The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-30 00:00:00

T 1 TLILIT„).L. rtow-,Line. 411 / new D Comedy; entitled A- Prior (71aiin, fm . ward I . h 2 ). tat th i s Theatre, is tivow'- ttliv a ••, pint praltiL'Aitiii Of PYF,, the. so:1-111-,Jw. Mt% sou of 11 1 0 wusi,unitett Coati) ' • PERsoN:E. Ca rain 1:1-1.1sTeN. ..1 . 11011(1. f 1..411144 wit Mr. lt : tv vsiott Mr. 1.)0.51w TON, ,(141kg,r, N P ir. ALi R. n Nlr. De. CAMP. ;mine r • R•4)iii •Alr. feliNilONZ. au ei , . Mr. 1 .:' , 31.1.t5s . • Mn '' Mr. 1)01ut Ka. Nliss I)ettc., N. 1 .4.t0y 1) 6 ;14 . her . 1.111:3' !" , • -to pf this Country. Miss Frcernan. the-daugh. that; bad been very early in lite ta:u kt .„ L Raymond, before indecd r mind :waS idli.ti 1 , 44,1 t Ut iirt forming nroi,cl h"" ns °I. the Colonel was erdereii to India, and an if- t - "'vrt or his having fallen at Seringanah , 4). Cdptain Mortimer solicits • her haial„ arise;, and ti.e (yetis With the tor ) to the iiitendi.4l. nolo ials. At this me! Raymond arrives, with an Llha d has the nuirtificatlon to log tuaritaga. Ila enures- disguised, Sir William with havilig fortcitctl daughter upon anrither, otter solemnly hand enly to himself. Sir William sin gtound of the SII r) , /elt death 01 tile 'lh: eve of taking - place het Neu" Co. C oal titil her will telitiloish his litt",tell hoz h agree to refer the i.alitet ()the (feel tv ho rtillitittb.etiptaiil44ottittler Of the essed for t he fate of Colonel, Kityrelowi• whim he had expeeten to return. to lliS a 1'e%‘,311.1 lot all his dangers in the fr William einidtatically'askt Moiti te", years had.anntilled the Colonel's ice.t of his aitschmert ? This appeal ilaite on the liart of the Caplan), which ;know iedgment of the COL:yes supc. Captain Submits to his melancholy 'ens a parting interview with MisS gaigs intelligence of the intended to be a witness of what plisses, 'hay' that no vollSitteratiOn should illduCe tri'r IS r rliAl. .Ilse intrrvieW takes netice, initi is a 'scene of the ea..' Captain Nlortiiiier anti Miss Freeman. , hed. that thuni, lire feelings will tiot 11 "ncl to the Cc - dont:L.olc will marry Ind,. his consent. 'moittiner; decPtY a t ; .or patting, - a s sents to 'the jiittin,ss o e I,;iiowlis bound by honour to V ate going finally to itparate, tO (-net tvith t heie tliStrt:ss and it tlcierininett C • IL. therehre pay a a siiort 11110,,) unite;litetr at tins interestii , g, utn , iiions of surprise anti '"'" terminates the Ploy with toe • story of the Piece ; but there is - hent between :lir. Fierman, the and Ali,s "Inderson, 3 dependent who' Afterwards. proves to be .a :he unexpeCted heiress of a cons n ed from her relation to the ars- Caledonian Macclonalds, There `)de, relative to Fanny 0' Shatter, ti!!ry ant to Coh;nel Raymond, his Master, was supposed .to • nit!, warfare. Fevrny has ,two, ,shand arrives just in =etc) pre- • fa'vottr of either. - • his- Comedy seem to 4ave chiefly )rmation of an interesting story,. ipendages ls Might tend to re the wei,„;lit of too much win-- 11).w they haVe introduced an a Ploughman, and a- Bond 'n 211 very well contribute to di - 'there are many-strakis rf 5a ,1„,,. „, :he Piece, with same whimsical ,_.!, tiontintents are in general just, impressive, and though no distinct I t.le.duced from the I)rarna, yet in de- N'lrteli,,o'ilitemettlated to support and endear me fenirlar:b6tvei°rllo'flYitpa!rl:- littri}.lq, :I,t t selfish, d I'9 Lady was indissolubly attached to 1.44.%ta that his perseverance in denianding as the source of ) .If and ,04 .1 tree misery to- twist_ lit);...unnld hate made a noble sacrifice at 1Y he acs properly at last, and his i. i'qlvik:;',l:i.e serves to kcep the mind in that sus-. jPoil (ht., nlainobjet'A dr:untitic composition. titie,ll.whole, this new Comedy is creditable o',of the Authors, and is worthy 'of the te thrt)u,`,, the Public.--4t wal very well .repre t.,!,.y and recetv:.'yd with great applause 44, y. 611 Audience, who ratified its sue a, PilhlrlUq it \vas announced for this,evening; bY' hearty applause. ---The curly (115"P -' occurred was dirodeatowards a Song -11 WAS not without litunour, -such in the diameter of .sdience, hoitiever, well given by censure let, S:rtvra A an, has fallen for Feverat otir rivers to such a ciegreu with the other parts of Suahia is But the travellers corning from the s.l, assert, that another tietion bas been iyught.., city; that the Ernperor hld arrived in parent.) 'iv:,. reintimvinent, smart nttaclied the Austrians, driving- t them from their entrenchments in the environi of burg,. We are very anxious to receive a further con- > Oti the nh tirotAtion of this intelligence. It is generally: as- ant issued an sorted here, that tilm was still in the possession of gates on pain of de:„_ the .Austrians on the. 136, and that they defended • .were allowed to proceed. the place with great obstinacy down to that time.— night between the Jilt)) and The French corps which was engaged on the' I ttli, tinned pasmge of artillery and af.itntink,‘ an -the left' Bank of the Danube, could not gain its in immense quantit;C:s by Astgt.bur, h. town,. •• - The Aastrians were able at tluit time to • and on this clad*, the 4th„. barj,ly Freti,. pqrpos-e , maint.tin their position there as well as nt Menu:rain- boldier to be seen .41 the forilit,•,. the o' n., They begin, on their part, to extend them- 'Generals acewupenied t 1 Etui...cit,r to tl,ell.etny.-- selves further on the lelt Bank of the, Danube; on We heard yesterday It severe vannoti,t,i: the, di- Vtrtt: tiittfA. the t 3tii aboat• four battalions Of infiintry., alit! 4(14) re6tiun of Uhn, but we. are.iuqrant of tLe LiittlAtiOn 1)1" men of cavalry, arrived at licidleSheitli irony hurry ; there and at Menniiinp.,n. Aat 0,, ,arnc tin-Is. several Austrian detachments, but In the cottr4e of hist luny r',,ntoon, rit the: wi"-te,!':'w' -;,21.,%19:ajt5c‘.., of less foreet- made their appearance:in' the .environs French Army passed 'Aug.iburglt,ol.l the w:iy to Mat-: (14Y /lid), and their Ent&iticer4 ore Ttinplor,,:d -ere6lingt' to draw' vi 7 • To•-" 01 of Giippingen and k W„!, are in:tinned by Letters from the Tyrol, that tetes-tht-poilt with expe,ition at it.ugs-1, 4 " T 1 fll n;talq anu next.. .t_ the Austrian Ilegiments of Mitrowski, Kerpen, and ;It 1,011,..kih,ig, ;41;1 .Schongae. The Coin.' it of tcojco). Kl6bak, 1)r) bolus of Melas. and Wirtent- ritt..l3-it%)...ioned city put all the Sur t SUOI. ti berg, who tenured a .part'of the Italian Army, hAve goon., iiitu-OtaiT A.C.11 rtn ( ti , , • iicii.l4 to heaLit iit. its)i:i ,'..;;;:., i tiv O r 1 C iht IS tete vri • I) 11,11 hitt il 0,0-ticts i ( 2 ' I+ll,tto,ti 41411111,311 .tr kir), chiii,:s, Nepal -au) 4144114 r ( °lon , : 4,,t,1 tqaltl for lti: I, Y r it..r bi 4,11 apiirkl,olllll kl b4!tri} rei•l444:l.es %(6,,i31),,41,.%%i1ig 1114 di 1,,111.11411.; V l' i;l' re h er hai eiL4e, i tinplt tin 4 41. n IN: I;4[ Ad p lr . :113 011 ti!C It4tlq4 tilt Copr4lll. '1 'i'r'V Al iti t ll I ricy bOZ t"I'W ii" 1., ~ wri pry which Wi t, `ahoy /tor rroco i ‘ v I I tot., ""It''"%o , ill+, itt:, to kit. -.- 11('Irkli+ t r ,tureti. Sir pPer',' lik iiiihe of i to ''''' ' 4 ' 4 ' to cite lohjet.l pro,lt:re, 4 iniA: :Anil •41;'..1 ;I )111Irrpr.1il ititu slit •it:', r .tt%;ol,llb. The i'tt rJta :41 PtititCl Y Mil.F !I*lll -rik. 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I 6 . 1, ,.ittilot'S bf till' "ti in Vi e \ k " . the fore tt`i,, . ii .1 11C11 c(inlie nppt ~t i te thu It)inci f r om tJ rltilAhitY,i.i l'iir this purl) ith ' -..11 a Scofehrm ~. L ' - ...ounge r, ' litY the re se l' tr.' /, :ant.r l , in th ikeptinti4. qho tiol p11114(1, ..-1 ' t„,._, " Fh 011 711 E DUTC* Irttatlxroicr, OCT. 20.---On the 14th or 15th this month 'a fresh and most bloody and "obstintite • engagement took place, which lasted theevhole day, and in which the, Emperor. Nerol,4oti 'himself et arriving with reinforcements, decided 'the vic tory. The consequence of this too, is State-el to have been,' that if ,not, Ulu itself, yet all' •the..beights around the to eel, by which it is commanded, fell into the hands of the French. The Austrians, who hed passed to the Left Bank of the.Dantibe,•and.ex. tended themselves considerably towards the frontiers of Franconia; must pow be cut of from, the Army between Ulm and Memmingen, and are in the nicht desperate situation. The Archduke Fenn'. .‘ND in person commands that part of the Army which, in the night , of the loth and itth, was at Gemund. The advanced posts of the 4itrians, who are pushing with vigour through the' Upper Palatinate, along the Danube, arrived on the foth at Stedt 7 am. Hod'. . • • Considerable doubt prevails as to the Corps under Getieral'AUGELE.te. Some ace,eunts' stete, that he has passed the Rhine at Huniiiguen ; others say that some Regiments of that Army have arrived in the territory of Baden, and have reached their Man heine Hitherto no certain accounts have been received of What has taken place in Italy. It is generally re ported, however, in private Letters from Munich of the ieth, that hostilities have lilh..vise cornmeneed in' that quartet. In a General Order, issued at the Grand Head quarters at Augsburttb, of the 13th, the Emperor NA- Poix6m expresses his . satiAaCtion with the Division of Dragoons Which - at the airiir Wcrtingen, on the Bth, took 3000 prisoners, eight stand.of colours, and seven pieces of caution als6 with the troops Which ,teere engaged id the battle at Guntzburg, and who carried by storm the Blidge that commanded the Enemies' position, taleing one illajor-General and woo men priseieTs, fee. The latest, axe:ants from Bavaria mention, that Marshal B4RINrInOTTE had engaged the Austrians under 'General K.'II7.NIAYER, amounting to 12,000, strong, first at Aicha and afterwards near Munich. Beetea onrearmed at Menich on the t eth. Gem KIENMAYER, j:ist evacuated the place as the Fretith and Bavarians entered, add a few stragglers 'of his Arirry were taken prisoners. Ben eAnoleri, as soon as' he had taken possession of Munich, sent off a Column pursuit of the Austrians retreating . toward the Inn. On the other hand, another French Column at the same time advanced towards .Land• shut, while the main body of the Bavarian Troops attached to the Arniy of Marshal BERNADOTTE ad vanced towards Steinberg. Ocie 26.—For two days past repeated accounts have been received from the Army on the Danube ; but nothing farther official is yet publish. ed.-2\reall while' it is understood, that the taking of Ulm by the French is more and more probable; that much blood was spilt in t%et contliet—that two French' Generals, BOV.OBT and GROUCH!, were killed; and General Vlexoteas had both his legs carried away by a cannon bail. On' the iath and NI 4th the French and •Troops under the command of Marshal BeaNii, porre, had advanced further towards the Inn, but had left behind considerable .garrisons in Munich and inlugoldstadt, 40(i were labouring hard in for. tifying particularly the latter, . with a .view of ob. 'serving: the A.ustriaps,‘ who have entered the Lip- ' per Palatinate, and ,who. have evinced a disposition to attack lagoldstadt, and to prevent their , penetrat. leg •intoltavaria. , The French proceed along the r,ech, and have advaneedas far as. Fuef;sen and Schongau., .It is I stated that between Fuessen and Landsberg,theyhad an action with the Austrians, in which they took some cannon. . •• At FoosFen a number of Austrians are at work in fortiiications for the defence of the approaches the 'lyrol on that hide. AUG6.BURGII, OCT. I.—Sinre the t Ith instant we: have heara the distant reports of cam on a). most I,LithTit intermission ; this day particohir it is very load. The French are forming tetes-du. pane and entrenchments over the Western Lank of the Lech. If we except a few excestei which •have been committed in the country, .we have, 110 reason to complain of theAtistrians in Suabia ; but it is ge nerally asserted, that they. , behaVed very ill in lin , varia: .The ,country people have been .. robbed and pills ed, and many of them, who attempted to de lend themselves against the HussarS and Uhlans, were cut to pieces by them. - About six htludred waggons, lined with straw, ,were. lately Sent front Angsburgh to Ulm and Memmingen, to'coniley the wounded soldiers away without de 1 if' a battle should :take . place. We have received Letters from MUnich of the 13th, mentioning that . a serifios - en g, fre i ment has taken place between the French and liaStrians in STT.TTGAIth, OCT. 7.—The continual rain which his fallen tbr Feveral dap; past, has swelled most of otir rivers to such a degree that the eoMmunicatiOn , with the other partn of Swabia is extremely difficult. But the travellers coming from the viiinity of tilni assert, that another ti6tion has been fi,mg ht clear that city , ElbperOr h arrived in person *with a reintiocement, and Intaciced the Austrians, driving them frotn.their entrutelunents in the t%lirOllS of Ulm. We are very anxious to receive a further con- rtuation of this intelligence. It is generally as serted here, thatlilin was Still hi the possession of the Austrians on and that they defended the place with great obstinacy down to that titne. 'l'he French corps which Was etlgagect on the' II tb, on the left' Bank of the Darptbe, ccrlii 'tot gain its purpose. The Anstriatis were able , at that time to mainutin their position there as well as at Meannin-, gon, They ,begin, On their part, to extend them.; selves further:on:the kii Bank of the Danube, on the 13th ,abont , four battalions of infantry, and 4410; men of Cawdry, = arrived at Heidlesheirn tram Vim at the same tune several Austrian detachments, but el' less foree, made their appearance in'the :environs of Goryingen tuld W. arein;itrtneti by "4=etters from the' yroli.that the . :Austrian Regiments of Mitrowski, Kerpen, and Klebak, and the bragoons of nias. and Wirtem berg, who fortnetl.a "part of the Italian Army, h,tve ; . I arc A Ci tl oraer3 to go I+l' t4errnal;y Ly kneed in aches.' T s ' " t y el' ts state, that the Austrians lint:. beeis only at Getilingen, but also at Gc:r.illud ; 14i ' we r hAta received in tell igene4 yeaterilif fi er .ll r.ri.:; thoelietachnieut have re-jiti;:cl their f*ong -I* positions at Ulm. rrtor,f L0W7,11 OCT. i to l e ettn::fs frOin Aagsborgh, the 'French wade an att:tclz every print on the 14th, but cca!id not force tl;t.:4.u.itri:iils to give way. On the 15th it was reported at Aug3lArgh, that the Freneh had carried the entrenchwen of Ulm and the city it self, by . assault ; but the 1 - ..ett.er, of the i6th, which have just arrived, wake no rnennon of. it. _ . . Do - nauwerth is full of wounOed soldieis, :nany of them arc Austrians whom they could nct carry away. Austrilin prisoners were paisin4 by without inter" mission trout the gth to the 12th. FROM THE DANCTRE, OCT.. i3.—For some days reports have preyailed of a bloody battle fought be tween the Austrians and French, in the Gut iies of the italianTyrol j but no further details are vriived.. Nothing certnin is known of what - has talim place on the Adige. ' . MUNICH, OCT. ll.—Ort the inch inst. Gr..neral. KicNmA V' nit ari - i,..nd hero with his Corps Iron], Aug,- burgh, Ile immediately demanded. ...ico,col. in money, 300 oxen, and I r.;.) draught liar -t,•s ; with. much difficulty our ni g i,tr:ltes obtained ;.1 , 1. ,1 .:!v till the next morning, but a menace was calted, that die Town would be battered down if the demand were apt complied With by that time. Happily for us the Austrians received information, by cliff rent expresses, that a • French Column was approachiug' from Friedberg and Scho'nau. Ott receipt of. i this intelligence General KINC , VAAYEtt broke up in great haste, carrying . all time cattle along with him ..voieh the Austrians could by hold , of., • On the 1 etli, at' seven in the morning, the French Colonel.. AmEtt. first entered Munich with a detachment at Chasseurs, but passed the Iser without stopping in the City. Several Austrians were taken prisoners, having ..t.ticl behind in the City. ShoyLy :1f%.-r, , GeneriA Witmer; arrived with some Bay.u: 1., A-.. ,?..)os. 1-t,l was re ceived with great joy, tb ~ :: : . .lituing, '' : Long Live MANAmir.rmi Jost, :t . _ l l;. :L •ti WREDi t Was f o ll o 4 , ed by.a C o rps of ....'arian Int:int,:y and Ca- , valry, with. their earl' ~ 1 , : ..• This Corpsdid !mi l remain long in the ( ,',., ~: L :.,', ill': : . Lid to Frei Singcll, to pursue the ..). 1 : :.:. .1. • •, ,intelligenee was received that Gent:r., '. : . ..:: :t v , ,•..;3 tndt by the Column coming Ernie , 7;, ,::.l. repulsed after ;:in engagc.‘nit,,nt wli!' ' i • ~1 '., ) hours. His Excellency the Nia:shal 1-.! • :,,i;orry: arrived here, ye,stefday, and ali4;ned 41, ti 44,, .V4t14)4.:e of • Dake, V7i,... 7 . 1.4.1 M% ; • 70 , • ,4NtntENEERG, i.v.----A.C . Coraing tht'• 4:itc'st tleCoUtltS,, Mansbul.BEßN.Viorix had tr...1:,4rf,'(1 his head-quarters from Mtittitit ip Wei'beim ; the r!ght wing of the French 'and 'Bavarian Arrriy under his cpll)lll3lld.r.aerlds aft . fat us tht tilt: Cell trti, which has marched to \Voliartsbanzen, I'arsdorf and Hohenlinden, his taken a posittion opposite to the Inn. The left \vial-, which is `advanet.d over Muhldorf; (where Pen. ) NVltri.Dl7..iiai estnbiis4ied his head-quarters). stands on ill , : inn. Five battalions eni two snort...lrons of 11.oialians have remained at tO cover the ti mnk, and to have the com mand of the Datiutle in quarter. The division of French troops wh]vli trt.::rched up the I,eoh, closely observes the passcs'of the Tyro/. It is said that they have come to blows on the 13th with a . division or the Austrian corps in the neighbourhood of Fueiic.ll. They *wr tefrcillt Amberg . , that the Austrian troops have left that city and its etwiruns, • At:dDVAGIro :\TajeAty ISTAPoLros, pased yostzrday several 'n; in, Ilk clnse.t, and dispatched couriers th(- ,`,..lnies in different dire??tions.4 The i.,".ri•nch and it: :: Guards', both of , horse :10d rrvircilt!:l trinn . :Ice to the Wtestward, day at rieln. Ttie ulation.4 - of the Altianee. Finch and of the G.errnan Princes, the shnll f l arniA l gt,z,oiHr) ond Baden 400(). For the psis lids hoer) . •• f rom ` INionieli and Ohm but it is said that part of . Aug burgh, and 'still mot:.' Oft , theN s(:ireif y Even necessarie Lot to L' any. price. , Do NAu \vr.rt'ru,Or....T. I 2.—.'lii.t 21. , ,, , , , ti1.i1l 1'..7 ',;;0 , ..(...'s tbkou'Ut Wertigeu werQ iniirdirAthrO 3 / 4 10. ti•...i,1 cilii:t•: dung - this dAy dud ye3terclay: The E:rene'.l ~ , , - 0 1- u ldt..j h that sttlift were likewke et.niveye3 this "cf,ri ru Nordlinvll'. - A ti ., ...qt4i.,1A , Y.1!; C:11111011till.: i$ 11,".31",,i 0 Tit the hour of dispaull',7) ; -, till; ittt,jr, or. t!,e Atl; , ;bl..n c , i) road. BaN L'EH Ks:or THE c,. OCT.O 14.-1 Tit.;l►n, will Majesty N'ArOLEON IL ft AuphUr 4 ;l4 for Army late in the evening of the . I an,l on thQ $4111(...day twrdthousand laboUren, v.'ere, put in r ,. :,4l.,isition bye the'4a,..l-istrates. The French appear de iirownl crea. fug fortitic...iti:nu with the. Utt:;oit expit:()ll the West bank of (tic- ; nA:le a demand of 300,090 ells of 'cloth :: . :;er4..l4ints, to be paid by. drafts on Paris. The Gallv , iiitu.ivi;,n Army rearli , !!‘.l Augsburg!) and the . ..ne4l .- hbuurhood Lite in th', cvenin,.T the .12th, mid broke up for Burgau e,nly The impel ial Quards, both hornnd foot, ilad taten the same route on the ieth; to the ntnnberof 6060 men. On the t t th there were quirtered itl Ani burgh no lewer than' 2';:trims,,Goo trim and tittoti horse,— On the morning of the.43th, early., the Conunand ant issued an order that DO one should si. - r,oout of the gates on pain of death. The different-poits' only were allowed to proceed. During the of thJ night between the t lttii and s•va: 4 ( 74111 ' tintled.l44s3ge of -artillery an(' animunitiOn-..vauons in immense titiatilit;eS by Aqitt.burf,th, tow..irds Lr!in, ' and on this day, the !CI), there . i. 4 Inti3ly r Yrenelt Spittle.: to . seen in the formvr, :cii.P% Ad the GVIICIAS accomirenied t 1 LtulAnur to the , Arirq.— We heard yestt.rday se , -tie caJlllolia.k: iti. Ow di re of TJii t, but ignorant 'of the situation ()t aii:iirs tiff: and 51(nninge11. bi the course of last Alight tort)" Pc`nt°"'ll cifthe, Frenci i 4.A.riny paiicd ..A.4-451argit,,sw tiht way to mu-. nich, and their EnKineet4 ore tinot4t)r,:d tit erthing ti1e.t . .4,7.- i riant with :Zit expe:,it:L)n at I,andsberg, .Scilongoo, 'rile Co m,' niti;d,i4:lt of tbc PV , t an the Sur" kcon4 and (A-ip-r A. 4,1, it, r,flll',:ti.tri fr,A . . 1 f3tit,„ , :,..4,:, ~......,.. ..... :..iaimitomi , oiigifiil6,,,with d 1 'i'- redic,i i ,'. . , i,. ' . . .: : i Hi ..,.tti. '„i.:1; etc ..ztrei-otiques - tional.4, ~.-2 .2! .ii ' '' - if , t . ; ( . IrrYiknel etiAS,lt'aiiiiit;• and we low: rOrli.,l - ,. ,'. ii?-trfltiff hilly v. , itit the Inost ;ital. , oui : :-, : ,,,, r5 , I, l yol o w t , l , 4 , 44,f,.1.0,, , ,0,.,q1i1i1i1d Cilaflotilidet from ti , ,,, ; We.,tward sino.: fou . r . o' , ..'glcli this, , morning. iri.7.-:;Attn, OCT. 16,---W,..-iitar fruit) Sc.'horndorf, that ten or tVA:JVC SCI4141:011:i, lei AiPliVI:l Cavalry at ri.i ed at Genittud„.• from Olt ilCiAhl.?Oltrizood Of Mtn, , Ly wsyr : of iii4ideulw.iitt and Cvedil. Ti),-.7:ty- had ar T iv c id fete it: the tA ening of' e e iJth at ... - ikideilftc•tin, with nearly lota-Battalions of foliintr}r, We uni.:4±l"7tand there . has been,,e very Woody' 4.ktion Within these few clap, near (Jim, 410 d chit :t..i.:..-.Lt;lto tiavairy which arrived at..Getnotid, retiLl. :fi Jt...:t. night to Aalay---,‘ Sinail divi4ions ofNustrian 1:. - ofyi haze sticcossivel f inao3,their Appearctlnce, within iiese few days, beat Kirekheim, .Urach, and the neighbouring pkicet. in addition to a I , ire. p. - ,/rti,.;ll of Mariltai NV.Y'S Corps,' fresh bodies of French Troopa are advancing on the 'flight . .lV:ll;4 of the Danube towards .iVlern- • iningen and AiiaLleilieim, while the Awn - jails, on the other hand, COI/61141Q 1.0 extend themselves On the La't B,,nk. We are stiii (ieptived of all the poets twin' iiirni ! .Angsburgli, ;hid iiavaria., The Frvtich report tlAti. 140LIAEART4's ilead-quarters are at Fried buig, and that lee has beta at Municil in person. ltxrtsttotsr; ()cp. Il3.—We learn from iStraubin ,gen,'by letter'of the nth, that. the first coltimn of ittissiatis has elfeCted a jonttion with the ikuStrians, ne:ii• the Inn. 1.39NA.v. , ,.. trh, on leaving Aogsburgh, did not ,go in the dire;:ziall of -Burl ate, as tats sup posed, but twireite.i*ith :11 Arwy alit'' 90;600 Meet against the ltossittlii i IA ;tile Prince MottAT is ttcl. ranting, with B'o,ooo, t,;'unst time Austrians pcsted . at Ulm. Npi; T, )CT. t 3 . ---T wd hcinclrel Drogoons, of, the liegithent of the Acchdnke ,'To arrived bete yesterday. The French appeared to-thy at 'Weyer-, mull, about ei:;honiles limn this, on dig road tO: Ingo!st,idt, and picquet; p)i , ited thcfe, to retire with the loss of some men killed and \c uuuu~ci. IriENNI, Our, 10.--.Tite Court qazet,te, nndet the hetv.t of Jiiis the. folk/wing " The 'fro j oi advance with a rapiLlittr, and endure Ir.trd:;;:ip3 v‘....tn a firaint•si,iw l / 2 , cr sur p asse 4 in the atinaii of op.:it:try afi:iirs. (!: . -trtion inane to lessen theic ton.i...inti to their nl,llllll, by nit.:Cns Ott, u:10-port waggons, ,Lic.!utonalit- .. General K1uTu . ,, , ..)w is alwat t.O it:ave $‘ tilt: Prussian Start al.) , :l Ca binet (ill :•$ return lipme., Tht' bt...tmetn tile two ttlli.,:!4+l that 01 I3eriitl , :ippeair,„ 4,1 . r:4)0st:411:k:11(x of tins to 'l.),e rkibutlevecl _ inAtalato. ..... PritlCe or AUERSI:I7.4(; ) LiOlteMint. General of tile 1,u.n.;1„ to - pay naspuds tei Russia, anti accomp:iny )I'l6l to thiw wee ho is ex.peded on the ifith:" SP 0 1i7 1 1.,V4; 1 Ari NEWMARKET TH:RD OCToii:lt; or, ITOL . ',Zt, TUN A.l t !NG, 'bus, 7[1&31).\ Y, OCT. 19. Fifty Pounds for 2-yr. olds carrying a lo.h.h»r, 3 yr. olil.l 2,r. sth, 4.yr, olds Bst. 91b. 5 yr. olds 9,,t pi, 6. yr. 016 gst. 71b. Ainkt kigeti 931.: lolb. Al, of 0, C. Mr. lvloorhouoo.br.c. tirutl u to %y.1b51,;,..i.;ti,10,,, 3 yrs old t, Mr. linworth's kir. h. Norval, 5, s old z 1.4 F. G. Oshorne's ch. ,:,'StAi.),rshrit,,;...; yr, 0 1 1 1 , 3 Sir F. S,tanthsli's hr. hhr Itlwr 5t0,14,1w0, s yJ; Mr. I.,,ke's h. c. .; yts (.11 Nit'. Mitt:et tkiph.i, '3 yr, ulit g 1,11 tiArrylit..r,': , (;ratitude, yis'o,6l „ - dr Mr. Yrs (Ad - dr ot.1:17 to to' 4 apt Itrot her 10 St.hn'Ohl. A G(ilti t2t.p ei:;ht SobiAlibeli, Ur tzpwards, e44.,;h. la. 1. it ino/c..thAtt *h. Subscribers, the Winner 10 reczi‘c th 4 but I htl.; in ipecac. Mr. s Sir C. noohtiry's tiged, 9it. 7lb▪ . . 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At Chester Seqsiotts. which 104 pia,ce on l'lturs. day la.t o John Steele WAS Colly , iti.ttti of an assault on fiety Ha, a child seven yeata'ol4,l B 'e, with an to co.nrntt 3 rap; and .sentent.ed to iinprisonect 19 tnonths in the Nortligate d :stand qtr tLe. , . Cfiitz-Eke °CV. 3f). --To - th&Ntqrliet• ;• 1 11,1 1 4 , t . ( - .1 any Li tv.l of Grain ; in 11 siu liarnpkl.4 • i),:ttf,ri)rice; Rys.: tilan 111 . q ht.tr • are , ot" AL It; or of ar:ct ;Ai s!"`.' . a 1 alteration Of Aupply Mit z-r,Hilti vtliples of gooJ ~441.t.tr3 pr.A.to ut .tilour i t ; withont.-zaQ; . 24 7 41$ tt 525 vd 1 ,,, c , V isZZen; ;32' a 4 pi vii ‘" 3cz, 3 34, 01 3r,J - . 43 1 0 4/L i u , it, s e, mi l I 70- (;Igy kfitto 30 ft 395'041 4 65; Qa Thi"4"C tQ dra'Arp vi ' P.:Lav, ;mid ' l l lO 7. t o Vt n t'v? (.1i (; bl 5 U°l*