Star.
London, England, 1806-04-03 00:00:00

RUSSIAN STATE PAPER.

!settee, Fss. ay.—Letters from Naples. of the
l of January. mention, that the Engl;fla troops
I re-embarked at Caßieman, on that day, and that
Ruffians were upon the point of evacuating the
gdnm of the Two Sicilies, the neceffary men
es having been taken in the port of Bays for that
rpofe.
Upon this occafinn the Ruffian Minifier, M. Ta-
htochew, tranfinitted the following Note to the
*sifter of his Sicilian MaJefiy :
"Net*. Dec. as, 0. 11. Jan. 6. doe.
" The underfigned Plenipotentiary of his Majelly
c Emperor of all the Ruffles, flattens to intoim
e Marquis de Circello, that the Ruffian troops
me into Naples merely with the view of landing
id making a diverfion in favour of the Außrian ar.
y employed in the North of Italy ; and this being
r knee an objea, Mice Auntie has agreed to an
,ratMce with Franca, and which probably will
ad to *puce between both there Powers, the Rol-
a troops will evacuate the tett Wary of his Sicilian
falsity, The Englik troops alfn, which were in.
tided to co-operate with them, will return again to
WU. .
as The frequent reprefentatinns which the under-
pied has made to the Miniary of his Sicilian Ma-
ly, in order to 'facet this country to its neutra-
l. tog operate as a certain proof that the Decla-
ttiso which he now has the honour to tranfmit will
s received with fatisfaltion. The Underllgned avaiW
hal& of this opportunity to renew his loaner er-
mines. that hisillnitious Sovereign would have at
ll times refpe&ed the neutrality of there kingdoms,
'the French Government bad not exhibited a toa-
sty example.
" But as his Imperial Majelly now refloat the
•read Naples to its neutrality. it is his fincere
that the Cabinet of the Thuillaries may imitate,
is example, by which the country will deeps chafe
gitatloass ;be termination of which we may sow
epe to fee. It Dever was the intention of his Impe.
al Ma jelly to open the theatre of war in the kingdom
f Naples ; and it was with great regret that be was,
impelled to take the mealures alluded tot
41 The fentiMeats of timers friendfhip. a mats/
rhich the Emperor has endeavoured to evince", his
'Wiliam Moray upon every occafion, will not
isa to doulat of the intereß which his Majelly the
impera will at aU times take in the perfenal haggi-
sh of his ilicitiaa Majelly, and in the well-beim eso
is Rajas.
4, When the eye cads of the landing of the Ittil,l
lan sad XneWh craw in the kingdom pf Naples
MU loMeerattrnd the locapacity of his Sicilian
kaolly so NU Shwa OMB be taken into confider'.
lan.- `trodubodan of the French Government,
lame Babewhewes. dtb Primein, will be read with
ilsailhawat. This Imbues document, which might
is taiosa foe so wwiwatiaa of pore banes olenee, has
oparendy a laser sad a 616 date I and was ter-
Italy wow haws at &henbane. Thi proclama.
ion of General Wrenn* of the Ifith 'of January,
chick is sot fo violent, in.fali, evinces in an equal de-
gree that the French Government is determined to
avail thankless of the temporary refideoce of the
moellimmi troops in Italy. for the porpofc of extend.
iris their territory to the naafi limits of the penin.
Oda which, Is fee can never lead to that event, •
festal pease, which the Frisch Government has
repeatilly held oat as the ohjed of its with's."
RATTLE OF AUS7 ERLITZ.
hiss ssoIIVIIMSBOROH COURT GAZETTE, Males a.
' • ithaeledot how yetterday's Etas.)
0 any attention to the dAnger
dijels . their right wing, the enemy now
MOW their attention to the centre of our army,
which, as has been already raid. the greatest
rlies
of** fame was polled. From the fourth co
rlitotainot Colonel Monachton was detached
Arnetaßons of the Noworgorud and Apfche-
ma reismage. I. order to occupy the village lying
Mien Ibis swim" bat theft battalions did not Me.
wed is their * a. as they were fuddenly attacked
ay o eandderabk body of the enemy which occupied
pa vil/4w. and which purfsed them near to the left
leaks ti the aims, accompanied by a Rill more
madderabie body, bash of which at the fame mo-
ment fell upon oar leaks. •
44 When I raw limn the assay bad an intention to
"isse upon the ensinessosebeitind us. and if they could
Os of our retreat, to attack us In our march, I uri-
ne:Healy gave orders for the Body of Referee behind
be fourth cabman to form in front, on the left flank
of that column, and to check the violence of the
may.
•' This body of referee afro took its deflined poll.
iost bat it drew back upon the firll fire of the enemy,
intebeft the flank of the column totally uncovered.
me encinf "'aliened, for the fccond time, to march
i before our flanks, to reinforce their troops, end
o make the fevereß and the moll defperate attack
ipon us, while this column was inceltantly compelled
o all against the French troops, who were potted di.
eftly oppolitc to it.
" Although this fourth column of ours was the
oreksfi of all the reft, (Since it confined of the regi•
nents weakened by the retreat-from Brimau), yet it
lefended Will bravely, and kept its petition a long
lam under a heavy fine. nut when Generals Berg
tad Iteptiniky were wounded, and their In ieades
were left without a leader, they fell into eon! Winn,
incl the tell began to draw back. When I law that
it this time, the force of the enemy on our centre was
tour or five times greater than ours, and that they
would at lag break through our line and occupy the
nights, in Mite of the bravery of our troops, whereby
hey aught attack the left wing of our army on its
(treat, I therefore immediately proceeded to the
pot in order to take the tieceffary precaution to pre-
ant this intention of the enemy. Upon riding up
Se mountain I found the tegiments of Fanagorifch
Id italhblktfch cut off from the fecund column.— ,
formed Obeli regiments, and commanded Malnr
enerej Count Kameniky infiantly to occupy, a nth
ere regiments. the back of the mountain, round
di fides of which the enemy were forming. There
timents did great mifchief to the enemy, but were;
lett compelled to yield to numbers. They formed I
ails at the No, of 1,11; MOWN/ilia and faced the ;

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enemy etntil half pall four o'clock. In the mean
time Prince Lichteullein ordered Lieutenant Gene-
ral teen, with his cavalry, to attack that ol the
enemy, which latter, fupported by fome columns of
infantry. threatened to attack the cm ps of his Impe-
rial Highnefs, the Grand Prince, and ZetTerewitch
in flank. The orders of Prince Lichtenftein were
obeyed with the greaten fuccefs ; the enemy's cavalrl
took to Right in great confufion, after a dreadful 1011.
" The Hulan Regiment of his Imperial Highnefs
broke in upon the enemy's line with the fabre in the
beginning of the attack, 'twitted the flying (qua-
drnns, and dealt death and deftruElinn around them
—but their uncommon impetuofity threatened to
prove their own deßtuelion—for, not fati.fied with
the entire defeat of the cavalry. they purfued them
back upon their columns of infantry, who received
the putfuers with a volley from their muflters and
about thirty cannons. forced them to retire with the
lofs of !brae men.

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44 As I was convinced, from there circumflances,
that the enemy were flronger than us on every fide,
would parer' themfelves of the moll advantageous
pnfitions, I therefore held it indifpenfably neceffary
to retire, and I immediately gave orders to all the i
columns for that purpofe. As theteupon our fecund,
third, and fourth columns, as well as the Fanago
rife; and Ralbbfkirche regiments had drawn back,
and the enemy in the mean time occupied the emi-
nences—His Imperial Highnefs the Grand Prince,
..i
and Zefrarewitfch undertook with your Majelly's ,
Imperial Guards under his command, to bread, as
mach as poffible, the impemoolity of the enemy. The
intrepidity with which the Guards threw themfelves
upon the enemy, and the exemplary bravery of all
their Officers. pot the enemy into confason—they
mare put to the bayonet, Ned set only did our 'Ca-
valry force through that aid* maws hot 816 tbru.
their infantry, among whom they did dreadful att•
cation i and the Horfe Regiment of L Gees&
carried off a Randud frees the sassy. which woe
abllinately defended.
" lalkort, the wholi•Guarde fought in this attich.
with that bravery becomieg a corps which has the.
Honorer to prow& your Ma jelly's (acrid perfon,:llut
they alto were obliged to forbeer their tuitions, as
the whole army was on its retreat, whereupon his
Imperial,Highnefs formed his men and drew them
off in the face of the enemy, in the bePt order. The ,
Chevalier Guard Regiment proteCted the whole cai .
valry in its retreat, and made a defperate attack
upies the enemy when they attempted to hinder it.
I feat #gulduat tiara., time to this corps. in order
to dhow thAulterlitz, that by this seam
they gels t pores themfelves of ' the miasma far-
rounding it.
" Prince Bagrathlei, although be received orders
to maintain his polities by •Porofoltz. until General
flusborden had neareleed round the right wing of
the meaty, yet he (sued it impoffible to eeenesplifh
it, fee the enemy attacked him with a confideralsie
body. on his left flank, and alto the cavalry of ("me-
re! Uararow, wbith that flank, whereby
Prises Balinighilla who In bring up the whole
fdp4iise
adwareadipard to the all of the left flask.—
He than loweirmstly NatWest' the battle, drawing
back, untlibirreealied aldose to *aim with the guards
at Aellerlits. The cavalry under the command of
Lieutenant Gomel Uwarow, were at tall compelled
to yield to numbers, aid to occupy an eminence,
which they maintained until late in the evening, and;
by that nudes they were enabletto cover the retreat
of the right flank of the divifion of troops tinder
Prince Bagrathion.
" Thus ended the general battle of the aoth of
November (Ruffian Calendar), in which the Ruffian
troop& encouraged by the prefrace of your Majelly,
have given new teßimonies of their bravery and iii
trepidtty. Steadily until midnight did they face thin
, enemy, who dared not to renew their attack. . Thep
afterwards marched in coofequence of the orders. t
' the road to Hungary, through the little town
Czeitch ; and the rear guard. under Prince Haim.
titian, occupied the potation before the little town el
Urfchite, where, the day after, he had another en.
gagemeat with the enemy.
' In this battle we 101 l all the artillery of the fiat
1 and fecund column. Upon their retreat there columns
I were marched by a road, through the nudake of the
;., guides of the Aufirian columns, which was impafra-
/ ble for their artillery. Ott this account they received
orders to leave it behind.
" Of the Generals of our army who are wounded
are the following :—Lieutenant General Ellen, ad
I (he is fines dead of his wounds) ; Major Generals
, Sacker, Depreradowittch,Gillsizky, Reprialley, Berg,
i and the two Mullets. The three tall are prironerss
along with Lieutenants General Prudyfehewfky and
Wimpfen, and Majors General &lechers, Striek
and Scliewlakow—the latter was not prefent at the
battle, but was lying tick in his carriage. On the
contrary, according to all the, accounts we have re-
' "ceived, the lots of the enemy, in killed and wounded,
amounts to about t 8,000. This lots of the enemy is
not furprizing. owing to his fupet inr numbers which
prefented (itch an ()bled to our artillery, our nitrite.
try, and our bayonets ; an 4 partly, alto, becaufe the
enemy's fiat column received the charge of our
bayonets, as did the fecund alto, at feveral points,
. and which was entirely routed and put Cued.
‘. Colonel Lanfkoi, whom I have dltpatched to the
French head quarters, to treat for the exchange of
pritonen, will, upon his return, fupply me with a lift
of them, which I &all not fail tranfmitting to your
i Majetly without delay ; then we (hall be able to at
Certain, by the number that remains, how many we
! have actually loft, as well as the number of prifoners
1 remaining with the enemy.
* Brody, 14th January, don."
PITIILSBUIGH, FIE. 23.—We read, in the Court
Gazette the following article : His Imperial Majelly
has addrefred to Lieutenar.t General Bagrathion the
following Refcript ;
* Pererfburgh, Feb. 18,1306.
* I.kuteuant General Bagratbion, the dillinguilbed valour, of
which you have given loch brilliant proofs; and your wife difpo.
Gtions during the whole campaign agaitift the Freud, troops, and
fr particularly la the battle of Autterlitz, on the ail of December, in
which you Bopped the enemy, in their impetuous advance, and
brought bock, in the belt order, from the field of battle, the trooper
tinder your command, and protceled. in the following night, the
retreat of the army; all theft ails, which have attraftcd my stun.
thou. and mutt excite my gratitude, isnpole upon me the grateful
obligation of marking, by this, your exploits, and of expreffing in
your favour my perfedi ratisfaainn and gaol will. I am yo r af.
fca:uuge, alf. ' 1/4Si.osJ) arszarsass."

GElLif4Nr.
MHNICH, MARCH t7.—The following letter Attila
the Emperor Neonlcon to our Saveteign, dated Jan.
6, appear in our Journal :
" Sir, my B other—At the moment your troops are returning
bottle to your kingdom, and ceafe to be under my command, I
teel mkt( critnpelled to mirth the fatisladtion which their ler.
v'ce to you and myfelf has afforded me on Valiella ticeafouts pre-
vious to the paffage of the Inn, and afterwards in the affairs of Ls
err and iglau hi which their valour was eontiacuous: and as I
wins to Five a proof of this futklidtion, I requeft you will permit
Inc to often a penlion to General Deroy, sod to appoint General
Van Ws-ado a Grand Ogicer in my Legion of Honour. To the
Wave men who bane diftingulated thcenfelves the molt, I align co
VIICIIICieI In my Legion of Honour, •I: twenty to *Seers, and
twenty to privates, t igether with the enjoyment of the rages
allorrel according to the laws. 'fide rewards are by no means
propsciimad to their fervica • but they may be accepted as a
proof of my regard and eftecm /or you army, wbofe fokUere were
animated by the Junks of our rude, and the perfualloo that they
bud to defend their Sovereign and bele country; they were in
every raped worthy to form a part of the grand army. Your Ma.
jetty's good Brother, (Signed) )1•P4110111."

HuLLAND.

HAGUE, MARCH 30.—8 y I Decree of the slit,
the States have refolved to authorise the Secretary
at War to publißt the following
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fee repretentatlve Peers S. Parlieweot, width wee
ordered to be retorted teat Committee of PTIVIIIVIA
After tranlbalng Sane private bufuseb, their Lordlidpe ad-
, jammed (tor the Marla Rasa) tillMootlefs the 14th thaant-
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Dr. 131.110ENAN brought up the Report oo the Mk Pk*
Fruits Bill, to be read a third time to-morrow.
A Mefage from the I.ords defined the attendance thaw Hook
to beer the Royal Aleut given by Ca stiles to Rectal pill.
. sad private Dills.
The SPEAKER, attended by the Members, went to the
op/ as Isis return, informed the Houle, that be had hearsri,
Royal Allen given to the Newfoundland Judicature Bill, sod *
met private Bills
A Menge from the Lords Informed the Houfe.that their teeth
Rips had agreed to the Olt* at Good Hope Trade Bill, without
anyA
amendment.
Perfoo from the Recife brought up as Account of AR Duties
of Recife outetandlog on the nth January, trios, ond stit jaasary,
trios.—Laid on the table.
PROPERTY TRZ.
Os the suction of VANSITTAR'F, the Property Dag Bill
war read • fecond time, and ordcredm a Committee of the whoa;
Houle. He laid, that, according to a notice %Aids he bia yegter-
, day given, he should move that the Bill be only committed sins
Arm.; to.morrow, and that it be recommitted for farther amlide-
ration on Monday the al It instant.—Ordered.
On the motion of Mr. VANSITTAR'I', the Tee Duty Bill and
the Tabasco Duty Bill, were read a (crowd time, and ordered td
a Coto:snore of the whole Houk, no Monday, the {4th infant.
The Houle then refolvtd Welt into a Committee on the Twenty
Million Loaa billosod the Report waa ordered to be received to,
morrow.