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FROM TILE RERUN GAZETTE.

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OLMUTZ, DEC. 3.
Yesterday, a great battle took place between the
ceMblned and French armies, in the vicinity of the
villages Slapanitt, Kobelnitt, and Telnite, not far
froln Turas, which lasted till to-day at noon, and
was extremely bloody. The issue is still undecided,
and all the accounts received here rest on mere re-
pokts. Our fortress, in the mean time, has been pnt
into a state to stand a siege, and the !loyal Family
has removed to Teschen. The two Emperors are
with the army. We wait for more circumstantial
patticalars.

P. S. According to later accounts. the battle has,
at last, been decided in favour of the Austrian and
Russian army, with whops the s)iilory remains.
DEELIN, DEC. 9.
In the course of yesterday, and the preceding day,
several couriers have arrived Inre with dispatches
relative to the great battle fought in Moravia, on
the td and SI instant, between the Russian and
Feeneh armies. But, as the accounts received, rest
only on verbal revorts, we have nothing certain on
flit subje/t, extent, that a very murderous battle has
taken place, and that the Emperor of Russia fought
with indescribable courage, at the head of his
guards. This great Monarch di4 not spare himself
in the 'e.t.a, Fait led on his brave soldiers into the
hottest of tae tire.
On the first:Jay, the battle was extremely bloody.
The Russians had missed their way, by which cir-
cumstance the French profited, and fell on the
Russian centre, %Lich they threw into disorder;
and the battle continued with various success till

night.
On the following morning the battle was renew-
ed. The Russian left wing pressed on with inde-
scribable bravery ; the French were entirely de-
feated, and the Russians resumed their fortner posi-
tion near Austerlitz. The loss in killed, on both

sides, is estimated at 20,000 men.
Prince Pangrazion distinguished himself in a very
eminent manner. This is ail that is known from
the Couriers that have arc ivied here

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(FOTO., '.4 a Lest, .)
We received, the day before yesterday, the news
of a decisive battle, which took pl..ce near Tuns,
between the Russians and the Prcnch, and which
hya terminated entirely to the advantage of the
'eraser. The loss of the two armies is estimated at
(25,o00; but that which caused the greatest anxiety
to the Austroellessian army is, the ignorant.e in which
it remained during the whole of the 3.1, of the fate
of His Majesty the Emperor of Russia. It was
not known what was become of this Monarch.
Fortunately, yesterday, we received tranquillizing
news on this subjea. Ilis Mojesty ventured too far
in the crowd of battle ; but, his brave troops knew
how to extricate him from danger. is is said, that
he had three hones killed under him. This Mo-
narch behaved with such daring intrepidity, as in-
duced a fear for his valuable life. On the 4th the
Russians repaired the check which they had received
in the evening. They retook the ammunition and
prisoners which had been made from them, re-
turned to their former position, and the French
retreated. On the day when the Russians pro-
posed to attack the enemy; the latter anticipated
thins by c 4 hours. Having been informed by
a traitor, that the Emperor Alexander was in
dse centre of the army, they carried thither in fatt
all their forces, and succeeded in breaking it. This
sews having resulted Olmutz, and the Emperor of
Germany having advised his august consert to re-
tire, with her family, to Teschen, Prince Pangra-
irazion, who was with his corps at a considerable
distance from the held of battle, put himself imme-
diately in motion, attacked briskly the right wing of
the French, and effeiled a favourable diversion for
the Austrn-Russian army. The Austrians fought with
a valour worth of the highest praise. We now
expeit the details and result of this most glorious

Yesterday dispatches were received from Connt
Ilaugwita ; They were dated Vienna, December 2.
After the battle of the •kb, when fortune had de-
cided fur the combined army, it resumed its posi-
tion near Austerlitz, and prepared to attack the
enemy again on the sth. During the battle, the
neral c: y of the Russians was, Pit:tory OF neeth
regiments of she guards, under the command
of the Archduke Constantine, fought with heroic
courage. The Austrian cavalry likewise contri-
►tsted by its valour to the success of the day.