Star.
London, England, 1805-12-19 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER. SAME DAY.

The Emperor of Russia had three horfes killed
under him. This Monarch thews the molt aftonifk-
ing perfonal bravery, but ezpofes too much his valu
able life.—On the firft day, as the Ruffians were ma-
ttceuvring to attack, they were anticipated by the
French. The French learned that the Emperor of
RUSSIA was in the center; they therefore directed
their wiiole force to that quarter; and had the good
fortune to break the center. This was the Rate
of things when the firft news was fent to Olmutz ;
and Prince BAGIATHION, who, with his corps, was
diftant one day's march from the field of battle,
haftened up, threw himfelf on the right wing of the
French, and thus relieved the Ruffian; and Auftrians
in the other wing and centre.—The Auftrians fought
with the greateft bravery.
A fetter from Olmutz, of the 3d, contains news
perfeely according with the above. On the sth
nothing further was known there than the termina-
nation in favour of the Auftro-Ruffian army, but no
details.

Thefe are the accounts hitherto received of this
battle which will probably decidethe fate of the cam-
paign, perhaps of the war. Some reports Rate the I,
lofs of the Ruffians and Au(lrian armies to be at leaß
eo,ooo killed and wounded, and that of the French
at 30,000 killed,, and io,ooo prifoners, with all their
artillery and baggage : Come add that Bo: waive
himfelf left the field with only fifty horfe.
This laR grand attack, which decided the event, is
raid to have been made by the Emperor A:AZAR/MI
in perfon, at the head of 30,000 Guards and Grena-
diers. We look impatiently for further news.
Oisturz, Dec. 3.—(From the Berlin Gazette.)
Yeßerday a great battle took place between the
Combined and French armies in the villages of Sla.
panitz, Kobelnitz, and Telnite, not far from Turas,
which kited till to-day at noon. and was extremely
bloody. The iffue is Rill undecided. and all the ac-
counts received here reit on mere reports. Our for-
trefs, in the mean time, has been put into a Rate to
Rand a fiege, and the Royal Family have removed to
Teich ea.

The two Emperors are with the army. We wait
for more circumaantial particulars.
P. S. According to later accounts, the battle has
at laft been decided in favour of the Ruffian and An.
titian army, with whom the vidury remains.
Mourn, Dec. 4.—ln the battle on the ad, the

Ruffians, by the impetuous attack of the French, had
loft a part of their artillery ; but, towards the even-
ing, General KUT I/ sow retook the artillery, and ref=
cued the greater part of the prifoners.
On the 3d the battle was renewed, and the fortune
of arms declared in favour of the Combined Army,
which refumed its pofition near Auflerlitz, and pre.
pared for a new attack on the sth.
Vidory or death was the word in the battle, which
was one of the molt bloody in modern hiflory. The
conteft was decided by the bayonet and fabre.
The Ruffian guards, unier the Grand Duke CoN
stanvir 1, fought with the greateft bravery. ; the
Auflrian cavalry likewife contributed greatly to the
decifion of the battle of the 3d.
MAGDEBURG? DEC. 9.—A1l affumes a warlike ap-
pearance here ; eighty-five thoufand pallifadoes are
prepared. Balls are putting in order, and bombs fil-
ling. All the buildings in the works are emptied,
and the trees cut down. The Pruffian referee, which
has now marched out, will take poll between Cothen
and Leipzig.
FRANCON 16t Dec. 6.—The firft column of Pruffian

troops, under the command of the Prince de Ho-
nam Louis, has arrived in the environs of Nuremberg.
The Saxon army has orders to begin its march, its
head quarters will be proviftonally at Weiffenfells.
MUNICH, DEC. a.—General MASSEN• is at Lai-
bach, an 4 the Archduke CHAII.I3 has,in faa, reach.
ed Hungary, having had to fight the whole way.
The Hungarians are faid to have forniffied the
French army hitherto with all necelfariei, for ready
money.—Mar(hal Maaworr's head quarters tare at
Ulm. His army is to be increafed to 60,000 tneq.
Some fay he will march to Bohemia.
PR•GUE, DEC. E.—Prince FERDINAND, With 30,000
men, has joined the Ruffian army.
Czasxau, Nov. zB.—The headquarters of the
Arch-Duke FIRDIFIAND have been here fine the 24th.
The French have advanced to within three leagues
of this place, and we were expeaing a battle ; but
we now learn that the corps of the Archduke Fn.
DINAND, which is efiimated at 30,000 men, will join
the Ruffian armies of Generals Kurusow and Buz-
HOMMEL

Dsc. t.—lt is Paid that the troops of a
certain Power will foon begin to aEt.
In fome accounts the lots on both sides in killed
and wounded in the great battle on the ad and 3d
inft. is eftimated at 36,000 men.
Corsa HAGEN, Dsc., 7.—The Royal Family, the
Capital, and the whole Kingdom is plunged into the
moll profound grief. It has pleafed Paiavlnswes to
take from us this day his Royal Highnefs the Here-
ditary Prince. This melancholy event was announced
by the tolling of all the bells in this city. All public
fpatacles and amufements are for the prefent rut:
pended.
HAwovsa, Dsc. to.—Yenerday the RulEan Lien•
tenant General Count Tstsvor, who bad arrived
here, returned to Nieuburgh.
The Royal PrufGan head-quarters are Rill at Got-

tingen, although the Pruhian troops are gradually
withdrawing from hence and marching into Saxony,

On Sunday at noon there was a fkirmifti between
the French outpofts and a detachment of Coffacks
near Hamlen, in which the French loft nine killed,
eight wounded, and 17 prifoners.
The communication between this and Hameln is
now entirely (hut up, no more putt carriages are al-
lowed to pals. The Ruffians have formally beguu
the liege of this thong hold. Yefterday the garrifor.
of this place received orders to hold themfelves in
readinefs to march at a moment's notice—they are
fuppofcd to be deftined againft Hameln.
A Ruffian park of artillery, of iB-pounders, with
3so cannoneers, have arrived here from Hanover.

Dic. t I.—There are yet expelled in Lauenburgh
8000 Swedes, who have already entered the Med.
lenburgh territory. The difference about the railing
of taxes, which bad grown into a mirundernand-
ing, is already accommodated.