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London, England, 1806-01-04 00:00:00

HAIIIBLINGN MAIL.

PRIVATE LETTERS.

MUNICH, DECEMBER 6.
The Casette of this day was not publifhed till very
late, in confequence of the Eleetor's derive to infert
an article refpetting the defeat of the Ruffians. His
Serene Highnefs has declared himfelf, that the total
lots of the Ruffians in killed,wounded, and prifonerh
amounts to an,cooo men. The two Emperors, Alex-
ander and Francis, are at prefint blocked up in 01-
mutz.

The Aid de Camp, Le Brunn, has had a long con-
ference with the Eleaor. It appears that he brought
the official account of the battle, but did not with it
fhould be made public till the Emperor had publithed
it in the Vienna Gazette. The Emperor does not
like official accounts to be publithed till he has gi►en
orders to that effe&

The Emprefs Jofephine remains to-day in her
apartments. She will not even go to the Theatre,
allhoush there is a grand Opera in honour of her.—
It is lard that her Majefly has made a vow never to
'appear in any public place on a Friday, milers in
a cafe of great neceffity, beedufe General Beauhar-
nois, her firfl huiband, was guillotined na a Friday.
Prin:cfs Murat arrived here yederday a quarter of an
hour before the Emprefs. She forma the firil detach-
ment of the numerous (trite of the Emprefs. She was
&oiled by chafreura, and attended by a great 'num-
ber of airlines.

DtCllllllll 7.
At a late hour yeßerday arrived here a Lieutenant
Colonel of the Staff, and Aid de Camp to the Em.
peror Napoleon, with orders from the Emperor him.
[(elf to inform the Elector that he had made prifoners
40,000 Ruffians, put 26.000 men byre elm consise•
taken one hundred and forty pieces of cannon, &c.
The Count de Pouiy was prefent during the whole af-
fair. He Rates that the Emperor, who had Ration.
ed himfelf on a height, noted on a flied of paper the
number of each regiment and corps, adding, in few
words, what the regiment or corps numbered was to
execute. An Aid de Camp took charge of the pa-
per, for the purpole of carrying the order into effect.
—The order of battle refembled exactly a game of
chefs, or drafts. The Emperor cried out on a hid.
deo. " Now I have them." He then ordered a ge-
neral attack. The marffies in the environs of Olmuta
were of great fervice to Napoleon ; a numerous di-
vifion was driven to, and, for the greater part, cut
down in the marfhes, the remainder, fearing the fame
fate, were compelled to lay down their arms. The
Colonel of the Guards, Marlot, died of his wounds
on the day of the battle.
The Emperor Napoleon, efcorted by 66 Officers,
and his Mamelukes, made a reconnoitring the day
before the battle, in which he encountered great dan-
ger. At a village which he entered, the Coffacks,who
were polled there, fired from the windows upon him
and his fuite. The Mamelukes (hewed their attach-
ment for his perfon, by furrounding him, and form-
ing a rampart of their bodies. This adventure did
not prevent the Emperor from traverfing the village,
and afterwards palling again through it on their re-
turn to the camp. On there important occafions 80.
naparte himfelf reconnoitres, without appearing to
fear any danger.
The Bavarian General, Ferdinand Count de Salem,
died this morning, at the age of 82. The French
Emprefs pays herfelf the expences of her Court ; fhe
has every day two tables, one for herfelf, to which
fhe generally invites the family of the Elector, as fhe
treats the Elector in his own refidence ; the fecond is
for the perfoas of her Court. We expect immediate-
ly her dame, dlemsrur, who arrived yetterday at Augf-
bourg ; they are Mefdarner de la Valere, niece of the
Emprefs, and wife of the Infpeetor General of the
Poll Office in France ; Mefdames Lannes, Ney, Lan-
rifton, &c. we exped them here to-day.