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LAIUI Er, wbieli was a-nt by the Litter by 411 E. 1 ,.. frllr to the French ?slinkier here, M. Ili Utt $ t aria, by whom it wau received this evenine; et 7 o'clock : LIT. ~011131.4.111 V. " I It torn to iaGmn your Facellenee, that is consequence of the decisive and eve , mewtorattle battle which has the plains r Auua.its, in MOras iI. en armist lee wea concluded, ba virtue of Which, tl,t Russians, whe not f nin a corps of isn,, mire that twentv.Ave thousand men, will n.iain to Russia, in a very short little will match through the tso Gilticias Iris rxceleacy, M. Tall •yrand, it rime to Brood,. and every thing teems to alien , Olt Pi - Amine-ries of Peace between Trance an! Austria will he " The Emperor Francis has had all interview with the Em peen Napoleon, at the Frmicli advanced loast where the two Entperur , gave isith other their baud., as a pledge of their lint determination to put an end to thu inia-rice of war. " I annex the Prociam tine the e4l,oeror Napoleon ;Adresse I to his army, after the e:iebratrel battle of the 23 Derenther:ew " JPROCLAM An/N. " SOLDILIII, • lam vit.:led w . th you In the battle of Austerlitz, you have justi•led what I expected from your istrepuli.y You have eosrefrd yourselves with eternal glory. Al army of 100,000 mew, *chisel§ was curannatoleil by the lEnspereis of Russia am, Au irk. lisp been, in, less than four Is ni t s, either cut or dhpersod. What escaped your swords have thrown themselves into the lakes. " Forty stated of criau, s , the 1ti114f44 of the Rusdan Imp .- teal 140 piece: of cannon, twenty thanerals, sod aim ire .40,000 prisenen, are the fruits of thi. ever-memorable bank. " That infantry, so celebrated, and suiwri•ir to you in num hers, has inured unable to resist :ruin emerge, and, henceforth, you. hare no rival. to fear. " its has tlmi tire months, the third Coalition is con quered and Peace cannot be at a (rust cli.t.nce; hat, 0% 1 promised to my j eo,ile, before cicresi,ig the Kiwi., I will cunt:Lisle it oily upon terms cousistent with my plAge, wit ch shall secure not only the indemnification, but the re ward, of my Allies. " &Admit! When the French people placed the Iseperia Crown upon nay heal, I trulted to you t , . enable me to niaint tain it in thathigh s:lendour of glory, which atone cont.! ;iv. - it value in my estimation, but at that moment our entertained tha design to tarnish and degrade it; and the IJust Crown, which was vine 1 by the Wood of as. many Frenclimeo, they would have compelled me to place on time head of my bitterest foe; en extravagant and roads proposal, which you hare brought to nought, on the anniversary al your F.aip—ura Coronation. You base taeght them, that it maser fo then, to and to tlweattn, than to subdue us. " Soldiers! When every thing ner.-ssiry to the security, the happisie,i, and prop., icy of our censery has been achieved, will I retuoi you my thanks in France. Then will you be the übjeds of lay tenderest care. Mr petiole will eeeeive you with ra,iture and joy. To say to was in the Hanle of Aus tcrlitr,'—will be enough to alithurius time reply— , That is a Brave'\faii (Signed) " A PULLUN ." " Head quarters at Austeelits, Dec. S, 140.5." THE BRITISH PRESS. - - --,' LONDON, SATURDAY, Dtctmer a V. Our pot letters, we :.re concerned to state, daily announce new losses sustained by our shipping upon the eastern coast, dozing the late tempestuous weather. The transports which were forced into Harwich, in the beginning of the week, by stress of weather, have sailed for the Note. Another was towed into Ilarwich, on Thursday, by two cutters, having received much damage: an Officer on board states, that he saw eleven more in the greatest distress, and two, kerl upwards. Captain M.Lsoo, of His MAJESTY', sloop Cozad, on Mon- day last picked up, off the Goodwin Sands, several chests belonging to Officers of the 26th Regiment of Foot. and saw several parts of the Aurora trans port, which lately sailed from the Downs with two hundred and fifty privates, and nine Officers of that gallant Regiment in board. It is said the Aurora struck upon the Goodwin Sands, where she went in two. The following are the names of the Officers on board her : Major llarieson, CalAins Hoggint and Cameron, Li. ute runt Browne, Ensign Dalyrll , Qaarter•master Clutpbell, Quarter-master Robertson, Lieutenant and Adjutant Hopkins, and Su•g .11 Deval. Cleat fears are entertained for the Mena trans port, with about 200 men of the 2Gdi foot on hoard; a easel exattly answering her description Was %yen dismasted off the Texel—it is hoped that she may have got safe into some Dutch port. The Lacers on board her were Captains GA& inn and Joss; Lieutenants CA MP BEL L and M esti AM ; Ensigns Cusi.lnamaiii and MATHESON ; and Assistant Sur geon ARMITROIIII. The remainder of the 2titli foot are safe in the Downs. In consequence of the advent state of the weather, and apprehensions that the frost had set in upon the Continent, the movement upon the Kentish coast, of the troops destined to form the third expedition, under Lieu tenant General Sir FRAUCLS DUIDAS, WAS suspend ed. These causes, however, having ceased to ope rate. fresh orders have been issued for the expedi tion to sail immediately, and part of it has probably put to sea. No further accounts from the Continent have been received by Government since the arrival of the Hamburgh Mail on Thursday. Among th.t letters, however, received by the Mail, is one dated the 13th, from that city, which states, that the French Minister at Hamburg]) had received intelli gence from Vienna of an armistice having been concluded between the Austrians and French, by virtue of which the Russians were to march home, and Negociations for a Definitive Treaty of Peace were immediately to commence. The Letter likewise contains a Proclamation, istued by Rnm A• , dated Head-quarters, at Austerlitz, the 3d inst. its which he speaks of a decisive viaorylseving - -~, been n i btained over Ole allies. We have given tIA. article in apr crding eidoran. The Pinclarnation, if not genvine. is Certainly A good i:nitition ; as it evidently relates only to the battle of the ed, on which the Russia*, sustained a positive defeat ; we have no reasam to donlrit its authentkity. The At mis tic: is anticipation of what BON Al' A RTC flo ;ere,: himself would :emit from that partial suc cess If any such measure were, however, in contem plation, or in progress, the battles of the Id and +th must have put it aside. There are letters of the sth from Olmutz, only twenty miles from the icene of itition on the ed, and it is strange, if a measure of such importance had taken place, that they shorld not notice it. Upon thew hole, therefore, we consider the story of the Armistice as intitled to no credit. Nothing can possibly exhibit a greatn contrast than a comparison between the heroic coninet of the brave and magnanimous Emperor of Russ! A, 'WIWI seems to inherit the daring intrepidity, and un shaken perseverance of the Imperial Cax•!ritiNe, and the mean anJ crafty pusi I n nyty of the Fit 5t44311 Ust: uPru in the late att'ons• the tormer led on his troops in person, uA exposed himself, for hours to gether, in the hottest battle ; while the wily Coa 11CAN kept aloof, at the distance usually mainta;leil by ordinary Commanders-in-Chid . , whe!t:e he or- dered the most vigorous And reiterated attacks or. that point of the centr: where die heroic Atu •Notß was most engag..d, in the malignant hope of immolating that magianimsms Soy.. 'tics, and thus paralysing the efforts of It is also certain, that whets the Russians came close up with him, in his retreat, he changed his die s. most opportunely, and secretly effected his escape, leaving his Guard of Honour to he cut to pieces by the enemy. The knowledge of the man had taugh t us to espea this condo.% in the hour of danger. We gave little credit to the report of his being woundee. having learned to estimate his personal courage. —At the brilliant, but dearly-pnrsleasri victory of Lodi, the daring and adventurous part of the bttsi ness was achieved by the personal bravery of Gr nerals M•SSEN A and BERTuiCR. At the Bridge of Arcola, indeed, he exposed his pet ious person for a tew minutes, at the head of a column ; but re speedily retired ! And at the much-vaunted battlx of Marengo, though he rode along the line for some time, within the range of the Austrian field-pieces, his Consular NlAJe%nt took care to disguise himself in a gley-,olJured great coat ! !—Unlike his Imperial Competitor of Russia, or the Immortal NLLSON. who, though k increased his personal danger three fold, iu the scene of almost inevitable death, per sisted in displaying the brilliancy of his various orders—the well-earned rewards cf bis heroic intre pidity, and unparalleled merit ! The Duke of YolK tranqtaed business with Iris NUJ asrv, at Windsor, on Thursday morning. Sir WILLIAM /04LOUWS is erveled to be again Commander of the Forces in Ireland. Yesterday, a Court of Dire tors was held at e:a East India House, which as!jaurned at six o'clock, till Friday neat. The Russian force alone, on the 29th ult. amount ed to upwards of 70,W0 men, independent of 15,Qu') Austrians, by whom it had been joined a few days before. The 11th Dragoons commenced their march on Tuesday, from Hythe, and parts adjacent, for !fan:lT:ice, from whence they are to embark, as soon as the weather permits, for foreign service. The fleet sailed from Cork on the 12th inst. fur the West Indies, consisting of about 25 sail, under convoy of the Art:4l44a frigate, and the Inv sloop of war. The Raphael, CU A M SCRS, from Riga, for Porn, mouth, is lost near Pillaw. The Lord Nelson. VAPLEY, from Girtrnsey, for Honduras, was captured off Jamaica oa the 26i1 of August, and carried into Cuba. The Fanny, GRAY, from Danfric, for London, is on shore on the Coast of E;stx. The Peqey, ADA ASSON, Irvin Riga, for Lon Jon, is lost off Harwich. The Perseverance, M 411 SH Lt., from Perna% for Live( pool, has put into the Humber in distre.s. A Court of Common Council was held at Guild hall, yesterday, when a Letter from Lord HAWK-S -nosy. containing the Ceremonial of the Funeral of Lord Viscount Niersos was read ; the substance of which was, that the ceremony would take two dart in January—the days not yet named. The water procession, from Greenwich to Whitehall, with th• land procession to the Admiralty, to occupy the first day ; and the procession from the Admiralty to St. Paul's, the second day. The Ceremonial being read, some of the Members (+jelled to the station assigned the CHIPS' MAGISTRATE the pro ces►ion on each day, as not exallly conformabli with the ancient rights and privileges of the Lord Mayor of LuNDOS. A committee was accordingly appointed to search Ins precedents, and to report the privileges of the Loin MAYOR and Co:porath•n within the city of London, and upon the river Thames. The vault in which Lord Net.sos is to be interreJ, is immediately under the dome of S. Paul's Cathe dral. The first preparation i► a circle of about ten feet diameter, from the foundation, and Owe feet deep, cased with brick-work. The mausoleum consists of a stone, nine feet long, and three wide. ai the bottom ; the two sides, of stone, of espial length ; the ends are also of wine ; the whole braced together, with strong copper bolts, two inches avr an half in diameter ; tl.e lid is to be aloe. ci stane "The preparations in the Cathedral, for the areoe.- niodatien of the public, to see the awful eaceed any thing of the kind ever betor: Tins Day is published, elegantly printed in Oat Volume Octa ve, prise 7s. Ad. in hoard•, the tieeond !Edition of LT.I:STRATIONS of the TRUTH of the citilisTwi RELIGION. R. EOW AM.) bALTKV, DD. Rector of Buckden, If untingdosi, and Ow:it:sem Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Cambridge lined at the University Pren, and s o ld by Ri vingtoris, listcbaid, and Lunn, in London; by D•Ogh - t o ", C roiliralge H mwell and Parker, and Coke, Oxford; Bur. don, Winton, crd Bt.stniffe, NorwKli.