The Sun.
London, England, 1805-12-05 00:00:00

tREM EN, Nov. 22, •
" You great and uuprecedinted NavilViaorsr
has raised our despending spirits 'a little, on this side
tithe wattr, which God, knows were sunk low
eaatl3ll; bat the irreparable loss of the gallant lord
IlELsai:, Who so eminently contributed to it, has,
very much embittered that universal satisfa6tiOn
which all ranks otherwise would have enjoyed.
' It is with infinite' tatiSfaCtion I ani enabled 'to

continue the pleasing subjea of victory even on this
Side of the water. Letters from Frankfort were re•
nerved in town on Wednesday morning, stating,
that the-French, Army that had reached within a
few miles,of 'Vienna had been entirely defeated, and
that the number of killed, wounded, and taken pri.
souers, did not fall short Of 23,060 men. I ihnt4la
not havP mentioned this desirable news even upon
the Frankfort. authority, had. not the same intelli-
gence been comtaw4cated from liamburgh and
llancwer, with 'the additional account that BONA-
-I)4iire had retreated as far as Munich,- vvith his
Stair; and, that the Carps of his'Army who forced
its way to Insprtick, in the Tyrol, had been obliged
to retreat, to 'prevent being cut oft These reports
's;"llitig from so many different quarters, and all told
mania 64, hive gained,tiniversal belief
Sere Particularly as some of the French Journals
Gike
notice of an Aalob having happened, but are
'g'lN'atit of the result. I spoke yesterday with a
ntlernan 'of good information, who lett Vienna
'fie 7th, and he assured' me that the French must.
"alk up to their anclts in blood before they reached
the L'operial Capital. Ile added, however, .at the
141.'1'6 'time, that 'every thing seemed possible for
1
c*As'iluzz to achieve; except the Conquest of.
444 gland.
" The PriasslaM aillioe to-morrow In . this /City.»
(.)file say 150 i and others. 2000, Their, object is
otaid to be to guard tile niagazinest'which are to be
ionstrueted here.' ' The Duke of BatyNsWrOn has
kir.
ortned.out. Magistracy that they have nothing to
fC'ar from the artivalef other troops) and that should
ereti magazines be'formed here by any of the other
:Powers at W•ar, they Woad be guattled by Prussians.
" We are qUitti in' the dark about the Continental
inlitics at preceUt, but I hope a few weekts will
diipel the 'clouds.
f` The English Head-qiiafters are at .Sta de, and
rtat'' C! know of them. `Ye have 0:4 one or
trans Ports in the, Weser."

Vt• L 1 MEN, Nov. 26.
'4. ! tsth tiegitnent marched through thii
g:• '14114
**lt *l3'Clikit ott Sunday morning,' to a
o;3cie—nLill'le called Deltnenborst, in the nutchy of
-"?'" ald et .61 to remain a few days; per-
ils a pt.
th Wait for the event of Lord flAaaowaY's
I.le Guar& are quartered at 05terholtZ,
and 11
'e adjacent villages. A report is this moment
'rculated that they were to march through here this
on their route to Osnabruck, but I do not
1.41: 1Y lxlieve it, Ccir their Officers kne* nothing of
't last night at five o'clock,

" The Russians are march'ins. through Olt estates
(*the Elector of Hesse Ca4sel, exceptiog a few who
1461 Y perhaps cross the Weser here.

4 We have an account of 'many '.Bankruptcies iu
parts, and to very great amount ; but the House of
liLlloutnu and Co. who has failed to the tune of
twt,illy,five millions of francs, has caused a violent
Bensation howec.tr,,it has unriddled another of 807,
No •
ARTE's political enigmas, and clearly- shcwn
what the Nation has to espeet from the honour and
fidelity of their Leade*r. I:. i, We 11. knoWn that he
tlrk 4
great deal of ready cash with him to the
41111}', and nobody knew where he gof it; but
how
the mystery is cleared.up, as he recommended
td}le llouse of Rand Co. to his National Bank as
!serving of Unlimited credit ; and they did not fail
make; use of the recommendation, for, some days
Prevl°llg tohis departure, they drew 14 millions from
41'd now, when the period of pay Tent is comes
Inre their insolvency, and at the =clime require
months to settle their atfairs.(without shelving
tlelr b°°ks)) no doubt in hopes ,of having
via Vienna.—To suchliwindling shifts is the
vgt
IrPer of the Crown of' France and Lombardy re-
-1111:1 1—
Payment is out of the question, except in
C:'etins, announcing the melancholy end of some
us'inds of innocent viairns, who have sacrificed
t
eir lives at the shrine of usurped Honour:"
NT,

tp "cthing could be more illiberal than a lahe attempt
throw into ridicule the intorview between the
eel)!"vAl..4xANDift and the KING of husstA, at
torch.eri anof the Great FitEptarck. It must have
interesting spectacle; and though " the
9f chivalry is gtene " yet the solemn league of
Ill'n4hiP which took place, in the aweful situation
thad to, strongly reminds every elevated mind of
Pot ate' and must excite a hope that its spirit i 5
;1.0,... tiny extinct, but may still fix Emends to the
niancQ of vulgar usurpation.
I:Pyle account of the attempt of two men to way-
like7,4l
'win
HA tutowsy and ha retinue, is something
hich.&h.iier, who said he toolc,fille mco by
ding t:
twit