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London, England, 1805-12-03 00:00:00

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a good flipper, and even fulEcient to firpport
for the next day, until they arrived in thie
Mearx. Nov. 16.—His Excellency
reeves has ordered the following order of the day
to. be publiihed
" The Martha. Commander in Chief, informed
that the evil-difpofed endeavour to impede the Inge.
nization of the National Guard of Mayence, in pro.
pagating the report that it is intended to pals the
Rhine on a remote fervice, takes the firß opportuni-
ty of contradiaing there diforganifing infinuations,
by fnlemnly averring, that the King his Majelly does'
not give fo much latitude to the obligations which'he
requires from his brave fobjeas. It is to the defence'
of Mentz, and of their hearths and their property,
that the zeal and courage, of which they at prefent
give Duch favourable omens, are to be particularly
applied."

ULM, Nov. ts.—On the night of the 13th, two
French regiments of infantry, and a divifion of dra-
goons, who ercorted the Aurlrian garrifon of Ulm
to France, arrived here. On the nest day they con-
tinued their march to join the army of Martha' NET
in the Tyrol.

It was yel}erday reported, that twelve or fifteen
hundred Auflrians, with tome cannon, appeared on
the Alp, in the neighbourhood of Blaubcren. It is
fuppofed that there troops belong to the divilion
under General WoLTSKEHt., and that they were cut
off from Bregentz, by the movements of the army
of Martial AUGEREAU.

FA t/ LT I Ea, the French General of Artillery, died
on the 7th infant at Nordlingen.

BANKS OT THE DANUBE, NOV. 16.—A letter from
Memmingen, of the s zth, contains the following
intelligence :
" The advanced guard of the feventh divifion of
the army, under the orders of Marfhal Ano la BAU,
entered Markdoff and Ravenfpurg this day ; to-
morrow it will arrive at Lindau and Bregentz.—
General WOLFSEEHL, whole corps WAS principally
compofed of cavalry, is retreating with his infantry.
His cavalry is of no nfe to him in the mountainous
country of the Vorarlberg. General JELLACHICH is
entruned with the defence of the higher dinties of
theVorarlberg, and particularly of the famouspofition
of Feldkirch. As he cannot elle& a jun&ion with
the army of Prince JoHN, except by paffing over
mountains of uncommon height, and rocks tremen•
doufly abrupt, and which have been to this day
inaceefiible, he has, it is raid, determined to defend
himfelf to the lad extremity. The taking of the
Low Vorarlberg, or of that part of the country
which borders upon the Lake of Conliance, cannot be
fuccefsfully contefied with the French."
Letters from Ulm, of yeflerday, inform us, that
" General WOLPSKEHI. wifbed to maintain his poll.
tion before Bregentz, but that he was defeated by
Marfhal Aucaaaau, who has at prefent his head
quarters at Bregentz."
The city of Lindau, famous for its indunry and
commerce, fituated in the centre of the Lake of
Conflance, has furrendered to Marfhal Auoaaaau
without refinance. Woxeses HL'S corps has fallen
back upon Feldkirch, to form * juniftion with Gene-
ral JELLACHICH ; his cavalry, fixteen hundred in num-
ber, has &aped lonic days fince—has pallid the Da-
nube, and remaining in the Wartemberg territory.
has obarated the communication upon the high road
for fome days part. Some of his detachments yef-
terday advanced as far as the environs of Ulm and
Guntzbourg. We are Allred that a French column
is now in purfuit of them.
We learn, by private letters from Infpruck, that the
French advanced guard extends beyond that place. as
far as Zirl. The Auftrians are at Tells. There are
continual fkirmilhes between there two places. The
Archduke Joan is polled upon the Brenner, at the
foot of the Schoenberg. There is a numerous corps
of French in the environs of Infpruck ; and, as the
country people are IEII under arms, much precaution
is neceffary. Martha! Nay has defcended into the
valley of the Inn, there to form a juneion with the
Bavarian troops, and a detached column of Blawa-
novre's. A contribution of 300,000 florins has bees
impofed upon Infpruck ; but upon its being repre-
fen* to Marfhal Nay, that the country was inun-
dated with the Vienna Bank bills, and that there was
au abfolute fearcity of cafh, he generoufly gave up
the claim. All communication between Infpruck and
Italy, With Vienna, is now completely intercepted.