The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-14 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. DEMI-OFFICT4L. „ „ STUTOATiD, IiCT. et).—OurCourt has published r - PAlaration of its conduA in the occurrences which have - recently happened. This Paper is so far rqinarkable that. it ,ez:plicitly exposes. the false policy of Austria, who has obliged' the different States of Germany to:zSeek-shclter under the &ti p:N.or of,.the French, vs their natural proteaor.— Tha substance of:the-Declaration is as , follows : Its the last War the Eaxeron, of; Wlrrtimiscito. fulfilled his duty with the greatest exaaitUde, and till very . lately,, he has d:seliar t ,aed the • whole of his obligations to the liome of Austria. tliereforc, rea.;c;mbly e` poi'},' ,' that the . Court of Vienna would Ina ke powerfill exertions:in fiVour relative to Negntiations which implicated 'his' re sikottAbility . tut his, expectations ware by . nn Means Duringthe -khott 'interval of Peave, the-ro ccedings of Austria . to.yards Wirtenaberg • clearly .was 110 grateful recolletaion 'of the sacrifices made by the latter to.the former. Anin- . dernnity Vas refused for the necessary provis'ons and allowance furniqhd , t s .6 the . . Austrian, Trohops during the War, and for which .a •pay t ',9l)CTie. had alien previously and rogularly promised. \ ...They also rz.'aipci. to restore the A rtillery they had.'.obtained a loan 5 and at :.the , last Diet public .tuaellina, tif)t:s were entered ir k to . I ,Virtemberg. At .A.)etubly .the ,Austrian ~gitvoy declaimed in int;nsperate la9guage , agirt,„klw tights t Dircaoi - v t or the ; ,in C, ! z.in(il . die Erdpire „declared A c self, 'decidedly tr the. COurt. of Wirtemberg tivt.diftercncs 'with' the Nobitity,,of . th 6 Empire: however, these insults excited no alterall2p ju n thg isrlircitr e — Tspoiltioticrch - e:At...qc94.'to the Court of Vieone .ar4l ilk) (.11SprlfC5 c latch. occurred at the pviession t9f, - aOhei c.-qttestration, he displayed' conk sideri7l3le condelcintscon to "AliStri;t... After . t his, th e '`le t<sr°catty l`sot that his country Would be tite?nre of w-r, •incl 4'l war tiwhich , tarts' by DO means n 1-liS first c.rc- was to obtain the necessary guarailtee thenentrality of his territories,.and he therefore'-applied tcy,the Court Of Berlin, and openedetinft..derated intercourse with the Ele(:,toral Courts of - Bavaria'', 'Baden, Hesse, and with the Court of 1 - lesse . :I)artnstadt,-iir order' 'to preserve the right of Neutrality to the Merid:onal (4r,cleA of the n Empire ; but the..overturo:s birthe Court of Berlin ,contained negatives, and ,the cliff-. fe f renceand di - stance it other. Courts prevented the proposed measures being completed.. : Tt?„, interval the ~A,ustritm l:',llv9y..„.cornmtmi cated the Note which .his Court n but presented to the i tOperial 'Courts of , Paris and Petersb . urgh ; Ut.,,this overture waS produCtive of any.eoEll-. Liti:ileati(,ll. 'the EL:v . oy (\l. S'' IN II E tvr) pro- . ~4, r ved all irri penetrable 3i 10 ti ce- . --afterAai.ds. be prod,. question-to Minister 'for •Foreigri , 4k whether a fiemantl ilakbeen .rnede on the pars :submit to her disposal the Troops,.Ar t . and ,Provisi anti; of thei Court ot AVirteratierg ?' Tic was tla.idca sensible of the : indecency ..of sath an Stiii; it : that,po snch,dernatici ills been inado.by 'Affairs, retrtained thus si twnicd urn il produced at tlie Diet th o ! , ,:1 3 rat i • ''' ntist the .11 t.)Stile :oprepa- LtNnEri,and the Imperial were iiilt-rrogated,' - but the ()lily an-, r'. coo "lcl be obtained was, • the - Au- I, mccivecl instruCtions relative . 'afl,w.-3 ',Abided to." In short, the Austrian ewitetript 'of the rlaht of nations, and 1..;e Conititutton.DC, the . Empire; Mutidatcd the, .Xl'6l'4lll :• . .tafes,-and extended itself hitt; High and a' part. , of the PoisesttiOns Wirternbcik. The: irruption of • these Troops - produced ethie quenees which must 'necessarily be considered as fists Of, hotility-,the Sobjtits ofthe ELieToa •were cow r wi .to board and lodge th'e Austrian they wer.c., forced to work at theintrenchments.and tOt‘tifications, and ,weru obliE;ed. to . furnish. exttraor cititilry supplies of bread, hay, Barley, an4,,meat J, they , wu.e'lleptived 'of cattle, shoes, and :,...ar uutuu.;,-the.y.....were—threatem4..,with-militacy-faw and that all their imhiictLigistrAtes should be sent prisoners into Ausi'ria. The Austrian Commissary *loge, , she. riouptry if his rentrisipons V: 7 l- i opiled with. Stibjeas of sais Thigh , • (-.;". , ,:i)oica to set . y.'llie the. Ari'irc' arid its follo\i/ers,weie dis•-• pnywr-catrl'i.tpit: \vhic'th the Ai watlted y, ii licit the specie in the Eledeiral 11 t!o. reitioilq..-anees made te the 'Aus-' ,'re `irtO 'eflttel-, -till at • provaed• by the hostile er:itirt Of Vienna, passed the Rhine, w ,.' ecC into the State of Virtelibeir." 'An Coinraiiiszll47' inunediately came to Stitt. virdt, and, ,fratre:.l tivql);-i Mentirch'p'erceivett with poio that reduccd .to disagreeable a Ohm tion, awl. H005!;ii...;! , .... for hitti to :afford ny 15,.; 401 - .olnooliot charige the face of His flightless would cm-. brixe such 'rth.‘asiire , ..i as inightbel,ensonant •to the +.x t: fare of .his Conitry. . - Fret: the Cutomissary to v. L(r ll). t biS was'disgracef ( host:n—it was the idoni 'teal M. IN: STvirilmaT, IN 110 Contentionsilad always dis,-; p,3): +l au l iitoroperaie agaititit.,.till.l GO. Vt.'llllllont Wirtcmht!rg, and had constyptently in enrred of the ,1 , y,,F, (7 ,r0n. At the moan lit. !! .!'',t orcuple4 lq French Troups,, the appcar tiiisplacctl, and ill even for the , ialt-ty of M. r , : i.O /1$ 80011 :134 a of alLirs- when Ilk MA . d t „ .; , ~f t.i Fir:NC.ll . alJ%ccl \vitik (journal der(liiiMerce) • havo no other Troops hero Vi: m,0r .'20.7" ( tip( corn -141 Altlrshsl whos t i yCF-_I~CI J 1 this Clty f;ince thccvittili.ttion !•1;:4i1 i 1 ;r , h • t Of (1:f; t (ft Y.l before. 9 . t00k I ("dir oci:iliLc,t;rl-4;,0(.1 ordered rtf:Gr.,sii-A , .;r, 'lf) 1%.70 -y - ar • 4 AMISBURGH, OCT. .11? - 1 t!ilt a small Corps of Aqittians are hHI ;:i F. , .teiAcii, from which they will soon 'be. tr, Among the Troops which forni this Cof c ps of tip 'Army ire the Cairassiirs'of the Arclidtil D'Entifti suf fered; so" much at Land erg. Within these-few days there have been some-partial at:tions in Upper &labia, in which Gen. Viil4l:AmmE forced the Aug trims uncier Gen. Wra.t.rskEat..,toabandkin alkhoitt.po.-; sitions, and penetrated to . theiren tiers of. the Tyrpl. He took 3000 priEnnel-s . rt teuthkiiy7h: Army Concentrated on the Northern Frontiers . of the I .Pyrol foe the ~invasion 'of that Cotintrk to amount. to 30,000 men. , Gen, WOLF 31tEttx.'s Corps is 'still in the City ; and environs of Bregentz. lie is to' defend:the . 1. - oral:berg, and will be joined by the Militia of that Country. • . . , PA g OC:T. '27.-1 es teruay • t noon .all, the. 'Austrian troops who were here were in motion, and about three delo(,1,:. they I - parched off all their i)ag4;gii. .In evening, they returned,and,.took post tn . the Inustadt, At. the same tone. fburiirches in e..:ich-of the, bridges'oVer-the litntihe and, the lni vere„broken down. A„nurnber boanoch lot:eat:A to r, s tnove to a gr:.',lter, distance .the brrats oaded with sill, of Which there were above. Irea*.lNixbolet, --LowER Ruv I:, Nov. 6.7 p-We I p arn from I,Vilua; zr Litintaniti; ,111:4 a `iie . Cy' Army of .iitt,outp.,,, men, composed of .choserif.l roOpA,, nod among others MOSt of the flettimentA of ,Guttr s ti, 'is assenibling th 4 neigth!)Cnirboo;..y, ; . ikamilvE6,-4111arnbiurgli, IV,itcrcoril. c:_ utte n. burgh, t Lisbon, t Dti!ilin, 2 I,VittOrtora. PitICE ()1' STC)CKS 'nab u 44 'rWt r. v . Ceti:lols . . .rttect. "" _ : - E ST7 N. SOLXM S.ll- 1 1S 131C.1.12X - FALUUM AtinEATl ' ' ' L D Ar D TittittsDAY, oilL:42.mt It, ISOS. . 'WE. are happy to state, that Dispatches have been received front Adininti (..;O(;;naAN)., \Vhich . say lhat the 'yellow feyer, which threatened ' t snch dreadful . ravages in the ~LeewarcLislands, had-entirely eeAsed.• befote the 19th of Sepernber. No ,furtbei. iiitve•yet 'been receiyed froin Admiral Lard Cottc-wow*, The Vessel which' pasied Plymouth, and,' v,:hich wa supposed tO 'die Etirjalits; ‘C . oll) , C.tur‘:'d, the 4.7,0/us, Pit/i''aTE accounts from Viehtia, upon the' antli6- rity of Nk..iiieli'vve'phtee the utmoAt reliance, state, that tt:e Anstrini.,eab.ilet is not in the least dismaj e& by , recent.lossei; but, on the firrnly . (l - c= tetinined.to' maintain 'the Contdst . wit4 France with all ,the'Resonices .of the 11ron'are):1;..,1* Austrian Army' of I,(lervo 4g . sembled not fat 'from' Vienna, ready to ael circoln— .stances may. require. • the lojes of the French, jh,the differeht aioos . 'since the - cOrritifencement of the Camp4igri' wo are. assured; throttgli the *,'ttne channel, •anionitt -to 1,,0t less th4n.tl i tirty thousand teen..:'` At die date of the last :Adviees from noTlin Lad . fiAItRO'.V.BY h3d not then arrived ti re. We.are not, yet enabled, therofdre,-to ; say any thing deci,fiVe,iiiith re.ip•-461 the Oooduft at PraSsia, lthough the is every reason to ibelie‘'e: that the re , , - nit of Lord-• I,\lLision be • FOUR Hanthuriff : 1 ;-;1',,tho. , due on Sund f ay and Wednesday, se'nnight, and Sunday and Wedrlesday la it, arrived this inornitfg.• Ile . following mc.:: 'the principal articles ,ofintelligenpa :which they bring : VEc: Ewa, OCT. 66..-4-fi the Emperor dt 1111.sia is e:qiededhere in the cnn u of the ensuing' weak. ,It is said-that noYal Elighnais the CilAKt.y3 will tike the cornriwild of the of Get Epoly, ,064.:thiA tlrat of Italy,, will be ccutimaticlect by the' .A,:vehdulto FAxt DIN A 11.0,, GerK.Tal 1 1 / 2 1AcK is arrived,berc and it is has brought prcii),) , 7.itic.:lkiol,Ptiacp; but kinliths,tlwy. arse very,l4o4ot.trabl‘., acceoto , .. (vnou Om 0 u 3 Arek. dula; CHARLE.S 4 Minister at War anci:Conitiufficler in Chief hi Itkily, has copitnutikated ttitykeii his ITead- i 9.ll4yers at St. SteTlicn's, that,th Enemy, on the tt4th, at five in themorning-, commenced Itoitilities by a , brisk Are of artillery and 5111 all artr.ll oil sf.:vt . ira r t ppititsf4lt: objeEt ',vas to etv - ,r,ar;tt ;lic," .`l..t.Wptioti of tio4 Army at several places, and:attempt 4:: ly.is , !,a and he in laft sticceede4 pcp'i:;i l ig the l!y91:,110;te Ve'l9ll2, aim at t!QqAvigo, The passpw, - e at the fOrtuer of these 'A :I ( vs- . mild o ,„it ho cc,otestcd with hic.t, on ;,cconnt ( ilk aciyatitageotti protete,l by (%Istel ana ilnit at, Ow Litter it was tavourvd,hy a strongly fortified;:kland'inAlie-.A.div, and the as... si:itarica of several tnills and boats. • • His }loyal Higlio;:,Njudgmg tit It riJa witl 4 enc)tigh to rc.strig C4dien.t, I,vutild be . trong resist.the m v near Vernlia, r ' (Ai tilt . O. T pruCLL the eveutiq-;, the cei.tre of ills Arai / tuwanh Cgtal Sato, it or, W to att:ip( t E k p..,11?:" break in three colilains, at,. Vi14,;110, and, St.- Stelibano di INTinem, ricearEiina6,(l. - Ile eid . not, h0w.e . 4.-er, NV0 40 .0 att4t3)l4 l i cit the Bauk of the Adige'in the night and *tr634El. his' bridge.--- His Royal High4teks on uri 1114, t itk k;:irned that the hinny - had itii titier Afton ed the heights he had occupied near-Verona; and re . - ...tired 117.1,1C441e.alailiely of Castel.,...Ve.rchle,ilid-that-- he had left otthtil stdO - 60143nelost, under the ifrO teation of his batteries, which his Royal lllmsiess proposed tO•attaek.the nest day. , - ..- .- '`The Enernyhes,*as yet attempted nothing against the 1) , 1 1 4,.fiet . against theTrOOtist . _pdsteff !On' tile Inn. The battles lie has' been - obligedio, 4ght. in the en virons of Ulm have greatly 'wehketied his Arrny. His Majesty:. the . EmPeror: and King; sacs the same Gaz . ette, accompanied; ,by . Count T_.. 4 15181.:11 . 11, hays set out for jlteAustro-RUssian Wing on.the Inn, in order to make, in person such , disppsitions. as cir 7 Cumstanca roily reqi,tire. .: -' ; . ' It ikaiiclithe .A."'rchi - bake CuAttt.Eswill-leave Italy, .... find likepiie, r9pair to that Army; l. w4f,nce he will return to . this cit y with his auo P ust ... to.l ' ( tiler to re ceive the Emperor of Russia.. 'I he beatiquarterg of this Artny, ,which has been joined.by..a strong Russian dfyision, are at Bratinau ; * the pril....:lpal Corps. of the aussian Army is ,more; in.the rear, atv.j. General ... INUTUSiDAR has his head-quarters at Lin,.' • General 1\41.%(.A;.- his been sent Provisionally :is. a . State Pri- sonr to'l3ronß, 'where a CounLil of: \V4r . will be held -,l ,upon his cOndnet,;. :. •-• : • .: -.•:••' '" .. tl I'Ass.tt../,1A)1.4T..A0,---The-. , Fortress -of Oberhaus, treir Pa4N" . aol:' having been clos4 . 'bl . Ockaded by . the'Austrians tild ItuSsinti;,,''and after` being tWlee ,suiiiinon, - ;(1,' rein 314 g ., tp.surrehder, NV2l‘ t;-q-T.Trarried by assault av fit e- in the inbrifing. • - • . 1 Ki r N.i.t,F . , Tqii'c , '. V.;-=..-..Creiteral.:litiiT;kW. ' 6601154 a Ciirup . neig - NV ' . .:113j., .on .i the g rit . ro. - ; 4. r;rout 8 .:4 i L.-2 7 .... burgh tos-I,in7; ,, toavoid being turned bythe-FrenchJ Army, the- right' wing Of w.hich Was to. irrive near -, Sal iilh114:;11 'al 'the '.•.! .:, tit 810401AI- 4 , ita ._ gr d inder,l4;t ,; form a,itiz - 16tion with, the Russian : ' 041), w:hichare ort ~ their march;and With the'reintbreements of the llc reditary States. • We are,assured that, besides these,. 5 o,oo,Q , ,rpeti .frorn 'the ..414. of•.ltaiy Itro,achiancinig,, by tot eeil 'Mat 4 oj , !s . .. into Austria, r and lie to `be re- - pl.icect'by 11,..nS , iians from'Corfu. '"' . ,IIANo1it?,,11, . No' ;.- s.— r We .ate , amitred ,that ; the 1 3 1.ussian TroolA havT, - receivettorcierS to halt, and to . remain vVheietht''.y . may`ll:iPperr to be. ' There is much t•dik .of a Contention said to be conelnded on the. 3 14 : . of, Oetober, by virtt4e. =Of which the Eleaorate of Hanovcrr will `..1.,. occupied, ..„..... ........... ....... by . -30,000 Prussian Troops, for the maintenance - of Which his Prussian Mtlesty will provide, and the EleCtorate for the rest. ~I , t. is added. bier contraas have airc . .q . ciy, been signed ft. - >r the ,4:4pplies xiecessgy for this Army. The Russian Troops which were at r4in;en have passed the Elbe On theist inst. and will arrive ip feN.v days at Fallerslebetr, Meinersen, and Glfhqtn. 14**RANKr•chtT, OCi:T29'.—Letters from Suabia as-' sert,;that the Emperor of the French admit t ed Gen. MACK ; before his departure for Austria, to several .• audiences', anti gave hire two Letters, written with eiWrl hand; for the Err - Ten& cif Augtria, in . one of which he highly praises the plans of General M whith, lie says, only, failed because he was not se ' conded by'his Gener4l3; the other Letter the trwererNAPocrozz makes Very liberal propositions to the Emperor of Austria, to induce ii in to make a separate Peace, Al.Ack; is tho only one Of the ~, s ith;trian Generals who has obtaiiia permis,ion to cross the French Army, and return into Austrili by..the way of Munich... It is believed likewise that the l)ispatelies tran,:initted by the EMl peror of the French to the Arelichle FERDINANTD (; P I-11;141S Ass) Propositluu Ql-•ii,l•3(t. • • HANBuitt.l,ll, NOV. .8: 7 -1,ord reacly arrived; j,.l4i,ney where his presence will decide nutters. Goneral CU..Wa-; put into prison as sooty as he arrived at Viet4p, where.. 4 councilef War will be held on his . conduet. ooilridhotly"Foi?brted . 01;.re' .. 4n Offensive ;ma 15,thentiive AlliAnce Ltg. , ,v,qen Boisoia and Pro i i is • ecNiiinded and signed, 1 7 ;c - ,.terc!;ty rnpruing 'PRl.Ncessg — s AP‘i;Uhi'A; SOI'IITA, kooft)pittied by Lady \ Attb Gen.';Fitrrtitoit , , and Col. Tai-Lant, rode on Itorseback in Windsor Great Pint', • fits .IWv4s - l'Y 1143 t sitad . 4gaili. yesterday moritit.v4, lialf fkiC4,:the Du of" Yon 44 altii?ed 6c':\VitiO'sof fiOni t Wit, 41, 4 rett*Lieci again at lonr 0,"olook.' i4l `rile DtyKif. of CAMBIIIDO4 set off from Ins apart, nt , 4tits in St: Jartv.is's Yestq-daygtterlitoon,4t o';:lock for.Windsur. _ Y. , . , The I as Comman der in Chiet of the British Army, to, Serve on .tlae Coptmeat, wa.ssigned; Understand, Or fits' .71.;STV 0 on ,'.ijitarday last, , . : • • ii gallant E,,r1.-of 4\16,01*-, it is said, goo scconci in WI ri) Mid Ott that: important service,ih the sioing at the Q.. 4 1 .0.40 tleire of a certain Personage:. 'l4le:prineipal. command. of the Army in`lreland is entraiited Oe.tierals : . MA ZIX.I' FL-oYD, till the aryl..., 41 VI a.new Colinalandtir in Chief, '`{t-sterilarii , Coet of t Direaors was held•at the In. (141-11,4•,e; when Captain DU:S:II2OI{D was ihto of the ';Ctrs,, cm:Wiped. Evtithay and china.' i 1 fl P PATF, c lti' , L 1 , 4" BREAIEN., ()cr. 23 180-: ~ Wlthe • ! !AT ....iC VAG 'Of PRUSSIA Will do is yet a my.;- , terious doubt ; his. preparations for War arc ini:• inense, and; that he is disatisficd with BONAPARTE:I infringement of his Neutrality is well known • btu it is Much feared that the disastrous fate Orthein • penal Army, will intimidate him. The advanced Oterrd of the - itussinn Troops which landed in, Stral~ 'sued arriycd on the 2(ith inst. at Zell i . but. their tttrther mot ementi..are not knewn here. , It was confidently asserted here today on Change that his.. Prussian ,Majesty would not permit,the t l l lre rg. n p c: ll. General Co m manding Officer, in Ilane'Ver , to provision :th e , garrison of Hameln, an d that he had consented la,allovi a Swedish Army to march Me.flilenbargh. Certain it is,? that tho tgeneral in East Friesland has receiver Orders not to • allow any Yreneli Troeps from Holland tp,enter the .Elea orate of Hanover; and the Eietkor .rif Ifsse' Cassel has absolutely refused to p er m it a Corps of 13 art 00 'of Bnou's :Troops marching' through Ili; country to join the Army in Bavaria. . Alany, .well•tinforrn .. ed people here seem to c orlt.. is it:ill 61 '" th '' ' t . 111 . I ' .tratic"i ;Ind pN t,. spo 4cnJg reu.ons - 14'11th:fn§ as usual Next past I h od tr) he at" ''') must ilzlit tli)bu:e,Yrii:c.:lli7aceit:ovr.a doübt that , k 1 ~ 1 1 .tt 1i n k . :( h b , - h i s b v ' e lt ` ' 1i)tt11111 d of Bcrlti, in saytisotuiatiiitig inbre.ltt'drale.:kceintsiitNi 'ait-iiii } s it l ir 1 1 ::: :: * --VAjESTY, ..1 • - :, . , • , rt :_; . ..,Frii,07 . c1i sairoLs-ill°1:::71611:111: 31. : . ' '- i tofhttriierial:Aniiiei ! 'l'i d eln . " [ / 1111. an - a 4 • l' `.' l-111i*er) ' ' ußfiirotpite.ly: * i n t'6,111e44;' 011 ; 4 . ; tliok.;l2 We 1130 , at..nttitl.,illy tl;el 7 rench de.7.trgerato:l aceOnnts be tli6se melancholy events. .Ho WeVer, their vieteriew- lave bFer - i b dails- °right , :.tS, the. most' •Mollerlitd priviic tail' 1 4 'lC'qegs.:froni; th en e„*.'e.pf aelion statt ;,1, 14.1teti thld wotindad.to be upward s of forty-ti:jor of ,their'best troo ' ' ' . ' itti; . in . , t n : its r :i ep tl." :: :,,, r o t i i: ne i d t i i or aidara:lfii,_'l,dalutti,,ldoktitt:loyit',ldriiiii.c.iy:tnlitei artltill,..:ltiii.:a,:ibl.)::::ll,.l . „,, 1 ha 0 .Lll...grt* Ifklinber of his ,Ariny—sorneracuoicit; tea r tlimisatj, others seven 'and eight thotilin t !' :11f t1'.11.-Algit'llflykiiot been able to nliee ill).. L'Pc' -ut • - ' " ,;.tny , 'cei-tain original, yet' as tlit.:y seein tecoraa from • so. 2rilln: , ) quarters; they Ontain , very Unir:eT:orb.eliet of ' fl't}° ' The PrUssiariArroy has taken po ssession TPr, and the. Freuch have retKeatect to, 1 41001 " , 4 ,... transport of bread, oxen and Wine, 4t4ined 10 1 : t'd! T o m G7 o::: ii : t e s: . n: n r t:i 6 :l) ll f 4l Q: H rm al ai e i tb o d ei v . q t g e : 4 :2: s lii s t n , el ti t i ,e r rceP' tad bY the Prul.':3. who commands in Hameln., had ordered the suktirt?' of that ibitress to be burnt, tP PrOVe s A P °sBibilit:! e Of his being annoyed from them. ',,,,„ b 5, net\S. i'oefitaß:erlianlsobacrstrtaiwins:vieerodef:uit'llithtPivilirsaitr-vth°: n a if t s o 4ee re c elL: t s e. t rat flt ex tellr cul thisl: C‘i.t p ill : 13 1 1:46. : No te resPeaing the Anspach bUsilargi to "1/ ?tali "Troop strong terms. It is said to 4CCI,Ise th e f' 7-- r . ;m in and their Commanders of cruelty' and opir ess 4 t i s) lan t :vt a :r., 97 . and. sm their Chief of treachery' Ili f9? " l, d their march through Auspach, in direa opPo'''""„ to respeet, and :thficNhellintsrall'itrusy wsillaniCh«.l-1811;';:ntYt?billi:Ile:ya flignaelf to support. It .'haS not yetfound its N ~, into . q . , ° te i tion very much if •it Will; for the FrVnch '. ilitlll ' there commands the Press entirely. •• - d r• S. Since writing the above, •I ern 1116:Trne o f that Hanau, a FortreSs.belonging t e the Liol°-1.,• Hesse Passel, near kgrard&r.t, is prorisioncd far • rnonths. ~ . . . r... , '- . ' ' 4 1 ' ' ' to . cilP" . , Ai:Aunt.* fican.lla n Overlan .'Minden se am . firm the defeat of PERNADUTTE. ai ii iektc:l,\ ; ittilicidt:l;to,:it i lli e lt.t,h f: : :7:l o6 n raot,i y tri:n i of hi ocifitir p iltt r yl o i.a.: ; ---- o : ( n ii : pd,i e v r i i,, t :r i i:iii, . t i . cl i c i y i s6 l aic c io b oti\e l f )l lo :o:: i t v,, i i r ) :i y : r . ) l : i i ii : , &glre ...- .1-,. -; ,-- . :4•••• •. , ' '-- i ••• o n ~,, , - .„!$ 10,3,,? varvicaliftriy noticed, Tbey..e,r) -it . u ot i:J: c. i v c rY e ti g p ins t P r e:D:t u s_ : lll 4, ':;: ol :;t d c i v t n ian ( i ) ei t t i , : i '• g :i s :: e : t e. : o c i riej : Ll i t i j i ll:3y t e i: t : i':e : ll s ;ll.lll.‘s)::, " the t d • ;• .1' d" . 'the • ' 1 4 , , 111P ,•i f, 1.,,,..,„ „iit , Lrout ittLcres , the eaapit,,i M'ivtlich (n clpital that is 1 alre3o V6ll' siderabii) o.teh man, When • ite :11:III btriiriiiinV,ds-4 :114TVil, will 00)4 , a PrivaW.pension quite c.Aoll_,a that giyen at Chelsea, anti which Will be very 1/P. l superior to : it.. fly this laudable establishment, 3 soldi4r, '<Mance, entitled by hi./ seliice to Ow L.;beise3 ,iili• ema having the regimental lidueity, w,."" °lt, his, discha%o be ~ • 4 veri t:ffisfortable in aid in • soilee hell in the absolute to iser,iou ot a in t, .0,1 0 self, in fiii old age, haPPfnestf,-:•Withont work, toll; or trouble. On sy the 'grand trial of skill between -till cliderent Uiae Corps in the neighbourhood of Loa," (1°1,3 Was.fitylly conclatlyti, after a continuance .4)1 'cal eig,ltt 'clays. 't.;‘)licei.,. lug that the pLibli4. must 'be very' attach interested in die clegree,,(,), iPl4)gr-'6.3 whidfi'elhQse Voluno.*rs., ihitre, lilaie*.3‘l,_ nal'4s.tuen, Nititcrbave undertakeii lb,' iietlift'SerCl(!! °I.- thtt rirk, We presLtilt our 'leaders with! /;:orrel return of.the ill -jog, as So/Jetted livil tile alittutc.. a the different utnp.res : 1)1:1:e of CuinbrlAild' C.:rre, of . -5113rP ShQl'44" fill Hon. Arntlay Conip.inys pols, 57. Hackpey 44.4041tieu, ',46. Stil of 104.i0n it itiollen, 3 4 . . . ..,, Duke - of SusteAti Loyal .fifordi Britons, -33. Loyal SouttiYearX itislo4lo, 3,1*