The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-09 00:00:00

TO SALE_ AUCTION, At the Star and Garter Tavern, Point, Portsmouth, on 'l'ntirsclay th tub Do.xinber, 1865 at. Noon; t.) EXPORTATION N IREE Pipes and Twenty-three n 4 incacto of AbEl RA . i'or Pacr'xttlats and Catflogues, apply to Thomas Heather, Chanitia of C0mm . ...1 - cc, f.'rtsinutith.' Horn the Lo OAT Z'Dec, 7, 1805, .At the Court at the CiAleen's Palace, the. 6th of -.Decerntx:r, present; !nip Most Excellent I\lajesty in Council. It this day oidere,,l by Majesty in Council, Parnamqnt; %%inch, was. to meet on Tnes , :.,evelith - pay of .riVnuary next, be luithir ~ i)ru:, o ,;tied to Tuesday the Tv..enty-first,Day .of "the 2alolllll, then to meetfor the dispatch ofiausi : Right flotioniable' 'the Lord High t:!;.nwt.;lor 01 that Part of the United Kingdom Clkfatßritaiii 'cause a Commission to tie p;lrca in the usual manner, for proroguing,,ithe accor.iingly. . A r STEM. CgrrkELL. Lord Chambarlain's Office., Deconter 6, 18( Orders for tha Court's going+ into Mourning on Suliday next; the sth instant, for one week, forllis law Sorei:e kliglincss 1 14, •edericic. A.agustus Duke of Lt nswit.it i -.S,e.cona Cousin to IN , :lajesty, viz. Tlioptitdles tt. wear. black , ilk or Velvet, coloured "ribbons, fan:, • and L;ppetS, plam v, nite, c,r white ud gol 4, or wite and silver *;tuqi with black:rib bons. _._ , The (:',.nthjiien to' wear black coats, analack or Oh in ' , l)ite, or wlaite and gold, o r i'vluxe..and silver stun r w.:1...;tc0.a.5, 'full trituaned, coloured swords.and bucks. tda, Decem4 - r7,.1805. Th6,kln g has :been . pleased to grant to the.Reve-' rend rili6l3,..rkeuneil, lipetor. in Divinity, the ~ , o .ry of the Catiiedrlil thupch of Winchester,. Void by tiie dell .l:. of Doator -Robert Holmes. ~Dre. 7, tgoc. . . liegimOnt "of Life G tthrtis —Lieu tenant • Henry, iLeynolds rt be 1 . a crimp, pliNhase, me 'Walton, • Sub:. i..c.2,it6lant Henry Savage to' t, .I,•de. Eitx+. mutt Tnottia,'Lierdwure,' Jron, teu.• ILL . , I out, übe Lieuto„an, vice l.),.oin:;Nvho ex• es • Ccontnini sig,td ikt Lieutenant of at 141 is 14,se X . • kyal 4 147,1,11e..tex 41.1iliti.?. I i,i(Ack), Esq.. tube Laptatn. Dated Nov. it), t:i 6 S., 'f4'4lll its., (Jolt. to L 144:041ia11t, i) A tvct juulT JSaiyi f,.:cikt. to Ike D.At'ect as above. I roaHreltriliertee PO/rowers: rutin Satan 10 to Lieutenant, vita WOOdMali, tris. (1 , 1414111. Darcd t)ettiber7, 18as: Ensign Lahti Cock .f.O be VI I e futts, Ditto abovti.' —Willfani Citarsiey,- (ient". viee Lesiio, , • : rt:it as down. reter 11.111241c4Iii,iiettl Vice tfur - 44, ; 1)4 . 4,; 1 14)4 , 11, )44t ci 3J dOuVe. 141111V44'62elbotten ' e,i4ent. 4 44c Lo.ic, - pruiu.wri. Dat‘.4 'as above. • I , usepii Oanuy, vii Siliat,""plumott:(l. DaTC.It above'. ruhr,l , erj, • Lndio I t.,Llti) .t.:.(11 I() & L4eincnant, dice Seavers; Datett juliti Wittiarns, ploinotid, Daly above. 41. aLi go's koltenieers. ctuttuni f!.4.114:1111, Otti CraLfurd, pro. i:).4 wit ts.,is: , ‘ igned Ly the Lord Lieutordat Colin!" of • Nuriulk. • /Yc.. , to 11 , ('0114,011t, l,cut, iu vice - enat „ Icer, S:.:1)t Zr 9tb Infantry.. 'A:11i13111 itty watd [U. QU4rlCr.M44tel, . ce RUSh, :acpt. • L" , ddoit 11,1a;:te..r - Infaitoy. Osolond C 1,111.: to bd v.t.:o Cook, prornoted. 1.5.a11a Sept. 4, I , oj. , Lyn , / ,44.1 4 , i ti.,(l.,iire , e., , olanki , Cava/o', riajok Cotow:t. Datkl()a.'xt • //s.::ettlCer J. Jtjrhy, to bt: 4keVor, Ecbigned. 031&I N,,.• • 't 30 cSos t‘t le to tic I. hal ; - ,:liant, vice Webb, liate4'43"abilve. 1.11 4 ;r1 kieoth to be I.laUlt:4l4ittt, vice De ,, C,OTI, promoted. I)ateci as above. acet„Ant sautec,i 6.11)1 y to be C., ttr,,,c0,11,, vice Dal• ty rea4rieci. .I),:teit„o above, , ii, , ,gimeort of l'oNtnfeer 14famery• 1 5 /Wiain Ca 44, (3,z,tt. Data! Nov. t 6, E 1 CY I:'NI„IRGED. • f',.;.1.war,1 Senate lit:: LeiccsterrplApe, Nlithiiz4sex, defiler tr-.)11 DN. 3 te., Jan. 41, at tell, I?. U4 l l - . • - kct, ; onavn o catcas--butcller, t . 13, at twclvc,, t. %Vac\ i„it.:{-scitc.tio, . i ntli.lll,. of 414ra.;litn-,ter, cf.)ttun. , snt - rcnvi.cf ..uAt ir inn, ttvlur4.iit:s, • • tit to urr..n , - ,••• het:,iV, `at Jeven, - at tw:: tt.utht...(s . , Mr. l'c,svtrlss t ur . , • sta_ . . r .2, at . „ ! • 4 ~ ICCOWUSsII, S>Ell- , lL,leryt ,, • , !. ;. :.,11OtpieS, •4; ~ : , ; arid Knolvo. . H , 1.. r 1 1 •, L. , 't.A . t ' 1 3 ';' ...• '3. at 1. • ti4rt • „ • ..; ,; , litpA ,;; ,t 4 (.44 ...;.•;.: '; • !'l, • 1r : 1 .1: • iitct i 3, it , .• , t; L..„, , • • . ~. • , ; \;";tityt.itt 414•4.1. • • • Jr. ; 1.-441,cl Cttr, .:• . • ; ;;;. i llz t te„ , t.; t .; h";'."er, „ II _ ;t• ( ;... • of' FOf • , ,4,4tt:krtzt ,t ; ; 1 ", ;14t.,;.„r I)l.4kiitz, „It ;; . , .itt-41.14t15, 1,t4 :141t.,44.. :4.t..ti(ii.;;„ 4,1 , • • L,;211f1..!1 0 ,', , • 14yerol, , ; 4"l:tct,trigtoe., of &lark-14ne, London, ink-rcllant, . . r ,:jit !1 3 1 1 1 1 . t barr, of 13. ct,il4-st rt t ler4X ' bo°k. h, tit 4 -; - ' ' • • r tif tri-Etrc:o, ~ , CVV4sigtUri, • : at• , - • Alet•vis - -r Scott, ' • .. 4 . • ut4iciy ritt,4Cl;. , ritS t.• 1-lants, linen drai.er, rit i),:vvlis Glarnargansliire, • C(ir , i-str,ot I,llsrpl., • . .„. - of Lhe.b.)±l. upon- ~.~ ~` ' Y ~ ~;. ~:- Worcestershire, currier, at tin, at the Lion Inn, tipt upon-Severn. Dee. If/. Wilnarn of tine Sun Wharf, St. john, Wapping,. and of ;Green 13ank, St ,Geo , ,ic's in the Last, `Middlesex, whartidger, at eleven, at Guildhall. . fan. 30:* Thomas Praser, late of Nicholas-lane, London, 'merchant, at eleven, at Cuildhall. 2.1„ ltn aes Burtilt, I.lte of tn.. IVierc, Wiltshire, theese. 'actor, at eleven, at tne Greyhound Inti, Wineauntun, Somersetshire. Dec:. 30. %Nil iam Braddr)n, of l'o I perro, Cornwall, shop keeper,- at eleven, at th , ...-NVlt'ae Lion inn, ffia4d,street, Bristol. Dee. 3 t 'Alexander Pain, ol'Stci,v on the Wold,Clotr ester... shire, draper,' at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Merton in Marsh, Gloucestershire. - - „lan. 4, -Peter Richardson, of Wakefield, Yolks:.ire, Wool stapler, at eltveii, at the White Hatt I Itnbert.Gralialii and William Grahz.ni, of Making-, , place, Yorkshire, and of A idcrimithury, London, coiton-mantifacturers and Co-partners, at tety at tlie,ol4 Cook, lal ta ' Jan. t,, Willian'Acklain, °film:ley, Yorkshire, Miner, at one, at the Tiger, Beverley. , lan. 14, Edward Wthwoc,d and Samuel Thorley, of . :the , Poultry, Landoh, Scotch factors and copartners, at ten, At Guildhall. Dec. zi. John. David Albctt • De P,lierre, of Broad-street Chambers, 'London,' nit, at ten,' . at Guildhall. :fah, 30. Henry Hale Fenthani, of 'Greville-street,, 'Hatton- Garden, Middlesex, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. 'Dec. 17. Thotnastoetly i of Sheffield, Yorkshire; grocer, at test,. at Guildhall, London. - • • . fan. #7. Francis Roberts, of St.' Martin's -court, St. Martin's lane, Middiesex 4 nterce4 at ten, at • Guildhall. lan. L. • Thomas uilbert, of Birmingham, lactor, at twelve, at the SWan, li'.lll-street, Birmingham. Dec. 28.. John Boy es, ,of Portsmouth, mercer,. at one, at Guildhall, London. lan. 3. !atm Ayrest,'Of Wittersharn,.Kent, corn-merchant, 'at ,51evesi, at the Wcolpack Inn, 'renderden, Kent, G'LIZI 11. c izr E 4. pcc. 23.. Saltine' Cawthorn, of York, grocer Joseph Jones, of Wood-street, Che.ipside, Loudon, Leghorn hat.manufaclurer. Benjainin Mendes l)a Costa, of Bury-street i St. Mary-Axe, London,. and Green-street, • Britield Highway, Isliuniesex, dealer. Wiilii;rrr\Vilson,pf Comiperce.row,l3lackfriars'-road,Surrey, ' druggist: • Th, Dias Scott, late of Bethnal- G reen, Middlesog, broker. jamesson, of Burr-street, Lower East Smith. Arlindlesex, merchant. VV.Liaiii Biiins, Lite or Icirkbuirton, Yorkshire, clothier. MAILS: AEA ivEr>--1 jarnaic2, z New-York anel lialifax., t Dublin, r Waterford, Dvi -2 liandAirgd; 7 C.;otttnborsl►,l Lta bon, t Waterford,. - ['IMF 01- 4 STOCK S, rptS DAY AT TWILVE O'CLOCK. Commis r - 61 1 ti - E U N, sot.iat gUIS DlCptg YALSUM ALI.DIZAI?; LONDON, MONDAY, DEcrgiwit 9, 18.03.. Titxs triorninew&!received with the exception. of 'rttpeaable Evening . Paper) Pads • Papots to the 26th ult. They do not, libwev.er,;contrilnite inati to re , lieve the public" anxiety. No further oMcial Ilulle tins from the Grand.' Army 11:1(1. reached Paris, a circumstance which is endeavotwed to be accounted for in the Frencb. Journ94 '441 -I )Po4ig did j. ~• coup g. Race; been, intereeptedtbsy they . Austrian s. a plain confeion this, that the c . ot , rtminn4fitioni between 'the Grand Army and.. Vratteti,,atii.,by ndi means secure. Prince. 11.iuRAT is . stateA.l: to ; bare c`sta)lished. his aead-cparters at Prcsburghy , and Sgari . 6llAZ4 to h:tve taken the read to liungary. With respe& to BoxAPARTE blinself we ha'v'e no ziew infOrmation. woult:lT . probabV cotitill i at Vienna until the Other divisions of his .z.i'my • came ,up, unlessin the mean time he 'should be driven frornvit by the Allies, wouiJ, at a n y rate, be very cautious in zidvancing in the of the large force A loch he would find Opposed him; Tller6is no furthor information in these Ripers re speOing the movements . of die Archdtiko Cif itLES. • NE', it is stated, had nyarclic:.l Inspruc4, and 3.ras pursuing the Arcliduke but tnoM in the same bre;ith it ..is t.wid, that the object of NZY was to form "a jtin6.tion NV isle, LE It , . NAOO'rrg. pt .:17114)i, v he might not find it Very:easy to effe,..i, and if he. did, the Uilited Tivi sions of - Nay and lißes.toorru would be•insufli . mit to iiiiiircept the progtess of the utibrol“,n Army 'Of the' .S.riultike cis AIi..GE:;, with NYlitxn the Arch duko. jo uitite his Forces. A Procla , illation Was , published at Venice by the (.;ovornor fi yener4,,..innouncing that were I)e,tekt there on aa with . the strong Anti flan G3rrison proviou there by tin. Archduke. CuAtt LES, would w gi v e eniployn - 104t to a large portion of 'AIAsSF.NI,'s ho, oi!Vmrse, • 3A:' .. 4uta not yeilh)rti to ccintinue ids , - w - vt,oqui, leaving teree beforo i v rior to the ntid i'Oti)ri 111 ' t)i.'t !)rok.oiortt the Austrian Dorolnic.,n; the.„l 'm ost` i afik p.itrioti, spirit tr) ltt; this thc Inhabitants. 111.41 w the, French - heed not Only to centaiht With tile' ll,c ; ,gular', TrooPs ;bra •i+ but fired 111)0it by the Nk apd LiriG. It will plat Ably be fri‘inci-th.4l. WaS 1.1311, to 111:11.:c his" retreat out of the frA- which his proposed ji*tion VOll.l 11; serve e'Kensd; P.arisian .lournalisCA k.benr to pci - stride the- Ileaders Of their incuhratii...ns, that the Prussia will be confine it to drawing a cordon Of l'ioops from tin Frontiers Of tiolland to theTrott- Cers of 'Bohemia, fks the'ptirpose'ef maintaining' a Nvittralitk. We catertillit tie inoi.t sanguine expectzttion thet this Fpz,culation has been. all'oady fat,iiit'tl by t .,.... tra5 ; 111:11;i re.policlf taliio . 1- - t i 4 e late.st 46 . 'e6tuns that (. I, ountry, that Il i a p res 442 m;ijesty Lad comtnenced an effe&ive co-operation with the Awes, and that the • Prussian — .Froops- bad gained ,some a4l:-itAazes over the 'French. The rumour however, is not sutEciOtly defined to enable uslo'forrn any judg ment upon, the subjea. WE received this mornitpi. New-York Papers to the 7th ult. c are i happy to find that the Malig nani Fever which raged 34 some time in that City and its neighliourhooa, had entirely 'disappeared be fore' the' end of • Odober. The "Veit , - York_ Dail y ei- tiser of the Ist November says, - " All the pub lic officeS'haN,;e returned to town, and, ii the course of a' few' days, the inhabitants generally Will be, found at their' foriner:residences.". The sane Paper states that from the lieginning':of September - to the (2tii, of October, the Board of Health had reported 607 cases of Malignant Fever hi, that City and .neighbourhood, of whotn 54 had died, viz: 166 inales and 'BB' females. • - • ' It is stated in ioine of the •Papers,•that a body of British Troops had been landed .at Cape Niedi Male, in St. Domingo. We .haVe reason to believe that this intelligence is wholly unfounded. GoVernment received D4atches from General NT: GtENT, at Ja maica this morning, which doinot.mention such an event. . Saturday morning His MAJw.srY,,,Princesses Au ousrn, SOPHIA, and AMELIA, accompanied by Ge neral.FrrtaoY, Captain TAY Loa, on horseback - , and Lady SYDNEY in a chaise and pair, took an airing by. Crartbourn: • - • Ifer . l NlAJsry and the other PattcEssEs took an airing in a carriage and four, by Langley. Yesterday .morning His MAJEsTY, Princesses Al:- OU,STAy:SOPTII A, NARY, ',and AmEL A, accompanied by-General FITZROY, Captains TAYLOR, DESEROI%', .CounteSs.of EL Y,Viscountess CHOLMLEY,&C. walked to St, George's Chapel, and beaid an excellent ser , ritort - preached by the.: Rev. Dr.-ALtost; from - the ' st• Chapter of St. John, and part of the 17. th Verse. A lies, i *ry AnyaiVarty took an airing toili'rormoro. • . The , Dux n„ of ,CAmnnixici . will. probably leave. town for Hanover on Tuesday or 'Wednesday, to ~com,m4rtd:4o organize the Handrerian Legion, and the new I..evies forming in,that ' 'recruits already amount to 11,000, . and as our Army :advances into the Country their number. will ji,oiabtliti4s increase. . The. Rus.;tian, Swedish,: and British' Troops,, , including,. the Hanoveriaw Legion, at'present in Hanover, amount. to nearly; -603000 tiCCO4II)4 . II I 6C I h : ;;" Chief Aid-• de. 7 okinap, Major licw.c.i3), .*t %ut: for 'Yarn oath, to emb9refor the C6ntinent.Lo d fillip ii-ceitiad r iappoiltted I to the command of Britkli Troops whoorQ to stall! Tile .3t11 hmentea o.iiit."VVßlCllt t. of 'Nvii;dl tvelit ALlitits..:l.Tr,42:;" l4 l,iriSSed.ililrinir the Wi.Vlti• Ins teeth 4nifirined or -- t 1 to tiavAlved hy Mr. Coors frbin St. Pot r*A.ttx 'rgii; cause of hia death is not ineiniOned RiGe.‘LTX has been requested to obtain all the official mad autherinc doCupents" on this painful - occasion, that , lie can, probably for the regulation and condut't o otir Government. ,Slr. WEnewoon has obtained a /iitent for a corn- - position forirnaking .Ron a view, principle. It coni*.its of : aHtalipe silts piect% of china; earthen ware, or baedclay, o ld-plaiitee:uduld, or calciireous earths, borax, siliceous ear ths,., and terra ponderosa, pounded 'together, and .Wheartin state -of fusion ponied into cold water. , A few, nights since the' Earl .of 11.u..x ymoiti had his pocket picked - of , a raluable gold watch,,aathe was coming out - of Drury-lane Theatre, by liarney's gang of pickpockets. - Ile Gazette of Saturday oOntaing , v Addresses to • lits MA.r"EY on tip lat e gjoti:)..l, fvoto the ci t y of Winchester, the County , of Denbigh, New- Port; and'Yarmonth , in-thd Lie of 'Wight ; King's 'Lynn, Kindston-up,6a-'l"harries, awl. the Corporation of Merchant Venturers of the City cd Bristol. , . 1.116 , 110ard of Admiralty have at length preferred • , a charge agtimst Hear-Admiral Sir ItuaLF.T.CALDER, grodnd of " not -having done • his utmost to , " bring 'theEemy to a 'retteivai cf t he' ACTiox on si , ,corn.) -DAy, i ; jf Eass.iNa 2$ .retained tr # ... dt..fente o f Sir IIDBERT C: ALDER. . We received on -Sattr-day New York Papers to the ,Gtl of oaotier, .:11k-111*e. ''rhejr state, that the 13ritish have ti*e n 'po s 4e.isloti of rape Niehola Mole, in St. Domingo, ,witere they have landed 'troops. — kilt; Impevial Shijesty; DnssALttgas, is not doct, but great Jealousy sub ~its between hint and' CitaisTo ruit, Whose-popularity increases; :An insurreelion IS apprehended. Nye feel real pleasUre i 3 statiriz, that th e malignant Vet or cf.,th,:d " N it Noy. 5 .—A. gen titNuaii lately from Point 1' Ere informs, that hen tho-BritWi Frigate Cambrian capture4l the. French Prituteer 45 of her tne4 were pm on howl The SchoOner ink Ksh, hound' for Bermuda, and arrivti St. ; pe.,)rge'4 in 'Safety on the,t,:d . of . Otßober ; on which dayt, whilst. the crew were he,low, the French Pri s,)ners fastened down the hatches upon them, and sue.c.% eeded itccarrying the Schetiner into Oitaditionpe tinder Enghsh Colours. This poterpKite Was etretted , tWO - O'cloait ht the afternoon, and in so quiet a rnahner,_ as to'eviW nq . ,alarny: in the minds, olthe people on shire, whoWitne.sse(ther departure _with buf suspicion. - • . Mu aNn, OCT. 26.- 7 A! meeting between Dr. W 1.4. I.J en .Z.All4l ; w, SKULTON,JEMES, Esq. both of this city, is-statedlo have taken place last Mimday threning, tut the Maryland Short—they were prevented by the wind "crosiing the'Potomac sooner. They fought at three yards distance Joi4w,s is sala to have,beeu Wohhdedin the tipper partTof the, head. The Wall; after having entered the . threllead discharged itself frorn, the back part of the !lead, Whether 'it penetratt.,-d the skull or Mertly glaucod along the bOue,'Ouf 'informant is _limbic to say; Thr2 wound is DOI SUppOSed to Lx. 1110rt.31. Urstta.w escaped without any injury, FORMA' INTELLIG. (. ~i.., , - STUTG MID T, Nov. 37.--We i ave 'est been in formed:that General \VOL F:s,N. E 11 L.', taken a position in the environs of 13re g entz, has are6t its retreat en deavoured in vain to C.,i s, which ha d -t by the ATentsch gl-1, .t0...1041. the co* under . Prince J 011 N, and that , not-deeming that - plan P ratajeanle, it had de termined to divide into several detachments, with orders to take different . roads, to escape the French. Some of these detachments. consisting of two Squadrons of the Hussarspfßlankenstein, and the rest of Infantry, proceeded : by 'Leutkirch to-Biberacli, from whenced ascending the D an ube; and passing it -atiViergen an - Sagmringen, they hastened „ to Blanbeuren ; cutting off thus the great mad from our s o ity to l.Thn,wbF ne(3 they attempted ..t,c,. get by Ilerdenhe,ini and Aalea into the., territory of Anspach, • and from ,then&,-hy Nuremberg to Bohemia. ' .But WO are assured, that the Army under AUGEREAV, the first column ,of which arrived on the te,th at Ravensbotirg, has eat off the retreat of some of the Austrian detachments, and obliged, them to turn back again to Ow ‘lOOl - and the- l'yrot. • ' 1 We learn by Letters 11:6m,KcolPteo, 0' 314 " 1° ' his troop,s NEy,has„ set-out with the gre aw part of CO pursue Pr ince fro the environs, of bsP rockP j°llN** ' Afte r havihaving(Voted h assel t h a t , print at the foo t 9 Igerutt Brenner, the F re nch, it is, said, p famous mountain, -from w hence they ,ate poc ,.ecdiag Iso Lenti and Drnubourg, to rep air to Vellakh , and m f , there join ; Marshal BERN - AnoTT /3. that 3 satisfa ory Letters froM.Bareuth antionuo, et replY has been made . _to the King of Prussia, ,tel - 11a!graviateOf Auspach, -and 6,01; tine to the passage o f t he Fonda Trops • through thl Private 'letter - from .NurOiherg...says, 'that 66,000 florins in new gold, of the i;oinage of the Emperor, AN.IIP LEON; has,bein sour to, Futh, In be4.oos.ite a in . ' damae. 49ne A • the Prussian Batik- there ;. th 'At slum being the aniotiv t the ahu of the.damage..ocZ;isioned by iv.o-we'iti* et re march. - -1 . '-- have no t y C tir TfrClri:_int:::ll:pd.:ALl:iillell:ljtb(ol)i,GrliNrg:Cibiici:'lllN:Jr°3;ll::ll.:ilot_c:ritliistiriocf:he entr3t (1. A :l aP bt t NiNi: l ‘ 't ,r , i: 'l .i i os e e s lt,i z:sl l utci ('''n et. t ,itt 3 : ;..o il t . ) it, i r i - : ° j.a r :: r : iz n r l ,,o: U e t : ,lO ' r4ue l, ' l v d g t i ° ..e . e ) s b l l f ie l ia i f Y .lu t l o t ejt '' g l :i ' r * 4 l e ' a et : '' ' l e i nv. l t t : i 'e e i t l i c i sr ''C e , ( cbi )' ru i te (lt v e ep ' e l: i ts ( , t : t 4. l ll c4 t e ll : :Al r• a l i oto ne p l t ill t \ Vi , e , l )ld.- ;, . It is said, that t,ho. linporail (...x .4 , . 0 1 • 4,,,;lo'ijorit . r it 4.l..eptisett z it,t,.. t h v 40,,tirtel. ~,,ii11412,0 0.4„.ii;,!..t._; P3tetes ha - • i Ntilviti 004'1' . Ike °((:-ons-tanee, and ivilich by 0 0 1 " t ' l ."' .--- : ,,f, 46 1- occtinie:4 -= some plaees on the great.ro.ici l''' -- I . 1 . 6 Cetuier may- have goatllled rpo:n"dubcrJltrha"ac,9l),::;3'ill',llP:vort: ._ We have received the otifirni.ition 0 1 t` i ` `.,,, j. Stathi,- Chit mAssr,s,:t- his pa , 4e d t h e I: ...5ji , . 1 7. 0 and is hastening rapidly to die frooti Js of cii lot • Ailtl"Crnio!a, .to jOin the (3,rand..Arfq, adiea%l:alpi:_e:eittdelailttje:ttPclir.e.s:nbrilulr(g):ll)l;:ce.::,tlchrlet ll'ir(;t1"..1(::1;31::1"'1.1",::: Her I‘''la.jestv ' :'; .-p Ar for tsro Pr P.r'e ",;',), Carlsruhe, to f.ir ." thrb.NimaulvilttoplenuijA,t,figcrti)ihals:lll\.;44"°vte,dcijeet‘.:':;t:eyillolif:ele'l.}llicl'r::l:nll:AcLt'er'l).,ll:inlyile,jl;it:tr.il''ilji°illt;:ol°'bi,.,l‘::l3,,,:ill tip r „ 1 of l II ' TISBON,-NOV. 13.--dary CX.preS.. --'er 1,0 . ,f, ix , ' ,. -r - yoga the inn. . fln DO Peneral SEBASTIAN! did nothing olor e ' ll i ' *hici ~. Vienna :, he took the 1 -3 eneilillbered with waggons, bgPgc! cfre4s helotigtog to the Court. tip 14 ,ncli AiUsliCii,NOV. 16 —.The 'greatest eAy-' of ming in the demolition t)ttlie Fortsl:i oos °' l i c If the French dispiav proiligiou intriTiditY 111 d i e , sfqaling of Elie forts .ind rocks which rae ° t d i ' a p ot files of the Tyrol, the Austrians 'aPd l‘l'ilitia,,,, oa road to llailb:;;:i shew less &illness in dt;fitetd. Many W°ll'-'. ; , lrt 0 t ' " even girls, at:rced with fusils, lix,e to 1) 1 clitTeMnt a;„tions. These Heroines li'iviog lirea tlPj e ih 5( 0 the French Troops during theirpassage thaA der l'sbod, °9l villages, an Ordonpanco ,bas been tie fof w I ing their hashatidsand parents re a l infraaioni of tlie rules .of war ..,4 .. _ • _ Li .1, g Ad' BERLIN, NOV, 13:**.4.40.Td .1.10.-q% -1 ..e ' here yekterday. , , 1311(114' pub 1 e,/ ~ Yesterday ~:t 00, waggons ocionging to tl in ' ( :;: ip ' ,ver department set off to follow our Troop; .. .... Saxony. • tl lo ' I ~. d e cide- ' , - .NUG SBOURG, Nov. 17.---lt is IICA , ;00' Cordon Of Neutrality Nvill be formed frof"h'it..,b°cojrjoaj tiers of • Holland to those of _Bohentia. . 0 will be occupied by the Prussians, 0°97;06 Saxons. i l , oceforato 0 . 4 ,i It will extend. along tt 4 , 01 , ' •• . .by the Connrrf-of Fields, and IN° Cl.n° the circle of Upper Siticony, . e la" '1 . ‘i 0 ,, ow ' , that: the teheOrttP:.tiSOittlitltillaatfti:iriitl4:ilag'nei''tlso:::l;ll');l":: Nev. •ar Potsdalu, between the )11'1'"