The Sun. — London, England, 1806-01-16 00:00:00

to the * 't - nperor NA r °LE o 11, neverquittedh relion during the Bilttle of -.A.Wterlit4,, mentions in account of that affair, that -I\TxpoLtielz looked upon the whole , field of battle 'as 'a chess-bnard, and,. ac. tually made all his movements as a skilful .From the height upon which he stood, be followed.. every Regiment with .his;.e.ye; being provided - with the number of each,upon - a 'paper . -he held in hand. Every minute Adjutants. were dispatched with some, of these papers; - &c.` . . Our Journals assert-that the -Fortresses and. :Ma des Fonts upon the -Right.Bank ;of the - Ehrenbreitstein, Cassel, Altbrey,sack, and Kehl, are to rthain in the --posseSsion of Yracce, •in Conse qUence ,of some measures'. which -art to be .adopted by the Diet' of- Ratisbon. _ • • • PARIS, JAN. 3.= --The accounts of the battles fought - on-the territory d.the House of Austria,. were Short ly. fiillc4ed , by the pleasing intelligence of the.cori clusion-of . Peace -with that Power. Yesterday the -.Government received information of this wished %for event; and although the day. was far advanced,. the news was transmitted to thy-Principal Theatres, to he communicated to tire . This 'morning, amidst a general Aischargn of cannon; the same in telligeince was posted throughout - the Capital, i- The following . Notice was inserted in the Official Joprniti • ` • Peace was signed at Presburgh, the Capital of Hungary, the 27th of December, at fotir o'clock in the morning,'y TALLEYRANi),. on one side, and . the Prince of LrCti.V.IIIsTSTEIN and Count DE GUr . 44y, on the other.'?:' • • -• generally. , wapposed that the Peace which was copcluded litii:Atistrialri the city (i& Presbnigh; to • ..which the of neootiatiOn was transfurred Oglit flays .before,.:was. definitive;. ()RVERS OF THE DAY. • . The Order of the - Day for the ) 3th Hof Decetnher •t-ootain's - severe stri&kes.:lT,ou :several .0f5;., terstfor . 'thiScondtiEt; ,in :their...,Regle6t to bring up then, theh tilp rear o 1 the irmy-, The 6itrirriandant di'stin4uisiled. for hi,S 'tt s gleEt it reporting the ihe'Ttoops that-city; & - t. • The Order of Qic /Ay fejt- the, , ,l4th mentions. thentiations for 'peat*, 444 : .pr0.5.5e4. the , necessity for:prepafatio s,. in the interim, 'for the renewal of - the war..; Some of the 4aily.ipspeOlonsivat bruin afe 10%04. itrt.ioad.s7.. . sion of • - '6ietiiicrwrs,...iiiehiat'Obtiine4 the Erinwor's; approbation,' thouo7ll,llt,m4e's4,4l.e very .seriLus. re- !. 1 ,liettiOris upon, - tule,orthe 'Chefs 4:llatt4l,iOny §pe&ing . the 1:14,9,iet4 bayonets served in hiscopt t . - • . • ' l4 T.thrn Schunlrlinn i -Dec. , His Arajesty revived "the : 1)1y1ions of the Card.bineers and Cuirgssim: )%la*ty fterwards -ex prBOitfTl.llii::(4titfaalaTi. , *fietting good coriAitiOu r ig ty*-01 - I)..:Ogivet;t 9- , gitt7,thim; 1 1144 3 * -- i r • • :j1" O n Atk.4#: his • tiliKil'(ili'dt.VANt - Lki:ajfilfX4i . t. "O`d marshal StW LT _ s a . t6-inform thear 44tisue 1 4. .§Qcing: them so .114arnicitii; ttdTtf. Lich" =pod ebadition, af kt.:oie-bevie - :of .i?ey had there ac- Tr.;ireil so 'tnueh glory, and essentially cunt; ibute4 to the suetess'of he day. . 'W11(41 6"; Cf! , tii who ' et . liiiie - n'eed aide, and and: last its standard.; -tlie'lnlwroj have Yoh Eat lv I ‘Avelon. .44 sworn Srrof,ilid....sert - Z. X u a.s tia . rallying ,:poitlt;.„ toed „at peril- of. yotirli:es l ; - p5)t..-fullle5 1 : your pr o __ answeredaih:t the Ensign be hit in a 'cliargew hen _tire, battle was at th e hottest, no-perseb peree*Kftift . .IPS 'in the, roiciSt. of thusrnolteiv . h;*ii - er; the dcvi iti i 014 4'n - los - en - lent tci the tlitif"ilte:'fiatalioh.k4 - 4:supported , that, ranvensient i -'autliliat it it+'/ ..- 4 dorm trine efore;llx,cy.: were 440111i:ea:Of the Tors orOceir vitid that the prodf that they - -stobel'firrit;orld'hatrnolthwal broken; was, thatAiy Soolt _fter - . they4i/trthrew two Itussian battaliatia ~3tnd took twig stand d:coours,:with w hi c h they rnetilit htiiiiagOo the , Emperor ) hapingi by thatiiteiniscto'.frie g rit - 2i)piher Eagle.' The E tn. t peror,. , a - shoit pause ; said, Qtaceri and Sol. SW6i that ittine of - yritti i vere wittrtsses to. the Ib4s of your Eagle and tnai;if ‘ ).'rou 'had seen it, you would-have. precipitated .yourselves upon the enemy_ to teizAte it,. 'or have fit:l - I - shed upon the spot ; fOr a soldier wlio.losiihtS Instantly a thousand anus - - Weri lifted ap,-.‘ swear ityear also to defend the Eagle you . . will ..give.ts . w. with .the satrie intrepidity with vvliiC we . captured the eneiny!_s colours, whicli Ave now pre, sent i yorz. ln this ear.; saidAhe,Einpercir, I Shall return you . your Y•atile'• • F;Lr{is, JAN. 5.--4-4110 brief tiotite•Of the . 5 igirting . '9( Peaqe With. Austrift,AlAgnitted the day - before yo- . terday by the 'relepitO from Strasburgh, has not yet,been fo)loweA,*,4,l.*:gfriq4laradyices. They,. may; hoW - ever,.be,_; t.l.4.=,test-*Feq.- instant,-...suce . Confer Was clisvitc e feritttg.,,Opictquarters...ofth4 .. , Em . peKdr NAEOLB,:oar,;.oE!.;th44sfit,l3l: tho eikaclitsl,lo-" of 4 '4 th**ll**,l: a."new 13i loiti" 'of the ;Aryu." Arnow.; 1411.coptents of; • ivhimlf,"6-)l4l.iiii.aoccAnts, are, extren.**orthy tei •• • notice. ~ Y a ..~..~. Ji ~. ." T;Y:9f y E W.EII - 33U I t tVattrtiE T E CI. R ND ScAp7N,puxN; • is L3glositim of the Artny:.tliis,ilay.l—Alat*tatiFfitt. , llohenfra.;..Marshal Nfoleprza; Aloravia ; Marshal DAvovsT oecupiberPisburgh, the 4ani!,.11 pf S9ITIzr, Vienna; Alafstial I\l v, "Carinthia 'C T er,tera.ClVlAamoNT, Sty ria.;.l4laishal la ; Marshal .Ation ait,i Ooiliiitiands the t.eserve...in MarshalMAssEN.A., •ivit4 g?e4yrigy-of Italy,. is be.f.xiiile the "Lig - I\th Gv an.d Army. Prinee ,is. conatlianaer: ill.,.Chief of all - the Troops,, in tht Venetian tFiritoyi9 , #‘ and the kingdoin of Italy. Gefieral CYII i ad‘ancizt . :lt fOrced maralies towardslstaples, to plitiish the tr!e4kali of-the gveelt,,„ and to..nrecipit4tth 4 , 61'44:9 th,llo . e rn n xhOlias a inatillPi. all that is lit la sacred among nen.''it-w?s - „etldvagotiN,( l 'to intercede fox. IlFsAith.4l.....if itlnerof,; rvljed, “...Werd host ties to rOcozanienee, and the ndiou .~ 'lH~: Fr; to support a tbirtsl;ear's War, so-atrucious an a&.- - of ..perAdy cannot ,be pardoned. The, gucen :Inf. gd files has ceased to reign. :This 14t coinilWed: hedestiny ; her go to Lotidbii id Est :crease:the number-of Intriguers; and fora , pat4et4c Columittee. - with DA K E LSrsbtct a SMETZ, TA Y:LOit, - and . Wicg.TrA ,:she. may ~.4 () invite, if she pleases; Baran D'All.%lFt itYl', M. F.ERSVS, D' ANITA IGUB 5-, 'and Monk Al a RL , s. I\t, T4Vp . EVllANii;is:at . Presburgh; where the gotiatious are . ,carrying on,. The. , PlenipOtentiari'es 4: the Etiperor of Austria are, Prince JOHN of, l e tseigglisTFlN, and Gen. . Prince Ca A.Rl..s has, requtsted to * see t,he,Eznp4 rthr. /is. Majesty, will have an interview to:lporrow with this Prince •2 t-the hunting-seat of StanierSderil,, dirge leases -frona.Vientia..: . Enapmc- is to review this day the DiVisiOn of Lsoitaitn, near.Luxemburgli....,.. The Emperor takes no recreation at Vienna ; he has given audience to . very_ few.- Doring some dayS the weather has beets. rather cold; to.day it is 'very fine. : • S.ifiv , ..stlAci;tfat:it Zfee:,7 r r tli j r«iquc bkAle !t • Fe_steilt, • I?" 4 "fltitt tttt ter "flit7'SfairetTy 'E'niperor and Kingt;d4ts,4'..El;ltittgettr:Qttt„.,-14;:in ,stlft.v.it7bis:lttljp•sc-luakes a present tcithe So'sate priortY siatia of Colours, tz . tken by his :Alittyr.":.s lira II I.t.t..entktiv eck 'on i./T1 atZle- LihretiT to be -placed' in tlte flail of titethe Sit,t4lg ofthp STp4te,_. , - : • A 'Fir it 'X t t7ie ZariclusiOn of the :Letter,: ikeie sh a t! -be 01112-:sugt.tveit 1 , 444i4Cs abaft!: : - 4 ' 'Vile .fogey "Co lours; and fourte.cn otlter , > since added, to the_first, by his, Ma. jesty, re • liintrgiiCt Ilse t, ;the Tribunate, in a body, sand depocit In, this Ball, on. ist,,of aa. tBp6•." • • (Signed) f. 131) NAP A RTE, President. -•-• • - .C.()112,41314ET,' 6"x-Seinitary: • ;.L-. ~LEYrrEN;, r..ettercfroth:the Tor h of Perna:my positively contradi Et. b intai g encp an engagement between a yart of the french.garti- 4 soh at Harneln, and the Angio-Rtissian Troops near . : Springe. The - same letters announce tile -arriVal the Weser of a number ofTrat}43orts 'with.. Englith Troops., and, infirm us in_the,stunetime,.4hat . hoth the Englishand Russians are passing front :the Left to the Right Bank Of the *Weser. The letters fioen Bremen, of the'4th January, speak of, the-approach ingTeembarkation of .the English Troops. DEc. 22.7—The - Army - of the• Arch duke. Cit/iiitES*;;lraving 'retreated from - the• aliaii Provinces .tow the., centre _the'. - Monarchy, • occul)k 1 0;,. at the monw.nt. of the conclusion of the ArtniSiii•e, • part 'of. St)'ria : „alitong otherS, 1 ' the I,.;itY the 'Capital,' 'previously eva tiatetlk;ie;f'" th Vdly ision of 1 . General - .MAR MONT Gra t tN . that co . untry i , by•thii:.einulitibns• df Th e Artnistict3, were ag-ain..given;up to .cite. French Co.n inalitter" The'Ar•Chitul.:e en Nit LES 1W ed; on the night of tilt; 6th, "a lettcr . written'hy ilie'EnipL;rOr hituseh; dated the •-tth in `t: 7 Colligilitig infOrlnlitiol) that he had Com:l4rd, thedf;t i npe.ror of the 'Fr6ich, an Armistice, which i, 10 .eXte p s i to. all the Armic:;. He imithatitely'dispatared - Fleid:ll.larshal. . Count ST. Ju L tEN;--front-Kortuend, to 'agree witli Gcnera . Lci-tbe line Qtl4swar 4 ,:atioo, and , • the re .1111,1'6(j:1 s coniteeted with. it. I Fit. , :Nr.l...bitT,'DEc. 3 t.--The,EteEt ors of 8a.,-.aria; W'ititilibfirgli; and • 13ade ti iztch possei 4 i on: lof Lan the.propertv,...of. the Teutonic and I .l.NialteSe Order's t in thci.r. respc4,:tive,ter4tpritii. •,.. ..„. The Emperothas made a great many proittofimis in the Army, ancl.Legion j of Honour ;- but the,Com missions Which be - has at his disposal are ,scarcefy sufficient to recompense io, many brave men. .• - The Eleaor of Wirterriberg has sea to the EM ! . peror the Ribbon of: the- Grand Order of Wirfertt t' berr, Nvith three others, which have been conferred on the Senator HANVILLE, First Equerry to fhe.Em press ;to Marshal lIERMAN, and Generril-MAk- WONT. - The Emperor has resented the Grand' Rib . - bond thettegion bfillonour to the'. Eleetar-, the Ele&or4Prinm„ Andin - Ice. tr!.,, his sons and to his brothers, Erince F i7.GLNt- I,IcrDERICK HEN Yj • -and 'WfuriYsi - FatouitiCx. Pii becaMe _acquainted with the't wo.. last 'Princes - as .he=` passed through Louisburgh, -and has-.beett..liappy4to:_kive them a proof of the opinion which lie conceivedol their merit. The EleCtors . of Bavaria 'and Wirlettberg . are to assume the title of Kings ; a .reNyard w lii< li - 41‘ey have ..deserved , by_ the a.t tachment-ancl. Whichlheyldve - gliewn His M ijesty ugqn all oe . °Asions.;. • : - The Emperor • :has ..edgi'ressect his ,dissatisfa6tian, that a .Proclatnati gni full of i4bsurcli,fy;:bas,:becp,.-,pub lishedin his nthine at Niayente. It is "dated ; from _o.ltrintz,..Wherethe. Ta'lnPerOr has never .beert,. arid; What is •• more etttaorrlivalt„ - it NVpSt inserted Order of the.Ny.of. the Aptly of,Mayence. - ho ever • was, the-autbor,:of it slialllF.putii-sitifvtth rift; A -' ca Lard ey is r utmost sig9n4 s , the law. ; CO: thgre• l gremett vfmt.. c 4%;liYli 41 drlin in a tiViltied;itate tblin tn-,,tke,an. improper'. • • rwttf ---.• . ,• , .. , I,t4tappenvd to Inc be - ptesent, siitikig Use'af.th - e - nanWtifa . :Sovereigli - ? .• • to,Atinnral at tablei...Npv. ..p... : tl)e •thextig - ht: ,Thg::Emperor.: a Austria cantinticS.at Floritsch. (6 . -OCctir:to hirnr - Of 1 - ..;411 ,- .4 1 ,6 7 .4 1 P., • of q.1 , •4 I,v o tguled Marc ricov•ered: Line, by , paS,sitig.t.titiirigit it in the ..heat of The -at4ty, is 4 e/_: , : brttS',sate thill . ;-t - tVer it :'w•ltaj - `- , - tion. It was at Lord- 7 4;qm F. GRR at AINS house,. , ,, `Pfitice*MaltA,T reports that- the number of .14 ) 9.4- a t st olie laud . „„„After, -chtincr, y..chpwilming : ..askril, a valrylias almost, doubled. sinize the...battle of AnAter--,,, intrOber qiieStiOn • s abot - n7t4 Utz_ All titstliatses.which - ,:inconSttinerictoOtiteed and 'the-,.1 1f: elyarcritv, - ; kath - thetdkin a marches,. remaie e the .road are reareshe'tt; - and ki e ti c a t, try , , • ; : arpagg e, joined irrip isorp',„ More t! ail, cherry-stones, : witichlhe pieces- of c., - i . tteirr'ft - Vl,;*lieeti Sent irom Viemia- to I bfe, ana them as tv,;O' draWu tip tt1..1 France,: _EMP - 6tKif , hai 'given orders 'that Mete Elie anlUtii;pesed to each btlief;liPit'orcVar're - si • shall be an apartment ...pi epared ilr` the:.Netpokim s o u r at teutlol3if• \\lli ch. :not bteli Jitisetnn to . receive all the curioSities c(llleaecii at' tengaged by his preparat'ory . deelaVing Vicuna. ifas, crdered. • the guns and col Ours was"deterri.ima so to *pierce the,Ekiemy's line of Vrhich ye N Sc9rn Bavaria • in:37o to be re- battle (arranging his iminoiuVre the samestns. . 711 Ce Bavarians °lei' cause table) if ever it' Was ltiS:lbytiine to .bring . thetti with Fratiiie;We'VradC'e wasibeft gOi'erneg. by 4Pu -, "AO aaion dare say -this pass.. - d witl. sortie' as' 41ktui. 1 11 6 - I *Prie s t " • ' • I mere rhapsody alld ill seemed:to regard it as sat vcryt r 1' l a f6a - it r o a t and doubtf,tlesperititept bat I,lll*in - wit•s The Empercir has ar_w ith di " , 'Why d o , not dbubts-and nt...de no ir.Tysien.eit the . peoiile of Italy appe .distinon. on the Admirals \ -o, lo ,:_itay .s,..rized-tite bei . it - .111-,t, • theatre of the Ut ed.?" .1:117 iLe full', of .wii, ‘ ”aud and in, 4.is anirnate(i. : •., , • : spirit :IL win' cotrit.-qa - entu cno difficult ta s k t o i . cherrly-stones, -and throwig his : ,,p_letay give- theriv." t 'Ttio 1 t a- : sen tat i v eS: into salt. utter. cgnlu inn , C1):11, ready lian artillery belonging 'to the 'loyal Guard - cover: - '. I 'possessed . .of that victory 'inn im.n which in ed thernselres ,, with glory at .thoe battle o f' A tt st,i,q•_ , reality ; he lived't gaiit,..heconcluded his 'process by • . • ' • - and obtained the approbation of all the expe- S Wearing ; lay theFretiel - i. Admirark flag. at • Iriencett!'.Fieekli ;: a?gile - rists. The' 'loyal Guard al- lii,i.s2,Sorgrev,• - n:s merit; a promise which he actually •ways Marched ..:svith:the `Guard,` and and every Majesty C.1051: - :4 'and faithfully'; 'where shewed thciusel,Ves v,lorthy; daTsti, . •and •gleriouSly performed: • • is to 6eubifectto ate 'Kingdom of, . Bologna t He. We.s a singular and-extraordinary mats,'; there 'antl.‘Brecia;haine always been the first todistingnish swere . same: 'prominent :and; striking seccentricitiet thernselves.bytheirenergy;:. the Emperof according- i1b,0.13t _witich x _Ty. a :.first-acquaintance, 'might Adds se af. these towns, •ob dis t ui'ss, a cursory, Observer itit,iatadienuate - atici:Eitsc • 'serVed;" I know that, the towns of Bologna and lire- impressions of lets real .c.iNaraaer...; - . rforle. mould - very via ( s - n o•*1 - zi untie from. the heart," ,i comMonly, indulge himself in -a laoSwand,beetiless , ~ The Ernperevhahighly approvedstylc.Of wVta.h,..tav a time, migh,t iPtercem lions made by . Yrince Loin* for -the.-defenee •Of `1 and sar'eri frOnibbseivation the -sound k,ood, : stase_ Holland, the excellent poSition he I.las, tilieu. that • he posSt4ssed,., "i‘iia . the'stre%4l an k i . Nytn - eguen,'ata, the measures he has pyoppspsi far : : ;; mind 'that were 'natural toitint ''Neithers ougt,l It pradaing the- ' ' • to be forgotten, that the sea was his element; 4t it• - . it : .pm.tti4iwcoli.h.e.;ll l rlburiate; .- whithtrOnglif t'as:tllc..,re, and 110 t ".Ifinti; -that the.-- kita nciArd `to the capital the .golany taken..fr(Kl to be it - by winch his merits. should - be inett .o .1 cc are to caYry x - this day, tti the Hotel. de y*, sitred. We are .ap.t. to do"A'n pa4ibn of trophle4 inttirided ttip . mune. .4 , -41404: .-arnangernift • the .of Ms.. -collvrSatiell. ; made for attending with a becOrning pomp this Pro- thoogli arn.OfigSt tuviers. and apemie.s,• , lieeps , Cession of the Deputies of the and•:t~tkr, wateb Upon his "Words,,Conkh.iinz in,their candour,-." rendering tite;in:4ogurafion the (Ctlours, to 116 .. : .and -Oelicving thenti.his.. friends. *as., resented *haniSistpry record as possible 'ale Cere?Pb,n)'' . P l : l 4 ,among-a the'frircrifosteCoM . lo.v.ol l-l erpes; and tvbo-.. • diffused -410410 Lit ;'.ever doubts hrs( Colltait;,,. might as- well dispute the. city the liglit - of 'On 1t T1? - at: inauguration;•:on ' , Wednesday last; - 'dr - ehe CA- • carfierl. this Projedca .tihntietlyif opera.,, 101 - 0" sent tO . :*tll 6 'rind that the r T;uuttiatiat gav e- 6Se • 't(ii se Veial 'speet s'by t ilec site, • all • ' tile ; • Worrd': k &tts, s. i!. - Sermitors - , and.: Ott time t*o" follawitt!Pci . ",eA . Taf . di g + .Cii RL rs' bob or.A,s;;', ,of the: Itha t, ::,Body • • ' • • ••••- „. fe4sed iii'rne that'' he - lifrriself had. -IKerse to the Experiment, , and „in 4isau”ing, - • LORI 4 ... , It4c.'l4t C T o'3i - 'if Iff: ttEatsria,s O .Tl-14 : _c,gy,5 , ,E1‘ 1, ,W.,1 • • 'JIVE •, • . - A 2 , /, 1... The Conscry4tiye-Snate,.. assembled' ta the rtnrri:'• be of Alernbers prescribed by the gotli.Artiele•ofthe publieitting e , 're exit:o" the colours taken fiotn the,:tnetnys; to: the ntanbeit o'ClOy7fony). brought this day to the Senate by the 'DribnoA.te4 iu a.body,,..conformahle -to:,the.Or ders of the Emperor and ling ; deliberating on the proposals been. ;bade by severat. Mein hers, respeC.ting the meatt.s ,of .:perpetuathig , :the•2"6.-:. -'nternbraxce of -- the glocirps:arents which .liaveot.-i -cuyred in s a .two. months' .can2paign: ternimatelkty . the Battle Alkserlitz,. decrees As follows - 1 Art. T. The Conservative Senate, in the name of the• French P. toll4scrates a Tti4m phat.NlDAA9tfai tap N A _. ;11pd:EOZv OleG . tart 'lltet7SeTtAtte in ~ - a 'May', ect 'proce to rivet IA is • I In p cri,4l ‘ o, l l4=KaY,it -at leti••• tilirtihae ) he:nage of ladOlirAt i ttt.R,,! . llFl,,F4rl;4Lit:; and th..love.-of,:stie Ffell4.; " 4:t -t'-•-• • .• • • . . „ the sariq Sittinf,r; de4bera(ing the prripoSition-of one of its .Mernbei - ,:., reTe(ting-the Illann.er . offiestifying 2N.l..ljesty- the '.;emu polor- and . ~y 4th .th . ." : 4.iknitai had stittertPlignbjections:‘ thtse ~,he got - no Falter:an sWer but; that -"lbis counsel' Its! ~not caltaatir . ;%4-.%Wrefitii red - Obetireilce Only; he 'did . not want . advice.""Sir CHARLES also told me,- that Rrojektlwas 4.peration(the Pattie thou his o . Wn..attention - heing:,then - occupied by the galla,nt defence, made .hy. the Y,rencla-.(toriveqx against - the'shipsthat . 1, , , - ere. ,pouritii. fire into_ her, upon, his Crying out 7 4 , c e ..Sir,qnostoE; the and Tro3an~s etiritending 2 tqr the body AdinTral,',thin`pacing • terideck in great; tigitatTchi - !ikndtii . 4 . , the el:periment of ,his , .tuanue:uvre -tlie..'insfance of one :had* *untivdidatily.-Migcarried),_. peevishly olaitned—" Damn the Greeli.saild*Ti - Ojaiis - ; I have of herjltings!tty.tthiiilc. DtllnF:--When ilrn -few minutes , aftkir; 4is supporting „Ships...having • - led.".through the Frei) oli Li ne iov: .a - g - ;.til ant ;style ; tin - ping 'with a!strtile of Say. to he , diatint--k; 1c gs7ow, My:sitaritiiend;-.l . arn..2vthest.pite;eyet ,Q a rtfeks and Trojans, _and the whole of flomEtt's Mad, or as much of il.aS you please, for the : Enemy is in_ confusion, and our Vidury - , is .secure." ANTICIPATION OF TAE HAA4II3 - 07GH AVAIL-Y. 2f3.-Nearly •thirty thousand men ,aye already a.ssemliled - iifitin our- E.astern frontlet', h&wevtri we• have the yleasii4 - proSpeathat no. Cam- , paign , will'heuecesiary for:the§•e, tor. thei•Artuy of the North . Crthat . is,. if the proposals, now • viva the to ils "Shotild have the effect wished fcir.—A Courier . frothßerlin-leas brought dispatches of a yery.tran . 011lizing tendency "; and, upon the arrival of (Es., patches froth Vienna,. the French Troops upon the Yssel,' who were upon the point /of advancing, ,Counter-orders, Lieut.MONTAiAll, who late l',ly arrived as a Courier from the - French bead-quar • tern., - brought,a letter froth NArOLEON to our 2 :Piand -Pensionary, containino; satisfa'alory assurances `,rei - Peding our-fiepublic.. AUGEREAU had positive orders to advance, and BERNAD' oTrE's or ders in that were conditional: Prince. Louis's Life:v.lmA. is.. to: consist of five hundred Belgians. Four .thousand - two hundred men have lately arrived Reptiblic' from BayOnne, They were „one hundred and"twenty days on their . march. Our re scripts; payable after the Peace, continue to rise ; they are now 55i. • A.2=stht.ltDANl, DEC, the night of the 24th 'anOther ; English Transport, the 'Hader; - Was wreck ed near the - Helder: • She was flirt - pet - 1y the Dutch - - Frigate the ilel&n..She lad about 600 then of the sth..foiinitry on board,-which, with the crew; abqut 40 !lieu, ' , are safe on bpard . ...our Men 'oFs‘Var 'ill the New Our JOurnatisty, drat .)rlye.l 3 ikor t~Az } l icon , yention was - concittde'd 403erlin liQ{V,Tell,:Frail`eund , Prussia,. the Objea of,-.4llich is to preierve-the - tieace of the North of house at Paris, has stopped Payment: This failure is esti mated-at--tva •- . . VERONA, DEC. 19.z 7 .-Atletigth the city of V:cnice is In -the possicill of tyre. French . e .; The Vicei-oY of Italy is, now on ,his7,,wAyfeoin. liologna to Venice.' IssPicucii, Trav'eltv's - from Italy bring intelligviice that :Ronne is. in possession of - ttie-kng- Rai and the Rust4Ans; other public buildings,:they have taken possession of the Palacethat..*As otoupled.byLvClEN BONAFARTE. t . 41..trossuRoir, 'DEC 't2o.—yut .and woundedreneh,:.nd 5 td 0 .die every day. Thei? places. are, tio . . , :ithst,ariding, tinually e+ . eiTaelnie' feyor. has -raged • .in-tht h - ofpital'li:'6l-li - elie ten days pAst; : ,arkd a prey to dais - „tbalady. , • -- .rAll the fettrs Stti4.; - ark and OrAhd, spyaf Ale tieoiOri - of (i . e . e „LNI, • Disc-: : 26,:-. l t -T 4 '4 :;iatlioais:. of rho, EfTiPiee ' ,contain fong - aeta'ls of a ne , .5,•4iy,i , 4i - _vn of but we can assert, from good authority, that tlie Ne -s,ati-ras%yet iir ,4 part incbillille!A, t •A' , ll2,"traiol . 1 have reniVed a very kouraple Eitabeof r4s z irhe exestiti ge of cry ill, 74 , 12 of ' , r e . ... is: posAession of thedPsfair.s s•.„ i* • ...., , ~ . , NunElgE.r.tO,.. DEc, 2.7.--1. he Prince of•Totn-41y.1 Ta-kigs has. : i'rrizitWitr-iill'rne jate appeal to. thL Lropei or . of the-French, ' YEi fie etiffg - flie' Measures; taken vhit.: . • , the, pastls. of the , :iirripire,"-s-iir•Bnyuriti; Wirtemberg, and )3'a den A •party, .4 IC,tetrch. ifrts6ars-tias el itei`ea Pr66 4 0 - arcrh, to iecu ,- )y the line of.Deinarcations: , ` ,s ''. • . . ii.ANOV i Eft,. T)1 30 .---.ail bdsliliti s ..s 11.. iv 1; e--,istz . - and Ali Arrifisticre is sp.iu tb have . I) , :Clii tine ::t upvii . ON. tlirle . anirtihs ; AV,Ii4I i',- if TA . 101.)::, - a .. ]defitiitil,.e 1 7 Peacq ,_will 'O. c.01111ide4.,:.....1-lufipg-illis pCL•Triod , n, ,r of the trOC.)ps in phis Opuntq .) , ,1, - ..ili it.-: pernlittd. v) Tes.- - •'_', I keive any'reiniOrenients: -- - _,,,- }-;'..:;•fv":' - ' .". " ' • - • FIA Miaß6if, l i kts - . 6 . •'•- - -srrhe' ititeihrrence ; in • our,. lasi ,:of the 'toncitt4isii of Peait '' betNveen Asaittria , ~........... and , France, -.110 , tiezt..."'siarzco%.cotititiei.i by- e - isiscl,v Couriers ti - onaYietiu9 l . Te,scti,co; t,',}:agi.le, .reatisbon,ii I Leii)zic, and ' 13. 1 .1. - ,1 ii, charged_ i tll,.4.iiiiste:i4., 4j ud. h -: [ ,I\ilereail tire . Dilipaitihieit s''''llie; fOlTi'if.sing is the sub bat , stance of w-jiitsteen , :remlve i d .:',' r- - - ~... i - ;YeAtr laf i6a -‘v tq ' ' B ' ‘‘..Vlsi•sit - /A.,:,-,Dc...28_=.0.- ( . cc' '‘ a sizri , . ed at PreOur,gh„ he!Avert. the;Pipnipetentinries.s6.f.tr his Maje4y the .Emperor ,of:the ; .o:end' and the ...' Emperor of iiiistritY.—:re 'l3i4r sivfis• this clay put , - ~ firmed at Vienna. -.: ,-.•57., 12 • is The:following )3 tilletin 14••1 rectivads - frorn:Vierrim.; v . - by 1%.1. BouittLgNE, thp French Envoy at Eint - nr... burgh i ' ''' 1 • . • VIE i 4 expeAation of seeing,' • `tfieres'toration.'of Peace i's'grittified - sconer than we could. have hopedd. After scarcely three we zye gotiation,.sryerql. tinier .interrnpied. local4Ltd, • other circutri's - eanees, - Pe:ace:As . .,X,e_ster . duy si4nesi .• 'Presbutg,h,"' theetiiiiirarof Hungary, .bet - lir' een Austria . .and France, by,thdi.Pienipotenti'arie - iyfbeith Pbwers . i . •• - Chyr,.A.y,, and: tPrince -Jomi - of . - On . the . dart of At4:trio,, .and of State, on the part of France . and this •dak this. .)y ful 'event has been so-' ' Jetnnly proclaimed in this city." (N 4`ll " E R I • ETTn R A 0 , • - The.evils of-Waf, hav ) bbrne'so'heavili upon ; 14; 'hay 0, ifzigtildgrrninatedf:• . ..YeAerdar . the wished-forikitelltence. was brought.frotn-Pre.s turgh, atilt Conehisie4 of a - Peace between Austria . ' and France. hi-taited two iriolithi; and the Peace. has, ~C 404. be'...thah kat, • ph Vail ' " • Accordui 40 -the ~.terrns agreed..-ppon, French 'were - to leave`Vienna irk . fourteen day. They 'will 'evtiCuae'l3tann on the 4th of 'January, , Vienna on Abe .3,06;. and. .the Aastriat Mates in their...pessession., i _xcepting ,thosglveded. to -.the Kingdoin of Italy_ an.9l a'here are; - Veictei the - pLiblic., — S'eceFal secret sr,.. . tides, in • is Treikify, •' . . 4. -The-ontribtitiOn of dred millions of States ~ .h as been red fed to :thir s t, zi~l}btrs:';r VIENNA, DEC. 29.—Yesterday„,„„tcy..t ,of the Treaty of Peace, the- , Erngeror lett S,clion-.. ,bruin to-proceed t.olPgris.by..ll)4.4‘lViunichr:Where • his Majesty will ipot.s!gy, - days.-'...; ; The Archauk.e:6l,AßLA§ 114..4„ . had irtir , • • ,• with •''the zmperor INAPor.,LroN. Ile rcace Con, tlittled seems ,notte47,e prelirninttry;t9t . defittiiive. . . • ›altrriti.ft ' - ,••• `‘f His- Royat,;Highaess.their;Afeliittlfie' in his interview With the Emperor ,INAvor_ti:o:‘, was received with the most distinguished 'marki 'tot' ~~