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~N EWS. ' A .....,A,, , -t,, 4,, r 4 ) .' SAn L I c: . : -...' . )..l' NO4 ill; iviteilant fetagl, savvistvie ir;Jeittrh o 3 - ed rartv datum:. DEAL, JAN. 6. His Majesty's Ship hydra, arid Arimt/e Cutter, came in lot night fitsm the 'Westward; and the ship itet,be arrived this morning, from the Northward. The ship Tra•vellei ) of London, Cart. W t 1.1m4 DAv ts, from Martinique bound to Lon don, with a Valuable cargo, foundered at se3 the 16th ult. in lat. S. North, and long. 49. is. West ; and Captain nAvrs and his Crew were happily saved by the Iljdra Frigate, in which vessel they arrived here last night. SHEERNESS, JAw. 6. Atilt rvE D the jamaica i of 3i guns, Cart. IVIACEPI.LAR, and the Adder Gun-boat, Sailed the Mary hired Cutter, on a Cruize. MOST G.l LL ANT ACTION'. IXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED CAPE OP GOOD noßg s .ooT. 22. 1800. " The Ship . Weliesky, having on hoard provi sions, Ste: consigned to the Agent Viaualler at s place, and Naval Stores for the supply of His ?Jobjesty 4 a 'Squadron in India, arrived in False 'by On the roth of September. ; The .Brifioleue being bound to Rio de Taifeiro i she parted from titat• Ship with the approbation tif-Captain 44tatt..on the 17th of July, being tberF4rl latitude b. itS.' South, and longitude 27.30. 'West.— On . the 9th of August, an latitude 30. South, and longitude 35.30. West, she was . attacked by a trench Frigate of 36 guns (of which Fri. late intelligence had be fore been received here), loot Captain Goa ox had made such judicious Reparßeparations for her reception, that she ran from ations after an Milan of little more than an hour, and did not dare to renew the combat, although abe dogged him for six days afterwards. The gpeatest praise is due to Captain. Goittioy, .114 ars, and Ship's Company, and to his rassen- Itts ) for their very gallant condu6 on this occa. Non lb—and I have no doubt that proper conside. ittion will-he shcwn to Captain Galt DON, for his having so bravely defended the Ship and import- efts Cargo he had in charge, against an F i neniy of a force So very superior to the Wellesley, the latter mounting ne more than' i a nine and io six t pounders, and manned chiefly with Lascars and China men." Commissioner Hop a is appointed the Commis sinner at Chatham, in the room of Cornmi4l(inbr HAttvar LI, who comes' to the Navy Board. Capt. Clt RL ES LAN r, of the . ...V4a Ysidro PH- Eon Ship, is appointed to the command of the Cambridge Man of War, the Guard Ship at Ply- Mouth, in the room of Capt. 'WicitEir, promoted to'the rank of Vice-Admiral of the Blue. It gives us pleasure to inform the Public, that the young Midshipman, Mr. Aucus - rus HAM IL - 'TON, who so gallAntly distinguished himself un Ll4l4tellAilt Bit 11 trrwri in the Boats of His Mdesty's Ship Phaeton, when cutting out a 'Spa. tiish "Vessel of War from under Nlangerole Castle, near Malaga, is fast recovering from his wound. Though shot through the thigh whilst in the boat, he yet intrepidly persisted in boarding, and for.. mutely tut down u Spaniard, who was levelling his mUsquet at one (Shit comrades. Mr. A. HA ' MitTo24 sun of Viee;Adrniral HAM I L TON, svho is first cousin of His Grace the Duke of 1-I.ot TOR. • The Danish Company's Ship the Cron l'rinsen, Holm, who left Canton about the latter end, of Y a nuary, has lost her masts, and been obliged to put into the Isle of France. ttistavus Tertius, Kiermanskohl ; and Wester Gothland, Nisser (Swedish 00' encountering very severe weather ) are put into the CJpe of Good Hope, and would he ready so sail beginning of January. The Britannia, Lesse i Wand Atlas, Dempbtet ) of Dartmouth, and a Schooner, from Talniouth, with hah, for the Mediterranean ) are captured near Gibraltar, and tarried into Algdzi'ras. COtHAw , s • new Covirody tag herr) read to tbe Performers who axe to . b,.(.oticerned in it, at Covgnt Gsrdtnmu.. ::•Th'cy are all, it !tteall s Isittily pleased wltli..ittiff P:irt6,auld on.. Iderttly ptediet - .4 most pro:teroOs fati; to• the fleet. ' • • • The Cane which ICtrta LE: uses rins, Lear formerly belonged to the .Csereat Faux)Extol, of Prussia, 3 Mon-arch who would not so easily have patted with his Dominions. a,Jiis Dramatic Ma ,testy. This Cane was purchased along with the vardiabe of the Prussian Monarth, and that 'wardrobe consisted of little besides taco old blur coats with brass buttons, two waiswoots, and two pair of' breeches ofequal Antigatty, all plentifully decorated with stmf. The head , of the Cane is . brass gilt, in the form of a sphinx". In a house in-Paris the tirt froor is devoted to Gartittg Club ; on the ground floor is a Paula , iroier's Shop, and on the second thior a Maier qf Pinch. The coincidence is curious. Last night, about flail past six o'clock, a fire broke out in the premises of a ntop-yarn-sp . pmet, in Turntnill-street, Clerkenweil, whieh burnt with such violence that in„a short rime it consumed the s hole of the work-shop and tiwelliag-house. Its - further progress, however, • fortunately pre w.ts i Nented by the timely assistande of sevcr.d fug tnzines and a good supply of water, " PARIS, DEC: 17. " of the Army of Mine, at 43111 g, A. ,9. " This Army, at five o'clock this morning, passed the inn without any lips, The Enemy, deceived by our counter marches, had left this point unguarded-. We had not a man wounded. 70,000 k ranch are at :this moment on the right bank of the lan. They must now sign a Peace, or .we shall compel them to it under the walls of Fienna." DICEMBER 28. MILAN DEC. 15. -- The Army of &Ica Troops, Under the orders of General MURAT, is expeded here every moment. Accommodations' are already made in this City for zo,ooo of them. General CARONI, who commands a division of them, has arrived this day. Notwithstanding the efforts.made by the Aus. trians to distratt the operations of the French Army, General Bat/ Ire is daily employed in con centerink his forces, in order to carry into execu_ don his grand plan, which forms a part of the ge: nesal system to be ailed upon by the whole French line. The Headquarters were still at .preic;4l on the 18th ; forty Pontoons had been sent from that g)lace towards the Mincio. _ Letters from. Rome state, that after the depar ture of the French Commissaries, a Courier Ex,. traorclinary arrived there from Naples wish dis patches for them. 'They were forwarded 'to them by. a Postillion, who came up with them at Brom. colitnta, on the other side of S;enna. It is re- Ported tliat General VASELLI Will set off for Naples, and that he will be succeeded by General DAMAS. DECEMBER 18.—We learn from Bilogna, that 4.000 French Troops had arrived at itiodvia, and taken an advantageous position in the vicinity . of that place. ' The Austrian Troops, which lately made some inctirsiont. 'into Romagna, consisted of very small detachments, which Shave since retired to their respeetive stations. Accounts from Tuscany state, that a carpi' of Soot) Frenchmen had arrived in that Country from Geneva, and that a part of this Curps is to be de. , . tached towards B9logna. The greater part of the Army of the Gris Ons • was, on the' Y6th, at Edda "and making:prepa,ra tions for advancing. ThAnemy, on- their part, had been fur several days strengthening their fortifications. . DECEMDER 29. . . There are, fresh Atit::sts.. We have heard of DESTRENI E LECOINTRE (4 Versailles), BIR- GpiN, and . MattEc ; CERActit, DEMERVILLE, AR.ENA, VERNET, Dams, LAVIGNE, LE'SRUN, ankanother, all accusal of the attack' on the .Chief Consul, on the t Bth Vendemiaire, at the Opera, have been carried before' the First Jury, which has unanimously declared, that there is ground for accusation against them. The pro ceeding' is going 0n . .. The barriers of Paris were not shut as has been said. _ _ It isa remarkable circumstance, that the Pre.: 6 . 4 of dattinflos, by a Letter received yesterday. informed the Minister of Police, that there were to be troubles in Paris. DICEMBER 30. The Consuls have issued the following Decree ART. I. TI}C Mil*StCr of the Interior shall appoint a :Special eomintssioo; ;o value the damages occasioned by the explosion of the hilernal machine. 1 1 ..Next Primedi he shall present a Report of the ripe. rations of the said Comniission ; shall draw up a List of Individuals killed or wounded; and shalt make known the names of the wives or children of the CitiMlS dead or wounded, who shall WWI in nerd of assistance. DECEMBER 31. BUTT°. formerly Secretary to BAILILAS, is said to have been arrested. • It is said that the Leaders of the late Plot had promised their agents the pillage of the Opera, — It is added, that \ whilst some pillaged, others were to massacre the Priests and those accused of Emigration, ,and the Constituted Authorities. — They were then to proclaim 11A a r.O Di reftory. Monsignor SrINA has, it is said, written to the First Consul, in the name of the Poi. }I, a very afVeling letter of congratulation upon his escape. Lord WYe 0/411P. it ..at Party. M. de Sr RANGP ORTE N and the Rtissian. Of fieers were presented ,tb the Chief Consul on, the z7th. KATISDON3 Dec. 2;.—An Austrian, Courter, arrived here on file 19th in the evening. litvvali sent off on the 115111 from St-bumf:tar/4 with dis patches from his Royal Highness the. AiMiiDOICE , CHARLES to Count KLINAU. Not having found the General here, he immediately took the ro'rict 'for Nuremberg. According to the statement of „this Courier, the Imperial Army was on the r6tti ,posted. behind , the Traun ; their head-quarters being at Strap-evade'', on the F rontier betweerf the country of Salzburg and iinstriti. On the 17th the head-quarters were moved to Sc4 , teali. 0414 ; the Military Administrations were tofro: ceed to libersberg, near Lintz. His Rival 141 ness the c ttotote ,Comtt. Es reached the 4l MArmy on the same day, and inunedLuely assumed the chief command. The military talents of this young Prince, the affeetion entertained far him by the Army, and the speedy arrival of the Le vies of 'Hungary and Bohemia, give , reason to hope that affairs will soon pot on a more fa. vourable appearance. We received information, yesterday evening, filet a very bloody engagement had taketyplace between .14'eieb and Nuremberg. The 6rst ment - of Austrian Hulans has sal - toed much.— The Lieutenant-Colonel of this Corps is mortally wounded, as likewise art Count Ditla ICHsTEI:4, end Major Baron Ste toENTISCH t who has been brought into this place. Majr Lion ) of the Regiment of Wolffregg, .is killed. In conse quence of this engagement, Field Marshal Kiak_ sag removed his head-quarters to Fockt, 1t.1.7_,• 7 ... 1,1... • pro French - c4i3 umn ; haaralV a ticed off the i 7th as !In* 3$ OtSermirri, btu had• retreated on the day. following. it is.supposed they have marchrdlo. wards Ried. All the AUstriart Troops• Who at Passau have left it, and as yet that ,city...is no danger. -The bridges , have been cut:down; but so as to admit of being six.'edily replaced.. FLOICENCE 3 nE C. 9.-;-.GenCtiti Mien. IS., and Citizens LA CH A E and BE t. It. t. h:. ve , ar rived here from They are !said_ to be charged with an iir.partant mission from the Chief:Consul. • • General PINGO 1135 a.. 30 arri4ed, with a part of his Milo-ion, I.nd considcrable number of piece.) of artillery, ‘yllich are cow - my-jug towards. S;:izna. -`" +The EngHAI Admiral, Lord KE 1111, laitifitXl to all the Consuls of the Neutral Powen'i resid ing at Les bo'rn, in conequence, of orders -re ceived from Hrs Bit I r.ANN4C MAJEgTY, that they must dispatch alt the vessels of their respQc tive Nations before the Bth of this month: after which period, those neglecting so to should be regarded and treated as enctnies all farther, operations. jANIYARY ;t; , • AUGSEURGiIy Oct. zo.--Gcneral . IVTORt..so has published a Proclamation, .in which he strictly prohibits alf 'plunder, under pain of death ; but he .promises„. that as soon as the Soldiers reach the Hereditary States, - they shall receive double pay and dotifile • rations, without distineti6a of tank ; an4l-that all the contributions and requi sitions levied on ' the Austrian Dominioni shall be employed for this purpose. ' ' ' DECEMBER 22.—1 t is rumoured, that on the 38th a freSh Battle took place near Mb ruck and Schlvamstadt, on the'Traun. His Royal High.- ness the ARCHDUKE ettAki.Es commanded the Imperial Army in pettob. No'authentie aCeouni ' has yet been received -of the . result; Thi Augs harsh Gazette states, that - after the ACtiOn - ,the Head-quarters were removed"from Web! to 'nt,-;,',. the Austrians . having fallen hack two leigues during the Battle.' - But this intelligence: mote particularly requires confirmation, - as - it i cbn tradietesi by private Utters .from the Banks of the Inn. i'' An' Austrian Courier passed through Aftsnic4' at six in the evening of the 22d, proceediiag with the utmost expeditipn to , Paris. '.- ,•' . -- :*--- MUNICH, Dec. 19.—Accounts' from' `BO/rx.: 1 berestatc,. that great nUmbers. Were killed on both sides in the obstinate contests:Which 'lf ( been fought in the Principality ,cif . "V.ilt'iliUri . ; 2 l On the . entrance of the Frenc,lt'inCotligi Ca 1. b - ki. General . DUE utrk publiShed a Pr6clainatititA' 3 t4 which he' says, • . •,' -• ' - - ' •;.i ~ 0 , " Inhabitants of Sa/44w:g, tlic'l)lOodx",en:. gagcments which have happened t tinaq 'the'tol6 of your city, hay e:otatle ,you - ' aCit . .l:airded 414 , the horrors of war, and must 1 ,1 4 - iilitatee§ 1- -4,1 P 7 4 Banish your fears ;• from this' itionit6tycibr'` att. .a. gets are past. Vielory oandids tlu 'l4,rticyri within your walls ;, be 'assured, tli:t,. 'i he Soldici;'s of a Natio , a which, in triumohinkovCr its . ene mies, continually holds Oift "Id'ilienCfEt,.‘. oliN'c Oi' Peace, have no intention of carrying "terror arid dismay into yiiiii peaceful ' habitations. Be trail . quil therefore ; your propestic3, , yogi. etttotns p your religious opinions sic:ll be. re5p. , 44 , .1 . . - The 1 Garrison occupying your City, willpreseil` , e - gtiod order. The principles ofjustice'entertained by . the General in Chief, Motu: Ati„ are- already known to you. The first injunftion which 41 , 2 laid upon me; in confiding to Int-the Command of this place, was, to provide for your security.— I shall strialy attend to it." - - --- BULI.RTIN FROM I.ITNEVILLE - OP THE 27TH, 29TH, 29TH, Mint 3OXH DEC. " The tith was a remattable day. A Courier from Peril, in the night 01* the 5111, brongl)t the news of the horrible attempt of the 3d. Th,.• general indignation could only be eqUalled by the joy that succeeded. The people_ rejoiced that the First Consul had escaped, and it the Saute time invoked the punishment of the guilty, 4C • The ' Peneral Commander of 'the Department, the Staff Major,' ihe'Chiefs, and other Officers, the Military Corps in Garrison at Lave.ville, the M a y or o f that Commune, and his ColleatO, the Members of the 'fribunal, a erowd of zens, as well as the Authorities resident at Nodes, Were eager to express to the, MilliSter PlRDipClptißry of the Republic their,attaclunent , towards.its Chief iNilitgitrate. . 1, M . , ndeco Li Enwrt. ha . ; she upon thiF, be — a casion .partieuLtr degree Of solicitude. lit lists' never, ceased repeating.; thg the de: 4th slf ,i 11,.• irst - Consul would ‘oay.e beet) a, day' at eaLmity for Vlrap j , as WCli for"Frinec. Ile sehicd the occasion el a magniCcent TE.itertaintnellt, which wt re tin. priucipal Jutliorities of Ali!: De_ partment.of.Lis 111eiv.i1);, « (in the. 7th, there :;ici,cc4,frOrn ;her t di:. , p.ttenes Citi4e.l 14391.4 Ar " the Bth there, arrived anothe.r, and C -r f at the P►lnc time a -00 tr.•l of dispatches itir N; t: ;' It Va:. the same that.waS cxeediied ' front b this Plenietentiary the itst ' F - ini:l;re Dec. lie had, in returning, passed th, - Ifeld-tinaitt -, .r4 of the Austrian Army. He ccUld not tlissembld the event of the French Army 11..„6 ins pass 'ell tha EMMti of its advimcing, and having made near iOOO prisoners between the joth Frimaire 4nci Nivose (Dee. it and 25). • ( 1 This : morning, the 9th, another, Courier arrived from Paris to Citizen BON AP KTE 11 The tvro ,, Ministers continue to have several private convittastions every - day, and although the obje6 of them remains constantly .eeret, yet it is evident to observers, that their discussions become more and ,rnore StitAssviton, DEF. Is. —it is nr , longer doubtful but that the AR (jilt/VIC CflArt tS will set out from Vohetnia for the I-lead-quarters or the Austrian Atrn On the r7th of Dccernber fi 114 , pAsscd by Lintx, 1$ rot order wit.; not to a,pd,oiher beginiiints, to be, dote-.`l llis . order gave a firtt ~ u f, of 7 . • !So9n that hope increas..:d: 'lt appears ti ; calling Pa :‘ , IC E into AetWit, the Pt IV . V, eT,te:aiiiled to make • Ileace., condition alone, has the :• consented. to ,aeceßt , the coeutianci. A :7 from tile kfead-qmarters — of t; says tivel)i, that Pophiitians of . teate haee been m on the , pa . r•t Ett P It c)it, nd . they we.re 'sr..e.h as' he 'did not think it his' duty to reit& ; that - in consequence Pt:rice-wt. , . ne: , :;tinting at the Camp, and that tlies ; r 2 eatest joy there; • Although all this' 'l , :telligenee :.'.:3.11d not b etsci:ll; has •b• deg e-z.se: at ptobabi; ;tr. - r • c:dcs ith .the ‘vhich asserts positively• That signed, irnd that the ,Congress is going to be opened,- 'firs journey of General Dr..55i11t4.23, Chief of the F.,,tal of the Army-of thtAltioi further strengthons. this" hope..., passed by 44 , g.t6ilrgh in the night, • between theigth and r9th of December,. ,and it is probablei .as the prn4CO, of such an Of - tit:et' is so necessary. to the Army, that he .vouldnot, have quitted it, but for very weighty reasons, and if 40MCti)ing amounting to a• Truce did not exist. 'He directe:d"his cOarie 'toward; FrATIC,' - e . ; fad, ; the desire of Seeing an end to so'saugui . ::. nary a War is bo'getieral and SO profound, that e.e gladly t-o every thing that can no Irish th.:: hop,: e Peace.' i3::. , y,Lides, what inu.,t .be th 4 wish of the EM'PritoV, in his rese.;,cst ,:tu a tiori Must he not foresee his inc - .ritable ruin ? plan cithich MoREAtr- has fu!lowecto/alt.es horn him the Tyrol, and'shuts him out t kcal; most without strikin- a 'bit;v..., The 'fyrol is entirely surrounded with the'frencioTrOops on the side of the' Vaiteiirte, IV/AcDONIALD has •a a . _ vaned by S.vidrip and Tiraevo, ' as far a 4 t tip: Bortni'd; further 'on, MoNet: "( ,Nts penetrate) Eowartli Trextii. thr! Gri.or.3,, the of MORLOT, and the-Army of tho *roirstatiet at 114citAvr, ham pa , tqi i i ger sarti; fipally,' at fela'iirtk, n vtt t. of the Right Wing of the ,Nrmy. , of tl Rhine, fIOSC6'. the yrol on the North , sid. J . aixt its•elf a 4 fax. as Lienz, it) the.' ' the F.asri G enetsd.l-ibti CET. , who .Gunartrind4 the Tytt)l.o hotly ofikomA2,o;o4. loiooo Alen, 11 , 111 hi(2:ttion. shot withiAte ., Artny ,:$ L Alkri•V and he, almost shut up by the Artily ,of .Geovxai tt.ri E se t ; i in " pa r414•9,.14,,1LA, mag , rit s ppLr Aust-ria, which . EF.QuAa r tt ib„,apprpitch i , sees inheif obliged to, abandon Italy, drawing.44pE w 4ustria.-- , --The la t fx5t:„: 1 11; genceftoni the Army 'of M. D 6141. R., 4 I till of December. It states, that NTA.c no N t. l'Utleini sick nl6tisetfil girt& tali. !JtiliereJ frtsslid'e . 'Of thc' 'Dr halds, in C . tikkq't staid, the ,Cornnvir.,l j k Chief per in.er, to orzanization of th , q AtinY,rclitit c, to ti r,t1.4 thti m 'Aa j)' t the 4 fu ; EVI lisiott j:lfiteserve tl.OO R ;‘,.: the Artiticir'r ; , *.arla tvt t:, Cap Mr". General 'l\46 rt.ol t remains with hil ip anti, the Orisons. "•'f'.a .. .1 - 11 E tIYtIERAC d 7 nutttion, CHIT!? or Tlif ") ST AP TO • Tai IXT,':\tifoteik '''•'••• • tread aiatter4 . .„, " CtTtZEN - • " After having, forCcd the passage of the `Sal- It a at Laltf.n, the V toneli army did . riot lose, moment to pursue the enemy in their retreat. t.rill commanded 43y Lieufenant:Ge nbral proceecle4 to.G.suiaden, in 0f... der, to advance alone;m the oinitains, find pass tho ril'ers , nearer' to their. source. 'The Centre fol. lowed 'the - great - road from Saizz,-,6,v44; to Liotz. General ..)?.1 cnnpArist, whose divis\on formed the Ad7anced Gurtrd, did not cease to harrass the c;nv°Gt:yi He defeated their item-, Guard In front of Nriattark, :took thurpieces-of cannon, and up. wards of 600'prisoner . c. On the t tith he eneoun: tered them ataro in a strong position nt:lr tencl. tapi,:,-k. On truoi..6 the,ro with so much vigour, at iJi.)O ICA.),) prisonersi among whom are boo ca`alier , ., fell into our hands, General Loy Es, who commanded thew, is in the numb,. 1 h 19th, the. Euemy . .changed the troops winch formed their Re.ar, Guard. it was.izoinposed of P..ed Mantles; Uhl:up,. Hussars Of MeZUrC:,; ti ho had,not yet been etiga7„d q,inctc the opeoingof the campaign. With the4e,litish .tro..,ips : they caught to defend the posltiol,s to front of L42/041.44. . Ge nerale I:3l,Ntli ar4, 171'00e$ re, ;doubled their viy,ous,4)4..uourage,, ~17,11::Lhlans and Mev.:.trer, ; ,C.a,va1r,!;,.., were riVell 111:0 of f Lav;!,ft.a. , , by our Inian. try there t dre'Ziiirtfl carnage t rnittl2 cf them. of Ifisirs 'l 4 l l ltice .. bt'' I .*; t COlO. net nt the f Mans; r tibliged , to iarrei;,der s'elf with ties htSt kif ();ficv ' 'General . N1r.... Ait sueCeetled 3. t' s 'in i.ottirnartiltif time . Aew , -Guara, ,, has suffered the 1 * SA:lie fate ;: in is alseraliribner , This • b4itle, - in to, Hitt the - F.66l'y has left'. fronrito Soo priioners; pieces 06. evonon tw.r.hatirls, hasoet:Aioned to tiltin . an-etiorif f iaus loss' in killed and .sonani.ktd. Genet,al ktt 1.1 E? ANS' E :00k Iht road ctOily't mbath !toq havit4 for his support General Ga.oucH Y. neral DEC AE who ptlrStiCa thQ enemi on the roach of bi ! rtz-.,- took near .4..poptisonsr:.;. - ' 44 ' ; the Left - Tiitti; - ,o2:ntutuitiod by. Lieutenant.. .General 6a Riittta., the Saita,' pen at :LeitOlii and tarf , af 1 r the /aril - , after 'hiving . ble..Ved up Bri,topu, And driven , itito 'the place the Cntr:son, :lost one tanoon 811 , ,1 rOin Ried it nook the rot„,d entered .atj,Cri.r; -at ter . for eeti 6‘, u;ho!corniu.mritA its VL,11.41i,, , t41, 4 :0 , 74z above 30; . ..i Prisoner's, 'ch,til..serd yii it cin;nll :tl;QhO :114!be bat CiCai 0;100 thelllSe!VeS., atAl Cavalry , tivtis fithirv. " - .Ube Ent.my have t*trte.etl.,e of 4.;.):Z0 $, and t.141a: