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ilif,layjUßGH MAIL. riIIRTY-IPOURTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY Bauer. Mc. to.—The Emperor has received to day, the Prince Repnin, who was made a prifoner in the battle of Aufterlitx, at tht head of the Ruffian r 1 Guards, of which he was Colonel. His Majefty told him that he did not will to deprive the Emperor Alexander of fuels brave inen, and that he, together with all the prifoaers of the. Guards, were at liberty to return to RufLa. Prince John, of Lichtenftein, arrived here yeller. day, inverted with full powers to treat. The confer ences with M. Talleyrand go on brifkly. The Premier Adjutant Junot, whom his Majefty has fent to the Emperors of Germany and Ruffla, faw the Emperor of Germany at Hollitfch, and was very graicioufly received by him. He has not been able to aecomplifh the other purpofes of his miffion, i becaufe the Emperor Alexander, as well as General Kutufow, were already gone off for Peteriburgh. His Majefty has received M. Haugwitz at Brun, with diftinguilbed honour, and was perfealy fated with every communication from this Plenipotentiary. AU intrigues have been, and always will prove inef ' fedual to the wifdom and the integrity of the King of Pruffia. The French nation, however, is by no means dependent on the fentiments of any one, and 150,0ct0 more againft them, would only have pro. longed the war a little longer. Neither France nor Fria* can in this repel be too prodigal of their en comiums on the Duke of Drunfwick, the Generals Von Mollcndorf, Knobelfdorf, and Lombard, and in particular the King himfelf. The offers made by the Beak Court were always declined, as PrufGa could pot have had a more difinterefted and laid friend tal France. --- - --- - THIRTY FIFTIi BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. &ono, Dec. t I.—The Ruffian Army began its march to Raffia on the Bth of December. in three columns. The firft took the route by Cracow and ,Theverpol ; the fecond by Karchau. Lemberg, and Brodi, and the third by Tyrnau, Bake. and Ma dill. The Emperor of Ruffia is at the head of the fist. Independent or the artillery belonging to the different battalions, the Ruffians loft a park of artil. lay of too cannons, and the arntnnnitiod waggons. The Emperor has infpetaed this park, and gave or ders that all there pieces thould be fent to rrance.— To have taken from iso to 160 cannons in one battle, is an inflame without any parallel..—They had been all in anal fervice during the battle. The Chef d'Efeadron Chapolin, Adjutant of Mar- JO Bernadotte, is killed. The Colonels Laeour, for the sth .regiment of Dragoons ; Digeon, of the 'l6th regiment of Chaffeurs ; Brun, of Martha Bel acres ; Gerard, Adjutant of Marthal Bernadotte ; 'Airfares, Adjutant of Marfhal Davonft, are wounded. The Chiefs of battalion, Perrier, of the 36th re • Orient of infantry of the line ; Grime. of the 4th regiment of infantry of the line; Schwiter, of the 57th regiment of infantry of the line; the Chiefs of Efeadren, Grumbot, of the ad regiment of Carabi. neers ; Didelon, of the 3d regiment of Dragoons ; 1 Bardifchen, of the 4th regiment of Huffars ; the Chiefs of Battalion of Artillery. Abrifft, Rulicet, and Mobillard, of the 55th regiment of the line ; . Nola, of the 43d I and the Chefs d'Efcadron, vale, of the zd Cba&lir' of the Imperial Gnard, Znyermann. Bohn, and Thierry. are wounded. Captain Herve, of the horfe chaffeurs of the guard, is dead in confequence of his wounds. Capt. Grille, Lieutenant Bc►ean Babenegre, Guyot Fournier, Ca • :act, Bayeux and Menof,.of the hone chaikurs of the .ptiard, and Lieutenants Mat ager and Roller, of the !loge g7enadiers of the guard, are wounded. Several letters from Vienna Cay, in pofitive terms, that Proffia will certainly not engage in the war ; on the contrary, that peace might be Cooper expeeed than it is generally imagined. BRUNN, NOV. aL Napoleon, Emperor of the French and King of Italy, decrees as follows : _ _ Head quarters, Autterltta, Dee. 7. a. A Contribution of too million francs (above four millions Reeling) is to he railed from Atiftria. Moravia, and other Pro vinces of the Houk of Auflria which are now in the poifeffion of the French amity. a. This ruin Is intended as a gratuity for the army, agreeably to diftribution which is yet to be arranged. 3. The price of all magazines of fah, tobacco, arms, powder, and other military munitihn Rums, which the French army has no need of, and which our General of the Artillery may not take to France, and the Tale of which we will determine, &all be given into the money cbeft of our army, in order to divide it among them as • gmtuity or prize-money. 4. Out of the funds of there contributions, as well as thofe of Suahia, there is to be paid three mouths pay to all Generals, Offirrre and Privates, who have been, or may yet be, wounded in this war. (Signed) 1,4411tT. Napoleon, Emperor of the French, and King of decrees as kilaw Article I. The Widows of the Generals killed in the Battle or Avatars %A receive a penfinn for life of 6,000 francs; the Wi dows of Colonels and Majors, a penGon of 3.400 franca; the Widows of Carlin., 1,2C0 ; thole of Lieutenants and Sub-lieu tenants Scot and the Widows of Soldiers 2CO franca. Our Ml tatter at War it eharited with the execution of this Decree, which Bisll he infested in tha Greta of th. Dayof the Army, and in the butsetin of I.sws. (Sinned) MAIILT. Napoleon, &c. decrees as follows: Art I. We adopt all the Gbildren-of the Generals, °liken and nottiers. w►o were allied in the bat tk of Aufterlitz. U. The- Call I, fupported end etics:id .t our cipen.c, the boys at dui imperial Palace or Bambooitlet. and gbh at the Imperial Palace of St. Germain—the boys flail be prosidad lot us, and the girls receive a portion. 111. Betides th:ir Chriftlan and family names, they *tali be entitle:lto bear the name of Napoleon. Our Grand Judge will obfcrre, la this cafe, all the formalities preferibed by the Cirll Code. IV. Our Grand Martha! of the Palace and Intendant.Oeneral of the Crown, are charged wi h the execution of the picket de cree; which !hall be pubilibed In the Order of the Day , of the At.ny, and inferted in the Bulletin of Laws. By Ordenof the Emperors YARRT• MORAVIA, DEC. G. The Ruffian Army, after the bloody battle of Auf. terlitz, commenced its retrograde march into Ruffia in fuch an order, that the French could not get at them. Being joined by the corps under General Von Ellen, they were full as (Irons as before the battle, and would have attacked tite French again, whole Ids was by far the greater, if the Emperor Alexan der bad not been informed that the Emperor of Ger many had concluded an ArmUlice. His Imperial Ma• jetty the Emperor of Ruffia has not takenthe lealt part in the negotiati.ms, and the treaty of the Armiftice.— The French Adjutant Savvy,- who arrived at the head quarters of the Ruffians, was therefore not ad mitted to the Emperor Alexander to announce the but was obliged to return, without hav ing executed his bsiffion. OFFEN, DEC. 7. The Field Martha! Lieutenant Count Meerveld ar rived the asalt November, by way of Neuftadt, at Brod, in Hungary, and continued his march, on the 3oth, through Wray', for Tilfoa, to form a jundion with the army. The enemy has drawn all his out pofts from Gratz, and is every night retreating in Gnall divifions towards Bruck, on the Muhr. The Archduke Charles had his head quarters, on the 3oth of November, at Kranichfeld. The right wing of his army, which is now joined by the Arch duke John's, extends towards Mahrburg, the left towards Ganoviz, and - the corps of receive at Pittau. The ont-pofts are advanced at far as St. Veit, near Fr ifa ch. Here follows an account of the battle of the 2d, as already infected in our Paper. ViENNA, DEC. it. Some Iltirmiffies have taken place lately, between tingle patroles of Aufirians, and the French advanc ed guard, at WindpatEng and its vicinity. This may perhaps have given rite to the report that the Au- Arian troops were advancing towards the town. The troops under the Archduke Charles were upon the banks of the Dravc. The Commandant of the AnMan advanced guard feat, lately, Count Hardegg to this town, in order to arrange with the French Genevls reipetling the Armilliee. He is already gone away again. The numerous columns of Ruffian prifoners that have lately paired through here, have received very liberal affiflance at well in money as in pavilions. The College of this town is well proteaed by the French, and the leaures are attended as ufual by the fcholars. Dec. t4—The Emperor Napoleon arrived here yeflerday, about eight in the evening, and proceeded direely to Schoenbrunn. The day before yelterday and this day, a confider able number of French troops pared through here. The cavalry proceeded to Hungary, and the infantry it is Paid, were returning to Bavaria. It is Rated that the troops under the orders of the Archduke Charles. which had occupied Neu- Rack, have evacuated that city, in confcquence of the Arrniflice. The French have feized in the courfe of the prefent week, all the fmall [lnns which were in the different Banks. It is (aid, that they have demanded, betides, from Lower Aullria, a fum of 32,000.000 francs. On the 12tb, they received floo,ooo florins in calls' and bank notes, for the pay of the troops which have quitted this country. Dr c. 16.—A Courier has been fent from Vienna in great hafte to London, with difpatches that con tain an overture fur Peace, the Miniftry being invit ed to join in negociation for the Continental peace, now in difcuffion. The French Emperor Napoleon, who pallid thro' here on the 12th init. about eight o'clock at night, to go to Schoenbrunn, was not only received by the City Volunteer Cavalry at the barriers, but alCo con duaed by the fame to Schoenbrunn. The train was in the following order : The carriage of the Emperor was preceded and followed by a ftrong detachment of French cavalry, to which the Citizen or Volunteer Cavalry joined themfelves in the rear. The Emperor was in his car riage, drawn by fix horfes, and Martha) Bcrthier, dretfed in his grand uniform, rude alongfide of him. His Eicellency the Frahm State and Cabinet Mi flitter, Ceunt llatigwitz, left this city yeßerday, on his return to Bruhn. The refident, M. Harnier, however, Rill continues here. Count Haug wi z , before his departure, bad an audience of the Emperor Na• pdeon, at Schoenbrunn. As loon as intelligence of the armiflice concluded between Auflria and France, was conveyed to Gratz by Count liardeg, according to which Stiria is to be occupied by the French troops, till the conclulion •f a Peace, the Aufltian troops withdrew horn the city of Gratz and its vicinity. RUDA. DEC. y. •OUr - journal of this day contains the following, atnongll the lateft events of the war r " His Royal Highnefs the Archduke Charles had his head quarters at Kranichfeld on the Both ultimo. His right wing, now united with the Archduke John, is fiationed near Atahfburg, and his left towards Ge-' novitz ; and his referve near Fettau. Aultrian troops had advanced through*. Veit', as far as Frifach ; and on the z9th ult, in the evening, Major Scheitter attacked an enemy's poll near Goding. A Colonel Franzetki, a Major. and feventy privates, belonging to the French Ilufars. were killed and wounded.— Some French officers. about Guy men, and an equal number of holies, fell into the bands of the Auf• trians." MAGUS, DEC. id. The troops on both fides, in confequence of the armillice that has been concluded, will now be tranf. (erred to more extenfive cantonments. The condi of the polls between this city and Vienna is nOw no longer interrupted. KLAGENEUKT, DEC. r 4. On the 27th ult. the French entered this place, and derminded a contribution of eighty thoufand flo rins in fpecie, fix hundred pair of clock pantaloons, and as many pairs of (hoes. FRONTIERS OF SILESIA, DEC. 36. On the 9th init. his Majefly the Emperor Actx- ANDER palled through Bielit:, on his way back to St. Peterfburgh ; and on the 13th was followed by a large Body of Ruffian troops.—Pofers Gazette. oia.IMI GRATZ, DEC. U. Public intelligence from Vienna, firmly contradia the report that the Kingdom of Hungary would de• dare itfelf neutral, if the war with France lhould be continued. Such an affertion cannot fail to be dif. credited, when we relied on the unfhaken fidelity of this great nation, from which the Houfe of Atli tria has taken its origin ; fo that the prefent period of the critical fituation of the Monarch, as well as of the country Well; offers the belt opportunity for pa triotifm. So far this report is unfounded, that on the contrary, an army of infurration has formed it. 1 1 fell in the kingdom, of whole courage and bravery we have every reafon to entertain a very high opinion, and if they were joined to the vieorious army of the Archduke Charles, would jttaify our capitations. - SA LZEURGH, DEC. 14. Perform arrived from Triette, announce that the French entered that place on the ryth of November, and that Media' Malfena had impored on the town a contribution of 76,cioch000 francs. The three diviaons of Ney, Aagereau, and Berne 'dotte, are marching towards the North of Germany. ULM, DECEMBER IT. The corps of Augereau has received jut now the route by a courier, in confequence of which thefe troops have left our neighbourhood. It is repnrted that they are defined for Maynz. Marlhal Ney is to march with his corps for Ingolltadt and Eichiladt. It is (*aid that the French Emperor is very much difpleafed with the attack that took plate at Iglau, the day after the arroifice had been agreed upon ; and that he inns upon havitkg the few prifoners re turned who fell into the hands of the Aufrians, among whom is alto Major Vun Rechberg, of the Eleflor Light Rangers, who is Llightly wounded. WURTZBURG, DEC. 17. The intelligence from the frontier of Saxony eon. firms the movements of the Prullian army into the diftrifts of Saxony and Fulda ; and it was generally credited, that they would be at the frontier of Fran conia about the t3th inn. and afterwards, for fecret reafons, enter the province of the Eledor. On the s3th December, the Pruffian troops adually entered the territory of the Elector, as on that day a file of eighteen men of the Royal Life Huffitrs, Rationed at Neuftadt on the Swale, arrived and &tired quarters, which they immediately obtained. The commanding officer, Mr. Von Eifenhart, Paid to the Eledoral Ma gittrate, Mr. Schwerg, that 850 men. of the fame re giment would march in, and that they would exped lobe well received, adding, at the fame time, that although the motive of taking potieftion of the town and the province could not be ethfidered as hoftile, Rill that the farmers fhoutd no more deliver their rents, &c. to the EleEloral department of Wurr,• burg. Meanwhile every preparation for the recep tion of the Pruffian troops was made, but about one o'clock the fame night the commanding officer re ceived the intelligence that the Pruffian army had re ceived orders to make halt, upon which he retreated with his file within the limits of the Saxon territory. In Idellricialladt were alfo (mall detachments of Pruffian Huirars and infantry, who came to order vArtert, in that place, for the reception of fame re giments under march, but retired into Saxony, after the above order of the halt bad been communicated to them. We learn, however, now, that the Pruf fian troops are marching by Coburgh towards Bay. reuth. The lowers is at relent well provided with every thing necefrary. The troops of Saxony bave alfo made a halt.— That divitinn of the Pru:Tian army, which is under the immediate command of the King, is fifty five thoufand men firong. demolithed." PARIS, DM t 6. It is raid that the of the F, %If Emperor,. _ rtnch, fprAl,Sog of the Ruyan foldiers, intrepid and immoveab!e its combat, raid, " there are the bakions which mutt be - &UnaCII, We are afrurecithat the peace with Auaria may be not only confidered as concluded, but that there will be an offenfire and defenfive alliance between .the two Powers. • vrcrraitßD, The Emperor of. the French having declared during his Ray at Ludwigibourg, ;n the moR Ratty. ing terms, that he would accept the Grand Elettor;;l Order, that Order was prefented to him on ihe gth at Brun, by the blinider of State, Baron de Normand Chrenfelb. AUGEBURCH, DECEMBER Marfhal Lafnes pared through this town jug uovV4 upon his journey to Paris. This evening the Princes Murat is expelled to pafs through bare for Munich. RATISBON. DECEMBER 10. The intelligence which we received here yellenlay from Vienna is, that the preliminaries which have been negociated at Nicolkurg, between Aufld& and France, are &easily figned, and that•peace will food be concluded. It is Rated that the Ekttoral Arch Chancellor would be prefent at the connubial fettiviiiei of da Princefs, which are to take place. BANKS OF THE MATH, DEC. so. The Nuremberg Gazette Mates, that quarters bid been prepared at Neumark (Upper Palatinate), for four thoufand eight hundred Bavaro Palatine troops, who were expated on the sgth or s 7th in that town. Theta troops come from Ingoifladt, and are to pro ceed to Bamberg and Wurttbourg. According to the fame. Journal, a .divifion of thirty thaufead French and Bavarian troops were to &tremble is Franconia. - VICEMII2% 22. According to Tome information received from DlG last, the lith December, the Anglo Rams Arany 'landed at Naples is upon the march towards Rome. from whence Cardinal Fetch and Lucie* Bonaparte are arrived at Milan. There is a general report of the eflablifisment of a fecond ands sew kingdom. The Court of Wurteas. berg is purchafing a quantity of diamonds. According to public information, eight hundred 't men ate occupied in the fortification of Magdeb?eg. • • Count Colloredo is raid to have died in Hungary, and it is added that Count Wallis has been appointed • Cabinet bliailler. FRANCONIA, DEC. se. The Erkagen "normal contains the following s 4 , The negociatians at Nicholiburg are going - Via without any obflacles ; and if they are not fettled - al. ready, Europe will loon • hear of the preliminaries between Auftria and France. Auftria will tote force provinces in the Wea, for which the i. to be remone, rated in the Eaft. However, the Holy 'Roman em pire is upon the eve of a very great change t anel it is added, that a Treaty, offentive and delenfive, be tween France and Auftria, is in agitatinn.:-Tbe'Ent peror Francis is flill at the Cattle of Hallitich, ftv the coovenier.ce of being near Nicholfborg. Prince Lichtenßein, a brave Auftrian Patriot, has much in fluence upon the prefent politics." BAYREUTH, DEC. 13. The Saxon troops which were marching towards our frontiers. have received orders totetorn towards Drefden. We exped, however, in .the territory of Bayreuth, the whole divifion, under the Prince de Hohenlohe. , ... LEIPSIC, DEC. 13. The intelligence that a peace between Auftiia and France may icon be expeCted to be figned at Nicoll. burg is confirmed from ;very quarter, and the conic quence will be, that the continental war will fpread no fat thcr, and that Pruffia will maintain her fyllem of neutrality. With rerreit to the North of Germany, the Pruffian Plenipotentiaries will alto negociate with the Emperor Napoleon, to etre& a general peac-, under the mediation of Praha. The armiltice cot - chided at Atalerlitz on the 6th,willfoon be emended to the refpOlive troops in dillant countries. CASSEL, DECEMBER 2?. The right wing of the Prufdan army in Saxony, will be commanded by Lieutenant Gene;..: de Ruche], the left wing by the,Prioce de iintictikl.r, the centre by the Duke of BrunfSock, and a panic.!. lar divilion by Lieutenant General de lillecher.— Lieutenant General de Schmettau is attathed to a divificn, confining of Priffians and Fleffians. We reckon beficles on the f Mowing divifions in, That of General Count de K.ilkreutb ; ad, the fir 11 divi don of Referee, of Field Marfhal de fq , llendorf, the head•quarters of which will be at Leiplig; 3d, the fecund divifion of Referve of Duke Eugene of Wur. Lemberg, head-quarters at Cuflein ; 4:h, Third div:.- frin of Referve, of Lieutenant General de Thiele, head quarters at Glagats ; and. ssh, a divides, under the orders of Lieutenant General de Graver!, iireaLt quarters at Glata. a: