The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-28 00:00:00

MAILS. Duz—j Harnburgh, 4 Gottenburgh, r Lisbon, r Dublin, 2 WattVtord. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWLI.V; O'CLOCK. 60 Rctl. Ann. . . 59f Consols THE 'SUN. Quza nicimE ►ALsvn ALitaAT ? LONDON, THURSDAY, NOVEM=I, 28, 1805. Wu received this morning, EXCLUSIVELY, with the exception of a respeaable Evening Paper, French Paper; to the q.c..)d instant. The intelligence they contain is most important but we have only time to make a short abstract of their contents It. appears from the twenty-first Bulletin, tha the French Army was within a few leagues a Vienna ; and one of the French Papers asserts tha: BONAPARTE entered that Capital on the loth inst. a the head of 22,000 mon 5 but that cannot be corre6t, becau:ie the 2 ist.Bulletin is dated the loth, aid i does not mention that circumstance. There is, however, little doubt that the French have before this time gut possession of that Capital, as the Rus- sian Army had retreated to Krems. The same article which mentions the arrival of . . IoNAP . AnTt at Vienn'a, states, that the Archanke CHARLES is dead, h;wing been exhausted 'by the fitig,ves of the Campaign. ft is. stated that a Congress is imtnediately to be opened at Munich, under the auspices at pravi'a, for a Continental Peace. ABSTRACT OP TIIC SIRTZENTII BULtETIN OP TILE GRAND ARMY. Run, Nov. ~ .7,—Prince MuRAT couthmed his march, pUrsuing the Enemy sword iri•hand. He arrived on the 31St at Lambach. Eight Russian Ratalioas advincecitto cove• the retreat of the Au- StriaOs, but on being charged by our Troops they retreated in , disorder to Laiubach. Five huridrQi prisoners were taken, •amongst whoin are one hun- Bred nuas:ani. Gcmeral WALT.;, with Ili , : Divisicia of Cavalry, poission of 'ff.!';. Two Divisiops have takati a po,ition at Lstninoli. A Fart of t4c Divi- &ion of Maribal atvoesT hai ,passed the Ftauu.-- Another Divie,ion is before Limbach, arcs the, rest of his Corps is 00 the hqights of Lault Mirth SOUL''' . arrived this evening at Weis, and XarAwi LAN:qs at Lintz. General 11.1...amorrr is' marching to turn ties position on the Ems. Th Fort of l'assling, it the defile of has been taken, and 500 prisconera. SEVENTEENTH BULLETIN. LAVISACII, Nov. 3,--Marshal DAvovvr's Ad- vanced Posts are near Steyer. A Division. under Prike My 'r entered Lintz the 'Mt. Since the pasage of the MA we have made from 1500 tO 1800 Prisoners. 'I Emperor has et;tablisha his Hea4-.quarters at Larctl - Ach. l ARHY oF Dispgtcli from itlarsll4 „ Gated . •St. PetpbCr 29, Stale,,_ that the Atrtrlans bech compelled to evacuate Veromet ri. The Frctich had taken rossession of Vro and abotit 1000..prisooers. * The ifitli and 100 Bulletins, are not arrived. The oti) Billion) is dated the 7th November, azt I mfntioils a Tattle 11.1% inc . , takers place at Atnsietten--. the Russians were engaged- »- -t' e itussiqns destroyed the bridge over the Ips, Which was hpeedily re- estab.!ished----1 no Pr4owrs werc i*tcie at Am sic tten., On thes,th 11 , 1Asui . 4 ONT procce4ed tcry r yayds Leaben. BAN/CS OF VIERITIN2,.NOY I i.5, 7 -4t is fidlk.COTl firillCti that NegotiOions arc about to be opened, and that the City of Munich will be the seat of the Nego- tiations : but it is not known whether they will be under the niediation of Prussia, with Russia alone, or whether tht; House of AuStria will be included. Some 4..-coutits state, that the Court of Vienna has opeued a negotiation for a separate Peace. The Cc,t,uit liAtlowurz will go clire6lly frorp. Ratisbon to tf,,nich. 'The military operations are continued with the greate#t, gtivity. .4 I,.'rze part 9' the Fire.lich Army has continued ifs rnorch into the interior of the Austrian, Proyinces. In a short time, Styria, Carinthia, and Carniola, will be occupied by the Troops under. Generals BEANADOTTE, SOUL; and ISIAI3sONT. The fi►ceupation of Bruck, Murau, and Judemburg, is confirmed. French Troops continue their march towards Pon, teba and Trieste to cut off the retreat of the Arch duke CHARLES. The Austrian Troops between the Lakes of Constance and Fuessen have fallen back. The Twenty-first Bulletin of the French Army is dated at Molk, the loth November : it states, that the Corps of the Army under General DA- vow? had turned the left wing of the Combined Army, and was advancing to Vienna by the high road. An A6tion had taken place between this Corps and a part of the Austrian Army, ,under, the command of Geller:11 iNfEERFELDT, WllO •at tempted to corer Vienna, in which the latter was de feated with the loss of 4000 Prisoners. On the 8t Prince AIURAT arrived at St. Hypolite; lie directed General SzBASTIANT 'to ad6nce towards Vienna. All the Court has quitted that Capital, aUcl the Emperor was prepaying to quit. The Russian Army bas effeded its retreat to Krems, being appre- iensive of having its Communications with Moravia cut utr by the Army under ISiar.)bal Moimitt. The inter part of the Bulletin is occupied with a description of the Country-in the vicinity of Vi , • enna ; it StiktCS, that dip greatest confusion prevails i that Capital; and, as usual, attributes the War to ie intrigues of Ervgland, who alone will profit by it. Nov. 17.-:--It . is said that the Emperor en- erect Vienna on the IQth of November, with 3.;!,000 men, .apd that the Archduke CII4P,LES, a yiaitn to fatigue, is dead. Letters from Vienna gethe egth 06tober,. and cd and 4th Noyember . , describe the preparations of the sick to retire to Ilting - :try. The Levy en Masse is oidt.s.red; the r t itak Are pa lacier paid Coin- inerce is at a stand, and the plate in the Churches =lced np. Accounts from lvfnnich cf tl,c sth state, th4t the French have taken the ''‘'alley oe. the Inn, and en- trmi liupruck on the tith, Letters state, that there is to lv a Cangress at Mu nich, and that, li;urope wort ezdoy a durable Pace. Nov. 19.--AU the Letterg from Germany an- nounce:) Cotvetis at Munith tp treat fin- a Conti- nental Pvace. Spusßtltc;lr, N,);•. 15.--'The City of Vienna, for the first time, has opened its gate to a, viaoxious Army. The glory was reserved for the Vren.ch.—, Cur Troops have entered it. .4n extraordinary courier arrived to-itht with the news. The Emperor had not got there he wished to make : his soletnn entry,and from thence ' to return to 'futlieta to opert a Cougess for Peace. Overtures have already beon made. Prussia employs her me. diation, and 11.wowyrz is to. go to Munich. - The rit4sians are falling back to Vrcsburg., ' Tits Gaz^,f,te Extrgordintary, published last night, confirms in every partiettlar the detalls which, we were yesterday enabled to lay before ,ohr Reader' 3. We have 'very few additional observations -to offer. The Letter of .Admiral Lord COLLINOwo,op con : tains so distinCt and so satisfattory au account 'of the manner in which the Combined Fleet was disposed of, that it will, render all subterL Page en the part of flos - Ar.v.rrn not only Useless but utterly ridiculous. `The I)isp.itch of Lord Cou.twowoon will always rerintift an Offteial Contradietion of any statement on the pazt of tho Enemy, the objeEt of which may !.J to attempt to de prive us of the merit of any part of the Victory, • But the gallant Admiral she , ,vs his modesty as well OS his professional judgment, aaad generous viour to a vanquished to ; in all - his details he seems anxious to do justice to the in:Nit-of others, and leave the r world to discover hii own. It must be with the highest gratification NV i 44 is cOhsistent with the draw-Mick of a, nationau th;,t, people thus see, in 'Admiral Co.t.t.tnowOOD, ,'Worthy successor to the Np.r.soN, - The naval state-of our Enernies forbids the I.7.illant to hope fora equal triumphs, but the Yt i bile v: ill look'to him with fall confi'lP:nce for a ilnt of enterprize and skill, accord.n: , to may be atforded to him iii C\ Try f.a cow, our inveterate foe, the French 7 osurper, who „, often threatened, to re,luc,e. us 'telhe state of valeallazc to which 14 Lis bro4ght the de , generate race of Frenchmen. The only other new fa& meatiOned in the Ga zette, which we did pot yesterday anticipate, is the death of the French Rear-Admiral Mitoos, who, it appears, was killed in..the Action. This Officer, same time since, commanded the Flotilla at Bou logne. Thus all the Flag Officers of the Combined Fleets , have been either killed, wounded, or taken hisoners. Our Readers will observe by the ,Gazette, that we yesterday stated correctly the meant of our own loss. The number of Killed and Wounded is by no means great, considering the duration of. the Mtion and the closeness with which it was fought. • . The highest praise is due to Lora Caramio‘voon for the exertions he made, and the'skill he displayed, subiequent to the Adibn, the whole result of which • adds a never-fading wreath to the laurels of Britain, and will, to . the remotest posterity, ensure to the Heroes of Trafalgar the admiration and esteem of a grateful ,COUntry Yesterday His Al*.TEs7y, PR INC E SSE S AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, flat'. Ari2:u4, ` tock tht:ir usual ride on horse back. in Windsor- Great Park. lint MAJEsTY and 'tit other PRINeESSEii took an airing by Slough. ebterhy the Ausbian, Prussian, and rianoverian Amb:vsaders transaded business at Lord ( Mulgrave* Office. • Yesterday the . Loyal North .Britons, commanded by His Roytil•lliOntess the DUKE. of SUSSEX, had a field-day in. Gray s lan Gt' irdens. • • Yvsterday a Board of.Gencial Qtlicers was held at the Duke of Trot k's Office, which MS attended by the DtixEs of KENT.and CUMBERLAND, and Gene rals P.Ancoutt.r 7 and INott.-Houatesterdaya Court of Direaors was held, when the L a dy liar* was taken up to carry goods to St.'Helena and Bengal. - Major-G4meral the Riot. Hon." Lord &VIM' STONE has been appointed to the command of the Western Distrid of Scotland, kn room of Major , Geneva' WEN:Yss, lately pramoled to ttie,rank of Lieut,General. • Captain AYRES fit3l , lled 111.4 reply to 'Sir JouN EAMEII on Tuehday, at twelve o'clock, when the Court deliberated till two. They met again yester day at eleven, and continued their deliberations till • three, when the Court broke up. Monday marched from Maidstone, wlie re they have been tbr some time in quarters, four trc.lops of. Heavy Cavalry, and a part of the German Legion, on their route to Ramsgate, tr embarkation. A Subscription of g very , laudable kind has been entered into by the Inhabitants of the Town of New castle-capon-Tyne, for the relief of Seamen who are Prisoners of War in France. It was comrnjtced in consequence off - a representation Made by several per sons confined at Valenciennes and other towns; stating, .that they were almost naked,. in 'consequence of their cloaths being nelrly all worn out, and that for the want of other necessaries, their situation Was pitiable in theextrerne, The above-Mentioned Sub scriptidn .is otlfined to the relief of those who are natiVes of the County of Northumberland. It were much to he'wishedthat one were set on foot in Lon don, for the relief of British Seamen in general, now Prit:oner3 iq France. THEATllE.—lodependyntly of the pleasure which Mr, Ki;Ntats's Hamlet atrorded last night at Covent-Oardon Theatre, as a fine classical perform iltlCC, it wild gratifying to see this intellcdual and arduous character restored to a manly standard of re presentation, from which it should never have been permitted to deviate on the London boards. It is needless to enter into any comment on his per forinance isf a part ivilich he has so often assumed ; it is SUffiCiCTlt to say, that he exerted himself through out with unabated spirit, and that there were num berless passages in thedetail which manifested pecu 7 liar skill. EIII7NTON, always a respedable Per former, took the part of Laertes, instcad of CIIAELEI KinItTLE, who is probably indisposed. MtINDEN ,used ,o support the charader of Polonias with a de corous gravity, but last night, if hedid not c‘ speak mere than- Was set down for him," he played rather too much to the iyes of his friends in the Gallet ries. LIALCAArE gave due soletnnity and expres, sion to the Ghost.' Mrs.l - I.JenNSTOW improves in the part of Ofitpdia., The house was very well attended, The Haunted rower was repeated last night at D.rury-lanc... Theatre,' before v a very numerous Audi ence. BRALIASI has 'profited by the public coin tuents on lii,4- - turn for musical embroidery, and sung the Airs.with wore simplicity, and consequently with better . effeci. Nits. MoutiT.tts is not only very much improveA in her style of'singing, but her voice is really wore rich, pleasing, and eftedive,— The rest cif,t,ise Performers, though'much below the original representatives, are gradually increasing in merit. BANTIS'.!Rit and . STOR ACE, whoare of the old slack, are it; conspicuous as ever. • We are, tarry to finclthat the, noble subscription of. the Puke of QE UENSBEAItY to ti e Patriotic' Fund boa been employed as a subject of satirical levity itY tt Public Print. -I t i s as revolting to taste as to bene volence and patriotism, to make spelt Y magnani mous a6t a topic of idle 'waggery. Poor large . stacks of corn were lately consumed by tire, at Eiggas, near Caldbeck, in Cumberland,, b , ..lotiging to Alt'. JOnN.SUITO, ofihat puke, ,From ttic! Ci;; , tritit:o pt . the stacks from tiny habitation, and c::-c.:inistlne,o,Of an earthen jug being found, near It (supposed to hme e5:10t:41163 combustible ni...i:lls), very Tittle doubt is entertained that 4 ha's :;•I*. wlla4 deed of some incendiary_ We noticed yesterday tho correspondence between Lord COLLIMIWOOD and the Governor-General of Andalusia, respeaing the wounded Spanish sorters, so highly honourable to both Pities. Th e Gazette also contains a Letter sent by the Noble Admiral to the Spanish Admiral D'Az.t..7r., announc ing to him, in the most delicate manner, that tho' he bad, from accidental circumstances, reached the Spanish Shore, the former still considered hi= as a Prisoner of War. Nitl 7 / IL NI WS. THE LONDON GIZETTE E.Y72/1011DINARY ddmiralty-Olice, Nov. 27, IEOS. Copy of a Letter received last night hy the Ho . Copt. Blackwood, from Viee4dmiral Lord Ca lingwood, Commander in Chid of His Majesty Skips end Vessels in the Mediterranean, to lien Maiden, Esq. dated on hoard His Arafesti. Ship •thi Queen, of Cape 'Trajaliar, 24toceffiber, 4, 1 cos.. On sr t il he !eth ult. I informed you o f the proceed' ings of the Squadro n to that time. The waher continuing very bad; the wind blowing from ,t iSn.:ir. Port, tlre Squadron not in a situation of safe t Y , ana seeing little prospe& of getting . the Captured, ShiP 9 off the land, and great risk of seine of them getting I determined no longer to delay the de eve T r, h s e a e v i ed tra th or e d ,F in r a e r n • chsw straying them, and to get the squadron out of the deep B ay . y• exertion PhMbe i together with' the Donegal, Capt. Malcultn, Capt. Cape!, bow tisuroef; afterwards brought out the- Eabarna., indeed, no and his Ship, the. thing can exceed the perieverance of all the °dicers employed in this service. Capt.' nope rigged anti are dispose succeeded in bringing oat the Ildefonso, all of which will, I hope, have arrived Safe at Gibraltar . cot the rest, Sir, I inclose you a list of all the Enemy's Fleet, 'which Were in the Mlion, and how they time to endeavour t I intbraied you, in my letter of the 28th, that fin- as ewn.. °sal of, which, I believe, is perfeelly correi`-t -remnant of .the Enemy's ELOt earns'. o ' 4 some of the Hulks, whet'- Rayo was &invited, and fell into our h n •3 dal the afterwards parted her cablei " e n t op shore; and ',15 wretited. The I. iu the bad weatber, to cut cif doroptable, one of the same- Squadrons Iv"' driven ofi shore, wrecked, and 1:::: crew 1)00! near The The Santa Ana and Algeziras being I.ois o ne the shore of Cadiz, got such assistanC.,4o::- abled them to get in ; but t he rtlin d their the ..,. iP as complete as could be expeCted, undo ch. eurnstances of fighting them close ts 2 alei r aval ,„ sh Atl iii Had the Battle Lien in the ocean, .still favie r "" f , I:40 have escaped. Twenty S ail of the RtO l O ten °' destroyed; and . of thus w hi c h g ot ill, O t Inc l 2s , 0: leil di Qk than three ate i ll a re .r ;taw ~-, ' time. 4elr-Mrniral Louis, in the csneo.• beer detached with the Queen, Speptir,3°4 tt, to complete the water, &c. of these Sit* 3° 01)*" see the Convoy' in safety a certain. distaeee Mediterranean, jc,in t s : 4 nv3 or , ; b e In clearing the ciptured Ships found so many t m h a e n .M ill ar ise ciU ry is Za MN SO : l3 ;l33 :i lled : W G : o ns,,el es i:ll : rfl o t r 7ll-(;;Dtetowler2:lli: pre 0. tht A4sia, to, offer hitn.the Wounded tot* „„1 Country, on receipts being given : a prop. - ij was received with the greatest thankfulaass, n4:0:1 by the Governor, but the Whole Caan t Y with expressions of gratitude. TOr C k Frea ; t gates were sent out to receive therni. with a ` ; r i l'Pe i t , s Officer to give receipts, bringing With th n 3. tbe English who had been wr ecked in 013' ShiPi , and an offer from the Marquis De Sola n 'y the use of their Hospitals for our wounded , i ing the Honour of SFaln for their being Carefl" attended. I have ordered most of the Speiin Pris° l 7 l . he released; the 'Officers on Par* O ld I‘en tf inn 'ot ° Receipts given, and a Condition th at theY 0" serve in War, by Sea or Land, unto exchangea;..nd By my corre3pondence with the Martielgil fir that Vice-Admiral D'Alava was uot dea4 biL t gerously wounded, and I wrote to MO f claiming him: as a Prisoner of War : a COPY ° Q W i irteg o lllr • cuo l e s e , together with a stat e of that of the Combined Peet. A an), &c. C. COLLINGWO,P, A List of the Combiortl Frloc c SPain „ O rsh t ?t ng '!t hu i p ° , n w is o s i t ' h l ey rs l :t t p e t e l s e d a t n rs be p i o i r d s 'e d e : o :::::: C 7 . 4 4l : s e gn l : l o l4 i l ig g ; :pon t.. 5 it' h St' oYe ph Do Vargas, to Cibraltu. 2. Sp.onislk Snip juall Nefomucciio, Gtrpt 74 g "2s ' giatJer Ponst= C Cohurrttca,two; tdr Spanish Ship 11;atarm, o f 14 S h iti, -- D. Galiano, sent to (Aid - A ltar Villo -0 ' 4. French Shipwaist's's, of 74 guns , annisent to Git.)tal;at. nu!. SpanishSlilil Nlanarco, of 74 guns, VOrt 6611kenigkSe'llii°p111.S'o4inIk41;uixic:rf;1 74 gon s • 1144°n$' I '''' ' u l l 'cal uil7 s : , a wrecked ult—frotaigar, all perishen, and 30 of ti lc rl . ' ; ' ! l'sl 4 l 4. l.e n n g:fi Ship 'lmiumptable, ot?4 414ns , tir°lls* ttubrr 7, iccictd ofi'ltuta ; all, iwrllieti; ; it villa' 8 !tench Snip Iluventaurt, of 8.., eons, A.dil'ir-'lO, To, . 1 FY VV / Con:in,.nder in Chit, Cl+pt.,ins t'rigt:y and io h sire, w,,re‘,:ked on rare l'ortiLß:s • smile of the crew ,'":10% Leis Df?..: aPitAiA. Ship Franc.so,:cle :1/4.,ii, of 7.1 g OO5, ' el it t :: :14:S;ps41'nnitss.11:.11‘.‘::1,11;111p).14neFep41:11:03:0f git 't- a g:: : : 14111114'31:114:2°61-1)(1.°:nr'APC1841):1 zicni , • 4-iy. t... , ~..,,, , Nue oi satyric! V•rk;ckeci next t•tit a 1-..--" , yetano v a ld e , wr ecked be; wezn WIt.1;411(1 CIIVIIVI. Front z 2, French 'Ship Argon4ute, of 74 son), Isio,,ur Pr! SO are in the port of Cadiz. ~ t r . i ., C4in;s i 13- French Slip Barwick, ot4 74 eni, ~ -- vvreck,4 , 1 • , ~ 0 vie is.tothwari. nt'Sart I.Uc4r, , 4 i- Urr e4e ' - Afonstenr —0 14 ne ar cinp A!gte, of - 74 Ptist ' " ' wrecked near Rota. o.Nie4,,orti 1m 5 .. .i . .. French Ship Ach;lle, or 7 4 tuns , hiP s ' ; A.,,in. di. Anion.