Star.
London, England, 1805-11-04 00:00:00

MILAN, Ocr. tt.—Another divition of the French
army paled the Adige on the 19th, at Room We
have at prefent a line on the other fide of that river,
which extends from Verona to St. Maria. The Ant:
trians have theirs from St. Michel to Montebello.

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4.
LANDING or Kimo WILLIAM —Holiday.

At length we are able to-announce the arrival of
the French official details of the operations of the
armies. We have received French Journals to the
3oth, and Dutch to the 2d int. which confirm in their
utmoft extent all the diftreffing rumours that had be-
fore been circulated of the defeat of the Auftrian
army under General Mac K. There are contradic-
tions and inconfiftencies in the bulletins; but though
they may afford grounds for thofe who are willing
to be deceived, and anxious to deceive others, to cavil,
carp and call names—to heap abufe and inveltive on
the heads of our enemies, lorry we are to fay, that
they contain nothing that can invalidate the princi-
pal and the alarming faEt, that the Tyrant of Europe
has triumphed over the Auftrian arms.
On the 17th of October, General Maca, then be-
fieged in Ulm, figned a capitulation, by which he
.Ripulated that, if not relieved by an Auftrian or
Ruffian army by the 25th at midnight, his forces
thould march out prifoners of war—the men to be
fent to France, the Officers to Aultria, on parole.
Without waiting, however, till the Ripulated term
had expired, the accommodating General Maca agreed
to new articles, by which, in confequence of Marfhal
&armee declaring, upon bit honour, that the po-
fitions of the French were fuch as to render any
alliance to Ulm itnpoffible, it was Ripulated that the
Aujiriant An& search out on the 20th, which they
did, only Marfhal NET'S corps, confining of twelve
regiments of infantry, and four regiments of cavalry,
being allowed to Rop at Ulm, and within ten leagues
of it, till the 25th. By this new arrangement, the
French army was allowed to march in fecurity on the
zoth, five days Conner than it otherwife could have
moved a fingle Rep, againll the Auftrian and Ruffian
combined force ; and in confequence, Bomararrs fet
out on the 21a for Augfburgh, to head the army go-
ing to proceed to the Inn.
While MACK was capitulating, Marfhal Laweis
and MURAT went in purfuit of the corps which pallid
the Danube and endeavoured to efcape towards Fran-
conia. On the 18th, MURAT arrived at Nordlingen,
and fummoned the corps of the Auftrian General
WERWECK, which capitulated on the following day.
—The efcort, with all the Auftrian heavy baggage,
likewife was taken by capitulation on the ifith, by
which the valuable tranfport train of the Auftrians
has been obtained by the enemy. There can there-
fore be hardly any troops with the Archduke Faint.
NAND, whim, if he has efcaped, mull have efcaped
al-
molt alone ; alma all the heft Auftrian officers, Ge-
%semis. KLINAU, HOHENZOLLERN, GIULATe GOT•
TUN MI, WIRS SCE, the Prince of LICHSTIINSTIIII,
&c. &c. are prifoners.
Bow APARTI furrounded by his guards, and by Ge•
neral Maca, and eight Auftrian Generals, is Rated to
have told the latter that their Matter was carrying on
an unjult war ; that he himfelf wanted nothing on the
Continent ; but that he wantedfhipr, colonies and com-
merce. He Rated farther the neceffity of his brother,
the Emperor of GERMANY, making peace, and hinted
the poffibility that the Dynalty of Lorraine might be
approaching its termination.
To this nnfeafonable and infulting harangue, Ge-
neral Maca is reported to have anfwered, that the
Emperor of AUSTRIA was compelled to war by Ruf-
fle ; an anfwer Co improper, that it is impoffible to
believe that any thing like it could have been Lid by
any Anftrian Officer. We are equally entitled to
reprobate as a fcandalous fabrication, the fentiments
afcribed to the Auftrian Officers with refpea to the
affi Rance of the Ruffians.

Of Marfhal BEaWADOTTI nothing farther is known,
except that on the t9th he occupied a potation be-
tween Munich and the Inn, the Auftrians there being
on their own fide of that river. BONAPARTE, with
the whole of the army, would join him about the
25th or 26th, when the farther operations againft
the Auftrians and Ruffians would be commenced.

A bulletin from the Army of Italy has alfo been
publilhed, by which it appears that on the s Bth, after
an alion in which about isoo Auftrians were killed
and as many taken prifoners, the French paned the
Adige. _ _ .

Sorry we are to add, that we have nothing to
throw into the oppofite kale, as a counterbalance to
all thefe details of dif.tftrons events, but a report of
an advantage gained by the Archduke CHARLiS in
Italy, which, however, does not reit on any official
authority.

The brig Indianen, belonging to Bremen, has ar-
rived at Falmouth from Sarreal, a town of Spain,
fituated in Catalonia, the mailer of which reports,
that at the time he failed, which was not many days
ago, a report prevailed there that the Archdale
CHARM bad obtained a cantle* viclory over the French ar•
ony in Italy. We can only fay we heartily with the
intelligence may be confirmed ; and that we are not
without hopes that the Archduke Cuaacat will ap•
prove hunfelf a better General than MACK has done.