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faculties to one single °Ned, the deliverance of Eu rope ; sad I, wish the same restlessness for all So vereigns, who are still more interested than myself • in Preventieg the inevitable catastrophe which im-- 'ponds, if the most extraordinary peace, not only di vides their power for the present, but deprives them • • future of all possibility of again forming such a 'whole, such a strong military force as they now have in their haods, for the purpose* opposing the stream that has increased to such prodigious magni tude. A battle, fought against all the rules of prudence .aud if embus been lost. It bas compelled the Em verve of Austria to intreat the Russian Emperor to abandon him to his fate. The want of provisions vroold likewise have obliged the Russians to leave lee, time the unfortunate theatre of the war. The kooksa tyros ate retreating by forced marches; - millets only the last disaster, the cotnpol aluellPlument of an ally, whom, notwithstand . lig 4i* bleed it has coat them, they are unable .a#4004 this voisseity of their retreat, magnifies. in 'tide lipos, the invincibility of the erqueror ; and t men get back to their couatry, they will '4OOO be he so gnat hams to,ustkirn. Y-.. nks public •10 81 8 11 . 'which always imliates to the iide ebbe wen r% *mike in favour of Kapoleoti. ?be ardbrtaaes efihe :ancient and poweful house of Amnia, ttme repeat of the lonians, the tardiness of the Wog a( ?ramie. seem la the eyes of many to .us polio abettimeli/ necessary. A very small. amosheit of perms, are of a different opinion. &ism the defeat at Amain'', a tolerable peace mien have been concluded. The *canal naediatioa of the ging of Prase& coaster-balanced the great samosees of the enemy, whose too-widely extended piens, la caosegneace of the velocity of his con ` quoits is ruined coanteies, would alone have been setflkimat to inspire him with alederation. His ne = soeimioes will extricate hiss from the dilemma, in which, ootwiduenadiag his apparently brilliant site. mita, he Is Mistily placed. The viaories of his ea• bast eta mrodoiliew of more immediate and decisitd results, than chose of his armies. If certain her eases the conqueror to dine tees pease, she will eneviader to him all the rescurcee of the Home of Austria. Le the heads of each asi Oleo leader, all the re. Itemise of the states which composed the House of Atiotela, will be developed j the energy of the people will be mired, as soon as it shall corn* to this prima to ight with a certain other nation. Then wilt the formidable armies, which dissolved, like snow in the sun, before the lucky star of Napoleon. again make amir appearance, and with these newly. Masted Aostriaoa ha will attack another state. The Ring of Prussia has indisputably a respectable army; sad two faithful allies, Hesse and Saxony ; heralise fink fete is closely conneited with his. 'tin essay, would, however, attempt to carry the war into his dominions. To this reasoning it will be objefted : if you *asider war with the French as dangerous. why +5 you wish a certain Monarch to abandon his system of neutrality, and to change his mediation iota an 'ousel', which world caress him to the dangers you; describe, while yog i ft lip same time, nit, that dispirited Austria is ito logger capable of helping herself, but lies at the mercy of the reastnetor ? _l. sower, for the very reason that Austria *setts iestielf, the web of the Roanans should be stopped betieweery have actually returned to their +stain allarrtErs 4nd Obey should be *Chuck to the theatre ef . wan, bare dP *POMO States, Ugh'. Tirol. ad 4ossihre, by treaty; to other masters ; l =r ehe l bd olse i mia receive a new Con. s organised according to elistale j n short, before all these innova gra are by pewee. At this moment, an SooldLikiMorMip bow mach might not be ef hew. i sk i nft poem circumstances, by a certain power As win sy peace is signed, there will be no re • Lot os now gasoline the respedive positions of jr rdral powers. Qi the one head, Napoleon i 4 wow of Italy. Tyrol, Austria, Vienna, all 111wovia. anal yore than halt of Bohemia. Hun g is treotraliaed. The revenues of all these gra. Awes fisraisla hiss with subsidies ; the Imperial sisipleires supply him with ammunition, arms, &e. But his military position is not per feitly favourable. • yhe Armorials limperor has no longer any states, • CENBRAL DU • gr A t/ 4 4 "-I N . . ki•% 1 tarsals a c ry I " • quasar TO THE JAT *salsas meaLest•K. 3. Dear baros—With _ • Sor- row for the pithy* which "P C eyes' JP s. sad a bead filled. with the cony took place between us three days age, the nights without sieep--I can find no rest—l direa all my but he has still an army, namely, the undiminished army of the Archduke Char,les, amounting to mote than 86,000 men. It is not yet dispirited, beetibse it has always repulsed the enemy. Thktwo corps In Bohemia and Moravia, amount to 40,00 men, and are daily increasing. The re ceive in Poland comprehends 90,ti00. Had the ne gociations for peace been soon broken off, the first appearance of the Archduke Charles in Hungary; would have instantly put an end' to the neutrality of that nation, which would presently have been in a state of insurredion. 'l'nus it is possible to calcu late on more than 200,000 Austrian soldiers, more than half of which are excellent troops, who might be armed, concentrated, and emplcyed in the re conquest of Vienna. The Emperor of Russia has no intention of de serting the coalition. He is not more desirous of any thing than to return. Iju apty is not yet so far . distant, and before it reaches the interior, it may return, refreshed by repose, and joined by reinforcements, stronger and in higher spirits than ever. Besides r -an apillminished corps of 40,00 0 men,, under Ge neral Bensiglen. - *the Ling of Prussia's dominions: has had no share in the misfortunes of. the gresskalmy, and is not affeded by the stipula tions of the truce. Till the rupture of the nego eiatioos, it must remain in the Prussian dominions, and then it may spin march into Bohemia and Moravia, to cover Olmutz and Prague. Should the Emperor Alexander aterwards return with his army, the united force of both Emperors might• then be estimated at 300000 men, which are more than sufficient to aft on the offensive. Mere marches, and the skilful occupation of posi tions by another party, might be of great import , once. For example-4 will just mention the oc. eupation of the celebrated position of the &holies berg, near Donauworth, by the army assembled on the freedmen of FrancotaiesArhile the army in Bile 4, amain in cennention with the kipper Palati nite; should mask, or occupy, Ingolstadt, and a de tithed corps from the tight wing of the Austro- Russian army should mask, or occupy, Pusan. I am not hero tkking into the account the great diversion of the Alien army in Lower Siiroy, on the Ithiqe, in the south of Italy, nor of tha diversion in Spain, which I long ago proposed, which I still re commend, and whb to be adopted. It is time, my dear friend, to conclode this letter, and to shut up sty magazine of ideas. Unfor tunately j rim cody it private indivitioal, and far from ezpeding that my advice will be followed ; bays no asylum is the country to Which I have sa crificed my ‘ekosse. which I cantwto defend, and for which I vedette& a voyage id my 86th year, and ntostalaremeous season. must conceal my. self, wanderirtg from mountain to mountain, under as assumed name, till I find a Prince, may say so without arrogance —on account' o 4 le in terest with which I am capable of hispfrissig him, will afford me public protection and acknowledg ment.; Adieu, dear Enroll, acquaint me in my solitude with every interesting event that occurs. I em brace you. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, $411.141D4Y, OCTOSIR 11, 1606. _ - messenger, brought with him Paris Paps oflehday but, from which we hive made 110Aai rim** The French funds have not Callen seam the departure of Bo“Al'AltTt for the Army. They was, on Saturday Wt. 64 I.— All the Walk/ewe, however, in the Paris Papers. is of a warlike goat pinion. It states, that the French army would be asaem 4ipil by the 4th at Wurtzburg, for which ?Lace liloupa.sv a set on: from Mentz, on the Ist inst. Lenore from Suabia and Bavaria, state, that the Bavarian troops will aft as the Corps efOlsseeseedeurwlsile Soot. T.% Joins the rantistmf. BRUN AIZOTTZ'S corps, which was at Aaspac.ll, has marched towards Sale Cobourg and Memmingen. Marshal Aeturvicß had left Munich, and was expetted at Wart:burgh, to meet Bonar.s RTE. — Although of 31,00 Q Auttriau prisoners taken in the late war, 23,000 have beep perroittecl to return hope, and the French Government has, by this permission, given a proof of its confidence in the pacific views of Austria, it thinks fit, notwithstand ing, to keep a large army to watch that Power, of which 13,000 are locked up in Brapnau, which for tress France still retains. The number of the Prussians we haye not sel6cient Ale to ascertain. A letter from Dresden states, that 70,000 had passed through Saxony, towards the frontiers; and the Saron army is 2,5,000 strong. ft is pro- bable then, that if we deduft the French troops left to watch Austria, from the whole French force in Germany, the two arsulaa apeaing the campaign would be nearly equil. From. tbeir prozimky 11 The Mocitear boasts of the promptitude with which the conscription has been excepted in the dtf•- fermi departed - etas; and of the ilpctijimmitions of the recruits. stt I , JElto,4l*) . l4T eTs has not AY.,,been cr e ate d a sl rn Prince, but a keer-Admiral , cit ! of his me, rits in his late ciatize:. : . ‘• ,, s, We have received 'Dutch Papers; but their con tents have been anticipated by the Paris Jour nals and Hamburgh Mails. They tepeat, that the French Minister, LAICORtT, continued at Berlin on the Wth ult. and would probably remain Mere un til it was ascertained that General K coat now's v had left Paris. The French Minister had quitted the Court 01 Saxony. —......,_ We have inserted a Letter, writttlo9. Germany, 'by General Du, iatsa, after the unfortunate bat- and ft INIOU: tle of Austerlitz. It will be read with interest at this, particular.". • - Iva s ....i'd or. 'the Funds suffered very little fluctuation yester day, and closed nearly at-the pips of the preceding day. The failure of the nagocißon is now ascer tained, in the money.market, to. be equal to about . Iwo per rent. A packet from Malta and GibraltuArrieed i pip. teralay morning. The packet left Malta me- the efith August. 00, her phssage through the Obt, the packet saw ten sail of the lines supposed to be Lord lilattittowooo l s. _- - - A F leet sailed from, Milts oa the 113 d August; arrived at Gibialtar, end was snider weigh from thence on the 17th Mt. "under prneetitiop o(; the Seal Afirse frigate, for England. ' • ' A Russian squalroo, of four tall, et the line, three fris, antra olciop, arrived at Portsmouth) on Thursday. to in provisions. It is bound to the Mediterranean, and has about 4,000 troops on board. A heavy firing was heard at Deil and Dover, on Wednesday night, and Thus sitkoi• morning, in the direfkiou of Boulogne. It is solipueed to proceed from an attempt of our aluisers to set rope to the flotilla, by means of rockers, of an enormous oi4e, discharged from . teosels of a light draught of water, upon the priaop)e cd'those thrown from a naseur. battery. The 4lsto has issued an Order of Catania, per mating, for six months, the importition of several articles of provision, duty free. Another Order has also been issued. authorial/4 the importation into, and the neonate* frdrn, Abode Harbour. in the Island of Totkola;Ilf 'lt number of articles. The Rev. Dr. Motor, Carets 4..'c1. ei, y 'air of tli, Paul's, is to be the new Bistma. . - u• A gentleman of the name iii Mblitit t nied Mr. Rosa, the Me , *4 Ural, on Wednesday, in th dispatches far the Earl of Laseiserseaser.- It ' Bight hundred of the t frigates captured by Sir A . not. tit Plymouth, on Wednesday—they.arg clinking 1 fri'ill II to Cs years of age, and whit of therri are Swiss 144 Germans, wilo *OP 'rge o l 53 hAV . OO board the frigates—they ea d'i stn wish to be permitted so enter i?taliedlitereisati Orders were on Thursdoy resound ii. for all the troops there to proceed to ts without loss of titer. The force voilodled if Fil- mouth will then be the 6th, 9th, sod 17th drepPlP t the sth, Stith, 40th,'/S/th, 88th, and 91tht eapamileh.: and several corps Of artiflery. The five French frigates lately 'ore 40 detect to' bq immediately surveyed Mt the use of the Navy. ' ' ' ' 4 ~ ." ''' t'' : The four Oeiman (4 "Wlticalsayi bliss* long on ship-booed et .P. have beet ess.• dead to disembark, and march ...Winchester. Colonel Caawroao, from mentering the army, is the junior of so many regimental Officers, that some difficulty occurs as to the regiments which ac company him. The Colonel goes in a diplomatic AS well as in a military capacity. Nearly leo recruits have been obtained for Sir Geoicie Paevost's battalion of the nOth Regi ment, of Garman conscripts frogs the Banks of the Rhine, from the prisoners lately cartred in the four French frigates. . ' Witt! al4 SAMPSON, Esq . whose name occurs 110 frequently in the annals the Society of 'United Irishmen, and who was lately seat auk s& this c00n... , try by tsittsistery ttar littved at 'New Volk, and heels admitted to predict es a Counsellor in the Supreme Court of Judicature of that State, without fulfilling the term of previous residence resoired bir Law—a favour only conferred on superlative ta lents. The report still . -lases to prevail of a vidory gained by die Englisl 'ver the French in Calabria, in which, MASSIN a is said to bate been killed. The :talon is reported to have been fought on the 26th of August, a circnmstance by no means favinii able to the rumour.. The Paris Paperi, ' which we received pu Tuesday, the 30th last, and The Leydirm Gelid& of the 30th, which 'we receiv. ed yesterday, contain an article, dated Naples, September , which states, that Ifassetra was, on that very day, vie. the 2tith of August. making dispositions to advance to Caostazaro, and from thence to Reggio. There is alsoin the Paris Pape, s an article; dAed Naples. the I6:h of September, which mentions a current report that Sir Siassv &airy has gone to Messina, with the leaders'cif the insurgents. from the Isle of Capri. Instead of 'men tioning any Englils troops in Calabria. this 'arecle represents the English as (unifying tlaernseleei is Sicily, where their car an invasion 1 This lamest. point, however, does bot (Istituto crsait 14 its full exteat. night, Mira BOLTem, the I rd in the part of Polly,is ly confirmed the fsuroutabl on der. gnt appearance who ;le 'impart to the andience • tercel 'tier hi the author to I though not a fine linker, would a most interesting countenance young lady combines a Ane ►oice, The applause she recei►ed last ni 'id ; and, in addition to the airs el of her first appearance. was the c the third Ad, " How sow, Ma l ie II she displayed much animation ; happily contrasting the gentle 1 magant Le , y. The Opera is a but we regret that the taste of r. so ►itiated. that it was not us Aleatre filled, \ when the visitu chairning Greta Ifaigt, the rii.sh the splendid pageantry of retrai sturiptxr [Extra& of a Lase This elegent and refilliii:ll;r4l •eemmanee with all the fashicn taste, which the liberality orthe can bestow. The fallowing is a list of irberi~ Mr. Rtuu.ao P6Walt kit great pain aad OlLig- - AT.l 7 the county of LJI means the whole worlsl. say. th it better than Quin, Ciaaiscd, Naomi- I do snot know who it: know that the athletic C— s display his athletic figure in It. • lovilydiatse on his Wended sia ciPesartiwe e lerrisio—Ls.sioetsn . plays LairsiOgiodp: Rivaii-4arrria plays Asti Lave, iir ve-- : • giag Leer" . Sic Stepp to cogargrr- JOT iks ads use first ma i 4 is the best dressed—Laitoatsi*l pints—:G I. scocc, tlifirAmeagiie 14 Lovers ar.d Vpripicitas. ssther to the CoOnsaposarDai doors. is stnivellid4s Seirtrfah in the truly epinic,'Levrilia tint as tqwl. fteleerit.ftentes TO . MS EDIT Obtlered• i s 74 Apartments of Spanish theilaiiowing Lines. from *fetid naafi. may Aiwa plant limassasis.dhistsher—Thir *4 Si aiwPiec" 0 4 1 "w i ii0 j111 owost delitfrklit WO tOold be lilt 'illiidertid - I . -.4 price adjantri a Theist . bsppy to ass it clothes polOatis, by some oao of yo at Went; ./10 • ' ' ......16 .1 1 1 :1 1 r 11 ' Witt.'4l •!I 01 " T 4tl / 4.01: 1 1 4 Tire . 4,44154,0011101 , I ..p....40 Nisi, IN TWO' 41801 II . O Valais dm radi di nazdt al ..v4i ..4. • Las Ohs lossoskpleades I Yuma fo• a inkwagstla tau Dudal• WOMEOW 401 gaol . ......- - Cada qual tiabfabieurpar ' • ' poste epos thee .la e 1 e... rot co hue, new* art p tragic to 4ert.qtyan sole NI Au yo guise, .iandorad dia Na Wo l ter vats d4a bells to d.aome et AMMO' WIN L.,,41 T atkoqwe •I Mitch de lug , r • • - New de Isabela el Li .1 h , .fttif .1 , • Yuo quits Itasca, 'fin ffe Poe Cis . -.--- titalfst,Sirto ' • 11090 *e'er %Walt, as a: nu roue ! implorer, Oka earheired ttrek 111!-.11att 'thou tie'er votary of edfarica' to cud front t recede, afitomatiorb ot decide of stand: faidamat lbf . the ap of b play an weal aplataldiul, a dd poem, titi Lieu. Wilk IOW! At oginumed to be without a c1i..1 who wily foamed • iri-It for one. .r choice was long suspandel Ilthettll adored ; but lone, proving hard for n without a light ta clear toy •r,q, 1 f uelettial form, and mated all farther SI 1 am, SIN. you h Uri Sept. MC ' ' . bp-,—,--.---4 The Quebess of Yuen is oni JCSTIES. On Friday se'tinight, an eleg the 'young and rich Mr. HAIINJ Isle of Thanet, who resides they the neat of his forefathers, whic antiquity and grandeur. • Master fiery v closed his et) pool, on Wednesday evening, wir port. The Marquis of A a 'smarm day night, for the Priory. The Duke aqd Duchess of S on nurtday night, at their place, Orford•street, from Rai Lord asci Lady A'l r. 11$11111 1 Thom:fay, for Tottenham Park Sir .lous and Lady Sass Thursday evening, at the ;r hot m May-fair, from their seat He The Duchess Da Casvarcs, BA. a v mar; e, were at Dettry.lx y' night . On their return, is cirrOgs, the horses became vaolehrly ; the ladles ivere lricated from their perilous obliged to return home io a ha it is also probable, th , unless an adjustment spee,li• •• „ ...; Ita tc ' t 1.% k o. , ties woulsiecomunsace early iii , t e 7th of V4Mbeir, lest Tear, ,- 1, 41/' ' ' an batik's% ttse French and -,. 4, • 'Milk "....." - Austrians. •rs.- Ae-..:,-- L....... .4 - .h. •,,,,mr,t;tude with THEATRE.