The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-24 00:00:00

FOREIG2V INTELLIGBAVIS. t.qt•6l4, Dite. expeantion. of the • ;e i i high hasbeen much ajtatedby reports of a battle in Moravia, is not yet satisfied. Yes .`,ayls*Prussian- post brought nothing official. The nccounts, however, all agree, that the battle, • • rafher;,tbe4laughter, began nu the 52t1 instant, in of the French, in the centre of the IWssian it continued du the right wing \vithout effeet tho o,d, and proved unsuccQssful on the 4th, when. • kit wing of the RUSsians had the vidory, and the e re-took its former position. On the bth there a battle severely fought on the whole line o , All Armies, but the result is not yet known.--- ',O•-e people pretend to be informed, that WU: is driven back to Vienna. Certain, how. it is,•that whilst Al this bloodshed. took place, of Peace were in agitation. The.Plenipo tiai-V's haVe arrived from the iHeathquarters of ,:w.Germati-Emperor at Vienna, where TALLEY ..vna and Count :HAT owiTz are also. assembled...-. .1!1 our neighbourhood every thing remains limns t ~ .(1)A. Ilameln Will now be properly • besieged. sthall detachment from its garrison has .recently been in part, killed and part taken prisoners by the It6tsiani. -The • French- are growing every moment ~,:conger in Holland, and the Allies have as yet un dertaken nothing against the Frontiers of that tona -1 y. • Ox.merz, DEC s.—We expe& here impatiently more circumstantial ccounts ,of the occurrences of the Belligerent Armies. The Emperor of Germany ent a letter on "the Qd to the Empress from the field of hale. I.I,r,FNN, 6 . terday his . Mai e sty ad-, rn M.....t.m0rr and GIULAY, Ministers lie ! ii , otentiary from . thy. . Ernperorof Germany, to a !ong t• inference. These Ministers 'have just departed for TYP.oL; Nov. 3.—As soon a 3 Iris Itnyal High ngstt.t.he Archduke eras informed of the reversers the Austrian Army had suffered in Ger in:lny, he determined to abandon the Ex-Venetian Stn't,s ; kind this determination was communicated to, (4eneral Count 13t34.,u0,tit0E, Commandant of :‘,',;nice, by a Letter which Alljor-General Count AYtt.tinbli• sent to him. . In thia.Letter it is said, fat. His Royal Highness is by no means !breed eau account of the occurrences of the War in Italy t retreat with his Army, but that. the disastrous cits in Germany, where the Enemy:bad already e.' , ) , :ed the Ens, had induced him to form this de-, (a This movement on the part of the p..rial Army of Italy has necessarily leti to the de p.rt ure.of the Corps of the Tyrol, under the COM. Jl)tnd of His Royal Highness the Archduke JOHN. P r i nce remai n ed in his prKiitiOn MI the Brenn, Gen. Hutatm with his Corps, had abandoned !La which he had taken in the viciniti of Recdo. '1 irg Archduke JOHN, before, his departure, wrote the ;iowing‘Letter to the States of the Tyrol:, " I cannot express to the States how painful it is to me to be obliged to leave the brave and hithful People of the Tyrol for a single moment. I request ihtirn to testify these feelings, in my name, to. the !pod Tyrolese:---The reverses which the Army in, ,c:rmany have .experienced have had fatal conse-. onenees for Tyrol as well as Italy. The Russian,Ar mies not yet being in a state to give an of eetual , c1.4.. , ck.t0 the 'Enemy, and to, drive them back beyond the Austrian Froutiers,,theArmy Of Italy feels it, self compelled, for the protoaion of the whole, to repair to the Capital of the,Monarchy, at the mO -ment even when, it defeated the Enemy at Caldi cro, and repucsed him with considerable loss. In con , aluenca of this I have ,received orders from the , Archduke CIL% Les, Minister of War and Marine, to romovc slowly to the °the! side of the Brenn, in order to form a junction with him. The States will please to re,turn my most grateful thanks to the People for tbe ;iclelity and attachment they have manifested towards !their Sovereign, and to admonish them to conduct themselves with forbearance and 'resignation, as ch.- •cumstances may require. The period, A . hope, is not far distant, when, in a manner proportionate to toy exertions, crow! ed with fortune and success, again find myself in the midst of my , faithful 'yrolese. . . (Signed) " on nuice 3D Mi." , The Deputation of the States of the .'Tyrol, as sembled at &tun, communicated this Letter by 7 Proclamation, in which they admonished the peo ple to patience, and a peaceable behaviour. On the 'l,oth Of November Gen. lit f.I.TER completed his de • parture through the Pueitherthal, in order to form .a Junetion wish the Archduke Cu,t.nr.Es. The Arch duke JOHN followed with some thousand men. On the 15th the French arrived nt Brixen, from , A - hieh they extended over the South of the Tyrol. ril tc sy havo advanced in the Pnstherthal net farther than Silien. After several ;idiom they felt back, and only extended their advanced posts to who, after the unfortunate engage try,,nt:at Urn, had gone from Fort :Clausenberg by Finstertnewz to the neighbourhood of Winseltgau, succeeded in making his escape from the French, and with 3000 men eiieaed a j nil ion with the Arch duke CHAV.Vii. it appears that a part of the I:le i:011uit of I:3eaulieu, and of the Corps of Jellachich, had joined him befi.)re the capitulation of this last place: On Sunday se'nnight. atraCions 3,a of dePreda tion committed in tbe suburbs of GlasgoWr.— The congregation of Che4side,..Ariderston, had h t :en co4le4ing, in the forenoop,fta that btlievulent purpose. which has so much ir4rest.erl 211 clan es of pqrsons throughout the 4;ngdout. ' During the in trcval public worship. some or p v r:oils, broke into-the place where, the Coll lion was deo 4tted, and, as nearly as can be conjejtured, carried off abctuit ten pountk in J-iank-notes and silver. • Last week, its several Gentlemen were cut on a of6otitlg 7 Torty with Capol Leigh, Esq. at. Ponty -11001, one ofthe guns' accidenolly discharged it elf, the Whole contents passed through the crown of L.'s hat, who' . 7vas.at the thne.loaqing his gun - L. was the first that recovered the , shock—for an et!'ect: had it on the Gentleman who held the -ggi, i i;;It was depi - ivedof all pouer of speech for I;(nirs LA fl REPORT; COURT OF CHANCERY, Dze. n. An'application was made to the court on behalf of two respectable Gentlemen, for an order an a person' named Ogil, whcV had some time ago ran away with a young Lady entitled to considerable property; for him either to pay a bill of costs in curred by . the proceeding they ad o pt e d t o recover the Lady, or kifindSeCurity tOr plying the same, to the amount of 401. It was stated, that the De fendant. had become greatly'embatrassed, and bad gone to, Edinburgh, where he badiaken. refttge:in the San6tuary of HolyroOd House. It Was admitted, on the part of the Defendant, that he had been in the embarrassed state described, and that he had alsO'gone to the Sanctuary as stated ; but it was urged, that he was now in a remote part of Scotland,and . thateVen had he remained at Holy rood House, he was completely- beyond the jtiiis didiQn of7this Court. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, it was not in his pm . ver to interfere, the person of timMefendant be ing beyond Ilk jurisdiction. On Sunday the l 4th inst. an .Inquest eras held, by Mr. Andrews,'Coroner of Dorchester, on the body of Mr. John Bowles; s shoemaker, of Bere, who was fbund dead on the road between - Wareham and Bere on the, morning of Saturday. He had left Wareham the precedi ng e ven ing a b out five o'clock it was supposed he was seized With a fit i to'Whiclf he had been subject, and expired from the severity'of the weather.- He was observed sitting by the road side late the same evening by a fiSherMan of More ' don, who wished him to go home; this he declined, saying, that he' would pr esent l y. Th e man left him, but, fearing the consequences-of his staying, returned, and renewed his intreaties 7 (though inet feEtually) for his 'going home. He was likewise ob served about three o'clock on Saturday morning by a boy who was driving a waggon to Wareham, 'and from his testimony he was then liVitig; though it app-' pears. he did not mention the circumstance to the carter; who was.in 'the waggon ; if lie had the poor man's life might have been preserved.He waS dis 'covered by his flitherabout seven o'clock, conveyed home, and every means used for his-imoiexy for several hours. A farmer passed the body just after it was found, and rode on without making any in quirieS respeEting him, or offerin,, , r the teast Assist ance him home ! V erdi&—:-Died h,i the Visitation of God. On Wednesday sennight an Inquisition was taken at Ne w port- Pagn I, Bucks, before '11: A. Re . tidal!, Gent. Coroner of the Holier ofl mpthill, tit)oii-view! (4 .- the 1y.4) , of Millisent Dash';' who, the: morning preceding, drowned herSeif in the river.. She was a YO' Iq woman in , the service of a 'Xi:5. Bateman, who Was upon a visit at Newport, ned was to have accompanied her Mistress to 1,414:4,{.,0 eof the day she: destloyed herself; ' but about , five ,o'clOck in the morning she,ieft the' hOuse where sti4 rtiided, and . irpon beilt soon after mi.Xsed, search was, imtne diately male for her, and her body was Ibund in the river abont tWohours afterwards: Evidence of the intelleets deteaSed being lately deranged hay-iii . been, given to the'Jury, a verdit:t of Lunacy' was returned. A. poor woman of the pari4h , of Lanlivery, Corn-" wall, Nva. Tast wctek deliVered of thr6.4hiltlten, are and' likely to lire: ' .• Q}:Etccas iv GENERAL—Mr. ASTI, LY, Eques trian. Professor, in'ast respe&fully craves' permission strongly to recommend his, Map of Germany; &c. being positively the mo st corre& ever published. 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Olt S.ittirday morning, at his house in Itertford.street, 1 4 414) tair, the Lady of lotto Dent,..Esq. hl; P. of a.Son. MARRIAD On Saturday last, at Sutton Courtney, in the County of Berks. Henry William Johnson, Esq . . to Miss Charlotte L'..l z I)eth Borne, The 'saute day, at Groat Waltham, in Essex, William. Lawrence Young, Esq. eldest son of Sir William Young. liart. te, Miss Louisa Tufnell, second daughter of William Tutnell, fistl. of Langkys, in the County of Essex. On SatOrd.iy sesninAht„ John Sweeting, Esq. of Kilve. Cnort, in Sonie'rset, to Miss Frances Hankey, daughter of the/late J. C. Hankey, Esq. of East Bergholt, Suffolk. DIED. Lately, at Bath,' Miss Whately, eldest daughter of Mr -, Wilittel), of Bel►nont, in th4t .011. Wednesday last, aged 75, MIS. Caldwall, wife of Mr. C.:M(lwatt, 'Engraver. In ine ►nonth of:December last, in the Parish of St. Eli. zahetti, Itche,:ca Mills, aged upwards of ►l3 years. Her children, grand-children, great grand-children, and great great grand.children, amount to 205 and oneof the Compa n►es ot L Militia of that Parisi', consisting of 'nor,: m. 41 6o persons.ot the name of Ebanks,_ is composed oilier ►ssue, besikios a number In other Companies. ( jainaica tiazette.) 1? It, 14 p FOCAS. ItiT RDAY. Bank Stack, Navy 5 per Lt. shut per Cent. 17 9 7.- I rish g per Cent. 4 per i cot; 77 j per Ccitr. 14ett. 66 II t. per Cunt Coi. shut ii.ank tong Ann. r 7 Ditto Short Ann. India Stock, • .ludia Bonth, IS. a u. Lachequet Bill_, par, as. is. dis. Quinturo,. 3 per Cent. deferred I inperial 3 per. Cent. Ditto Ann. ions. for Op. 611' 6z 4 6z Is4art Suuth Moltorl-stre::t, Grosvenor-square; le Editor, ,sce. , st-pa;,t),tn u tby addressed. 111,15 L 41.4% , Lrc. . 19. Monday ,evening last, about eight'oYlock, as three Gentlemen were returning to this City from the Pigeon-house, they were stopped between Ri n g s end-bridge and the Draw-bridge, by four foot pads, armed with blunderbusses, who robbed them of cash and . bills to a considerable amount. The principal of the gana caused the others to'return the watches ,which had been previously taken. , Friday evening last, about half past five o'clock, as a Mr. /4.0 w, of Ilainsford-street, was on his re turn from Clontarf, he was met at the corner of Lif fey-street, by three fellows, who robbed him of ltis watch, and then forcibly took him in their arms and threw him into the river; providentially the tide was in, and Mr. BLOW knowing how to swim, got safe to the Ferry-boat slip. Wednesday se nnight, at eight o'clock in the even ing, a most daring robbery was' committed - in the house of Mrs. Byrne, at Nrewtown, near Health-' field, Waterford. Three ruffians having entered at the rear, while she was at tea, immediately seized her, presented pistols to her head, and threatening, if she gave the smallest alarm, to take away her life,' compelled her to tell them where her money was, which they took, to the amount of 231. y therthen stripped the house of every article of value, and even carried off the bed-clothes from the beds : not con tent with which, they beat the poor woman in a dreadful manner, and told her they would thortly, pay another ;'isit 'to the neighbourhood. Another Company is to be added to the Royal Miners' Regiment of Militia. This will, it, is said, supersede` the plan lately proposed for dissolving that Regiment, and raising two Regiments for the County, consisting of miners and other persons in disct imina tely. The house' of Mr. John 'Sandwick, of Morpeth, was lately entered by some person having false keys, who, took out of the desk :1 pocket-bopk, Containing notes and bills nearly to the amount of pool. On 'Tuesday the pocket-book was found, which contained all the bills, but the notes were taken.out. A melancholy affair happened at the colliery of Higgins and Jones, near Ruabon, on Saturday se'n night : two of the workmen, on descending into a pit, were met by what is called the damp or foul air, and were killed in an instant. Neat day (Sunday) several of their fellow workmen had met at a public-- house in the neighbourhood, when two of them, more thoughtless and daring than the rest, swore , they would go down the following morning mid bring up the unfortunate men who had been killed : they were accordingly let down, with three others, on the same rope, but had not proceeded far before the two fell dead, and a third was so nearly sutfo- , cated, that upon being brought up it was with culty he was re , o% ered. Oil SatUrday se'nniot, in the 'morning', about two o'clock; the Cotton Mill at Garliew, near Cron, was discovered to be on fire; and iu the course of an hour 'Was' reduced :o ashes. On Thursday t - tiOrning Last, between eleven 4uld twelve o'clock, a' barn and stable situate at' Surley • ifhw, Oicin, the property b 1 0. 'Marsac4 Esc!: of Caversham Paik, were totally. destroyed by lire.--- The Nun • Nvas dearly full of :corn of different. kinds. The accident NVIS oceaAiOned by two, little boys light fire in - the stable, which cominunicated. to. the thatch,' - Early on Friday morning afire broke out in -the cotton-fielory belonging to Mr. Hind, situate in George-Leigh-street, 'between Ancoats and New toti4ane', which raged with such rapidity, that ,be fore any assistance could be procured, the building was totally destroyed, together with all the ma chinery, &e. On Wednesday last a very alarming • tire broke out in the 'dwelling-house of. Mr. Smith, butcher, 'at Chichester, situate at the corner of South. and West -streets, which caused great alarm for the safe ty of the adjoining houses.. Providentially it hap petted about eleven o'clock• in the morning, when plenty of assistance was at hand, otherwise the mis chief would have been very great. It originated from'. some ashos which a lodger's a daughter had taken alongside thebed in a wooden bowl-dish. On the 6th instant, about a quarter past twelve o'clock, a most dreaditil fire broke out in the exten sive work-shops of Mr. Thomas Woodcock, occu pied by Messrs, Wren, Corry, and Wm. Wood cock, cabinet-makers, &c. in Fishergate, Preston, which consumed the whole premises, except the counting-house, in about half an hour. The da mage is estimated at 24001. of which 7001. was in sured on the building, and 8001. on the stock. It is supposed to have been occasioned by , one or the ap prentices having taken the glue-pot off the fire pre vious to the men's going to dinner, and a live cinder sticking to the bottom, probably Set the shavings on fire. Owing to the great exertions of Lieut. Col. Tomlinson, the Office's and Privates of the different Corps, aided by the exertions of the Gentlempn and. Inhabitants of the town,tlie greater part of the cabikt furnitun, books, papers, &c. were saved. Likewise an immense qpantity of deals, mahogany, &e. was removed to the different premises adjoining, which prevented the flames from spreading, the con,e quence of which would have been very serious.— The workmen lost all their. tools. On Tuesday last a Waggoner, driving his team throtigh Bishop's Waltham, was knocked down by his horse's, and the wheels of the waggon 'ran over his.body,, which killed him on the spot.. The ae. cident was occasioned by a person incautiously ing a gun from a 'blacksmith's shop as the waggon was paising„ at which the horses. took fright, and ran away. In the severely cold dark night of Thursday the 1 2til iIISL two I:l;ciseOfficers lost their way in going from Luxillian to Lostwithiel, in Cornwall, andafter wandering a considerable time on the Goss-Moor, were nearly exhausted, whew they were discovered, by their groans, by two tinnors going to their night ly Lib Oar, ho kindly relieved than, and thereby mi Ist probably . saved their lives. On 'Tuesday last - 'John liambly, the industrious cultivator. of a little farm at Treyvithen, in tbeTa rish of St. Kew, Cornwall, had the whole of his wheat and b.n Icy in the stacks - consumed by Are.- 7 Suspicion falls upon his female pari..,ll apprenti::e, who has absconded. Lms DON : Pyintitt by R Cii.kl(l) HAI2IIIS, of No. 4, .MartigttcoFl, ; an.l l'ahlitimi , b) ILIA at the SuN.Ovvics,No. S trand ; wiwre /ideerits ;Wen iS 01 fitTa for th e 11 4 p e r, Letters tier th Ltli4DC)l 4 l - MARK 4'. 'Gd . TIN MARK-.1.A NE, Le' AS, Meal Weighers, Dtv.:. to thoi4to of Qv. tlae., new-Ad.. 3i_ Quartc.6 at bo od iJ7 at ti ll 011 21; at , 13Ii 74+ ,---- at 63, od 4 I.) at ort od 2,5 s 4t 61i od --- at oo od l 2 a t 5 9; od ti;.} ------ at '56; od Vi --- at 5 i.; od 54 -- 55 , .1 x..J7 r 53 , 9 . 4 8 4/ --. 5 1 , 1 . 3'l at 66a Ott I 352 ------ at jis od Total 12857 ,2ttait-ers.—Averagt; 655. —cf. ,• 94d. ltiglicr than 14St Kt:Lulli. • • . RETURN OF WIIE By itlcssr, - . CHILD and N' Lnctutting only from the 9th agreekibl) to 8 Quarters at 78s od 44t -- at iss od 372 --- at 74$ od 222 at 73 od g 9 1373 t li2 at 71$ od 4 06 444 19 1 ,i OD, at 67$ od from Dec. A to D RETURN OF' FLOUR, Sacks. 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'. . - New,. ltridge,street. , 0 tie , 41L ,nytrits of your LEAK V.'s PATE lsif I lA , L'!„ - t if Da!, niunit.ate to you the foliowinivCUre.which li' , 'i tec"-- cry pt' tw" pzitiatined •by thins:— An A c4uainiano of " liti ' '' ',.ied 4 c b o re n aking out of an , old Venereal COlllpi3lo (al te' l i o ,I3i , IpiiC:iiiol t of disorders arising therefroni),vv.o "',' u ;e10 11 : t ni-st to a Skeleton ; and althou di he had the .hes. i preat advice vi which - coul d be obtained,6and tried •a VarietY a i to s uit hisicitte"othing could be.procured which twgale'luest suit i - cas e ,._ orvtionadboiehissfititia:tyit;sifrfvoitc,%;.oh e e r n e r a s t:ti u n i e:V e to fell ' L l . t e ::::::: i rt . a h nd e dsciaarcseol,y,antt to walk 0T evc" to Ito , 01., pridossio - his legs • in ta c t Bible " . no one win) knew him over siippost, ,tit pie tor him to r ecover . li e . t •. t . 1 last tO t ' 1 - 0 0 gi.l.ol:_Heeio9 health, ~ w , ,i , :I n t d t h s et, an .: a l - i ! _ C . a c ' u h r , y a ‘ d rein n u a d t I t '' , a ev i IFe k n i ' ;l; r isY,:c':;e:ri c 6 t l l l *;' l . it o t t t : 11°11 1 . 1 0 ::: a si o ar: 1- 1 . -i n brar l y e , tbilud' f!! s ) .tr.t. pr9cecd, a nd by taking a l'"w' boxei inor. ‘ o vili : :10.t a u p ar pe i t t i . t i e t sahnocluisdtrbeeti:tohicr:hlJti,y, retiffn, 2 fl u 1 , - yes-V og# an alteration tor ,the bettor: th is`lit.e fool an, to seer tiny person tame for a conlirrnation 04 1 4 Ten ! July s 8 ' •' ' - 0. i oi-, , . . Prepared And Sold b)i . the Sble Proprietet,,..ageohto T.f..,lonitk.sStoiri,leyourYol,lbdajint huniibilleclesiivarit 1,. i), , , y, rwyLo ß , Member of the 100 g-olleo pt '' t , Where; Loliffitl:ltcontiliatohnsistla-Inotirsees,idNenoc. e g o , fNinewoiltrii)clagen I: 6 o ‘t r e ty j . ;' , l* . In g Pradtic -•- '' ' • ••reat " • I those .living e particularly &reeled to the ?a zure ,„ 0 , o ve eralon in . both Sexes, with.. that inviolahle 0 0 ff .?" ' Men .of 'his Profession should al.WaY.s ebse„rijo'r' C.*Plaluti, and those incidental` to the * w ail ituysl'Elittnlse4dh...minipzl,,ftiiur,tclrretirai,.i:lol4vnisiC,elts b li kii i i d ci : a n: sii i s ia t srt . a i li e it e ei cv ? ,i t ac e .iitl g aur t: e t : ' - c , iliac' of PA:trained, and void of a inlii ! ; u i ty. . ~ie r tee a Also ,sold, sing at a distalce, at the Purthrner's, N. i i' St i n o a ‘ "l y t t er Sl ' t s r , CNe So 4'. u :' i lbj ;- it b sib° r l :ig i° 6 3.lt , kgli El liSi di :t n :4l b citN t i t 'lr r °l : :i h ilYt i ?hM:6l.Pi.still'n:lles°:;:;ll:33l:::iivlestS'i:C:;:ol:llt:: • „.„_. i t. Mr.,.Callwell'i:, Dublin; Mr. •liillinge's, +.• - r o cr! L.."_- tkitlion's, Lain :by tine e{ o 1 In too ‘- o un t . e stO n frablc Tow Great:Britain and Ireland, i n :, 0;' 94. each, sealed rip with full aria Pliiilinilcilos twittr i t Y wh 3s ere' by persons of eith..r Sex In3Y ea il '' l ease, s N. .. peed, s&recy, andrsa4ty. g ;, ~ with . s tain B. Every . itox sold in 4. real Britain is...: scaic c ' I !!",,ftrtt e I ,p , on which, by favoUr of il,e Counniisoliers, I[64v 't at thd titansp.office "T. , N „.„4 • New ' 0 1* wet,- to . ' .' . 1 AY(L)f' ' ' ar“°' . . "'lmre which - is I' elony arid all others . c