The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-10-18 00:00:00

lIAMISURGI-1 MAIL.

VIENNA, 28.

The Emperor Alexander is expeaed at Vienna,
and a number of apartments in the Imperial palao•
are fitted up for his reception. That Monarch le:,
St. Petersburg on the It st of September, and on
the atith ari ived at Palavi, which is very rapid tra-
velling.

The Russians Arrived on the 27th at Wischau,
in Moravia, and on the 18th they entered Brunn
Their march will he accelerated, I)r they will by
conver.:•l in carriages. A Ccurier was sent off last
night to the Commander of the first column of the
Russian troops. The French Ambassador is still
here; hut he is ready to set off at a moment's notice.

The answer of France to the Declaration of the
Ctiart of Vienna not at iiving, Las retarded the de-
p .sure of the Ambassador, La Koctieioucanit. I;e
been informe!, hovrever, that he should receiv..
ni, passports, the moment when it was known, that
Count Cobentzei, and Ali the Austrians at Paris, had
received theirs.

A greAt part of the Russian troops will be carried
in 3,000 carriages, from Brunn to Brennau, where
they will arrive on the 10th of 03ober.

LS.MICRG. SEPT. 14.

On the 30th of August, the first column of the
first Ru-inn army AT nve,l here. This column con-
situ of the fine regiment of hussars of Banes, of a
regiment of grenadiers, anoth:.r of chasseurs, and a
regiment of infantry of the line ; a train of artillery,
of 32 pieces of cannon, and 226 baggage, ayamn-
nition, and hospital-waggons. The whole column
contains 9,000 men. On the Ist inst. arrived the se-
cond column, consisting of one regiment of dragoons,
two of grenadiers, and two regiments of infantry
of the line, with a train of artillery of twenty-
four pieces of cannon, and a corps of sappers
and miner; in all, eleven thousand men. On the
3d, the third column arrived, consisting of four regi-
ments of infantry of the line, four battalions of gre-
nadiers, and the regiment of hussars of the Prince of
Wirtembrrg, with 36 pieces of attillery, and a
great number of baggage and pontoon waggons, in
the whole, 13,000 men. On the sth, the 4th column
pa'wd, consisting of three battalions of grenadiers,
three repimentt of infantry of the line, with a great
quantity of heavy artillery; and, on the 7th, the
fifth column arrived. The 4th and sth column
eon:ain each 11,000 men. The troops are composed
of h.:ndsome, young, strong, an well-disciplined
men, chosen from the flower of the army, and all
new armed and accoutred. This army of 56,000
men, which between the 15th and 20th inst. will
reach the frontiers of Moravia, is commanded by
General Kutusow. slhe five columns under him are
commanded by the Lieutenant-Generals Prince Pa-
neration, Von Essen. Von Rosen, Barons %Lititz,
3chepelon and Decken. With the second army,
which is likewise on full march, is the General in
Chief; Michelson.

NUREMBERG, OCT. 1.

On the 27th of September, the Eleetor of Bavaria
concluded a convention with Prance, by virtue of
which, his troops arc to join the French army, and
the Comes* of Wurtzburg is to be delivered up to the
latter; (,his has Already been carried into effee).

naitssON, SEPT. 30.
The first column of the Russians is expeticd to
reach the Bavarian frontiers on the 6th or Bth of
riLst month. The Austrian General, Kienmeyer,
with his corps, is at Eichstadt, will there wait
(,r the Russians, to form their advanced guard.

OCT. I.
To day the following French Impen 11 Declara-
tionwas delivLied to the Diet, by the Elenor Arch
Chancellor, priated and communicated to all the
sue:abets :