The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-10-28 00:00:00

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reamaroar, OCT. 10.

Si: Thousand Austrians, detached from the army
of the Tyrol, on the third, peeved at a short dis•
tance from the walls of Aegsburgh. They marched
with the greatest rapidity towards the Danube.
A trop of Russian cannoneer,, with a con-
siderable train of artillery, arrived on the 6th, at
Lemberg ; this corps, after having rested one day
io that city, continued its route towards Austria.
The Commanders of the columns take the greatest
care to maintain the strietest discipline. The Quar-
ter masters are t bilged every day to give in to the
Commanders an authentic certificate of the conutat
of his troop, every soldier fearing to deserve a bad
report, abstains from all kinds of excesses, usual
with soldiers marching through strange countries.
M. de Laderer is appointed principal Commissary to
precede thew auxiliaries, and to dire& them to the
places where they are to oppose the enemy.

OCT. 11.

Every person is of opinion that the plan of the
campaign of the Austrian army soot be made out
anew, as it has been entirely deranged by the rapid-
ity of the operations of the French army. To
make head against the present danger, the Austrians
have been driven to the utmost extremity, that of
almost totally withdrawing their Dolt.. from Tyrol.
There remains there scarcely more than eight or
ten thousand men. General Mack, whose foicee
are every day reload, has sent to demand rew in-
strations from his Court.
M. De La Rochefoucault is still at Vienna. He
has several time. demanded his passports to return
to France, but they have always been refused to
him ; it is not known from what reason.
Letters h..m Berlin of the 4th of OCtober, men-
tion a sudden revolutii,n which broke nut at Saint
Peteraburgh. The details given of it are in im,,ort-
ant, that we think it prudent not to repeat them until
we shall have received positive intelligence.

♦uossuacH, OCT. S.

General Mack has drawn near 90,000 men from
the Erni. to send to Upper Suabia, and particu-
larly to the borders of the Lake of Constance. In
consequence of this order, the body of the army
under Generals Jellachich, Hiller, and Annenberg,
proceeded to this new destination. The division of
General Jellachich is to form a ceps are reserve ; it
h.O taken, provisionally, a favourable position in
the environs of Bregents. Prince John, brother of
the Emperor, has arrived there from Tyrol, but is
to remain there only two days ; he is, afterwards,
to return to Felckvich,and from thence to Inspruck.

STUTOAOD. OCT. it.

The Austrian Emperor, at his return from Vienna,
held massy Councils, at which the Ambassadors of
Russia and England were present. It is said, that
the conferences were on a new plan of campaign. as
that which was before fixed on could not be followed,
on account of the extreme rapidity of the march of
the French army of Boulogne, on the Rhine, and
its passage of that river. In this state of inquietude
and trouble, couriers after couriers were sent. to de-
sire the Russian Generals to hasten the march of
their troops; and to accelerate it, all the carriages
in Gallieia and Moravia were put is requisitioa
their route, according to this account, is to be by
Brunn, Lintz, and Brennan. from whence they
are to proceed to the Inn and the borders of the
Lech, where they are not expefied until the latter
end of Oetober ; but still this is a plan which it may
be necessary to abandon. It is not easy to decide,
at Vienna, where a juntaion with the Russians can
be made.

SALE, OCTOBER H.

A large body of French troops arrived, within
these few days. in the environs of Haltingness. We
understand dutt it is commanded by Augereau,
Marshal of the Inspire. It is this day to pass the
Rhine. on the bridge of boats which has just been
formed at Haniagsen, in order to go from thence,
by forced mapelses, to the him of Constance.

A great assaiier of peasants were put in requisi-
tion, to work at the re-astablistunent of the bridge
at Huninguea.

C A TN, OCT. 14.

Yesterday (Sunday) the drawing of the Conscrip-
tion was concluded with all the order and regularity
which a l►usiness of that importance required. Our
young men are already full of ardour, and the Bul-
letins of the grand army have still more inflamed
their courage.