Star.
London, England, 1805-12-20 00:00:00

KZOCIAMATIiiN.

" Soso leas—l ant fatisfied with yon. Tn the battle
of Atiaerlitz, you have ittflified what I expected
from your intredidity. You have covered yourfelves
with eternal glory. An army of ioo,ooo risen, which
was eommanded by the Eniperdrs of Rutfia and
Aulltia, has been, in lets than four hours. either cut
off or difpetfed. What (reaped your fword ;have
thrown themfelves into the lakes. Forty Rand of
colours, the flandards of the Ruffian Imperial guard,
one hundred and iv/city pieces of cannon, twenty
Generals, above thirty theufend prifoners, ate the
fruits of this ever memorable battle.

" That infantry, fo celebrated, rand foperior to
you in numbers, have proved unable to refill your
charge, and, henceforth, you have no rivals to fear.
" Thus, in let's than two months, the third Coali-
tion is conquered and diffolved- Peace cannot be at
a great diftance ; bur, as I protnifed to my people
before croffing the Rhine, I will conclude it only
upon terms confiftent wiih my pledge, and which
!hall fecure not only the indemnification, but the re-I
of my Allies.

•, Soldiers! When the Preach peoph placed the
Imperial Crows; upon my heAcl. I traded to you to
enable me to maintain it in chat high fplendour of
glory which alone could give it value in my
eQima-
tient bat at that moateot our comics cotertaiaed

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the defign to tarnilh' and degrade a; and the Iron
Crown which Was gained by the blood of fo many
Frenchmen, wduld they have Compelled me to place
on the head of my bitterest foe; an extravagant and
foolilh propofal which you have brought to bought
011 the anniverfary of your Emperor's Coronation.—
You have taught tn that it is ealier for them to
defy and to threaten, than to fubdue us.
" Soldiers ! When every thing necelfaryto the k-
ende'', the happinefs, and profperity of our country
has been achieved, wilt I return you my thanks in
France. I'l►en will you be the objects of my tender-
eft
care. 'My people will rec:ive gun viitli rapture
and joy. To fay to I was iw the Battle of
Auflerlitz.',l—will be enough to authodfe the rt,ply
—' That is a brave Man!'
:4 1. (Signed)- ' NA ?OLEOS."
Heladitcrtirs.n: AuLterlitz, Deo.

„ DUTCH JOURNALS..,

Dutch papers to the tsth Includink the Batavian
=lute Gazette nrthe rfth, have come .t.cs hand. The
latter Rates, that on the preceding day Gen. /3attca
announced on the pitadc at the Hagne, that the
French had, on the 2c: intl. obtained a complete vie.
tory over the Allied Army in Moravia ; that the lof
of the latter in killed and wounded, amounted to
.to,coo tren, chiefly Rtillacs ; betides which, The
whole of the ituQian artiilery;together with t'he Ruf-
fian Imperial Guard, headed by the Grwild Duke
CONSTANTIN IE, kll into- the hands of the French. In
confeqttence of this intelligence, the, ware public
rejoicings in Holland. •

We need hardly retnatl that th:► v.c.onnt, like the
one fent to the French Mini(ler at Hambnrgh, is
only an exaggerated Ilatement of ,the refult of the
battle on the ad, when the Frtttch defeated the MI:
flan centre:

A Dutch Bulletin, ;rued at kotterctath oh the
17th, contains a flat.went nearly fimilar ; but the
French Generals in that country demanded, at the
fame time, that every pnfiible aid fhould Ise affcrded
to the Array in Germany. In confequence of this
demand, all the French troops had begun their
march for the ken: of aelion, and the failors had
been landed to perform ganifon duty.

Other accounts Rate, that an army cf ioo,oto
men is to be alembic(' immediately, for the &fence
of Holland ; and Prince Louis is raid to have en-
tered that country with 60,000. Certain news had
arrived there of the Pruffian Army having marched
upwards Of tongtoo firongq. the King of PILMIA
was axpeaed to join his army on the t Ith intlant ;
his field equipage left Berlin the 3d. The French,
in Holland, fpet4 confidently of being.nble to defccd
Holland ; and even of invading Frtiffia, fhould the
King of PRUS:f a not remain neuter.
Fbr other extraas from the botch papers fee the
preceding columns. We begitlfo to call the attell-
lion (if our Readers, to the French Proclamation's
Mired at Vienna. which are of fuch a Daunt as tb
amount/to an official admit:lion that the enormities
with which the French have been charged, hue at•
tually been perpetrated by them.

Yefler&iy, at four o'clock, a Cabiriet ContiCil Was
held at Lord Mtmcaays's Office, arwhich the Duke
of MONTROS?, Earl of Cuatriam, Lords Hawiiis-.
RUBY and CAsrLeasacm, an.: the other Members in
town, attcntled.

It is rumoured that Dr. KEARNEY, the Provost} of
Trinity College. Dohlin, is to get the vacant BiThop-
riek, and that Dr. HALL, at ptaent out oil a College
liVing, is to be the rrovoft.
Early yclierday morning the cuffin made ont of the
main malt of the French (hip I'Orient was removed
from Mr. Pt kriusssm's, In Brewer-fireet, to be con•
veyed to Chatham, nom whence will he lent to the
Note to receive the remains of Lrird NRLSON. which
Will be foldered "pin that coffin on board the Vic-
Toe::, and theri be removed by her barge to Green-
wich Hofpital.

In confequence of orders received by the Mntguis
Wrwt.tsasv, refpeßing the lettlement lately formed
at Balambangan, diredions had been given to ran-
guilh the poffeffion of that Wand. Several thips
were taken up to bring away the fervants, both civil
and military, with the fettlers that had arrived there
(Ince the Englifh took poirefflon, which confilled of
three or four hundred perfoas, moll of whom were
Chinefe.

Letters received by the (bips arrived from Bencoo-
len, mention, that the natives belonging to the oppo-
fite fide of the ifland had made an incurflon into the
Ea(! India Company's territory, where they had
dons eonfiderable mifchief to the vitu-yards, befides
taking and fending off feveral of the cultivators into
(Livery. This unprovoked aggreffion had obliged the
Governor to fend a firong force againfi them, which
had focceeded in driving them over the hilly country
with confiderable loft.

Lord VALaNTIA.--We are happy to fay that ac.
counts have been received of that minted and en.
terpt izing Nobleman. His letters are dated Mocha,
Aptil 22. He had furveyed the emit of the Red
Sea, as far as latitude 21. and thus elucidated the
geography of thePeriplus. He wilt produce a more
accurate defcription and chart of the Red Sea, than
has yet appeared. He was to remain at Mocha till
the change of the monfoon in October.
Vice Admirals HOLLOWAY and ROWLaY, com-
manding in the Downs, and at Sheernefs, have (truck
their Rags, and proceeded to Portfmonth, to attend
the Court Martial on Sir RoTERTCALD22, which will
certainly take place on Monday next.
Mafter Emir let night made his fecond apprar-
ance for the feafon at Drury-lane Theatre in the (ha-
reem of Doaglat. To the aftonithment of hts ad-
mirers, the houfe was but very indifferently attended
till WI price.