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MAILS. Duz-3 Gottenburgh, x Lisbon, t Waterford. PRICE 01. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TwaLvr. O'CLOCK. Consols - -59 T H SUN. &OLEN: QUI& DICE•k)SIIitieSOM:AUDEAT LONDO'IV; ERTDAY, NOVEIsitER 1805. LAST night we received Paris Papers, to ' , the Bth inst. and D:itch Journals to the t2th ; extracts from Which, together with several additional articles of intelligence brought by the Hamburgh Mails, will. be found in, our subsequent Columns. Nothing is said in the 2lfianiteurs of the.6th and 7th relative to the further progress of 14)INTAPARTE. After crossing the Inn, he would prelaably not. find it either yery.easy, or very safe to make rapid, ad vanct.:s in the Hereditary . Statej of Austria, partien. larly if it is true, as asserted, and it certainly very prehable,.. thnt ins -Artily deplorably in. want of provisions. , . 'The judicious retreat of Gen. ictITUSOW to . Weis, preVented ,BoN4e4aT.E from executing any grand mancgatVre on,. entering . the Austrian States ; and by 'a skilful combination of movements on the part of the Allied Force, we have hide doubt that he mi boot laced . 11 so p , cult a situation .gas,.to render All attack on his part almost an na , of despration:, - and his retreat as ser vice of the greatest (Linger. We are -persuaded he can fain no material advantage in the Hereditary States' of Austria unless by ! . an immense' supe, riority of nreiibers, and befbre lie could' venture to advance, there is every i . eason to believe he would be himself. outnumbered. That' in entering Austria he is advancing on ground which could not fail to present the greatest d4eulties and dangers . ; is evitie ed by all ; ; the intelligence from the Austrian Dominions. The 'Emir.litOß : of AiISTAIA has issued a • Proclamation, in Which he breathes the true spirit, of ,a,lvlenareh who relies upon theJ laytJim, the patrie., Oki?, and, the bravery of :his- :461ajeas, That - he 'does not rely in vain,;we'areconvinced from every, concurring .account : the native valour . of the Aus striani is every where embodied; and we doubt . net will soon laugh tq - scorn; the, bciasti and the Menaces of the Usurper of, Franee. The spirits of the Aus trian Monarchy is not only unbroken,. but roused and - invigorate:L. and 'the' Star bf FranCe' 'may. yet turn pale, before the Austrian F.,ogle. . FrQrri Italy the llioniteilr of the 7th presents a short notice, datecf:froin Montebello, the 28th' . . stating, that the . Ftcdoubt:i of Caldiero and De Co lognole bad, been carried, and, two thonsand pri. sondes taken, The French ,Hoad.quarters were at' Montebello, and a part - of-the Army under Vi (';eriza: thisshOrt notice is,,however, so vague and imperfeel, that we scarcely knoW in wh a t p o int o f view to consider it. lt appears on the face of it , that tile French . have 'adVanced, but Pram the absence of all detail, and die manner in which the notice is worded, we are inclined to suspea that if the French Army in Italy has obtained any SUccess, it is ycry trilling.—The Archduke Cit4aLas is said to hav , 2 marched with 50,000 no for the'lfereditary States of Austria, and it is added, that the void thus ocea sionad was to be tihea up by theltusSians from . L'orfu. .* Witkreipeet to the coilcltia 'Or riussis, 'the riona ,Co,urt Gazette, in speahing of the magnanimous re= holutions of the Sovereignir . of Russia and Prussia, certainly ahundantly implies that the resolves of the latter Power wore highly, fitvourable to the 'Allies. ,Private Letters even go titrther, and itsiert, that, in consequence of the Note remitted on the I 4th ult, by Baron . Ut.itnr.NßptCl to Dunoe and I,k- PaREiT, a French courier. arsivcd at Berlin on the a th e With the, relAy of BONAPAIITR. pi rr::;-..ptorily demander" rnAT'Plzu . ssi.s. stic.nri.n CLARE lIIIRSRLIP.4ATLIGoRIC.I,I.i:V;' VOR OR AGAINST ittm." Arter con m4t.lic:atins!' this insolent detnand . t«the Ernpenir the,Cabinet:of returned Ii answer, in whiCh it prefesfied it 6 ion to rnaintain PCjCe, witit.Ftunce, up on the, fol lowing cOnditions.. : THAT NAPLFA SHOULD iy,Activrgn AY F REN cit `Ptopks j Tfiki ,Tl3lr. TIO , ,ATY ov LUNLVILLE SIIOULL) . .xII.9II.TED TO ITS PULL EXTKNT SWITZtittAlgD ,AND HOLT,AND SLIOLILD j DECLARED INI)LTENDEN'T ; ' AND TiTAT R r '' C I AL D ! Gl M't vt °F ITALY SiIOULD. EP FOR EVE;II,9STATI 7 tTEH no2+l THE INPERIAL ritAticE." If these propositions were ac '" a to, It 1.1:,5:} prqipised to evacuate Corfi;j if .01€1 were reicaed, the prtz, , sian 4rroy, would 'coin-. it operatioos Vie can Fearedy think it possible that thse Cop. 'Z'itlotu4, thus propo3cd by the t;oi24 91 J3eriin, & i n p ! .yr;ti , ,,i; any ther than inurtedlat4 hostilities he een Pf1.1'33 . 1a and Fiance. .Fev will he inclined, to think that Bois. , 4P4RTg would necept tlies6 tiom, and Eloubtles:,' nothing but 2.1 t aid. • aceeptawt, c. I , * ; !...cit' , D lovviict satisty,thq vf Ccurt. , it is iil-!T•;!..$ f,..tiitetl. Oat a Treaty' of Alliance, ofensive and dt,Censive, between Russia and Prussia, waq concluded at the bc, , ,;nning of this month, at Potsdam; •in consequence of which, Prussia would make common cause with England, Russia, and Austria, if BONAPARTE do not ac cept the terms of peace which had been pro posed to him. We confidently hope that the whole statement may befound corre6l, in which Case the fate of BONAPARTE must, we think, soon :be de cided. The King of ,Prussia is amply provid ed for 'War —his Troops were not far distant from•the scene' of action, and the signal for War would bring 'down so large an additional Force as to leave the French Army little chance of success except ia imtnediately attempting a retreat out of cermany: The Russian Army which landed in Potherania is, -it is now said, to march to FrancOnia, a destination which appears to be conneeted with the march of the Prussian Troops. If the accounts we have mentioned respeaing Priissia are to be re liedivon, the most favourable and important intel ligence may be shortly expeCted. Ws are still Unable to communicate any intelli senee. to our 'Readers , respeaing' Lord Cor.i. w000!s Fleet. The 'wind has hitherto been rather unfavenrable for, the bispatches to: arrive ; and it is probable that the gallant Admiral, would.have occa sion for all his Frigates; for the purpos4 of contd . .: ing and securing. his prizes. The Ictwo has appointqd _Monday next,, at three o'clock, to rxeive the Sheris at - Wind4oi:, when ,HIS MAIL:4I'Y Will fix. the time tbe the presentation or_ the city Addres.' Yesterdny, SOOII after two o'clock, I.....ord.HAwkEs linty. had au Audience of the Duke of Yoak, at hifi'Oaioe ; understand for the purpose of 'making arrangenients for some, Military Honours to be paid to the Memory.of Lord NicLsorr., Yesterday morning 4is MAanwry, the Duke of CAMB R IDGE,. PrinCeSSeS AUGLIS'I'A, SOPHIA,' -end AmaLLA, took their usual ride in Windsor Great l Park on orseb I 2k: . ' , Princess" • aqended by Lady CRA NIrT , walked to FroginOre. 1' ' Yesterday morniiik, about Oa o'clock, Mr. 1 7 .5. L.-. CONEit arrived at Lord MoLonAvE'ti Office, with Dispatches from IVIr, ARtIiUR PAGET, our Ambas sador at Vien.a. SmiTtx, the Alessenger, ar rived about the same tinltt at Lord MuLonAves Office,' from fitrlin. It wai yesterday understood tlidsc MOsepgers lying Dißpatches for Ministers which leave ve . rY little doubt of the. treachory of Gen. ArAttz. • His MAJESTY has. been pleased to order that the ReMains of Lord i\lLLso,..4.slidll lie in State in . the Painted .Charnber, in Greenwich. :topical. - After this Ceremony is ,over the Corpse is to be removed in the KtNG'S 'Plite to tbe Tower, from which place the Funeral. will proceed .itr grani procession to St. Paul's Cathedral. The URI) Cits.uncutAtx, and' Dr: Moss, one of the Prebends'. of St.. Paul's, are making arrangments fOr this solemn Ilitertnent. Yesterday morning Lord FlOon, the Governor of Greenwich Hospital, attended at I.ord HAWKES BURY'S Offik:ft, to make the necessary - arrangements for flu; lying in .State of f..,Ord IVELsoN attho Hosi pital. Mr: H/4'4 the . princlpal.C.lrk in the Loan CHAMBERLAIN'S /iitewiso attended the Secre tary's Office, to receive instruaions for 'the prepara, tiara to be made for 'the Funeral.. Yesterday, about twelve .o'clock, Ent" NE:I46N ';'ll,ld VISCOUnt Ma TON had , a coluil.e.4 l ce with Lord itt his 0111 e:, fora oonsiclerabie, . . . PriVat , Letters from Holland, of the at instant,. were received yesterdaY. they mention that • in:- olligence of the Vi ory over the Combined Fleets. bad reached rtorterdain front . a pd h a d ea nsed an u. sensatitm. One le(ter iti.par 7 tienlar mentions, thit .intbrrnation of this ill event likid also .berM.' recoil ed front Paris. 'file •writer it is .i.kc',..ained here, that a sevti;re ;talon ift.s at length boen longht bet wpen the .Kriglilih and: the Combined Fleets, off emu z 511, that we bear on the Klbjet r i. is that Itn sail returned to - Ciclrz, nut being wanted: in the nizt:on ! !". A T.,,et ter frbm the \Vest Indies, dated the ath,of Scptembtx, stmes, than an American had just ar rived from Martinique, with.an itc,'eptult, that. Oft' the ,Co3st .of rortngal, he had. Iy:en bronght-to by a divh;ion of 'Freneh„Ships; censuring , of three . ' Sail of the Lihe;'fonr,..Frigatp, and . two, .firigs; who informed ific.7 were boun4, the. WeW- Indies. A Gentleman in the City has befm employed . 11 Governmentto take up a number o Pp,tssian Ves sok in this' .Country; to he . converte; - .l' into . Traus 7 ports teL immediate been al ready engaged' at a very liberg,price. 'The :Corperation of Jae House lito-!yery, properly atinounced, Chatprol4sion:ol:lll be made or the widows tiit3 brave searoett who tell irk the late cbgageolent with 'the. Enemy, wlh. , .ther under the cotprltlod ac Lord Vittcotin NI; ,sON pr Sir R. StIIACJIAN. At a 'meeting of the. SobitAy. of Arts, held last Monday; it w:l3 ur,.miniously agreed, that- .)ANIES BANIY, Esq. cclebreted should be ap pointed to.paint piaure of: he ever-to-be-larnqnted ViSCOUTIt Nei.s t(, adorn the Luca riOoni of that respeatable Sociay. • lipt wetly a hint from the top-nest-0f the shp Aim, lying iTi Nortli Shields.Harbour; vu .'the dvck, by whien.,b - oth were broken, And jiq otherwise; In the cOurso of last fortni,gitt Reveral ship& North Shields Ilarbour havo been pluncle4.4 in -a shnmtful iparnier ; but what has ilecri tifalen_t thrY con&ideiithip, i cottg)4ratvely nothing:to the ciarnage (lone by cutting piece& out i.)f valuable' roppi , .4etreral rewards love heen oKroti for tho d6teaign a the 01 0 ,144 without died. w e d pem p l y s th io lglit hay abottPl4 fell, fiv.in the li4e. of. the pir he CuFaorn.jtouste (40,..y, North and vas t i n .; folltitutely drowned,. body is Ot foun‘f, Nil VII N,E4rs. PoursinouTtr, Nov. f4.---.Arrivecl thefitandar2, ofti4 guns, and the :Ranier dun-brig, I.ieut.'„STOßY, from the DoWns ; also the Avon, PsiasoN; from Sunderland. Sailed the Prow Nellau, WILLIAM, for Embden and the Betsey, LAMB, for Sunderland. The HtuTky Gan-brig, Lieut. 1111 AD, is, one into the Harbour. The American Ship Diana, which got on shore yesterday on St. Helen's. Sadds, came off in the night's tide, with little 'damage. The wind being N. E. 'there is no appearance of the Euryaius,Frigate . being at hand. PLYMOUTH, N0v,13.--Sailed the 4casta Frigate, of 40 guns, with Dispauches.for Admiral CoLill+l6.. wow), at Gibraltar. Sailed also the East India Company'i Cruizer Teignmouth, lately arrived from -Bei fu: River. . . . • While" the 4igle„ 44, becalmed, was engaged with the nine putv•bpats.,in Yigo Bay,. ber ensign was , shot away from the niizen-peak, which the Spaniards supposed l'V'as strtick,and gave three cheers; our brave Mrs soon convinced thein of the contrary, by firing at them a round or rtwo of grape, basting a new ensign, •and giving thein three hearty cheers in returp.:' A breeze then springing.fortunately up oft', the land, the Aigle had an opportnnity of oblig ing them all With a handsome drossing, sinking one, and driving the:rest upon slioal water,. shere. they remained at resPeCtful distance, firing at long balls, till the Aigle cleared the Port of \ • • Caine in the Ranger, of 'l4 guns, Capt. FRAZER,. and . Eagle Cutter, from a Crnize. All thestories in circulation of dismasted Ships having been seen off the Lizard, on a suppOsition of their . being part of Lord COLLINGWOOI)'s Prizes, have• turned o ut groundiesS; the wind offered to be fair . for a• few boats, 'but ,soon choppetl'.rOud: to Northward, and still "hangs . in that q , ;:iarter. more•thaa. probable that the sAT.Trefidgar which escaped 'the,storni, and have since joined LOrd COL OW 0 . 0 p,'afe 1?:one fer'ithe present to 'Tetuan Bay, or the BV.,af GitFalt4r, to be fitted up previous to their returnbag-here and •lit= Portstnonth.. - • SHEERNESS, NOV: 1 4,---;Carne (Wm . from the • • 'River to the Nore, on her - Way to the Oowns, the Abundance Store-ship, Wm.YRICZ 1114ster, Arrived the Orpheus Frigath, Capt. HittillY Hitt, 'and Hecate Gon-brig, Lieut. NCAMAII, from the Downs; and Rosind Armed Ship, rapt. FAllua4 hint'', from the Baltic:. The Ifinihelsea continues the Signallat'Convey to. t.lic‘Elbe 194 Weser 3 and the .'ores t2Mi fgr tis Baltic. . . „ .. Ships at-this. Pott...2ealanci, Nassau, Virgirtie, Restotem Orphous, Wincholscl, Vet . ", MARtannne, idylaiLls, SfUtzlit Itilveit ; .Rusina Ariu:4 .Ship i tieClilc: littti-briK 4 Aounu. Agee Store-ship i ! Pncenix acid INlVeliti bUinti.tetitleti and Fire.vessels. Nov:'l4.—•Thri .I'Fivateter which I ;new tionedin my Letter of yegeichty, brought in by the eruigser, was very dearly bought; the CrUiZei sailed frorn:thiS 'place on tucsday,, AaW . this Vessel (tho al' 14 14.. ms and. 56 tneb, from Boulogne) and the Prespere together;.-• she hoisted ont her Boar to, tiito possession of ber, when the Lugger. run the B&it down; and the rreyen Englishrnen,and who, 'WO) in her were all drowned. 1112 Cruizer = iati going to look to; the other to night. Sail c 1 throUgh the Dowhs the itprnutid,- Sim cLittß, for jarnaio. Sailed 'several Gun-brigs 'for Dover Roads. Arrived in the Downs the f lamer C au-brig from a Cruize; and renLtins with the rest of the Ships4s Irmii!ou'rn, • Nov. 14. -1-The. Dirrton belonging to this:Port e tsi Alas6,,ir . ,7l;otind to Liverpool, has been capttired by a : French Privateer., and car ried.litt„,) Calais. -• rho followin g Ships are now in the. Roads ; Ma ,kstic,` Admiral Ruebtick, 'Admiral Dotr- Gi.AS, Agincourt, Dielutor, Elohtint, Ruby, Siatet,y, Prificess cf Orange, Beaver' 81002 of War, two Brigs, and three Ontte.rs. _ , . . - T°RsAY , IC°vo 1,3 4 , r.-Si;are. my last arrived from imd sailed again 'lncl evening on a Cruize, His 'Ma jesty's Brigs- Hurd and iterPreast. `Vied N. E. Wowing stroilg. :.Also arrived thii morni4from Topsham, and re maim, tbe Dart, JAnooxp;'and the Dasiter,LAKE; wind - continuing N.B. -- by E. and blowing bard. Thi...,young woman who niurdered her infant, of which she WOff delivered on her joiarney with her fellow servants, from Brighton, about month ago, inadti her escape last Shnday. She was to have been removed to Horsham gaol on Tuesday, to take her - " NIA tICiONMOuttF,--A.l4lr!tirtier belralipg to 'be P s -Ot ii,e untleiiNenr pity4te Oununatlon yestertiV before the Lord May4r, charged on suspi carp of wet:n4ng )etter "containing Ilauk Notts. ' IMP ortniNT STATE E4PER, . . PROCLAMATION OP TiiE EMPEROR OP 'AUSTRIA, FRANCIS II; ii,Ei:;rwt: EMPEROR OF THE ROMANS, HEREDITArk,EMPEROR..ap. AUSTRIA, &C. • , • " The Empefor Of PRANCE has compelled ma to tariiiiineou t rj a deabr k ce9,l :r up" ? a;;; a s. ocirt osire 06niiitary, achievements .. aohpfispaepaarcsostinociOiiiunt6o:9fret r...iei.:n.iiiieldli:sll l o l f istory under the title Eh m aur u n e ods h pe en id. 11.atir4eirigeedti,e;aajuiresipd'otdniifefined by s3FcredrancTe,reailtriesea,dystisiot rvi e ohi Yi tis ' th ishe d s e , p to en u d n t i h te e i ß n al h a i l s icc oic o a r of exalted civilization, every species of happinesS which ir nation cnit enjoy, and which results froth peace and concord; every thing which, aen by. lairnse,if, as the Sovereign of a great civilized people, '4-mist be held dear and'esti mable, is to`be destroyed by a War olCongoest :-- and thus the greater part of Europe i ' s to be coal pelled to submit to the laws 'and mandates of France, ' This Projea announces all that the Emperor of Fit ANc E: has perferined,, ilfreatened,` or prowigd, He regietts: ,130 .proposition Nvhicli i'ealin.‘ls iiii l °I . the regard, prescribed by the Law of Natio* to the sacredness of Treaties, and of the fe:4 obligatlans whi.tchbeavreeryduteintioe‘itialradt.sheYokreiliger.,Ai, I jetil:ectiratteeiu.)tiaSutao.:o3, At r I . . n et. Russia, niiea and of every step 'which, direeted e(i‘ llll4r , t ' Y a regard t o my Own di City, and to the feel:ll4;i Pf quillity, rC t ' he i alae:rtitiedty for nti)l:CSrt:;:t,aabnidister;rt:ttif :7'1611: a o l f id a iii.G.p,:sce:eetoct:lnpfddeethlierplitlogiclilnligs,tv,P,t:ei‘seivtealrieseibio,:ecir.h,fivt!iiib‘ei:ti.‘,tei:\).,l.ivaWelr\e,arfiflyd dulso9alr°l-ineet abjeet submission. . " Under thesetirctinistances, I took hold a that .band which,te.Emperor.oeltussiA,Mituated by the from at i act. i 1.4 the t II 1 1 .1, ii eiii l ice t t - 00t,ib i ,f ' irte t ti l ‘i i ivle e ttE C :te a ,i u tip sc i,pcirrloe h ostit f .eu l t i i lai s t t pti i o. c At e is a c i,i 1,3 ; 1 . hel:cverivocidity-3.ftwerristi:XNitit::l,trodll, tilicT:iiiielc,:irre.eisc):lls,F:t:;;ii'l -we wouid, in 110 event, itOferc!ill c th! , inttirnat dotiCerns of France, nor make AnY ' IA . c . 6rAtten in C ite ii - a C onstitution ‘'vwch _Penn,,,,l such,h Independence z:.lttphla t tt l tsr i i 4,tiartivs:uariinia.tit:,:itiirgitlachclan..„l,do:iiiigentiyilotils4etaee?l,4iir e ,;,:resiatiriinii : bed;oo,4 l lo.o e ... eiDittcso-:.4.ll7:l4lmyo;trileii.in.::joe,eiaoliitvielfjbai':4l:leistibriel E.f:i.nfete,tioillottiricol'pl°,6,3lt74l.,:;yl.,,,lll.7,o no int' nt :' )" t ' no anbitious.Views , I 11 ' But the 'Sdviliiigit of tYance, iotallY r e g al -4 Cre.l":". . Wil0), Y i. ' a b sorbed.. in, blllls, elf , arid °C ,: . copied .0* '4 . iitit. that -display .of his own g r ' 11814 4Pti Otlulipteno6, he ta,tilleaed A his fon^re.! . ~, ~, Illit , false -to-hit sacred pfecnisc, Volinn3FilY 4Si‘ vered himself-up to_hith ; violated, in Ow IP ° in : Pitussik, ll2ll4 : ll7 vg . "f e rr i I ' i r c u l e : ts t i m o s t ilot:intnaigti:loeay. procee d in gs an pPa birth,r part i i l of i 61)4; :: ell:°tilc Neutrality v er : e h e 4 : ll s 4l that : t vi i ' I ; : i th c f ; 1' ' 'had t 1 3;tg' it ):i fiviii:l:dgtgbc:ll;l4: l :4:, . l to take a positiou on the Danabe and Ilia; ,rl d 6 .' 13 I Y , in annpelling them to sUrrender, alte r a br3v . ° _ an} to " A Proclamation no less furious than ---; 0 which the dreadfia period of the Yet:rich Rev _ i • • itchp 9; r age . the French Army to the highest rite l : 4 27e an 't d ini i ci n t t i o i txolucaiwtaosn spirit is o su f oesfude'rceeviisanis ,:oreitplitlll2si .4,.. 'tiq tho foe..-af m and firm I stapd in the midst of ,25 6 0 , lions.of peeple, who are d ea r to my ile 3rt ' 3'3' ' _ ' for I my family. I have a clairn upon their loc . ° , heir desire - their happidesi. I have a claim 11 0' 1 t tb ,, fa assistance, for whatever they V oture f ,,,, Throne they venture for themselves, Own" 9° ~,, milks, their D • °Ste:* theiroW-0113 F -. v. iness ;ilia t,• ,30:1 tiuiliitY, toie andtflqriil. : tl7 preservation and dear • " With fortitude th e Austrian, Alonarchl :10 fa. , from every starth w hi c h menaced it during die P' 0i .,,, our is still ceding eentariet: I ts intrinsic vig t hy' . decaYed. There still exi s t s in the breasts 61 , :111. i ,;(., good and loyal Elle!), for whose. prOVenv .44, tranquillity I sombat, that .-antient -patriotic sP'"re which Is ready to make every sicrific-e, 'sad .to ' l3 , '' ''. d.--thetr. every thing, to lav e .white ost be gave , throne and their ,independenowth national boao', and the national OrelperitY: . . _, o f " Prom this spirit of patriotism on the par' .ii a r n b Yl o confidence , S e Il a b li ie4 4 th i. a v i Crecy s ;; y ee 4t a th i ng ni r .1 t hat t'h .Arid i f 1 rea proud s: 4 i and c a : g d f , 7 . . ~..._ r 1 a t dr 1 ; i I) . i t ;: ii l t courageous co-operatiOn in every menage _ the . shall be; ordered ,to keep, the rapid stride.s9f„ .., Enemy off froth our Frontier,' until those nurneroll . ' 1 A ". ' ' ' a which try exaltec' . :Ind poweeith 4.ll:i...raves cap , a , sad reiently experielw°" wAlhlYoj ha d : yeOE-141,,b114:1; (*)i-. it u f 7 r i i it s B , d , :::: ,1-:::::11,, , Isl , e' l insults of the EmPEitou 0 - gurOpe.• Ond the se' to combat for the Lille: nes of