The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-07 00:00:00

DICEMBER 28.

MILAN DEC. 15. --The Army of &Ica
Troops, Under the orders of General MURAT, is
expeded here every moment. Accommodations'
are already made in this City for zo,ooo of them.
General CARONI, who commands a division of
them, has arrived this day.
Notwithstanding the efforts.made by the Aus.
trians to distratt the operations of the French
Army, General Bat/ Ire is daily employed in con-
centerink his forces, in order to carry into execu_
don his grand plan, which forms a part of the ge:
nesal system to be ailed upon by the whole French
line.
The Headquarters were still at .preic;4l on the
18th ; forty Pontoons had been sent from that
g)lace towards the Mincio. _

Letters from. Rome state, that after the depar-
ture of the French Commissaries, a Courier Ex,.
traorclinary arrived there from Naples wish dis-
patches for them. 'They were forwarded 'to them
by. a Postillion, who came up with them at Brom.
colitnta, on the other side of S;enna. It is re-
Ported tliat General VASELLI Will set off for
Naples, and that he will be succeeded by General
DAMAS.
DECEMBER 18.—We learn from Bilogna,
that 4.000 French Troops had arrived at itiodvia,
and taken an advantageous position in the vicinity
.of that place. '
The Austrian Troops, which lately made some
inctirsiont. 'into Romagna, consisted of very small
detachments, which Shave since retired to their
respeetive stations.
Accounts from Tuscany state, that a carpi' of
Soot) Frenchmen had arrived in that Country from
Geneva, and that a part of this Curps is to be de.,.
tached towards B9logna.
The greater part of the Army of the Gris Ons
• was, on the' Y6th, at Edda "and making:prepa,ra-
tions for advancing. ThAnemy, on- their part,
had been fur several days strengthening their
fortifications. .

DECEMDER 29.

. .
There are, fresh Atit::sts.. We have heard of
DESTRENIE LECOINTRE (4 Versailles), BIR-
GpiN, and.MattEc ; CERActit, DEMERVILLE,
AR.ENA, VERNET, Dams, LAVIGNE, LE'SRUN,
ankanother, all accusal of the attack' on the
.Chief Consul, on the t Bth Vendemiaire, at the
Opera, have been carried before' the First Jury,
which has unanimously declared, that there is
ground for accusation against them. The pro-
ceeding' is going 0n... The barriers of Paris were
not shut as has been said. _ _

It isa remarkable circumstance, that the Pre.:
6.4 of dattinflos, by a Letter received yesterday.
informed the Minister of Police, that there were
to be troubles in Paris.

DICEMBER 30.

The Consuls have issued the following Decree

ART. I. TI}C Mil*StCr of the Interior shall appoint a
:Special eomintssioo; ;o value the damages occasioned by
the explosion of the hilernal machine.
1 1 ..Next Primedi he shall present a Report of the ripe.
rations of the said Comniission ; shall draw up a List of
Individuals killed or wounded; and shalt make known
the names of the wives or children of the CitiMlS dead
or wounded, who shall WWI in nerd of assistance.

DECEMBER 31.

BUTT°. formerly Secretary to BAILILAS, is said
to have been arrested. •
It is said that the Leaders of the late Plot had
promised their agents the pillage of the Opera,—
It is added, that \ whilst some pillaged, others
were to massacre the Priests and those accused of
Emigration,
,and the Constituted Authorities.—
They were then to proclaim 11A a r.O Di reftory.
Monsignor SrINA has, it is said, written to
the First Consul, in the name of the Poi. }I, a
very afVeling letter of congratulation upon his

escape.
Lord WYe 0/411P. it
..at Party.
M. de Sr RANGP ORTE N and the Rtissian. Of-
fieers were presented ,tb the Chief Consul on, the
z7th.
KATISDON3 Dec. 2;.—An Austrian, Courter,
arrived here on file 19th in the evening. litvvali
sent off on the 115111 from St-bumf:tar/4 with dis-
patches from his Royal Highness the. AiMiiDOICE,
CHARLES to Count KLINAU. Not having found
the General here, he immediately took the ro'rict
'for Nuremberg. According to the statement of
„this Courier, the Imperial Army was on the r6tti
,posted. behind, the Traun ; their head-quarters
being at Strap-evade'', on the Frontier betweerf
the country of Salzburg and iinstriti. On the
17th the head-quarters were moved to Sc4,teali.
0414 ; the Military Administrations were tofro:
ceed to libersberg, near Lintz. His Rival 141
ness the c ttotote ,Comtt. Es reached the4l
MArmy
on the same day, and inunedLuely assumed the
chief command. The military talents of this
young Prince, the affeetion entertained far him
by the Army, and the speedy arrival of the Le-
vies of 'Hungary and Bohemia, give , reason to
hope that affairs will soon pot on a more fa.
vourable appearance.
We received information, yesterday evening,
filet a very bloody engagement had taketyplace
between .14'eieb and Nuremberg. The 6rst
ment-of Austrian Hulans has sal-toed much.—
The Lieutenant-Colonel of this Corps is mortally
wounded, as likewise art Count Ditla ICHsTEI:4,
end Major Baron Ste toENTISCHt who has been
brought into this place. Majr Lion) of the
Regiment of Wolffregg,
.is killed. In conse-
quence of this engagement, Field Marshal Kiak_
sag removed his head-quarters to Fockt,

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pro French -c4i3 umn ; haaralV a ticed off the i 7th as
!In* 3$ OtSermirri, btu had• retreated on the day.
following. it is.supposed they have marchrdlo.
wards Ried. All the AUstriart Troops• Who
at Passau have left it, and as yet that ,city...is
no danger. -The bridges ,have been cut:down;
but so as to admit of being six.'edily replaced..
FLOICENCE3 nE C. 9.-;-.GenCtiti Mien. IS., and
Citizens LA CH A E and BE t. It. t. h:. ve,ar
rived here from They are !said_ to be
charged with an iir.partant mission from the
Chief:Consul. • •
General PINGO 1135 a.. 30 arri4ed, with a part of
his Milo-ion, I.nd considcrable number of piece.)
of artillery, ‘yllich are cow-my-jug towards.
S;:izna. -`"

+The EngHAI Admiral, Lord KE 1111, laitifitXl
to all the Consuls of the Neutral Powen'i resid-
ing at Les bo'rn, in conequence, of orders -re-
ceived from Hrs Bit I r.ANN4C MAJEgTY, that
they must dispatch alt the vessels of their respQc-
tive Nations before the Bth of this month: after
which period, those neglecting so to should
be regarded and treated as enctnies all farther,
operations.