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• somata. tato. 14.
" The deeds of valour which have earthed the
Grand Amy, *feed Ensue, fora eolleetiest of ore,
inteeest. at carabineer aithe 10th light iafaatry I:,
his ems by a shot : • Help me,' cried he to his con.
rade, • to tae- riff my eartridge-hoz, sad beaten fry.
ward to avenge my Mee; I want as other assie
see' The wounded man then hanging his acern
unseats epee his left arm, proceeded alone to ttr.
hospital. General rhibant was daneeronstly wound.
ad s fool Unions seised him, and weri cart) inr
him of ; sit woontied Frenchmen, havilig perceived
them, drove the Bossism of, and seized the wound.
ed General. easlaiming, • It is an honour belonging
to us atone to carry a wounded French General.'—
A part of General Valhuhert's leg was carried awry
by a ball. Poor soldiers approached to take hint
car : ' Mind the eyelet of the day,' said he to them.
with a voice like thunder, ' and join your ranks; re-
turn vidturs, and carry me of after the battle is end-
ed s it you are beaten, my life will be only a but-
then' flue loss of this General is the only ea. we
hone to lament ; all the other wounded Generals are
in a state of convalescence.
•• The lake upon which a numerous corps of
Russians took refuge on the day the battle of Aus-
terlitz wite fought, has been drained ; forty pieces
of cannon, and a native of bodies, have been
found. Yesterday the Emperor received the de-
putation from the Mayors of Paris, presented by
Prince Murat. The Mayor of he 7th Circle
made a speech--the Emperor answered, • That
he saw the l)eputatioa with pleasure ; and that,
notwithstanding he received them in the pa.
lace of Maria Theresa, still the day when he should
again find himself in the midst of his good citizens
of Paris, would he to him a teal festival. He said,
he had had an opportunity of a near view of the
4:nisei:les of war, and, that from the view which
preautard itself, he vrasnersoaded. that all the laws
relative to the 'oua ss should be considered as
the most wholesome and sacred, unless they wished
to witneu the daerstadee of their bahitatious' He
added, that be wished foe peace, but such a peace
as would were the welfare of the French people.
Ks Majesty thee informed the Deputies, of his in.
motion to poems* the sobers taken in the battle.
wer iseds.
as she Awe of his Catenation, to the Cathe.
reel 01f Park i _ that be moat to strut( diese
Wsle gear is order abet the/ might be
edlil*i Cordial Aechbishop."
oasis. *cc. 28.
The Maaltow d this aweless', that the Queue of
Naples went to teat the Ifeelish weer, amd ter
mined the Owervals with the *Meet cordiality ; that
Me Boalleh Alpe. ea the few* asp she battle
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of Trafalgar.
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teUisdwies
- *ma the Aoki s that farm, doomed Nopolitiois
• were trend to Jaen die English troops. sad that
liso was, hlisieser, t• had had steer cad a
, —11461 irripateh of the 27th of Newsier. epeeist.
I. in der hassles Os ,eel. Cow Leasy. Oisuereed.
. 0 .0 ear ef ad she tosibieed spa is the kingdom of
• Naples. The Russians and
.lave not an.
*tired Baser. as hes less .
the Swedish brig Beep, from Stockholm bar
bens swotted by the Sib privateer. ef beelestie.
end carried into Calais.
Oar journals asset. that the fenreseas and ado
di. pears even. the tight lank of the Mane, via.
lihrrehresesteas. Cessei, Aldrierack and KIM,
are to mash, in the passeedre of Frame, in amm-
• Illo( sate satanees which are to be adopted by
enpeiet of Itatishaa.
Jan. 3.
The .sewers of the battles fee& en the terri.
Wary of the House of Austria. were shortly followed
by the phasing intelligence of the conclusion of
peace with that power. Yesterday the Cowes mascot
- received in fonsation (ileitis wished.fer event ; and.
'► ' t the day was far advanced, the news was
to the principal theatres. to be corn-
gebnimeed up the public. This mensiorg, amidst a
rowel discharge of cannon, the same intelligence
wee posted throughout the capital. The following
notice was hinted in the Oficial Journal :
•• Peace was signed at Presimorgb, the capital of
Hungary. Dee. 47. at four o'clock in the morning,
by M. lae Tidleyeand, on one side, sad the Prince of
Lichteuttein wed Comm De Guilty, en the other."
It is generally supposed, that the peace which
was concluded with Austria, in the city of Pres-
burgh, to whie.o the seat of ategoeiation was trans-
ferred eight days before, was definitive.
" Fmas the Head-nosrtefa as Sehaaabrunn, Dec 23.
" His Majesty reviewed the divisiosis of the Cara-
Irneem and Can-mains of the Generals Hautprialt.
and Namouty, on the tad. His Majesty afterwards
expressed his satisfaction • the good condi.
tion of these brave regiments, w o had given him
such proofs of courage in the course 4 the cant.
paign. and in the battle of Austerlitz in particular.
•• On the following day, His Majesty reviewed
the division of Van Dansme, and ordered Marshal
Sault to snfcrm them, that be was satisfied in seeing
thaw so nurnermis. and in each good condition. after
the battle of Ansserlita, as they had there acquired
as smelt glory. and essentially contributed to the
succes. of the cLa*.
•• When he came to the first regiment of the line,
• who tornmenced that battle, and lost tee standard,
the Emperor said —0 boldltrs, what have you done
with the Eagle I gave you 1 You had sworn it
should serve Vail as a rallying point. and that you
would delei.d it at the peril of your hers; why have
you not fii.filled your promise 1' Tbe Major an.
awered, • that the Ensign being killed in a charge.
w hen the battle was at the hottest, no person per-
' trivet' the Ins in the nildst of the smoke ; however.
the divisi. at made a movement to the right; that the
battalion 114.1 suppored that move:neut. and that it
wee • long time before they were informed of the
Iris of their Eagle; and thAt the proof that they
had st.eid fi.ni 4111 not been broken was. tba..•
vary soon after. they overthrew two Sluuian b.itta-
holm and took two stand. of colours, with which
Cies, meant to d'i homage to the Letspetor. hoping,
by that means, is Merit an,,that e.i,tie.' ihe Eiv-
prior. alter a short pau.e, ..id, • 06:us and sot.
. dint.. swear that note of yen wrle wit:Messrs to
Ilihhi the loss at your Eagle; and that. if you :nisi teem