The Sun.
London, England, 1805-12-19 00:00:00

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FROM THE BERLIN GAZETTE.
OLNIun, DEC. 3.—Yesteiday a great Battle took
place between the Combined and the, French Ar-

Riles, in the vicinity of the. Villages of Schlapowitz,
4merowitz,and Chirnitz, not far from Turas,whic h
lasted till to-day at noon, and was extremely bloody.
The issue is still undecided, and all the accounts re-
ceived here rest on mere reports, Oir Fortress,, in
the mean time, has been put into a state to stand a
siege, and theßoyal Family, have removed toTeschen.
The two Emperors.are with the Army. We wait
for more circumstantial particulars. .
P. S. According to later accounts, the battle has
at last been decided in favour of the' Russian and
Austrian Army, with whom the vi&ory.remain.
BERLIN, DEC. 9.—ln the course of yesterday and
the preceding day several Couriers arrived herewith
dispatches relative to the great battle fought in Mo-
-1'4,4 on the 2cl and 3d inst. between the Russian and,
perch Armies. But as the accounts received rest
cillY on verbal reports, we have nothing certain:on
the subject, except that a. very murderous Battle
bas taken place, and that the Emperor ALLiaNnun
fought with indescribable courage at the head of his
.%ards. This great Monarch did dot spare himself,
ta lea .on his brave soldiers the hottest of
the fire.
On the
first day the Battle was extremely bloody,
The Russians had missed their way, by which eir-,
ounstance the French profited, and fell on the Ilus'
sian centre, which they threw into disorder ; and,
° the Battle continued with various success till night.
On the fnllowing morning the Battle was renew-
ed; the Russian Left Wing pressed on with inde-
scribable bravery : the French were entirely defeat-
ed, and the Russians returned to their former posi-
tkat near Ansterlitz; The loss in killed on both
sides is estimated at 20,000 men.'
Prince BaoßATirrois; 'distinguished himself in a
Very eminent manner. •
1
Thks is all that is known from' the Couriers that
have arrived here to-clay.
Mot AvI""A
)Dac. 4.—ln the battle en the 2a the
tisiati, by the impetuous attack. of the French;
had lost a part of their artillery,: but' towards' the
evening' General KUTij SOW re-took the artillery, and
rticued tile greater part of the-Prriers'
()11 the 3d the battle wa,s YeneWed, and the
tune of arms declared in flivatir of the Combined
tnlY, which resumed its position near Austerlitz,
PrePat'ed-for a new attaeli on the..stli.
Victory or death 1, was ,the word in the.battle,
'ich' was one of the most bloody in modern his-
The contest was decided by the bayonet and. 1
sab
the re. •
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The Russian GuardS under the Grand Puke Cwcz
6TANT/NE fought with the greatest bravery ; the
Austrian atvalry likewise contributed greatly t() the
ileeision of the, battle on the ad.
(Fltol4 THE riENNA; GAZETTE')
VIENNA, Nov.. 30.--Yesterday evening, nt six
o'clock, his Excellency Coiint Flavcwtrz, ' the
Prussian State and Cabinet Minister; arrived
Count STADioN and GeneratLieutenant Field A4ar-
-161 Count ditILAY arrived here the day before yes-
terday, and communicated to M. TAI.I.EY RAND, the.
)qinister forForcip;ri Affairs, the Propositions, of
which they were the bearers, frbrifhis-Austriari tin-
Aerial Majesty.
At. VoN HARNIER, Prussian Counsellor of Lega-
whoin ,his Excellency Count limlowiTz had
sent befoie lona bin gone from le '.to Brunn, to,
I:l.unch imperial Head-quarters.. -
The FreuCh Troops eritereclPresburgla on the with
inst. -

CZASIAU, Nov. 29.—The hcad-quarters of the
Archduke FE RDI NA.N D have been here since the.
*4th. The French have advanced to within three
leagues of this place, andve were expeoling a Battle;
but Wt now learn that the. Corps of the Archduke
41.1INAND, whichi estimated at 30,000 men, will
Join the Russian Armies of the Generals KUTUSOW
BUXIIOWDEN.
LIIP7.IC, DEC. I is said that the Troops of
"rtairt Power will soon begin to aa.
some accounts the loss on bptll sides in killed
44.4 Wounded in the great battle on the 2d and 3d
ltuit
Is estimated at 30,000 men.

COPENHAGEN, DEC. 7.-L-The Royal FAMILY, the
e•
'Pita], and the whole kingdom, is plunged into
the most profound grief. it has pleased Providence
to take from us this day His Royal Highness the
41ERRI)ITARY PIIINCE.—This melancholy event was
litleounced by the tolling of all the bells in the City.
AU the public spe6taeles and amusements in this
City are for the present suspended.
'ammo% Disc ii.—We learn by a Letter
4[olll Troppau, of the date of the 4th in the even-
g, that the Battle whichtook place in Moravia en
floe 2d and 3d of tlds month, did not cud till the
4th; that a prodigious qmintity of blood *was shed;
frnd that fortune varied in the two Armies. A Letter
-:211) Berlin, dated the 9th, received here by Esta-
'le, informs us, that the 'Battle Lead Ora days