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London, England, 1805-12-23 00:00:00

cxeLs- eat, NO".SA.
Majesty the Etr;r ess Josephine arrived here
'clntk cn the veiling of the day hsfore yes-
and was received try our Court in the most
splendid manner. After having distributed a variety
presents. she oat again this morning et six
for Munic:i, by the way of Stntgard.
TV 501, NOV. /i
AMA as his Royal Highness the Arciiduke
, was informed f the rms.:vs the Austrian
had sutle7ed in Germany, ha determined to
abandon the Ex-Venetian State►; And t:;is deter-
mination was communicated to General Count Bel-
legarde, Commandant of Venice, by a letter which
Major• General C.•unt Wilhelmi, sent to him. In
this letter, it is said, that his Royal Highnesses is
by no nwaos forced, on account of the eccurreaces
of the war i Ital,:s to retreat, with his army, but
that the disastrous events in Germany, where the
enemy had already crossed the Ells, had induced
him to form this determination.

This movement on the part of the Royal Impe-
rial Army of 1147, has necessarily led oto the depar-
ture tot the corps of the Tyrol, under the command
of his Royal Highness the Archduke John. This
Prince remained in his position on the Breen, till
General lliik.. with his corps. had abandoned that
which he had t.tkcn in the vicinity of Reed.. The
Archduke John. becore his departure, wrote the
following letter to the States of the Tyrol:
" I cannot eXprellS to the St .tes, hem painful it isle nie,
be coltiqe Ito leave the brave an faithful pespno of ill • Tyrol,
fin a mule.. moment I reque4 Asa to
teelify there feelings,
its my name, to the ges4 Tytubaltt:

4. The reverses wheel the ovolrfe oarsman, has experienced
beet had teal ennsertieseels lot Tyrol as wall as Italy. The
• armies net yet being in sake to aueettual Audi
to the enemy, anti to Arse them harli beyond the Austrian
fted e s, the Mans of It dy feels itself mei elled, foe the WO-
Is. ,ien of the sr. r a.r to the espeal of the oteoarchy.
at th- moment even when-he defeated the twenty at Call y
and re ta:aed hue waft e meth:ea...as fuss. la eonseepre• oi
• 1 have received orders from the Au:Utak* Charles, bi-
&Melo/ War and 'Urine, to retrieve slowly to the Mlle, soda
of the Been% in seder to farm a Junelisn with him. The
States will please retells my mom irsreful thanks to the peo•
yle, for the fidelny and attachment they have manifested to thew
Reversion, and to admonish them to conduct themselves with
forbearance end nangnatinn, at circumstance, may require.
Ilse period, I hope, is nut far daunt, when, in a manner
proportionate,* my exerting% enswissel with torten, and sae.
eels, / shell again And myself in the midst of rev taithtel
Ty (Silri•f) " ARCHDUKE JOHN."
The Deputation of the States of the Tyrol as-
sembled at &teen communicated this letter by a
Proclamation. in which they adrnimhhed the peeple
to patience, and a pesceable hellAvilur. Oa 1.1. e
10th of November. General Hitler completed his
departure through tl-.e Pricertbal, in eerier to foam
a jaeftion with the Archdike Cherish. The Asa_
duke John followed with wane thonsaad
On the I sth. the French arrived at Britten, from
which they extended over the south of the Tyrol.
They have advanced in the Pristerthal, not farther
Silken After several actions, they fell luck,
and only extended their advanced posts to Muhl-
beck. Prince Rohm who, after the unfortunate
Ingagement at Ulm, bad gone from Fort Clause:.
berm by Irmatermentz to the oeighbourboi.:! of
V iaschpn, succeeded is maims his escape from the
French, and, with 5,000 men, affected a junetiallj
with the Archduke Charles. It appear that ail.*
of the resimeM of Beaulieu, and of the c vps of
Jellachich. bad joined bins before the capitulation.
sears, sow. Is.
Arrived is this city, the capital of Stiria. is the
aftersoss of the day before yesterday. General
Stormont, with a detachment of the Trench and
Estavian stoops seder his command, and shortly
afterwards proceeded on bit nut.
ttstottr, Dec. S.
The Prussian troops in Womplilia have been in
notion these two days past, *hid gives birth to
amisees rumors nod apprehensions. , All the
Poulin in our saighboseissi see witlscirown to.
, wards Wesel. On the ether hand, those one the
Weser have fallen down towards Oseaberg. and
mgr environs.
ratacsre. otc. I I.
This day we received intelligence, that 'the Rus-
sians and Austiians, beyond Drums, have sustained
a-dreadfhl defeat, having lost forty thousand men.
i.. kille,;, wounded. and prisoners, with one hundred
and fifty pieces of cannon, so that the French have
obtained *complete vitory.
attain, IN Tali DISTRICT di St% T DSC. 9.
The Prosssian troops at Schottort; that were un-
der marching orders, have been countermanded, by
the arrival of an .Er efetsr ; cousequyntl jut tespc.l
to their destination, the minds of people a rat chang-
ed ; or rathfer, they aft unablito form any col:elp,
lion.
Tat HAtIVE. ntC. 10.
We hear that Ile Offizer from the retinue of
Prinel Levis arrived here yesterday, In-int:log a let-

tearitenn that hitt-0 to the Grand Penien.trr.
The At. ision of 1! ttavi.in trnnpc, w!itc'h are to
fneter2.pext of the At -1 •of the Narth. be com-
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