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.1` 'tenth; Ntletnn-h •u' es, 11..me.trierltb, T S. Att.enird - - 15: 13 0 '4.7.riot's Chapel, 11,,,adway, Westiniace ),e. r, 24 7 6 1 e ohs ottli 4.:!atfuni, Ilan's,— Ir. monger . 7 6 U :n - arch, Leatherloaa I. Dallaway • 22 9 li Ditto, 11...rbigh, T.Cf ugh - - 29 7 0 Ir. tist tfeettig, Condon, John Morris • 1 12 6 .:. - .4lirslor.dge ('riapel, —.Grathle • 37 16 ir Li .et- a ich ralie•naoh:,--..-- - . 52 15 6 L ..11.1.11 Chapel, Lewisham, Robbeth 2 2 6 ki rii•loal Chape , .1. Cantribell - 11 1 0 t •orirelo, Itual....tua. Derolr...-.-•-• . :.; 2., 6 Dile, Little Dnehoillo Nr•fr"iko -""'"-- . 7 5 0 Vi.siti ‘lgui Coo.pit, ..t . Dra 1 ,,,.., 1.,,,,,t,,, Cu .41 of its* wino contributed on tore Da^ of lltariks• voine - . fit.Jarryes Church. Lleric....w.ll, Cl F-ster ffmlon , ;l l e Chapel, St. James, Clerkenw ell, R. Crud 1,1 P • St John. Clerkenwell. Abel LeNl-n - Iry I, 11 Master, Cyril ...Feld. Surrey - The Members of thy Hemew Nation, at their Place ot Worship, Chur..h.row, Teorchurrla. street Shaltesbury Chaps), Aldersgate-street, 'T. Mad ' • l eis % Crmotcsa of Huntingdon's Chapel, Wingate, . ____ Nt . D(1 , 111d - - 14 0 0 , Whltechurr •, Oxfordthire,....... Griffiths 21 3 1 , Church, firiii•iing. Berko, -...... floharts . 12 II 1 llitto, Shinfield„ ditt... Dr J•111t, •• -1" 1 4 Diet ~ Sr. ,illoarfielil, srotideacon or Hereford 14 lii 7 I) tin, Bal hem Brightwell, Ox Mr.', . 7 5 6 ' ,C. .r. sot Vidirnteer Infantry of th.! ato .ve Hun. •!.. e _ _ _ i In lepeadent Mt.:hog, Chatham, Kent, ...... , :....toe•v . - - t 3 0 0 c,.,, : ch, Oi l iharn, Middlesex, J. Ow , n - 67 14 Si P.ot,r out Dui,euters, Trim-street, Bith,T Broad -1,..r•t . - ,^.3 19 6 'AI emu: haute, Salthouse-lane, Hull, Wade 5 14 9 Cb,ouel, Arellingiouro', Northampton, D. Wash t 1 mirror - - - - 6 3 5 Q reen-squam Chapel, Westin:inner, Shep herd 10 8 pone,.,. ,• Dirsenters, W0...1 street, Barnet, --- Moro o.r - - 6 0 11 South ‘Amon-, 31oldlewee. North - 26 0 4 Eh-sewing t:orairvgatomi, P.ter.5e4,1./ants, --- Pultei - 6 1 0 Stapleton Choler+, Cambridgeshire. ---Toilia.orl 17 1 3 I). Jerik.n.'a Orlieregaii,m, WAlsieth - It 4 0 Cittireh, Newent.sii'nocesteratorre.--- 50 0 0 • Church, Eye. 25 1r - . 15 18 6 Eve \',.••istreer4 - - - 6 1 0 Chum I N Mdlli.:, 51 1 6 , , k• .......". - 12 16 0 • Ik. Sem; aryl Sr. NothrJas Kerns - 65 2 0 ti 4 111-iftin .iiiil Sr. Ji.liii, Itto, ---.- 14 14 0 • Chin, li, Sod nit, Essex, S Knipe - - 10 U 0 Chord io ' V•rioirsarrk, Yoritali,e, --- :i0n....11r-ga VI 1 , 1 0 ' Italy Trinity, NI norr. e ... -..--... . - :,.7 3 1 Lifiltdi. Faella•to. %. WO•• • . - 41 12 10} tine 1a.% ray fr - :ha I.ol.ter.,Nost•Cri , ityik ..... •- •41 tabsses, 201.1 Nio.,iii,, orf tire ftd Riser sent of Resat Last inrim Volonteers, per Su Hugh Indlles Ban Cu mod - .. 45 0 1 • Chain I, Ls me. florae', T. Wheur , ri . 4 0 0 • Church, Tackler, Oxfordshire, E. 54 orshall - .I 2 0 ' trot...tont 'Dissenters' Chapel, Vials street, Hull, G 1.0 i ben . • 26 11 10 Meeting, Swan and, D Williams . . 1 1 0 From the Socrouy of Sastirrolia Commanders. on • the Thanktlio.ng Day - 200 0 0 C mgregation.Q‘see, street, Chester, L. White 6 11 3 • Church, Stroud, Kent, J. Lynn - . 65 13 6 C , urch, Halms ,rth, --.--... - Rev John, freonant arid Cori/legation Thruntam, Norfolk, .....--- Ifrolm (neer the sea), 150rfi.lk, ...—. • Braintree. IS Sitlle • . - 19 0 0 .5 1 0 . 5 15 1 .3 2 2 - 25 0 0 Drvenning Cungoegation, Witi.orn, S. Newton 0 10 I Doosenters' Congregation. Bucking, Essex.T. Craig th 6 1 Sr. George, Southwark, II Draper - . 203 12 7 Stagelalen. ---...stephons - - 22 0 0 i St. llaitholoinew the Gret, London, Owen P. Eiki A. 44 • - - 22 0 0 p ar i a h Cistrmli of Porklington, Churl.. Eyre 11 5 0 i Church South Weald, kasox, .--.. Wollaston 39 0 9 M. rhormaa's Church, Dudley, 1. Carteroglit 30 4 5 1 Pariah Chinch, Frnehley, R. Wortley . 24 II 10 Roman Cathodic Chapel, Wigan, Mr. Ketopee 31 1 , 6 Ditto, (boo, Lee, H.gginsen - - 313 6 Church awl Chapel; of Ease, Kradfood, Wilts, 44 15 fo Parlik Mar Baptist Mevt:oig, ditto, It 0 0 Indep mrknt Mit .ting, dtto - 5 0 0 Crturo.h, Wingfield, near Bradford. -- 5 14 6 M.s. Cathoile long. 01 South IVerx.ll Parish, Bradford • . 50 0 0 Church, Creditnn, Derton, —.- - 21 2 6 nisch Proteetant Conformist Chin% called he Quarre, Milk Alley, Oran street, Soho, M. l'reonst - - - 31 II 0 Mr. Augustin Jacirlo, Kii;ghtshridgo - 2 2 0 Cherish. Staines, Middlesex, -- ;Nines - 25 0 0 Lient-C I Bray' , Voltentee.., 'rootstock - 58 17 0 Church, Ta•ritor It, K Sleeman . 27 12 0 Ditto, Whitcliturli, —....- - 4 2 0 Dow, Am. sliury. Wilts ...--... - 14 5 6 Baptist Congregation. D ' Osiririon, J. Clair - ta 14 1 Ditto, Sarum, T 5..11..ry - 6 I S Church, Gileston, Glamroganshire, .7. Edwards 1 0 0 Onlsentirre Cha i wt. Sundt. y, near Wigan., Hudgskin.on • - - Sll 0 Irde.menaleut Chapel, Wigan, -.-- Parkins - 16 17 6 Methodist chapel, Wigan, (i.hbons - . 0 0 New Methodist Chapel, Wig in, -- Collins 6 9 6 Pariah Chinch, Maitchester, .---•••• • 47 13 10 New Independent Meeting, ditto, ...—... - 3 0 0 Church, Alfretoth Derbyshire, .----- - 13 4 111 St. Margaret, Lotbbury, ----Whitteld, DD. 10 0 6 Church, Cowfold, Sussex, R. Cunstalsle - 16 3 0 Disrenting Meeting-house, io Church-street, Blacktior's-ruad, J.. Upton - - 15 16 6 St. Mary's Church, Wirolwrch, Js. Smiths - 40 8 Si Uinta.? Parishes of St. Michael, Royal, and St. Martin Tinny, Nitwit', - 14 13 6 I' minick Cirnrch, Cornwall, Edw. John Clarke 4 II 3 The Congregati .... of the Jews residing m Liver lewd, 'ay B. Goirls,rd, Esq. - - 41 17 6 The °meriting Congregatioise of Causpden and BI •ckeiey, Gloucestershire, per Rev. E Sroth 9 0 0 &plot Chapel, Eilnieutil, in ailil.tiOn to 161. N. pa•d before, per Thor. Griffin - - 1 0 0 Independent t'unpregatio.K,Cruolia.gruund, Chel sea, T. Bence .. - 2 5 2 Char+, Caterham, Sdrry, T. Levert - 6 la 7i Church, 511 o'flinghant, Sorry -- - 2 0 0 .., reuses, Wallingford - 13 0 S IL:harch. Claplunt, in addition to 1181 4s. 2d. cm th.. 6th inst. per Rev. Mr. Venn . , Sorry Chapel. Blackfrjors-road, in addition to 4071 6. Inl. p-r Bey. Rowland Hill - 1 1 0 Lt. Andrew, N. B. ----.-- 45 0 ril Church, S. Leonetti, ------• - - 90 0 Church, Little Bromley, L•see, -- Microform 17 9 0 Direer.tii.g Congregation, Hadleigla, Suffolk,-- 7 0 0 Chirch. Bradford, Yorkshire, ---•-w. 191. 9 6 Independent Chapel, ditto, ----•-• - 7 10 0 Y,-r hylerian d itto, ditto, --..- - 11 15 0 LAW ,, .r? Church, Wifts, G. White - 12 13 6 I. eir - od• Church, Gloueestersh..--- Brnoett 11 $ 6 B u seat Church, ditto, ---. Baker - 3 6 0 Mlstrh•n Church, F.aorm, W Williams - 39 16 0 C 11, 1; 1 . , Itorcklane, Hells, Mucheil • 5 2 ri Dien, •mobriugeourrh, 1 lerts, -- Lana . 60 5 6 1144seeitring Compegalion, Cantle Carey, Si.mer ille.lis,, Vi , ea ,t 1 - - . 90 0 Crutch, Mere, Wilt. J. Grove - - II U 0 Li Martin in the Preklot, including the Prince of thr r t. ' '. Loyal VoMontere, Hamilton t'7 0 0 -- . Legere II 7 6 - ' 0 10S 0 0 75 7 1} 76 1 0 25 12 0 0 46 2 6 8 0 0 1:. 17 0 4 2 0 trrzs, and :,1 4 , . Lean the Corgoratirs . of L.p.;t1,.11, -.--•-• •• - - 40 19 7; Mr J,llea,nr 'ulle.irn, Cheshire - - 1 4 0 t.:11 , 1n...0,1V1.i.1i wye, nc.st Newark, R. Pod:ling t,m - . - 1S 12 0 polo, Wa , kton, near Kettering, No , thamptun. shire, .......... - - 4 8 0 3,ptist Dis..nalt•rs, Brawl Weer, Pershore, ....--. 4 4 6 Church, Duut:iii,osflnchhire,B.Churclicli 3 19 9i 0100, Wall-all - - • 25 6 3 , Darn, K.ralarna ifttler. ...mummob • - 62 6 0 ro,p/ruiriat \letting - - l3 5 9 Onto Ni-.. Mareriug, ........ - - 13 0 0 0i..,./w;.•: Conair,gartnu, Rr shim', V. 11amilt at 2/ 17 1 Csurch, braradon, 504..11r, %V PAriOrli* - 7 12 8 D. 0, ,, 'r:ckley, Nnrto4lllptunalina, R. W. Leo nard - - 23 10 6 Dltt.p, ~ %0111.1011., Durham, J Wil.ust - 13 3 8 NI. ,\a' :,1•n", 'Swig. -raw, Draper - 58 2 6 eltri.r Chot.9l, Ilaloth, - D., 4 1 1311:un Ch m .r. Christ,lmrcli, ---.- 2 19 6 H...denhur4 4,..c5, - - 7 9 0 1/...notauB d,q , •. ---.- - 7 10 6 r c. at T.-t0m.,,,, court Chapel . 0 111 0 lareceld, r!esexdl I _ •• M •R. Barnard - _9 li 0 _. .. _ Ke.nindtrrq Church, 104 0 0 Pl•satptrei Crraoel, W . 7) 0 6 Osirte•ltsr , Church, near anglitnn, J Nllrshall 7 0 2,1 Staler., !IN!' ratapel, P 411.0011, J 111rdIske 3.) 1 0 !I Arliel. t... 1 VW), addition 1 0 0 9.1 Nile! Jeri Church, Derby, --- 11.1yley 5 0 0 1.41err1..n cure Base rirlee, Lsi•ex. - 3 13 6 Sutton eninliie%. R erkB, S 19 0 Les I.rnd elturrla, Laneactri!e, Baldwin 50 2 71 11..1 . !;qtr Clwrch, Lear Linton, Cambrtdge,bire, J. 11.11 - 11 16 0 Cloirch, Monk Clsigh, n.ar Laseshapt, Suf. fo!k, 11. Detawk Lahtlun. It+sex, 5 13 6 . .1.4 6 Church, Courtney, Reeks. -....--... - 8 19 0 Biptig MeAtric, Woolwich, A. Freeiwin - 13 IS 0 tit. George in the East, Middle.ex, iimeiling Vo. Itinte-r , , J. Pa:ringtott • 101 1 8i S. Mt. hi-il and St. Lawrence, Southampton, J. Mi.ar• - - - 4i 4 7 Holviimit, ditto, Dr. MU - .• 41 13 71 A;I Saints, rldto, Dr. Mani - - 96 2 $ St. Mary, ditto, S Kent - - 11 8 0 Niiishellinc, near tiv:., G. Willis - 6 0 0 Protesia,t Disuniting Meeting-house, ditto, R. 11. Lacey :aid W King miry - - Roman Citho to Clia,iei, dim., R Alexander Dist...ming Raut;‘t Meeting, ditto, R. Owen. A few Flienils t, the Cause of Homanity, at Soutiiaitinto,i - - 4 6 6 Clutter, Enfield, Middlesex, H. Porten - 74 18 4 Meeting, Bakst-street, ditto, M. Rayfield . 44 II 6 Meett - ig, Ponders End. M Knight - II 13 6 Meeting, Chaseside, M. Thomas - - 7 7 0 Church, North Crimes, Surtees . 16 10 0 Chnrch, West Ham, Essex, Dr Gregory - 133 5 9i Citholic Chanti, ditto, -- Porter - i 10 21 Church, Ashby dots Zouch, M'Donald 18 17 0 Ashby Company of Volunteers - - 10 6 6 Collett.* Company of ditto - 10 6 6 St. John, Exeter, - 15 0 lo - St. George, Joto, •.--.--. . - 5 10 0 c.. . t ixdr.d, ditto, —........... . - 37 14 2 Church, Heltingilkiii, Middlesex, C. Hawkins 33 2 6 Rea. Mr. Darimin, ditto,--... - - 5 5 0 Bantwt Meeting, Woralty-utteet, Moerfiild , John E• 41111 - - 30 5 10 Samoa ~ .erin:ig, Dean street, Sonthwirk, H. Button ♦0 0 0 5 9 2 5 0 0 C.I 'I /1•11 Church, Mont..- Chart, Kent, -........ . _ I.oiigley, diem, near Mairlmsne, -.. Collireton among the Inhabitants of Ilentan, in . - Rutland - Gir:s of one Ward, at the Blurt Coat School, Ileitforil . . - - - 013 0 St. George, Sloomshory, Dr. Willis - IsO 14 0 Church, Pickering, Yorkshire, T. Lays • 20 0 0 Stockwell Chapel, La:nbeth, F. Ember/ - 36 2 6 Church, Stoneham, Suffolk, J. Glover - .5 0 2 Ditto, C ii.ton, near Great Yarmouth, .......... 14 14 8 Ditto, Marsham, Norfolk, ....-..... - . 4 11 41 Ditto, Syleham, Suffolk, ..---. - - 8 9 0 Ditto, W'esborad, ditto. --.-...... . - 3 9 0 Ditto. N4lliarii, Nwfulk, T. Whitaker - 0 18 II Ditto, Battersea R 7s4orgair - . 27 18 3 Tne Lailiestst bliss Rimesand Miller'. Boarding- School, Petersham, Sorry - - ,- 5 5 0 Chin cli, Iroxlsourn, and the Hasu'et of liculdss. drui, --... Jose' - - - 3! 5 6 Ditto, Mammon, Oxfordshir., ----...- 4.; 14 0,1 Ditto, Tottenham, Middlesex, R. P. Beachcroft 126 7 10 Church, Mirchani, S. D. Myers - - - 48 8 6 Churdi, Fist Barnet,---. . - 13 1 6 Churches, Sanderatsad and Warlingliam, - Courtney . - 5 111 6 R. BMS, Esq. - - - 10 0 0 Church, Stanstead Alihots, Harts, Field 8 10 U Ra;itist Congregation, Chipping Norm., -.......-• '3 0 0 Chinch, Milford, Hants, ---- - 26 12 5 Chinch, Hardie, Hants, -----. - - 2 6 5 Baptist Meeting', Old Ford, W. Ncontau - 14 17 6 CiAlestion iii the Parish of l'lyiustock - 6 4 2 Church, Nurth5eh1,........-.. - - 4 1 2 Chord,. Melconibe Regis, --....-. • . - 48 18 6 Laura Chapel, Bath, Mau hug the Volunteer Ca yahy, 211 Dr Randolph - - 166 11 9 Church, Spandee, near Derby, R. Porte - 15 17 31 Church, Chuldeseon, agar ditto, —.--- - 5 1 41 Churches, Lick Horsley, Essex, and Weston, Suffolk, —. Wat.on - - 7 0 8 enareli, Bath Easton, Some•set, T. H. Noyes 7 8 5 Calvinist I.li.senters' Ho. Kentish Town, --. 9 11 0 Church, Danbury, Ewes, II H. Bridge - 21 8 0 Ditto, Illetchwurils, -.--- - . 12 14 0 Ditto, Hartfield, Sussex, R. Tumor - 13 11 7 Parish of lehnsarsk, L. Powys • - 20 5 6 Church, New Windsor, Bucks, H. Plernley - 87 15 6 Chapel, Oyer Peever, Cheshire, —.-. - 7 10 4 Leek Church, Staff,rd.hire, —.--. - 37 2 2 Horton Church, ditto, --., - 3 9 6 Dutch Churzli, Austin Friars, J. Werninck 60 5 6 St. Vedast Vetter, and St. Michael Le Querns 44 DI 2 Basingstoke Church, —..- - 15 7 0 Ind •pendent Mo.tiog, Basingstoke, .i. - IS 6 2 Chspel, ditto, - - 9 12 6 Ch,r - zh, Baughursr, ---- . . I 19 II D.to. Ta they, —...- - 1 5 6 Church, Wintering. J. Hervills - - 10 0 0 Chsrch, Ihrle:toir, Staffordaliire, -.wt. Waltham 13 7 4 Tabernacle, Dumfries, R. Wand - - - 7 7 0 It. Aribvis Chapel, Stake Dainerel, Tamen, J. Williams - . 46 9 6 Church, Hingham, Norfolk - - 17 5 6 If iitgliam Company of Volentems, aim day's pay 6 6 0 Thomas Harvey, Foq. Northuold - 10 0 0 Church, Thaqd in Gamma, Essex, J. Derides 18 1 0 Church, Warrick', Berke, J. Faithful . 28 0 0 Church, Resters, Somemetshirc, Eds.. Ilaokins 14 12 6 Congregation of United Brethren, Final-141r, j. Suortner - - - 24 8 8, Saffron Walden, Essex, - - 84 4 6 - 14 t 0 J Tbottia4 2) 14 0 1 0 0 1 2 II IS 0 Wattirield, Sulira, ....L.--- - - 3 14 ti Chunk, Ortan, Laselllk., liantingdonsh;re. C. Sh•wart - • 9 11 0} Mr ilrostl.'s Meehog, Prescot.strees, —......... 99 0 0 Church, Ra'nes, Surrey, J. Jeffreys - 45 0 0 Church ' Petersham, ditto, R Delafosse - 77 1? 0 Tne.l of Rlfth and Neighlienrhond • 31 7 0 Town of 14exham inclo4ing SI. W. *I. from due R.-9. Mr. 1 7 1:teher's Chapel - 107 9 4j Clwarch, Heehare, I. Clarke - 4 Id 3 Church, Towee.ter, and three Dinenting Meet ing Ho.taos - 96 15 0 The I.shand-ints of Woonoo-under-Irledes C 7 14 0 /Ire Inhalotaars of !Semitone. KlSli.c.tc, and N • Bat path - 19 S 0 Yocirahian, f . - Church, Ord'', YrAs'ilre, 3, Bail,”/ - ft 3 3 6 11eci-10* 111WililtVef,10111114 ktllCldl - 110 0 0 Ohlotfic Vlllirg, SIIKCX. -----... . 25 -1 6 Chords, P.itehing, Sussex, J N J.w.lan 2 9 - d Abllowough (`.hurch, limorighlwidge, R. Pruett 40 ti 6 Cowbridge ditto, W. Willtanis - - 13 0 hi Church, Reigate, Sorry, I. Sordoni 21 5 19 St. Thomas's Church, Bristol, 8 Spry - 31 6 0 Abbott's lA* Church, .-- - 7 8 6 Church, Herilty, Stallion, E !tokens - -3) 0 Cr Ditto, Dartmouth, I resort, .I. Cii3M3ll - 4A 14 0 Ditto, Reederoke, Warwick, J. r. li.l a I 1 - ir Li U Blue Chapel, Fetter Lose, A Amur' - 14 0 0 Church, Ludlow, I. F. FlAXter - - 6') I 0 ' Corr it Ilion of Ludlow, ---.- - 26 5 0 Churrl., itogorook., Northarrip. 11. B. Harrison 515 0 Doto t Roe'ifor3, litmee, —....- - 8 0 0 Rocliford Yu:mites: Infantry, commanded by J. Barrington, Esti - - 10 6 0 N." Alresford Congregation, including 41. from Vulnincirs, G Shaw - - 31 14 0 Wileatheinitewl arid I larperiden, Hereford, J. Ord 22 13 6 St. Olare, Hart-street, Dr. Owen - - SS 16 3 'Moult:leen Chapel & Meetings, .—.- 13 17 4 Church, Debenham, Suffo.k, IV. Horn • 11 17 3 Ditto, llehester, SomerseUhire, in! lulling one day's pay of the Non-commissioned Officers and P. i i ates of the Ilehester Volunteer Company 6 14 0 Little I-lunation, Bock., ...-- - - 2 2 0 Great Worlstoo, ditto, --. . - 0 15 6 St George, Gloucestershire, R. Hart - 19.11 0 Roman Catholi.: Chapel, Bristol, --- - 9 2 6 Lee, G., risborough, —.- - 12 7 9 Old Meetriig, Waltharristow, --- - 35 15 6 St. Peter, Lewrirk, Northamptonshire, J. Jackion 2U 5 7 Wiveliscombe Church, ---•- - 11 5 6 Wr veins-mutat Diseent. Chapel, ...--.-- 5 a 0 Wiveliscombe Trou,i of Yeunia•rry - 26 3 0 Officers and Privates of Wiveliveonibe Vol. Inf. 16 14 0 Temple Church, London, Dr. Rennell - 325 16 4 St Giles, Cripplegate, Lucas - 60 0 61 Hackney Church, J Watson - 194 7 9,1 Chapel, Twickenham, G. O. Csrabridze - Al 19 6 Church, Chigwell, Essex, ---..-- - - 45 II 9 ThCydoil Buis, ditto, .—...- - 7 1 U Pi otcoarit Dicventing %4eeting House of the Nile pennant Denomination, .1. Morten - Chape: ' Spildlaur..t, P. Gordon - Chinch and Protestant Drucittess of Castle Hod dingoram, Essex, - - 25 5 II Church, Sr. lees, lluntingdonshrie, •---- 26 a 6 Putestaut Dissenten, Bethnal Gfemil, j. Kell. 19 1 0 0 6 2 2 2 0 EXPRESS FROM FRANCE AND HOLLAND. As this Paper was going to Press, this morning, we received, iv Exresss, Paris Papers to the Gth, and Dutch Papers to the l!tch inst. We have only time and space to make the following extraCts PARIS, DEC. 3. M. de Stadion, Minister of the Emperor of Ger many, in Russia, and the Count, mid Lieutenant- General Giulay, have been presented, at Brunn, to His Majesty the Emperor of the French, as Pleni. potentiaries of His Majesty the Emperor of Ger. many. They are invested with powers to nereeiate, conclude, and sign, a definitive treaty between France and Austria. '1 he Emperor of the French, on his part, has nominated M. De Talleyrand his Minister of Exterior Relations, whom he has pro vided with powers for that purpose. It is to be hoped, that peace will be the result of their nego tiations ; but this should, in no respell, abate the real of the Governors of: the nation. It is, on the contrary, a new motive for the conscrips to accele rate their match, to justify the well-known adage— Si re, perm, pow helium. His Majesty has recom mended to the Ministers of War, and of the inte rior, not to relax their preparations. D le. 4. Jerome Bonaparte has arrived at Brest, to take the command of the rcteran. On the 27th November, 6000 Austrian prisoners , taken by the French in Italy, passed through Turin, on Ilieir way to France. I! Lc. 5. A report is propagated by letters from Italy, that the Russians and English have landed at Naples. and have been cordially received by that Court. It is scarcely possible to conceive such a degree of perfidy and folly. The equipages of His Imperial Highness Prince Louis, General in Chief of the Army of the North, passed, on the 10th of this month, through Brussels, on their way from Paris to head•quatters at Ant- werp. The Italian Legion, and the !2d and 72c1 regi ments of infantry of the line, posed, within these few days, through Ghent. Their destination is the Army of the North. The French funds, on the 4th, were 60. 25. YItWMA, Nov. '24. Negociations for peace are about to be opened. It is said, that the Emperor of the French is on the point of setting out for Italy. Others say, that it is Isis intention to return to Paris at a moment when he is least expeßed. The inhabitants of this city have not yet seen him. AVGSIIIIIIG, NOV. 24. Two important articles of news are the topics of every conversation. It is said, in the first place, that the Eledor-Palatine of Bavaria will assume, under the guarantee of France, the title of Kion of Bavaria. His dominions will be con.iderably en larged at the expence of the house of Aastria. We are assured, in the second place, that the Magnate of Hungary are desirous of elefting a King of their own nation, and of concluding an offensive and de fensive alliance with France. A deputation from the Tyrol arrived on the tild at Munich, to recommerd that province to Lis se rene Highoess the bilatur of Sava, ia. - lii .1.4". 1,1,1 V.MoMmte, —. itanulion 227 0 u 1 ,,,, looolstooto of Isomfooo. K.g,0.,1c, and i I 7 6 Cinch %Viol. O. F.mm.5.4.1ii.re,... Louts N, w i nek , r , B atp ., t h st . ~ . rk, ito Avklitims 55.... '- i - - • 1 0 4 ! 'Church, Ropl-y, Yollmtvim, c Sampson - 13 S 0 own nation 910 0 fensive al I i , , • 4 t t'• - :.'ek7 . 4 1 47,' - ,-.. ,;:).\ ...-..-.- . 4 ; 0.! 0 . 4 v ,•• •••••."•-•".. " ' II ' St. Ilmwrence, Easter, T. O. Perkin* - ell la 4 / Church, Stoektoo-upoo-Tess.G S. Ifoleza . 616 0 82 10 0 A depot 4 Z . t i r . .1;41 rthooshire. including w. O w . • ' 11 ° at Munich, 1 , - -,7,s ,, of C,pf .in 1 hurer..' s C'iwch 4.ll4lrearn, R. S.. At • 21 4 0 I ' i‘ i t 1 _ 6 ... ".:..:. ft m . F . ': ''., Cara Vols.*. lluo '.... 91% , 7 .. 'S S•i4mt ' o Mesita& Artsto;, j Rilated .40 0 0 trot High+ 1 THE BRITISH PRE LONDON, WEDNESDAY. Drcemets le. GkAND BAITLE IN GERMANY. received it t alate important ho p, ur m 6gl inist M e dispatchesat Monday s 7thfenr Emperor night, Gover n ment e : n P f A G m o t e e n t r:, His M *east v si else, dated amine, the Id instant, the substance of which was communicated to the Ministerial Circles, in the following Bulletin, yesterday morn: ins Government received last night accounts, dated at Olmutz, the 3,1, by Av I,;ch it appears that a gene ral battle took place on the 2d, between the French and Austro-Russian Armies, at Wi caeu. The centre of the latter seems to have met with great resistance, and to have been repulsed, but the left wing of ,he Enemy were defeated with considerable loss, by the right wing of the Allies, under the command of the Princes LICMTBSSI elm and PAK.; RAZIOS. The Emperor AL LIAWDk.II commanded his troops in person, and displayed the utmost • bravery. " The conflift seems to have been of the most ob stinate kind, and to have been sustained by the Al lies in the most exemplary manner. The loss of the French was immense. The Messenger who b-ought this intelligence left Olmutz twenty-four hours atier the battle, and relates, that, at that time, the 1.'... s of the Enemy were reported to be much mare cu. ..- derable than those of the Allies, who still maia. tained their po s ition at Wiscbau. A Lieutenant of the Adamant gun-brig left the Elbe, on the 13th, and was at Hamburgh on the 12th, when a report, agreeing nerdy in substance with the above, was current in that city. The Com mander of the Piercer gun-brig, who left the Ems about the same time, has brought home a similar account. In addition to the particulars already stated, we have learned that the centre of the Allies consisted of the Russian troops. 'com manded by the Emperor A LPIANDBI. in per son. It was this part of the Austro-Russian army, which commenced the engagement; having fallen suddenly in with the enemy, whom they found prepared in excellent order to receive them ; and it was against their centre the principal force of 80. 11 AP %err. was directed. The battle was long and ob stinate, and maintained principally by the bayonet 1 —The Emperor At.txa ens% displayed the greatest bravery. He exposed his person et the head of his troops, and resisted every exertion and entreaty of his Officers, who, alarmed for his safety, anxioody besought him, but in vain, to quit the field. Bosat P A ItTZ, having carried his principal force against the centre of the Allies, is said to have gained the advantage in that part ; but he purchased ft dearly. at the ezpence of his left wing, which was weaken ed in consequence of the detachments drawn from it to the centre. Thus reduced in strength, it was completely defeated by the right wing of the Allies, whose success in this quarter appears to have more than couuterbalanced theloss sustained by the centre, as they retained possession of the field of battle. The Austro-Russian and the French armies are said to have amounted, the former to 70,000, and the latter to 80,00'), which would leave the French superior in, aumber ; brit they are both probably under-rated. The three Russian divisions must have joined pre •ious to the 2d, and their united force, even seclu sive of the Austrians, would amount to more &aft 70,000 men. The lon on either side could not be ascertained with any degree of certainty for tome days after the battle,but it must have been very great. Some state the loss of the French at 20.000, others at 27,000 killed and wounded. Brae APARTI is said to be among the wounded. Some say be has lost a leg, others, an arm. It is added, upon the 'mho rity of private letters, that the French eontmeneek their retreat, on the 3d, •and had evacuated Vreana. This would be the necessary consequence of a sleci. sive defeat. and has been, per haps i reported as fad, by those who considered the affair at Wischan, in that light. The battle, however, was not decisive ; but we have season to believe that Government consider the result highly favourable to the allied cause. The three Hamburgh Mails due, arrived yester day, with Papers to the I Ith instant, the contents of which enable us to trace the proceedings of the rr speftive armies up to the ed, the day of the b4ttly of VVischau. We have also received the Parts Papers to the 4th, containing the 27th, tBth, and 2).1i Bulletins of the grand army, which also con tain infernatien upon this subjed. Mua at's di vision first entered Brunn upon the 15th, and Bo- NAP ASTI advanced his head-quarters to it on the 20th. This induced the Austroltrissians to fall back to Olmutx, and the French pushed their ad vanced posts to within four leagues of that city, which appears to have been the utmost limit of theW progress in Moravia. During all this time. the Austro-Russian army t:•as faUing back upon its i t 4 - - .z.. fT 7