The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-17 00:00:00

M ' AILS: Agit vvitri-74 fiamburgh 3 G4ttenbutgli,* 2 I)UZ.--0 GOttentAngn, I Lisbon, '2 WarLtiord; ( , ii i c 1, - ; . ' 9 1: • 'S`l't).c'fv, • r Tilt& T LI.II r. 0' CLOCK • , Conso).3 _ 6.14 Reit. Ann. T., --Fi X:: ' • S.. .V. - i.N, ...-..- 60~ 461,aut ).I . ctita vAir,suar AUDEAT,? L 0 isr N, TUESDAY, DEC.i'bIBER 17, 1805, In Hamburgk 41/0// due nn Wednesday,List ar rived last night, .and this - Thozning those due on .StindaY and Wednevlay seinrright and Sunday last, being the whole thin weie, due, Theintellige4 e they urine is most ltripcu and satisfaaory.. • . I rhe prylfered Alediafion of Przasio.bad.. been re. jeCied by IioNAP SITE, and. the Prtissian Arnzies t ein motion to 'eR in ;concert zvith the ::trie s. The French hod,leganito retreat. Th2luitrion and Russian Armies, commanded by ('1 tiro perors n per,son, well; advancing. 'llese iruportaut .faas are established by concur ring accounts brought by these Mails. • It appears that the Frenali Army: continued to adrance ll; 01 the et:ith of last month, when their advanced posts were puslit4l Withi,i four leagues - of Olinutz, • haw ie their progress occupied Biunn. On that clay. the French , Army began to retreat, and een . tinnod their retreat on the succeeding days. The Austrians and Iluisitins, on 'the other hand, ad. yawed, and, on the tst instant had establii their head -quarters at Kuzanol,vitz, tW-o leagues in advaupe from Ac.sterlitz. The Freoch had with drawn their right • frig . tc;:waids icolsburg ; the , rnain body of tl:y. -Army was .on Schwarz tali, and tl;6' left wing 'extended towards brutin, A ge , neral Battle exlioeted. The Aihed Amy 4 estiniated in Sorne - Of the letters at • 200,00() men. Wei do net believe teat could much exceed 100;000; a niimber which must howcver be greatly superlOr t o the French Army:at that . .pericd. 130 NA, y.wrs . was then supposed to be . conceutrating his forCes, for the purpOse ot . deking, an' aalon. ts4.`' 4telidt.ike CHAZLEri hod in the mean time suC.,..•ced,.;d in reaching /limply, with a force consisting of b e ., tween 80 and. 00,,900 meLl 7 o , 'havikteprevioll,dy hi , vn 'oined by the *Archduke Joint.. The Archduke Vld It DIN A n wm.l on.the . 30th ult. near Ezalatt. The I tam bUr b A Papers inntaiu t he Twenty-seventh and TwentY,eightli Bulletins of the French Grand Army, which state 'their , entry intofirtnitt, after General Sul 'AwriANi pursued the Allies, , and taken 2c)uu pris s oiwrs ; and that the, Russian' Cavalry. had hoc!' repulsed between'Brann and Ohnutz,,with the loss of 303 men, - 1:11e strange stories of the RUSSiaIIS Ofrering to CaVittiLite, of their . havitig separated ,from the Austriaw, are now accounted. .liar,. 'The artifice praflised by Priticf, to prevent the 1. r 1 at. Vienna froir A dostreyed, Compelled Ui Mlle& to have recourse to slittilar Thus :: . OL AT WAS himself, in deceived by the A\i:Arians mof ,. fering to "separate fr o ' the RUSE:I3I3S, and by (he 141ter ()tiering Capitnlate ; neither of which they int;:pc4ta to, tIo. By these .manctuvres,,, however,, they gaint:d time to make It secure rt treat, and fortnt'd a jenetion with each other,--- IT o *rv er it. may ht.!. lamented that such stratagews a. sliouid he had, reo.our3o to, it is evident that the A lira WerCToTted to adopt that. line I,d COl3Cll4t'.:l in c.'onsequence ot• the trick pniZtiScil by the *French a t . .I,litnna, at they themselves were iiithuattly ~....~ •.a~l'. A 4, ,L1;.11 - T1414: COrpi of Prussian Troops in Yurtress of irinl4 . ln, Li-J.O 4:ill:C.; th 3 tiha*ketprato • • 3. 1 .1(.3 KING; of PR (/'.,tifet• was expeCloi evory hour to t:„.1 3 .ir,,, tuke the. cot Outland of his Army, Iffe have neitia3" timt nor 't.. , otrz to &ntirnent, upon 0 1/ the, irr,portant intelligepoe brought by 4he Ntaiis,. but mu.st rok.'l! our .Iteadur4 to our aubbe q egiullr4t . . i tt addition to the ipelligerice b.roqglit by the iwe are enabled tO lay befio our AodPrsOesututax)ce p tno itt3pprt4iltDispatches receivc,cl (hisporniiig by Qgvernrrlet)t frotu-Sir A P4ovr, 'His Majesty's I\ifill'iAcr to tht Emptaoit Getvis„tay they pre tiatc,!. Olmatz, the 3d inst. following is #e piaci:ll Dal!cti4 cire4lat4l by Opvernment, OQverpOent received last riii:4l.); a - cpunta, elated plgy4tz, thc: 3d by Nvilki? 4 aPPear4 th# a gene* 7: 1 .1 t•;,i* to . )k 1431 2 0 4 tha 4 4Pl\yoPn Fr6rwil 444.trg-.1.1,411.4 Afi r ` :c 3 At. IT w;, - ts stated in 4 Ivlorning Paper of yesterday to put off the Meeting of Fariistnprit until the ?id of Februarycan take. upon on%elvcs to aasse t, in the. most positive Irian. ner, that 110 such intention. is 'entertained, and Mot Patliatnent will ceriginifi meet on the . 21st of hrma . ry for the dispateh of business. 7'e or the igtti er seems 'to hav6 met with great risisLance, and to have been repulsed, but the left w tog of the Enc,ruji were defeated:with eonsiderahlo f ' 1049, , by the r!ght of the Allies, nn ier the eomlninti of the - M-:;ices LICHTENSTEIN allo PAN• his Troops in person, and diiplaycd the .tunios WA:Zery; "The conffl& 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 brought :his intelligence left Ohnutz twenty-four.heurs after :he battle, and relates that, at that time,., the losses of the Enemy were reported to be much more considerable than those of the Allies, who still main- allied their position at Wischau. "Accounts hitie been this day received at the Ad- niira*, which . ' left 'liarnburgh two days later than t,i . o IVesseoger. who arriyed frOm Sir, A. PA- unT, .These accounts state; that several skirmishes took place between the All Armies and the French from tie i9th Novenbef to' the ..tbd inStant, when they came to a ganeral AEtion, in swhich the French 1051,537,mm men and all their artillery.—That the French retreated—that BoNAPARTE was wounded— that 112 had proposed :an Armistka, which was re. jeaed. "That the Prussians, to the amount of 140,000 men were in motion.. That the King of Patnslit bad himself taken tlie' command of one Army, and the Duke: of BauNswzoc.'of another." Upon this important intelligence we have not at 'present time 'or roo m to duke many comments. We understand that the French Army was more uu. merous than that of the. Allies; it .consisted of about 80,040 men ; the Allies did not exceed 70,000. Tho loss on both sides was, immense. It WaS Ibught with the rripsittuparalleled obstinaCy, and , priueipally with the,,bayopet ; And though the Allies were dc. fen ted in the Centre, their Right Wing was coril7. pletely successful ; and that the general result of the .132.tt1e W.:13 in their favour, is evident from . . tlrjr being in possession of the field of battle 24 hours atter the claim. If the intelligence received from fiamburgh 'be true, BONAPARTE must feel himself in a mot perilous Situation, or lie would not have applied for an Artnktice. Situated as he is ho cannot immediately receive reinforcements, while the, Allied Army must be increasing every boar, Admiral Lord Cop.m4woon is to hoist his Flag on board the °cepa. His Ship's, company will be Composed of half the crew of the Viciory, and half the etew of the iioyal S'overeign. • Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, a Military Board of Etigniry was held -at the Commander in „ Chiefs Office, which• was summoned by the Judge- Advocate. It was attended by Sir H CLMuu. and l i other General Officers. Mr.. OLnun NI, the De puty, Judge:Advocate', presided, Mr. M`DoNALO, the Artny Agent, and two other Geutiernen, attend-' ed c Court for a considerable time. The two companies of 'ltiverPeneibles, tinder the e•ommand . of Capt.nns. St.d.NrEt and Sisoxi , , ‘o,,er . e rnuit.,:red in Green wieh Park. Aft.cr go ing, throng!: the mual manalivres of the pike exer -6,3e, they were each tot tOLd into a circle,' and Te eciyed or4rs to hold thqrxis_dive. s in readiness to at.;. lead that part' o f the fun er al eeremonyof Lord NELsotsr wla h, is to Like placC on the water. A prOpositiOn Was then made for a sul . vcription towards the 'Patriotic, ever.j bowttrer,being rte.:thv'sattad' time left' to e:>;,et?el.,e,, w,vn free, and .unbiThit.4l Opinion, hcinq in the h , ..ait . subjuet t o any influence irti.ll Otieer , t 'onBequently pers o n will enter Sub:ieriptiOn with white 2t'": tililt;; proper 111111C;;Cd to , it. TuestilY lli - „,;111,lat 3n extr,tortli'paryitigh tidr, took, place 8.1-44716;, tilt', sea bl.:ingvery high 4i011e) 11;e I.'cq;V:;*i to With Ottilt --furyrigainst . the stone quay the toot of Tyiternw i th-B arracks, built hrorder of his llual lliyjJnt!ss the - no'Rn Of Yoim, St:vet...ll of the. wooden-heads, or ,briltalc wators, finished in the most tubstantial manner, were torn frOm their plaee3, in the front of the wall, and dashe,4 to pieces. • The has co.ntilined high ever hint°, which has prevented ,their being repl ac ed . dovt,fri tlie sentry-box, near Clif ford's Fort, altholqi placed where' the..water sel.7 do m i\ltit:llo.ld Ship-timber was earrietl' adrift-, and by drivin?,- r..ip and down, 4.4inlaged and stink lieverai 1.)04t5« At au early ltpur r l'hursclay morning, during a jx , ,t,y. li t o r ti) ,. Ow building in Sackville-,streot, tiladv ti , ,e of ILliraf. r . k, Sonae,to ort Cltltj before, ~its in4abitatits p.erceiving the .6)01'4 to give- a soden crash, . rctiveci to orther apartments , , or they would inevitably hare bee bet-, tied in tlig.. Ory Satorday tilorning C ,Iniiight,lbout two o'clock, cottoll Garpew• 4 o.k.cirlfion, w“,, . , etwertg.i bt..! oil, we., Arlo 41, ; - .14 ccor6e of i 44 !our . , ;"C 4c9ct CQ 11,i.kst Gil ATI ON.—The Empetof Arxx Acommanded PRIPA cpßiasponzives. BREMEN, DEO.I. Tux Mintburgh C'orrespondenten will. tio doubt inform you of the arrival of a Fleet of Transports in the Weser, consisting • of. upwards , of 6venty. Sail, crowded with Troops, but the 'lumber hive not been able to ascertain. General Dom's Head-quar ters are at present in Verdun'; and, it is withlanite pleasure I have to acquaint you, that-the recruiting business, in Hanover, goes forward *ith.astooiskr ing success. Indeed every thing may . be extieEted ham the wise measures which. the, General is:pur suing. Had your • Ministry searched: the Army List over and over, sure I am, they could not havefound one so well calculated to' meet the uncommon mu gencies of the moment as that highly:deserving and universally beloved Officer whom they have sent. His mild and soothing manner has donernore Hanover for the good of phis Country, during-t4e few weeks he has been here, than Tyrarrny 'could have efFeCted in.as many years. The Coldstrearn Regimental •Foot. Guards 'am quartered in the suburbs of this. City., The IVO& commissioned Officers and Privates bare grained the affeetion and esteem of the inhabitants to a %%rider. Ail degree, and indeed their ordea4 condo& and be haviour deserve it, The Ist and 3d, Regiments are not yet arrived, but daily expeeted. The.Regiment3 of the Line are quartered in and about Vegesack, Osterholtz, and the adjoining villages. The Rifle Corps remain in Delmenherst, a village belonging to the Duke of OLDENBUII(L The. Rus,ians are. in Verdun, Lauenburgb, and, I hear, moving towar4s Hammel. It does not appear, at.present, as. if they intended to advance, probably owing to samediffi. culties with Prussia. ~} The Fren r ch are certainly colleaing a great force in the neighbourhood of &ntheim ; but it is not sup- posed they will make any movements to this guar-, ter immediately, for fear of an English Axuw.aatnal ly. landing in Holland, which rnighterentually come in their rear. The reports concerning the intended operations of Its SwEotstt IVIAJEsTY are so .extremely contra 7 di&ory here, that I Can't say any thing on .the subs je& with any degree of certainty. We are just now informed that a most decisive and bloody Battle has been fought by the Russians and French Armies, betwixt Olmutz and Vienna, wherein the former is said to have gained a complete Vik.tory over the latter, and that BONAPARTE was yorinded in the leg. . The Russian EMPEROR led on his Troops himself, on papose to be an eye- , witness of gallantry, and to reward , it accordingly, : The roost moderate accounts.state, 15;400 Preach made prisoners, and ne;irly the snip In i miber killed and wounded. - The report gins. credit hOurly, being corroborated by so many circumstances, all of which; :seem to agree very eia6tly ; and, in consequence af ; this decisive bloi.v,• his PRUSSIAN M A 1 EsTY is said' have &elated War against Frice, which, i.iould it be• the oe, BONAPARTE Wilt 800i1 hate OCtaSioll to lament his Victories. .D.INN.4 -Op . .lELD CLUB. • . ;• ' 'Yesterday this' very'lattdatile S: , .)ciet Y dined " tage . Cher at Freemasons' Tavern, when the Duke of BEnroito wits in the Chair, supported, by Lord SO VIERVILLE, Lord VV mot-m.OE 4 , atAl a mos, rispea--, able company of the principal rieutletnen Farmers, Breeders,' Graziers, and 'otliers-etiga..ed in till: sup ply of, the markets. This Meeting 6riags tOgether, limp all parts 'the:K.ingdoro, perp, oni wh o a re skilled in agriculture, and by mutual comumnica lions they improve the art. rite Noble Duke, in a‘ short and impressive Address, congratulated the , Company on the progress they had made iti j;e6of their Inititution, and said that ILS tile h value tor thttir plan was now fullY ascertained anci..duly es timatrd by the Public, it was lit that they should no Noel - liti it the number of it to-50 membe as was Originally prop ose d „to do, but make itunlim it i been proPOsed at the last Meeting,of the Club at ‘Volnirn, and it Was no t• cenfirrned. 10•7SrobleDuk., then . read the adjudication of the Prizes —and .staled. the Alight variations that lvtre propovil Cur those of the tio - ,a )(lir. It .;wh.ct Oil- . I m that ther e . s h ou l d be au inter priz e Ibr beasis_ (it from 100 to I4o—and that the Qandi-. (kites for 'tire Priies in' the ClaSs of P12 . ,;:s should I not .be tied doWn to the: article about feetlin r ,v—but that the: t Shoilid be given t ,tbr the bQ!st fat pig,of any age, ati tile bc.st it Pig ot . ten months:, 'The day was spent with the utmost. conviviality. A number . of . appropritte tmists wereg and I_,Ord Som vipte gave au intimation that the Show in March next, for the Prizes which be had °tiered, vould. take place at the same yard, in Barbican, .on the 2cland ad of that month. On.,Wecinestlay last a Gentleman and his servant, in coursing a hare, were led to a quatxy, near the river's edge, - upon the ground of BakTiy, near Dun ; dee, where suspended hy a rope from the top of one, of the Sairrin-net btakes, was the body of a man. Information having been . lived to' the Magistrates, they ithinediately set-t out ,sothe per.sons to the spot, 'and orders were given for his interinent..,— lio-lay'there, however,l6r nearly 24 hours, tha tart opportunity might be had, (.11, flaiiit ,out hi s con nekion ; .out tvz... wa, cournitted to 4 gra%v within fe w yards of the spot where he Lau hung. 4 The mire of the unfortunate man prove t i to be CivislE. Ili bioppaPt, Wai tti ri zI d a rzaor, a bight-cap, some, i; e v s ;I t o plopey ; 4nd L e 1144 9. ,, hand47rcitiol btraticl ;;g i litiy rotinci his lii - 34, ... . NA PA L Nr yes. DOVER, - Dic: 15.6—The Mary Transport, 37 . .saaitilein away i, , having tothelarbourlast night; with some of b ls blown oh board 33 horses, ar, 30 dragoons .? belonging to the German Legion : Si was bpe - of thr Meet i'ihiclisaired from the Down OA Tuesday under convoy' of the Leopard, and parte, with them on Wednesday night, in a gale of wind The ViEtory got . nnder Weigh this morning fa , the Downs, but it coming on to blow very lard lfioni the Eastward; sliO was obliged to come to Et anchor between Dover and St. Margaret's. Lighti Home. , PoRTS,N!OI.tvx, pre, ; Arrivedthe Camel Stara. , and , Vesztvitti Bomb; with about ; e Sail of out. a- rd-bound' West India Sl ips'uncic'r consw : arnwit which are, the ..ro:na4,O;xSIINQS bellona, FRANCIS); -- 1, —=4.; Peggy,. CHAPMAN.; Carolina, Pup '; ag'brt.rcutes, - Arrived also thu Nelson, ; Providence,' "%VARNER j VarWiCki DLIN' r N Ho,O, GERMIN ; illiam and Mary, Curl!' BERT, from London ; Diligence, ,A4nYorr, from Guernsey i • m arg , ows , frarn 'Dover ; Mary, -QALE4 '; and the Three • Sifters, JUJINSON, from Stir.)thirland.' - Sailed [l)6 . Lieut, STaszx, to Plp mouth. The Carnylla went into Harbour thls day. Arrived the Foicon Sloop of War from a Crui_ze. Tile Pev neetbou r nd o t y o a t : Iv S; ed or i e terT si r t s ip, liea a ri nd ,ar t , l: c e otn re e st 4 of fr tl or : St. Helena. • Dvir.., DEC. 16,—The ViCiory, with the mmaini of Lord RaLsoil, and.the Meteor Bomb, are in sight, but were obli ge d t o anchor off tot.: south Forelands en account of ..the - ebb tide having itist made , t o. tether with th e N.E. 1.71111, which , prevented thew 'rotli getting iiit6",thd Duwns. Arrived the ..4deOnani tioin the. \l'eser; the' Tr - WIC from 'Shetland, mid. La Virgiaie, Basilisk, and the Nrorill Sea. Arrived also tbo _Leopard and Furious; with f ig ' . grwtost . part of the". Convoy of Transportn which sailed frcitn hence with - them ou the loth instant, they fia - Viagl;eleillinable to reach the NVeer in eon sequence of thki , late northerly wind. About twenty. Sail. of the said Transports are whiOh, -* Dope, are nits for the back ol the Goqdwio,Sandi Sailecl the :Bold aha ITreerit Gun-briefor a° 1,1 - Intellig 4 endo has been received here that Ave French Lugger Privatetrg are at this timexotnnaitting - ki•Ai fad g rea t dePtedtitiei4 'otir trade lantwom v.— i r . u 4 r .— St, S :l 2 ' ll l '3 2ni t a ll ;s , Bret" ' 11 1611' The Peggy, of Paclstow, from Cork , with P r°6 ' sions for Falmouth and Penzance, is, lost, Willi 114 Crew, Dear Portreath. DUBLIN, Pow. 13. z lea ) after affray of a very awful description OCCIE the fair of Six-mite-bridhew °P ge, county .Clara, Thtli-s,u tired to the 'house of John M'N'ainara, Publicear, d'ryin.sei,..3'nngnlglait.vaStoltmit7er,ogiu.ntiriyticauoern: ,hvieivirenies4,l4: parting 'without' papilla' tbr it. Nl‘N;tinara lora 139"ufdlhcm, a to ensued, in which h' L e .; c ' l ' v eu a severe contusion on the head, and ir,(cil; neck broke. with the stroktrof a stick, ill " 11 0 (I lc uT i l i c i e ns o , f which t h e ex lau p gitrieci. iiliod until ten o'clock ne n ed at 'Mon.day a truly melaucholY aCcidenthaPPn r 3 the Stores of Messrs. James arid John 'N'N'l'.'", 1 1_1? entuark-street, Limerick.--While _the ‘", 11. .,), men were engaged in removing the tilyili - s `A t ii, l ti ' t suPPorted the arehes ,of a new corii-kil" in t finished, tie \Arnie pile gave limy , a 0 lit(l' ..ito buried them beneath its. ruins,".--The. unforhil. air .. s_ ,. v o ie l Li f irl e ni., re itt r ss s i sp:ivlnicecgirlstil speechless.' e brothers 4ta:oll.: a i,to bi o ,d f :a t t l ail i t e :o n fb a yo m ,vv e ki o ti : ii: :: : : , ' lo l ii l e i , : )',. t r i, i : l, .: Lain, and - Arthur,. masons, with Cnrt 3 i' re labourer. Two labourers, escaped, and, w e , happy to add, are in a 'fair way of recover'''. , i . 63 - ' tut' occurred. in'the town' of "Ennis, to. lr.' .ll '"",: e ilourigan,- son to Mr. AnthOny Hourigan, liwP r 's,; for (0 the Ennis Mills, while setting a net iti l ' .j as precipitated into the river, and unfortrtnately periss„ ed. . The rapidity of the current preVente,d the _Pl ed s . ibili tyof ri ssis tande. ' ' l'iiis distressi ev clif aff _ilia.s4.ther 'in such a manner , that lie has since ''" when lias g t o S in at; o rcla ur y , morning a fire broke out in a 11 0116 in Coleman's-lane, St. Francis -abbey, Lirnerich's whleh would certainly have destroyed the wilgi e ' aZree.it not fortunately suppressed by timely a" iSt*. It was ocusiont d• by the WOlllOO of the hough , young children in k) b% k d i ,in t d he a dpiigg)ri'o3tnlide tieoat:ll3'itioglVtli:ireent° .c.onveyed some straw to the arc, which Immediately Ilt, and reached the bcd in which the children lay, discovery, sem, Juna.fie persons bur , t the door, t) . nit lltid rescued the 'l c l bildren, one of who'll I)4a its liair cornp I ' I b uret , Ci,.—.6., prIViIIC in t First I t o ' 13°XIN 1 . . 1),t3 Regir pent °I Gtldrag I X.' ' ‘V" standS Silt .feet four inches -high, be omered to fi B iit tiie C4irken l'or'any bet, provid, ' 1 : d 4 31 con.ient of Lis Otficers E i an be obtained. Ti'is., l „ l of Mars pu.senses `every requisite for the pugtio• - • - sP' ) rr , and :..ev(: , ral bruizers of celebrity hate bee n ti f 1 31111 glz u n i i 3 rt edr i b I Y ie ll sp l ' it :o i rt i itt 'l g Y a i i ) i i t 'k ri s t h o i i r r: p a rll3‘:oriliterr‘ilPl43—'7llll9 to Ills pvowas o • '