The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-02 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE I3ATAVI.A•N:.STATE COURANT OF NOVEMBER 25. While this Paper was at .Press we received the Frahkfort Letters to the 20th. 'k Vienna. is invested by the French,* but not yet entered. The first Paroles appeared before the 'suburbs on the 9th. On the loth 16,000 ,medar- I-IO at Neustadt 13,000 tip .:the Prateri and 34i,000 more in the vitinity of Neusidler.. Apart of eyeneral WOLF E} Corps, from t2' to 15,000 men, had been ' , cat off and forced through bia into Anspach by a .Column under i‘lashal ; AtTGE: REA,' ; General W0t.,E,K1 , ,t, has .already 16.4 pa 'a.rt of -his baggage and artillery. ; A - part of the French 'bare . penetrated as far as:BotZeo.. in- the Tyrol. The rotrison of Seharnitz, which was on its retreat, to. Inspiliek, was. cut of pear Saalfeld, .and compelled: teaay down their, arms; We are assured that the. rtench are also at Lintlau and Bregentz.' 'flie following important intelligence is official . ri•-itrt'• Paris :---According to an imperial Decree of Roirnaire 17 (Nov. f,i), is sued: at Lintz, an Army, of the, North is established; it is to Cons . qa of Di -vi atiins, two of them to stationed at Antwerp. ert, van of the Army of Reserve- at .Mentz- is to. roan another Division, and to be stationed at: !tiers a fourth , Division is to be forfued out Of the • van of they Arnly of Reserve at Sttasburgh, and to L•i',.t.here stationed. The other 'two Dirision:lbre to composed of. all the French and .Bataviau Troops in the. Batarim territory ; but,•the place where theV are to be iissembled re not vet determined , The Emrtrion has intrusted the coon the whole of' tliit Airuy to his highness Prince Lotits,: Olt:stable of the 'Empire.' We have 'since karned, • that. General MICHAUD is chari eO. with the organi zation of two Divisions, which are to be stationed in thißepublic. One of•them, consisting of French' Troops, wid be. commanded by the General of• Di.: vi don 1 - lay . mg under 'him the Generals .11.6Ssi , ,Au, and The other Division, com posed of Ba;Vian Troops, mdll he under a .Thatarian Lientenaist-Gelierat and two Major-Gencrals-, to be al-poinn:d by. this Governnient. •11,Vri ,a()! , 1, Nov. 13.--.LTlie French. Corps: under P, AiiAcio Ay D'Hto.teas, which has -,enter cd according t 9 r6pott,' already made thernsolvos masters of Pilsen. ' • * • LSri exeliang of letters has taken place in a very friendly minmer, between Prince': MU"RAT and the; ,Al'clutUke Fritomtign, thotighiition a very uinplea— Sant Subjea. Two of the princ;pal• Austrian Gene-- rols, Prince -ROl-4AN :and riottirszot LELIN, • who had capitulated with the -CorPs• under General Wkla N ECM, refused iii iihic icy the conditions stipit lated, tmlet the pretext that- theyhifd not personally 01;110. Miring also - made their escape, and joined the Arelidae VERPIT.4 they :'took a -part in 'the engagement neat Nuremberg. .Prince, Muna-r has. demanded them both,as his Prisoners, but hitherto they have not been given up. PARii, Nov. .!2().--T1,,V0 EnSliSll Brigs have been stranded upon our Coast within • these .few days. Ono of 'them, the . Biter,, undq;Lieutenant -01 , 4,-re, Carrying twi. , ,lve carionadels, 13-pounders, run altourid On the 10th, near St. Vtitery-sHr-Soo me, a,nrl wi)s by the Batteries con:welled to strike, - The carrying ten 18- pouaders, .carronades, run a-groixtid in the mgnt ne t-vcen the 14th and tsth-insi. on the Coast near Ca.. laii• Two SwtdiAl.Meyclaantrnonanve . been' taken, by our Cruizers, and brought' into Ambleteuse and liuulogne. . • . ErC;IITEENTII Oy THE GRAND Lin rz; Nov. 5.---" Prince:Mlß/Vl' does nOt logo sightof the Enemy.' They had left at Ebersberg three or 400 men to retard th& passagv ot, the Traun; but' General WA LT*ll'B Dragoon's threw . themselves into DIMS; and, un:!er the proteaion of the Artillery, attacked the town With Impetuosity: Lieutenant VPL&Pnrr.. Of. the iath 'Regiment of Dnigoons,. waS the lost to pas. 4 overlit a BMA Boat. " Gen.. Wa.t.riu, after. having passed the of-Traun, advanced - towattli Etunt. The Brigade ,Au of- General Mictin met- the 'Enemy at the lage .of ' Asten o defeated them; pursued them to Emig,- and-made 200 prisoners, fifty of whom Were Russilm linsars twenty. Russian Hussars , wgre , 'killed; The' rear,,guard o 1 the Austrians, supported by .the Russian • Cavalry, was every where riVer thrown ; neither one nor the- t - ither waited to be charged. The MI and I,6th Reniinents . of Chas 'l,itta 1104' Colonels LATOUR- iNiAtliinUßG, and 3)naostit4, - shoveri the greatest 'intrepidity. " FLA MAT, Aitt-de-Carilp to PrincelquaAT, was wound- Ad in .theartn. - - • , ". Yesterday we passed the Enns, and this day Privet' )41TR.AT advanced in .porsuit, the Enemy. MarThal DAvousTArrived' on the 3d at Steyer : on the 4th latitool possession of . the town, and made .400' prisoners.. The Enemy made a shew of defend '. ink,'tt.. (~en.. alesumoNT's Division of Dragoons their rbaraEler : ,his Aide-de-Camp was Both the Britips on the Enns are com pletely' repaired. " At the Rattle of lagmhacti:the Austrian Colonel Drr,CiaAArnbt and the Russian Colonel Ocitovectil were killed:- . • 1 4 ' , 140EROR. PI -AUSTRIA, , on his arrival Lintz, received complaints from the 14Iagistracy of- the bad conduft pf the 11,ussitinti t 4 kvito are not con tent. tq plonder I.vitliont beating the peasantry, which has occasioned a number of villages to be 41. , !serted. ThB F;m01.41 ,4 4 appeared extremely af tliaed at eNneszes; aild observed, thilt he could nOt 3tovver for the Russian Troops afi for his pwa, an that thoy shcald en dnre hi patience ; which gave' but little'eot4polation to the inhF:hitants, A great deal of` provisions WAS found at Lintz, and a cons i,! o robie o t umtity of cloth and clothes i t the imperial` MartoiceftrieN, ataertil D 2,14 01,, at the head of a boily"of 14t carlans, fell in at LOvers with the advanced-goard of ColUnmn of fire iitistvian Regiments coming, f rom : : 'ltaly, completely defratetl it, and took : 400 pri7, :'tot's cttt l three pieefs c>f cantina, The Bavarians foiiglit with the greateiit obstin; cy and gallantry. , -;! 6etieral" Oritot NVA3 woniideq ley o pistol-shot,. gaye• tg utimerons In g wneei 4,.)r thv- 1 :14- of certain o#Wers, ;nth ti , pccripied in dr.714%4'1ip irk which every oft f,y;:11 re -1; ‘.1);4,r, the glary vihi4). 4!is cpt,tre. ;Hifi r , Fr. The_Enns may be 'considered as the Jast line which defends the appror.ches to Vienna. it is Laid, that the Enemy intend to make A stand, and intrcncli themselVes on the Heights of St. Hyppolite, ten leagues of Vii.-nna. Our advanced guard *ill be there to-morrow:.'.... . HAGUE,' Nov: -e4.—:An English Frigate, laden with rum and aigar; pretpading to be an ittnerceau Vessel, has put into theTexel. She was last from Gtiernsey, and 11,11 Iw,Hierrtidder. NiFe-Aartitrai.; Kr KLEIIT i s ordered this .Vesiel to be proviiionpy detained. ' I,—' AtTGSBURu, No v.l .—A great ramibet o renc wounded Troops are arrived here from the'lyrol territory: For some ‘% , eel4 , TraSt pi! the' shoemakers, sadlers, Jnd box-makers;- - have. been,. put in rep ti-.. ‘itioti,fol- the . I!'rencir Aimy .t! the latter ate to stake' 6000-bedstl.aClb f . . . likrtStox, I,AnocitiPAlieArt,t; lafe Tench fr at \ ienna, has .acputed:. from hence tr)r Strili,f.ir..;h, to be cxr.. lianli,edt there for Count (.74.41E1,rz tits - late' Atutrian Atubassa darcat Paris, NEUfiEMPy.II . O . , Nov. e.- , —The Archduke Fzu-.- ,nn.;_ k No i'aillyed in Bohemia from Vienna, :tore snme the comoland of .the Corps which he ha clleft: there. *His head-quatters are' The Corps Of - General BACIGUAV D'HlLiAnt, which entered Bohemiathrbugh - Waldmuich, was, oti the t oth, in the neighbourhood ofTeinitt. His Majesty . thit Emperor having received 'infor rnation from iti4 Majesty the King of Pausst4 ) ,that hi 3 Troops were ready to co-operate with..the R 11451,114 Artn;c's fir the preservation of the tranquillity of gu rope, liasAhis'llay set out for Berlin, to concert Mell sures w WI. bit; Prussian Nlajcsty respeding the . march of the' Russian Troops through the Prussian terri tory,:and for their futdre disiiosal. VIENNA, Nov. 9.—.-C.Proni tlw Cowl Gazettel— " The . 111ilitarr lieetirrehdeA which have taken place since those already mentioned in this Paper, are as follow : Capt. S. \ o MS,EaFEL:), 'brother' of the Field Alaishal, who was stationed on the left Bank of the DOritibe,-With' a party of about 100 horse, and 130 infantry,. having remarked 01) the 4th of November, that the enemy occupied the left hank, Withiint any military preparations,.attempted an at+ tacic. upon that post of Alattatiscri the same night, so-,Suari , ;ftil that the place was carried without the lOss of a simile mon. The Comtnand+ aot, in Qfficei-Zf Dragoons, 'and' about thirty men, were killed in , defendingi thernselVes in a house whieb was foived ; two Commissaries,. one General Pflicer,: One ~Captaln; ,oneLienteninit; 8 . .prkg of the'2oth Regithetit,. 23 „ sappeurs, and - 5 privateS of infantry,' wit IT 28. horses-were taken. • " r The Emperor of the Ererich, - • M;irOtal Prince Mu it AT, and the wlitcle garrison of Lintz, where the 'divisions of DAyousT and ; NiV arrived . 'on the 3d, were 80 ,inuch alarmed that the garriStin inime diately retreated, and formed a line on the other side of the I)zumbe. It was now day-light, and the7Ernperor arrived O 1 the bank With his Staff, and must have seen the prisoncri carried off, "'The. rear guard' of the Imperial:and:Russian troops ivere_attack.ed near Remmelbach, on the bth, by the advanced guard .of th'e" enemy, consisting; Of , fo,ooo'inen; who 'were followed, iiecbrding ,to. the statement - , .by a body - of ea i ono most:. Tile itti.s.; sians, nooiiihotanding .the riumber,:. ay", 4 . 1.444 them'' with the bayduct and coinp«ll , - cd fall back ; but Geri. .Ko'rusow hgriself under, the necessity of , retreating, to in Consequence of being outflanked by a ,but .otts column of the.ciiernY." " Nov.' g.—Our Coat haS retired Olrnutz,. MitikterS.::—The situation of Quarter Master Gene.. rat, lately held by {fen. MsClt has been conferred, upon General Schmidt. Within . the last, week the Austrian arm) in Germany has received considerable icinfoicements of 11ussrans„ Hungarians, and the Resefte of the cal:Tent Regiments. The ItaiSiati Emperor -will most probably have an interview ; with - our Monorch in Moravia, The Austro Russian Army , hits received orders to continue its retreat ; the;Rtis siana Under K.u•rusow forra the 'centre ;. the.corps under,'. KIENNAy'in the - left wing Under General Att.cE BVP, LI) the right .of this -arinyi which must soon Cousi,q of more than 100,000 men. A numerous body cif PaissianS is on RS -march' through SUPsitg , and •the. Austrians 'are assembling in kille rut) and Moravia." • MuNion - , Nov,. O.—The Emperor passed me night of thelul) :Moelk, and tit't day his head quarters were at` St. Hyppolite. On the math .TAL LL'VK AN4 repahxd to Lis Maje Sty iii consequence Of partieular orders. _This occurrence gave rise to 'the hope of freshproposalt, for peace having been made. The hopes., are;•hoWever, Very feeble ; but so much the more tervent'ii. -the general wish that peace, , tranquillity,, and public order, may spe.edily !ticceed to the spirit of wi.tr, and disturbance :-7his Serene Higlniess . returned hereeb thei t th, tram the Erench army. - , , _VI EN aA, Nov. t i ,—To-Morrow or the clay 'after the French troops march into this city, 'The Austro itassian arniy retreatS' t 9 Witrds; Moravia and -Ft imory. ,it.has•paaseil the Dani The in - thb r s eyartii, of the Austrians.territories:Avhl i A a occitpied by . the French contriOntinns have been in, money and provisions to.. the amount of 14,009,000 livres. 7'he Governmetrt persists 'in the Ilecointiiin not ,to conclude 4 `Separdie Peace; hut oar tlw"Contrary will exert itself with 11,e ritniait atTlivity vainxt the mit, in concert With .liussyla and. other ,44llies. VENETIAN Si.A,TES,. NOV ! 3.....- 7 5.ipcp.:the Army ander Gen.'' ST. - ern, .Cbtiistitig. of 28,000 mcn, has joined Marshal ittissE:.:ta, -welearn that the still illaintain Garriion in the .Port of ni:ona probgbly opposethe Iti.issians, 'shOuld they attempt a landing fr,nn Corfist, . . , e are anx;it'';iisly'Walfing for intelligence in both' armies ; and althOugh we .1 not kno‘v- any- t f,itt a of „the 'recent minsations in , WjrnayilioweVer; be allow&I to rt joice. at the Report published to-clay sninitnindrvi the iicess, of ,onr, Arms there. 'l.'4 folloifincis the . prtt cur' .c,l tilts intelligencq , 4 Yei..tertiiy (the sth - ips - t.) Coilot 1 1 '4-147% inived here, .tringitig the Eiiipetnr a . (te!ail t.the (b,;tinate,. but glorious. Engagorne,-.t.; !lact.-. near Catai4ro, : from th, 41 - that t4p : Arclidut;:e , ,sattle,. CIIiIELEI3 (INpatchea Count DtT . BriA. (44. :i4, the winy h id crossed the*digw: "),Tcfolal Jur the second tam re 4. pulsed our outposts in the position near k-atatero, i and made a. smart ,attack_ on qtr entrenchments there,:lint was bek s en hick with loss: . On the iOtli,' GeheratlVlAsONA repeated the., attUck on- the en- trenehinents, with' four divisions. i It appeared evi dent.,tikat his was to throw thetentre of the Atiskrian Army into confusiOti. The iiichdUker . e ili It LES was 'previously aware of his intentions ;. 'and in the night ,bad ordered . 11te :corps , - (4 iiscrre;t to advance, in support of the entrenchments: - The I, battle lilted from noon till late in the evenink; with thezreatest 6bstiiiitey . arict hatred.. .:While the..battle...was.,Jhug'roaintained at Cal-. ojero, ,t 4 _French. General ~Ipt.troA. attacked our right 'wing and the' entrenchments :hear Colbgnola ;'• ' biit the: exertions df oiii-TiCKipSWeretro‘nec.! by-tlie',.- 'hestresult:fat - all.-points;' . The. :Enemy was, It 4• . ,T4 4 ..pta n d 4r d. §. otlthe 5111. - .ll4ff ° ituent, and,tunre than 2000 Prisonrs,;(e)l into our hands, and die Il t ittiber 'of their dead 'W(.4srnptil'ecl' at snob . . ' The loss a.m . ' * .11 ooPS is much:lesst, tint:it is not.statgd.• . .. - ..- , • " On tiro 314 t the Enemy. att4ted the entrench-, ment.s....)f Chiav'g4d4lt.hri;to, at our Left Wing ' I.'he Action continued 'Ol the evening' ; on this day. - zinc tho'Endirly - vittsL eve-liii where repulsed.. Oct the -Ist iXovornber ;uur Ariny stood Arm and uneon- . quered, the; tight Nyiiig . .pw.jt..l . l"1/414sha1llEttatoAinz, nearlllaty and Cologdola ; the centre'utider Count :AabaNTßA•tr; itear•Caldierci;; and the left.wing un der Prince REuss, nmr, , Arcole,. on the Etsch. Ge. ncral DAvioovion is. posted-with: a Corps near Be vilaqua i and Prince ROSENBERG in the mountains. The Emperor, in pursuance' of •the - Archduke (11ARLRS ti . Wt she*,: has conferred.en Marshal BELLE- G.IR.PEfIIe cross of rti.tlit4 - ,Tipats,A.---4 Regiment on O'ener.4l VOGELZAN6 ; 'and the rank of "Major-* Ceneral on Cotint Yon: WEtTiENAirOLP. `.!' Tile intelligence.'from,the army which is posted in Austria, above, the Enns, is not of so consoling a nature. • The • enemy: having crossed the Inn near - Wasserburg 'and Muhlberg on the 28th .of Otloher, presid forward to the S'al,a, and conveyed a great number of .troops in pontoons to the Tight side, l'vhich impedes our march -to S:dtzburg. On 'the • 31st the enemy artitcko. Major-General - Scirusitcx 'at Haag, with three divisions, and forced • him •to retreat to*Larnbach,. although supported by two bat talions of Rißiii3l).Chasseurs, who valiantly attacked tilt; enemy, twice with the bayonet. Count GoLow., KIN, the Commander of the Russian Chasseurs,-. was killed.. The runnier of killed and wounded did . not exceed .4.00. The enemy's loss was more eon- siderable. • • • • - • . • ..kfter our Troops. 'had crossed the Tram, and-,, the ' Rnssion - 13attlilions ' abt/..e' inehtioned had re 'treated to Wek, the bridget Were. brotten down.' On the 14 Nuyember,the Dm' isign of the -Prince of t 1-louvitt.on't marched to Steyer i and that of Gene. 'ral .. .l:4osncs. proceeded to the environs of Krems try.itister. The- Advanced' Posts of 'Count NOSTIi stood on the Traun,. between- Ebelsdorf and Weis ;: those :of 'General 'SIII/B.TACK , .between, Nyels and . Tilinni:ill ; and these' of Colonel 'WEsxO -bet.a*ll - Trantiti.ll and the Trauner Lake:" • . ". WARiAW, Nov. 4.—On the 2d inst. we had the , pleastire of seeing the first • Colutrin of the Russian TrOcips,, Under . I\llC If tst.sox, pas 3 through this. II consisted of about 5000 Men," ot wh01111,.. 1 - 1 00 Were Cossacks: Colturtu had 48 . piece.s of ';ArtiJlerys The second Column consisting of 40i men, tinder Gen. Essehr, passed through, this day.- It 114 1 lii . I:+l6tt3k iiietY. BLR LIN, -.Nov. 1.0.---The English Negotiator, Lord HARROWBY;- has arrived I tete; and wits this - aay .adluitted-t&his first audience.of M. HA D ENCUR GII the Mini/ACT . of St;ite, : The Prussian. Charge d'Af, fat res Vow CA 1 , ,5 . 0 n, - get off this tnorning-oq his ri-* .tarn to.the Nage - c.o.- -The- Ettiperorof Russia has or -tiered from '.541 - to 00,p00 bushels of wheat to;be ransported: from the interior 'of Russian . Poland to Datitzie,andta be lodged in our rnagcviines, ' for the usecif the 'dliTererit armies colleaing in the North - Of Germany. - - . Cassel., Nov. -The _Prussian Troops contirkne to assemble on the-northern frontier 'of the-HeSsian „territory. The Duke 'Of BRURMICX ' still has his -- , fteactsquarters.af . Lxults'aulloa, Nov. 15. , —Yetterday evening. about a' thousand ltusslan,4, With a .eonsidenthle Park of Artillery, arrived at Lauenhurgh. They,. crossed. the Elbe. this morning fur Ltmenpurgli.' Nov. !ft—Last night arrived here the aussian7 . General Toc.srov his Staff 10fliters have • arrived .thiS monthly. The day before. a .Colttnin s we des en tercAthe towu,under the command of Ad :imam Gen . . Vow Men lAN. Two thouiatid Swedish Troops' have likewise arrived at Gadebuseh. ring, Nov. - t 8 .--The liatiovetian Legion, with the' English Troops , under Gen.- Dow, arrived yesterday and the day before, 111435 -Transports,- in the Elbe and 'Weser, and will be landed In_ the worse of this day and to-morrow. I-LtNoveit; Nov. 15.—A -Prusian, Army is as ' sembling it Gottingen and Gruhensehen. °:lts Head quarters' ur are at Nordileint; O --14inisters.are pet.led to return on Sunday from Sehi'serin, and ..a. few days after' they 'will be followed. by the whole of the Chancery. The exportation,of 'horses. from this . Eleetorate has been prohibited for the space of one . - year' * '; MAILS. Aqa iv r n--% Lisbon, 3,,Dublin, Wate.rkird. Du a—4 Harnburgh; 5 Cottenburgh, t Wacriurd. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS HAY AT TWILLVZ fIo'CL9SR• Con;ols - . . 63i TIIE SUN. fpLEM , (11.!1; plitits FALSUP4 AUDtA.T., 0 'N A o .tiovbAy,-Dsczlpinta 1805. WE on - Saturday laid before our Readers the dis.: received; from kialhuiti, of the Signature do Treaty ef ,Pesee bet ween the Ex rEe ofl of GE mA:44 and' the Ft'ench.—The foll Owing the Lelter from the Dutch Admiral KIMIERT : i (11011. NOV 41;s. dos,—Rent.Ashriral • Ki Cusa vr has i‘t.:ll(froolit to , inform the Curnminect of <nl° of Hi teat- rnhtblaC j t T 's %ilips which are os. the Coaa of Hol land, that the important isltelllgenee of PC3C, hatrioK br It t►i pied OWtvicen ills Majet.ty iht Laos scux of the FitittiC has been rectised by an catraomu.- , cendittons were 'so settled.• that until the-ratification of tilt Treaty, relate and Ana whole of the 1)10,/ should centilitre in t,hehaticts•pf the french. Th e A rchduke Cu AP. LES n its rein with chagrin and fatigue. A Tron.; detailed accoutitis turf rntiiitent expciled 4.)i' the conditions of the Treaty, arnoog which, it is said, there: hi-an •Articie, stating, that thi COM. mentor ?lastrials-to:pU to the P:aqlsao.a. of ;he f l itres tkr,ty,irsill.inuscpf lixrc4, ; : ~,. ; s „ .. " KIICtiERT." - - UP* the fla, comntinicated in thia44etter,vec' 51/44-s.4sPPSlOlfp*ry,4,tipir. until they ares:o nfirm. c 4 1a:444-I;t,lt.i44l4P:jatelligenee.. There. i 4 d slim` circ4mstPces.,s;.elative to. thi s which.- teta.tol'iei:-.:' cite- suspicion:.... We have'received" the-Patavigt .:.6.4lte..G.-4gtpyfaftl.he 25th 'ult..which is . the same day that the Datcb:Adrnirari Lettor:lSdated; Thii• .Paper dyes not say one word up the •sosk6t bi • 4''' ; 11• Ace Naving been,conclOded,hat it certainlY is cis ','" sible that.the.Sxtiaordinary Courier, Taationed la ,' ' Admiral Krutturrs ',Letter, might have afrivedi after the Paper had been put to p r d es%•• - It 16 however,. extremely . impro . bable OE. :•. the ioteili , ~ . , , puce should have .a rrived at the regei, before it ~:ached the. Hague. ..If an. extranrdila r Y 1 "ritt, bad been . dispatche d w ith the nos - of: a meaty of Peace having been ,sign he would nigqraif h3ve goat; ill the first inst44l'w 111,41147.31,, 15 tote 'sat of Government, , and not to the ,Texel, ' The distatico between the Hague 3d tiiiTeiel 0 - sonuthit% alOIO 61'4 60 tulles, thereibre ii lie.l.)ispate,lie did 110 t arrive at th H - till tl (4bth it is ligdly possi' . ... 0 . a,gue , 1e.,. , ..).. bee they could have re:it:lied Admiyal ,Ktiou'ler on toe Etn;e day , ;it thcdiStabei., 'as we have, airway stated, of - above sixty mile,s, and iiV '311: ?t .. _ie 3 d o, I - aueo ). ,Admiral 9cTl 4 b li t P K C t r l e l': 7: 1 e t to brYecciui.Na.' et' e'trl:le:lle.°lAft•ilslito":*ctl'eloci.lal-b):)letl'ill • t , the'rexel, it mast have re'aij?e ~, 0 a th e •, ,„ , ~ . ~ , ...,. . d t . the 4th I! ' ) t r ii t l i g i l e t'elar tc.'.iiiifstili.:clied?*eitt is rill'tl)r:u_tiill: i'tl°. "sniel:lhutesetdlet.:lt:a‘c.:::::un,...;_,9tihsil'efrt::lr'nl,llL\,l:,,:liii.el. P:::ii,,,a°i;l.r tilt A - '' tai7CaPital • -- • —t that taw it was .i.,:acrisrti cir ri ~.t ii , * ,::•,- 4 ...... , • ..I.l.,.l:''lltieelll;i'ii. S. 3:1133t1)014- .. they state th. grritog_s vili ot, ett..leaatn..4e.%.,.:tiiide3yl;th „ • .:-...b.',.. ,j 4 ' 1 ,,,,,. ,i,', r., .•. . e . ,afiejt iv ,not to nuke Peace . it li therea)rt'.4o. ' conepre, ~wtait ~cpui'd..".l.lll,lnce .I.liiti. sQ,.Suddelll‘.llti.! to consent . to. . * o: iii;rici).ful a 'ili,',! 4 !,t , Nvhat affords sta., stronger giOurvli..cor„. ..,.. eiv4 ,• . . • . tills subjed is ' that Letters 1130 1?ee,".,,f ~,'‘ 4ba I,tlTowri ail.; Mortiiiir (roi l the iii3a--(hlek ...4tru 4. •;:. ,-. ''/ ." ntO 0 g stli ult, which are, v,•rfeetly ,6i1e14.„.11g4 •-•-, jea Or - a Peace hayiivr becu sigued:' . ' r * ~,,:i1 iiia--0"h Dula 4 •, I.',h pliteii pvers cotktaio th.P.„,f44, .'-`• t ~.... - - h y/y..4 I.e..tin..9i:r4l,.grco:oran4 41.1)3r , :xt 1,-. f ital „ 1 . 1 .4.!... ,b9l 'Chicli doe; itit,„ fyr0.1.1.,,.V..., ° porta ce. n ...'...r,-.•,.... , : , . 4.,.n0tt0 p article, ci e l' r 3i 's : f ift ri d aP rls V : -Ir :', 14:" i l i ll i li i 7 1: 11 : S (;: : Ct ll7-eklig l .e IPC : 2 1 5: i 4t. ri1 : 111 : 1 : 7411tiiirtli : . . . .-/:c,'Ke'... a co e Pe t , . -,„4..-',A. 00 ilt.tht . . oi d th:. : SVit ... b;id been. elt4)Dli',V. .., • a . • ;,. -, t .•filisioar the EMPERR Of itusstA. and tire,, kvs.q. ( 4 , • c o ~.a ~... ... ~ • _ :., ~..• ......, ,• . .: ,thrall;-.'•oce ..irctunsimice whroVfenders the - 01 0 • • .. N .. '''''' . 1: ' ' • ' ... trii Still/ ". • separdte Tlr,raty eiiiired luny lad At,is ..,..,,, ~ inexplicable: ' . , .•-'-, The details contained in- the forefo . • . ) ....,,...-- :.. •••, L ,;„vi'ultii 11. conic ci.?mparatiVely.. Of tittle .iropot,il,r,,,ltudi•of are etiabjed fii akeitaiii,,,v;tli cert4..itX,111,1,!•;,„10 .falsehoed of th'eiiitelligence ceinairai,te./ ,A, . . - - ' :: ( ; ,iii .m.r... imistra. A tew low v% ll_ ...st.e. - e . ~...q:.-•.„ • . - - ~... - ,ruso : upon tilisiW,Rorjatit,point, or at te;..-tt..p.1:1!%.,.4.,..!. _to . - -,- . • -.-. . . • ~... .„I.4;ive w session of acme furtlaer partiLtuarii k 7,.'T subjco. - ...............«.... . 1 w ti#l Two INTaila''frdni iiibili' arrivid 10 i°. iri i' ...,cifoti f. morning, hroailit to lialmiiitt V,,i - tile iu'r L ' co l and it;amshend Neke6 i the h i 14t'llt).:. and tilic latter iu six; "ilitya.:' r1"114 hiiilli,, u'otio, Spanish Official ACcoUni a *die ,i.aioli otilf Or, whiCh follows . . ''' ~ f , The' ClTil(lBl;ldkAa:bditrieD .b6.0i..-;;ITA:4:."2406:1:Q.:' - ' pi ' C hef ` lo'fiC °CP 1\ Ili or. 0 Cf 7 :. ." . ' r /.. 1; 01' ,tr eril or the Sqt4aron of the ~,,, iieti o: written 'from' the Port of Ctidii, to his tce o f the PIii . N:C. L 'Ot lea `ca,llltdei date Of ' e ' 2cl Oetoter, ii f6ligai*;ii' "1." , g. , - L ...G,I .10.....,=,i..1,1 !. ,.ltotlA ". 31tist,Prcp}ledt Seuior.ly Lord---'rhe -- , 0 , of ijqllteilat*G4ll,. DON FREDEIag GlOVl'l'''t ► 4'n4vAltKilt, rAfr, a ball he ,received ia his ; eft, 311 , 1 , tike dose, of the a oipti o f y esterday, does po,t P I , him to Inform your S'acelleacy of thateAnOtg,,t4 bat, and altliough I.have,ha4 the fortune toir)4(r. tbiltrddin:n.rnyselbef-tsns7lirn. c°ofmliiTdsi!aecliCsti:rtill:esl;l4' 31.4 'N'ortliy General hi Chief on vciliord iiii;s3,4 with a confidence Which li'4ei'liA;;;llid ..CP"f;il the Command of bis Fleet, f enter tipon tD e l ) but ueceasary *obligatieu a idfgrming. por ' e 'o lencY, thatoureffortsy and the heroic_l'36,, our duty., _lave not becii : d le tetrirte*'t 3 l ' F *''! , '''''': *tia * Jea t9 wultite.greet if* we vicire not, firraY l' el z - 0 nethior42l kft ,01.140ne, a nd that oak houi?of saved . . :-'-*:* . ..7:: r - I know th • d ilth 109 t. ' at nhdeit ate, of the (3Ciler liad inforrnea .loor scclic' that VILLosEuVa had signified to_b4l-o intellti • and deoi on 0 putting -0 sea liC)3 "41