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MORAVIAv Dec. 12.
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THIRTY.FOUITiI BULLETIN QF THE FRENCH
t;R:,.ND ARMY.
Bruno, The 1).
The Emperor to-day received Prince Repnin,
who was taken prisoner at Austerlitz, at the head of
the horse-guards, of which he was the Colonel.
His Majesty .aid to. him, thst the Emperor Alex-
ander should not be deprived of such brave men,
and that he, with all the guards, was at liberty to
return to Russia.
Prince. John of Lichtenstein, arrived here yea'''. '
day with tun powers: the conferences between him
and the Maisie,' Tallevrand are in full coarse.
The First-Adjutant. Jutiot, whom His Majesty
bad. sent to the. Emjerors of. Germany and Rosie,
has sem the Frape:.er of Germany, at Hulitsch ;
wh6 feceiired Lim with the utmost favour and (Es-
ti:taint'. He had not been able to complete hie
Wand, as the Emperor. Alexander, and Genera
Kutilsow, had already set out for St. Petersburg.
14s Majesty received, at Brunn, the Prussian
Minister liatigwitx. lie was extremely ratis6ed
with all that this Plenipotentiary .said to him,. and
received him in the most diktiognithed

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He Iles, he his caanselt, increased the esteem and
welfare of Prussia. No, intrigues will be able in
effe.:l any thing against the good disposisies and
true wisdom of Prussia. The French nation, be-
sides, does not depend on any single, man ; Mind
ii 10,030 more enemies would only serve to prolong
the war. France and Prussia, in the present cir-
cumstances, can never sufficiently praise the Duke of
Brunswick, M. M. Mollend.vrf, Knobelsdorf, Lom-
bard, and, especially, the King himself. Prussia
• mili, had a solid Ond disinterested friend, but
Pruitt*.
TIiJILTY-FIFTII P11.4.1.b.-FLN OF Till TRENCII
GRAND ARMY.
Bautis, DEC. II:
The Russian jarmy 1;1:gam its march on the Bth
of l3rcernber. ta return te Russia, in thi.mesiiluNpa.
The first took its way by Cracow intd"rherespol ;
the second by Cischeu, Lemberg, and Brodie; and
the third by Tvmau, Baitska,' and tlisiadin: The
P4i3peror of Itu_sia went at the heed Of the Vat 'Co.:
harno. Independent of the Eeld•stittl44, the Kai-
sians while park of artillery, olf 100 pieie"e4
of cannon,, with their ammunition wagons The
irniieror has since inspeded this park, and has gi.
yea orders, that.,..3 these pieces should be sent to
France. It is without example, that, in a :Single
battle, from 150 to 160'pieces of cannon should he
taken ; all had been fired, aad had rendered service
in the aetion
The Cii/d'Eserrtleoe, Chapolin, Adjutant of Mar-
shal Brnadotte, is tailed. The Colonels, Lacour. o'f
the sth regiment of Dragoons; of the 26th
regiment of Chasseurs; Bruves, of Marshal•Bessierrs
Gerard, Adjutant of Marshal Bernadotte; and
Mares, Adjutant of Marshal Davoust, are wounded.
The Chiefs of Battalion, Perrier, of the 36th regi.
ment of Infant, y of the Line ; Grune, of the 4th re.
girr,ent of Infantry of the Line ; Schwiter, of the
57th regiment of Infanti yof the Line. The Chef,
d'Ecealron, Grumbot, of the 2J regiment of Car.
bineers ; I)ideloa, of the 33 regiment of Dragoons
Boudischon, of the 4th regiment of Ilussars ; tha
Chiefs of Battalion of Artillery, Abrisiot, Ruhret
and Mobillard, of the 55th regiment of Infantry o
the Line; Profit, of the 43i ; and the Chefs d'E,.
c,drese, Preville, of the 'rd Chasseurs ; David, of
L 1 regiment of idassars ; ;he Chefs d'Eseadrow of th.
Harse Chasseurs, of the Imperial Guard, Beyer
mann, Bohn. and litierig, are wounded.
Captain Ilerviv, of the Horse Chasseurs, of th
Guard, is dead, in consequence of his wounds
Captain Gdst, Lieutenants Bateau, Barbanegre
Gayot, Fournier, Cadet, Bayeux, and Menot, of th
Horse Chasseuvs, of the Guard, and Lieutenant
Messages. and Roller, of the Horse Grenadiers,
the Guard, are wounded.
Several letters from Vienna assert, in strong term.
that a war with Prussia is not far di.tant, bin it
mach more to be believed that a Continental Peat:
is near.
AUSTERLITZ? DEC. 7'.
Napoleon, Emperor of the French, and King
Italy, have decreed, and do decree as follows :
A. r. I. The widows of the Oznerele k.lkd in ten botde
sha:l enjor.a pent Arts far afi-„ of 6,000 francs; ti
*Maws nt Colonel, end Wort shall have a pension of t,44
franc.; the widows of' elr-tr",, of 1,40" frames; time widos
of Li..ittenants to S•ib-Lieutenants, of $OO frames; and th

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