Star.
London, England, 1805-11-15 00:00:00

FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

Laft night we received the former to the• Bth inn.
and the latter to the lath. The Moniteter of the 7th
contains a Rion notice of Come farther advantages
gained by Messsei• over the Archduke in Italy.
On the ioth, the day after the laR attack, this
affair took place, 2,000 prifoners are Paid to have
been made, and the bong redoubts of Ca'diem and
Colognola were carried. The head quarters !are at
Montebello. The accounts of this anion are Co brief,
that we cannot judge of its extent, nor have we
any information of the refinance that was fur-
Mounted. In this inflame the French Army teems
to have made Tome progrefs. The Archduke is Rated
in force French articles, to have quitted the Army
of Italy, with a large reinforcement for the army,
which mull now defend Vienna. It is impoffihle, how-
ever, that the Archduke can have taken fifty thou-
(and Men from Italy, as reported. He is (aid, how-
ever, to have been tent for to Vienna to give his
advice in the prefent emergency. It is reported that
the Rtiffians from Corfu will land at Triefle and join
the Aullrian army.

A letter from Infprnck of the 23d, fat's, that the
archives of the Tyrol have been packed up.
General AVOIRIAIOII army bas now advanced into
the Brifgau, where it is levying contributions. It
probably is defined to a& in Suabia and on the fron-
tiers of the Tyrol, as the Auftrians from the latter
make incurfions which incommode the French trait(
ports, &c.

The French journalifts pretend to laugh at the 'Mt
of the Emperor of Ruffia to the Court of Vienna.
This only ferves to Thew that they confider it as like-
ly to lead to confequences which they deprecate.—
French funds 59i.
Private letters from Holland, of the t ith inflant,
mention, that intelligence of the 'riflery over the com-
bined fleets had reached Rotterdam from Eng-
land, and had caufed an uncommon fenfation.—
One letter in particular mentions, that information
of this important event had alto been received from
Paris. The writer lays, "It is afcertained here, that
a fevere action has at length been fought between the
Englifls and the Combined Fleets, off Cadiz; all that
we hear on the &Neel s, that ten fail returned to
Cadiz, not being wanted in the action 1 ! !"

The Expedition, which lately failed from the
Downs, was feen off the Texel on the toth inllant,
on its way to the place of dellination.

It is again afierted, that the Doke of You's Com-
million as Commander in. Chief of the &kill army
defined for the Continent bas been figned—We Poaf
believe it when we fee it announced in the Gazette.

His MAJESTY has been pleafed to order, that the
remains of Lord Ns tuna (ball lie in Rate in the Paint-
ed Chamber, in Greenwich Hofpital. After this
ceremony the corpfe is to be removed, in the KING'S
barge, to the Tower, from which place the Funeral
will proceed, in grand proce(llon, to St. Paul's Ca-
thedral. The LORD CHAMBERLAIN, and Dr. Mors,
one of the Prebends of St. Paul's, are making ar-
rangements for the interment.
Yeflerday morning Lord HOOD, the Governor of
Greenwich Hofpital, attended at Lord HAWKE SIDS Y'S
Office, to make the neceffary arrangements for Lord
NELSON'S lying in Rate at the Hofpital. Mr. HALE,
the principal Clerk in the LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S Of-
fice, likewife attended at the Secretary's Office, to
receive infirwaions for the preparations to be made
for the Funeral.

Yellerday, about twelve o'clock, Earl Nitsow had
a conference with Lord HAWKS/BURY, at his Office,
far a confiderable time.

Yellerday, loon after two o'clock, Lord ifewl[Fs-
attar had an audience of the Duke of You, we un•
derliand, for the purpofe of making arrangements
for Tome military honours to be paid to the memory
of Lord NitLsom.

The via, .ries of Treialgat and Ferrol, have depriv.
ed the enemy of 23 Mips of the line, and of 1700
pieces of cannon—of between so and 30,000 feamen
—of four Admirals, one General, and alm At all their
bell Naial Officers.

Monday, WILLIAM Dlcason, Efq. of Kilbucko,
M. P. Brigade General, and late Lieutenant Colonel
of the gallant 42d, again infpeded the Dumfries Vo.
tunteers, with whole appearance and military ac-
quirements he expreired bisfelf in terms of great
approbation.