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the chime ; . remblz, in °Hes to create anxiety by
their malty Ault fall:hoods. It is merely to..e ta
contempt that aese wretches have hitherto been en-
duted. lhey will, however, compel the French
tribunals to take a new step to parity the minds of
the inhabitants of Vienna, who are so dear to His
Majzsty.

For the maintenance of security and tranquillity
in Austria, a Grit%-11.4rwerle, to be composed of
French and natives, is now rirganizing.
TGe Gazette of this city says, that the best under-
standing exists between France and Prussia.
It was the Gcrieral of Division. Gaudin, who
marched with a corps of 9000 men to Presburg,
and the adjacent country.

DEC. 7.
General Hulin, Commandant of the city, an-
nounced, yesterday morning, to the Burgomasters,
that peace was concluded between I. tance and
Austria, and that it would be ratified within two
days.

Letters from I fungary state, than the Archduke
Charles had already passed %Vesprim. Magazines
are established at Raab for his army, which will be
joined by the troops of that kingdom, and those of
the in,urreetion.
The French entered Presburg on the 29th of
November.

DECEMBER 9.

N. de Haugwitz, hlinister of State of His Prus-
sian Majesty, who occupies here the Palace of the
Minister of Finance, Cou-,t de Zichy, has a guard of
honour of 30 men, who present arms to him every
time he appears ; and, when he goes out, he is es-
corted by a dttachm..nt of cavalry.
The Emperor Napoleon was dressed on the dsy
of battle, as usual. fie wore a grey surtout, and
traversed the line t his army with incredible ce-
lerity. Ile was several times obliged to change his
horse.

When the Emperor Francis visited the Emperor
Napoleon, the latter apologised for the manner in
which he was dressed. had passed several
hours in the marshes, up to the Lice, assisting the
wounded Russians and Austrians, who were stick-
ing in them.
A bulletin of tl.is city states, that not one French-
man was made prisoner in the battle of Austerlitz.

We hav,• now received certain intelligence that
his Roy.sl Highness the Archduke Charles has ef-
felted his retreat into Croatia. The loss which he
'tis erperienced is not considerable. He has saved
the wnole of his artillery. Tnis retreat is generally
considered a ri.fd'arrre of the military art.
RATISIoN, DEC 9.
Official accounts, received from Vienna. state,
that on the 4•h instant, an interview took place be-
tween His Roman Imperial Majesty, and the Em-
peror of the Frencn, at the advanced posts of the
two armies. An Armistice followed. The Aus-
trian Minister, Count Stadion, and the Minister of
State, M. Talleyrand, repaired, on the 6th, to
Vienna, to the head-quarters of His Majesty the Em-
peror Napoleon.
M. Lie Hedouville, in the absence of the Minis-
ter, Bachcr, has published the following bulletin :
VItNM•, DEC. 5.
Last night, abort eleven o'clock. we first received
the particulars of the estiaordinary victory which
the Emperor of the French obtained on the 2,i of
December, in the plains of Austerlitz.

The banlelasted seven hours, and the Austrians,
who were 0,000 strong, endearrnwed to °sawing
and surround the French army. The genius of the
Emperor Napoleon, frustrated their plan, 13,009
Russians were killed, the greater part drowned. A
corps of Russian cavalry, of 3,000 horse, which
were drawn up by the side of a lake, endeavoured to
save themselves, by passing the ice, and were all
lost. Above 20,003 prisoners have been taken.
AU the field artillery of the enemy, consisting of
120 pieces of cannon, have fallen into the hands of
the French ; fifteen Russian Centrals have been
made prisoners.

'fl.e Emperor Napoleon. who was present every
where, saw and direeted every thing.
The left wing of the army was commanded by
Marshal Soult, the centre by Marshal Bernadotte,
the right wing by Marshal Lannes, and the ca-
valry by Prince Murat.

Marshal Soult. when attacked by the Russians,
made a feint, as it retiring into the pLin, when, at
the same moment, the Emperor Napoleon fell fu-
riously or. the Russians. and defeated ti:em.
The campaign may be considered as ended. The
Emperor of the French is expeded in a few days at
Vienna.

The above bulletin is an tura& from a letter,
written on the held of battle by Mitshal Bertl.ler,
the Nlisista et War. to M. Talle)rand.

a•TISSON, MC. I $.

On the _'oth of December, the Ent column of
Russian prisoners of war, cf 6000 men, will arrive in
he circle of .iv..abia. They will be followed, at in.
tervals of three days, by two others equally name-
/cat. They are escorted to France by the troops cf