit the fame fault that had jolt suit our army of Germany. On the con trary, to preferve the firSt Ruffian army entire, until the arrival of the fecund, became the principal object of the difpofitions, which were concerted by his Maje Sty in perfon with the General in Chief Ku tufnw. ' To complete our ditappointments, the arrival of the fecund Ruffian army was delayed snore than a month, by the firll armaments which the Court of Berlin threatened to uppole to thofe of the Court of Peter (burgh. The troops, therefore, under Generals de Merfeldt and Kutofow. unable to maintain a po ',fition on the Inn, or in any other part of Auftria, 'ware obliged to fall back upon Moravia. The ine adtable confequence of this movement was the pro. weffive advance of the enemy in Upper and Lower Auftria. Having reached the IA bridge on the DA. noise above Vienna, near Krems, the Ruffian army 'had no other alternative then to pars it, in order to avoid being cut off from the left bank and from their route Into Moravia. From that moment, the fate of the capital of Austria was decided. confidering the impoffibility of defending it within the walls, unlefa the time needier, for the arrival of reinforcements could be gained by means of an arnsiflice for a very Short period. Many reafons concurred to render his Moiety defirous of Caving his capital by Such an ar millice ; he therefore determined to fend,Lieutenast, General Count de Gulley to the Emperor Napoleons to propofe it. The negotiation was without effeB. Vienna was occupied by the French i and his Majeity thought, by the Sacrifice of his capitals at kali, to have colored to the firSt Ruffian army the. facility of forming a jundion with the Second. To this effed, he gave the molt pofitive orders, that the great bridge in front of Vienna Should be dettroyed, whereby, four or five days march would have been pined to the General in Chief Kutofow. Prince Mu rat, however, deceived the perfon to whom this charge was intrutted, by the unworthy falfehood that peace wan jug concluded between Aultria and France, and he thus prevented the demolition of that bridge. , 'nth cruel incident expoled the firs Ruffian army to the moll imminent danger of being furrounded and dedroyed, before it could join the army of General Buxhovden, as well as a corps of to s ooo Auftriiths that bad retreated from Vienna. Had this misfortune happened, the continuation of the war would have been evidently iropoffible.— The defiration of the firSt army of his Majetty the Emperor of Ruffia would have infallibly led to that of the Second, and of every fubfequent retafoecesnent, fucccfiively and feparately attacked by the . great forces which Napoleon had *trembled in Marta ; while the army, commanded by his Highnefs the Archduke Charles is Italy, mull alfrrhave been ruin ed by there forces united to thole of Maffena. In a word, the danger was fo critical, that had there been member means of preventing it, his Majelty would , have been obliged to Sign a precipitate peace, unfa vourable indeed to hinsfelf, but inevitable from mo tives which would have been but too juftifiable in the eyes of his allies. The impoffibility of prolonging the war ; the neceffity of Caving the exifience of the Monarchy r the genet* lamas of Europe, and even of England, required him to infore the exiftence of the Auftrian Monarchy, rather than to continue a war from which nothing could be expeeed but an Me Rill more unfortunate. In Short, the fatted duties by which his Majefty was bound to his noble and faith ful friend the Emperor Alexander ; dptict which he Shared with every well difpnfed Sawa*, and which impofed upon him the obligation of preferring every faerifice to the dellrudion (as certain as it was tifelefs) of the brave and well appointed armies which Raffia was pouring forth to his affillance. In this extremity, his Majefiy did not hefitate to enter into new explanations with the Emperor Na poleon, and to propofe to open negotiations with him for peace, as Soon as meauces to this died might be concerted with the Emperor Alexander, whom his Majefiy eepeeted immediately to fee in perfon. But happily 'bete dangers and neceffities are no more. Generals Kutufisw and Bo:hoyden have fur mounted the difficulties which threatened to prevent the feafonable jonelion of the forces under their com mand. The miffion of the Aufirian Envoys - has been accompanied with the reformation of alive holitli. ties. On the xyth of November, the day after they quitted the camp. the Combined Armies concentrat ed in the environs of Olmuti, confuting of the firSt and fecond Ruffian armies, with a body of 20,000 Auftrians, comprehending sulks for their rear-guard the Imperial Life Guards, ro,ooo flrong, and mak ing in all an effeftive Strength of 80,000 fighting men, advanced towards the enemy. On the 28th they had reached Wifchaw, and had taken, in that City and its environs, more than 600 prifoners. On the 29th and 3oth, they con , inued their march to Auflerlitz, on the way to Nikolipurg. Etat de la Force de l'Armee Imperiale et Royale qua fera en Campagne, le ter Odobre, 5805. IitIiMARQIJES PRELIMINAIR ES. Les compagnies d'imanteric font deji point's i do bommes, ct comme elks out chacune ao charges, it taut compter too bummer par compagnic, et too hommes par battalllun, claque battaillun COniiitalit en 4 comPlitnits• Les grinadiers ea net wont que 543 11..mmes, y cumpris les charges, par compagnie, et par confoquont la battaillon 560 ; mats e come on in met pas apartment cn ligne dc eumpte, l'Etat Ma jor grand et petit, on peat, pour fake une Somme ronde, compter boo hommcs pour cheque battaillon dc grenadiers. Dans is eavallerie ligire les efeatirons, y compel les charges, foot de aso, mats dins la cavallerie luurde de 130 hoaltact. On pat par conkiquenr, l'un portant l'aut re, les tompter a 140 cba cun, d'autant plus que its efeadruns de la cavalkric Mitre rout en plus grand nombre. 'D'aprescet molt it afulte l'Etat (Meant. La I rattle. fluntrnes. Chrvaug 140 &amino°, de Eubleers 1 Se° it 2r.7.00 12 OM° OiCaJd2Cll 2 6uo 17400 I ....."". I 96 klcadruni de Cevallerle a 140 13,440 Somme Total( 142,840 TilltiL rT V Sc }Litt aulions de Futiliere I too 44PD 0 11 Inao Grenadier 12 600 7,200 116 Licadrons Cavallet Le 1 .. 1140 2,240 Tuialt 53:4,13 '3,44 , 13,440 2440 2,240 - ... .. . EN ALCZMAGIIt. . 71 Bouillons de Fulllieu I lbo 57. 6 0 3 15 Pion Gransdiers i boo sw , o 16i Lfcsdruns Cavallerie i 140 2 z 6110 146 :o Mists 59,i1l a 3 OA, . • •stow au's:: 'lt : ' - • • Cs gal appartket i rArtileelie,ss NNW 10,010 ...-- lest htsjoe Plea*, et 1 1 . swains V 3 02 - 1 lefaptetie 4Poo -.-- Droll= 1.5c0 1 sea Totals se.so3 Sjoo Rastasla - ke. . • Amok Whelk 141.8110 1 3440 Thal et Vorelberg • 13.440 AO In Animus= - 59.230 22.61bs Caps Maude - es.t co :sou Tort enterable 3114000 39. 16 0 Comma is Milk. Impair& et (oldie del Vol et du Vorulberg peat .etre compels ea mans i sc,oco haunts, fl en Tease quo route rannie lasperlale et Royals mite ea eetnyegne et entrants. par h 1112101. cabala 010131. benuetap k sombre de slope* baranus lathers% l'AnsktrAlre . Le Coulee eertibe cps retat mllitaire *cites:Wipe de co*. forms a orbd Tie cal rtcy de ma Cour. et fotimb WI Alloinere di Ss Majefte tritanniquo. (Signe) LOUIS Comte de STAIiitIOASIRG. Ce lose Perrier, ill 6. P.CCLatnsTICAL Pao moTION. Lift week the Rev. Thomas ibunplbo, 0 U of f Holey Colley, Cambridge. and of I'. tertian', Ilurny, was Inlti•tite.l by hit Lott Whop of Her yids. Webs Ream of Groton in Sutoh. SEeteCOAL . 4IIrI/11101 OFFICE. LONDON: VII I. calia4af teLb. anti raleilts. t: Pea:, tel.. j Feb. 7. 1.40mt..y. 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Tv TKOlk TAYLOR, Efq, Nay, New Brldoverew, Loodow.• S IR —I confider it but in aft of jellire due to tits merits of your LEARE's PATENT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Care, which bas recently been perforated by Alma acquaintance of mina, who by the breakiog out OM old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif orders arifing therefrom), was reduced aimed to a Ikekton, sod though be had the belt medical advice which could be obtaieo4 widened a variety of patent medicines, nothing colloid be proctored winch teemed to fun Hs cafe, or de him any len be remained in a molt reduced and pitiable 'hoodoo for two years, unable to follow his rotation, and fcarcely stile to walk or even to Rand on Maier ; in fad, no one who knew him ever l'uppofed It pollibei for him to recover. 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