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London, England, 1805-12-10 00:00:00

rROCTAMATION

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11/.NOV VL.

1, George Don; Lieut. Central in the fervlce G..' hi: y of
the United Kingdoms of Grim Britain and Ireland. Con:oral& r.
in Chief of a Corps of Britiat Troops upon the Continua, hold is
my Brit duty , upon my arriv.d is his Majefty's G.-f 11144 5;.; c..
to make known and declare hereby to the inhabitants of the Elec-
torate of Hanover, that the principle objea of tie troop, I 1r..,
the honour to command, is to (-fled the evacuation of his Nlajcfly's
German St-.tee, and to undertake the defence of the fame,
the eremy.

The well known difcipline of the troops under my ctmsnand, is
to me the belt affurance of their good eon.lu•_'t towards the fuS•
jeEts of their lawful Sovereign—but, contrary to my expettation,
mould any well grounded complaint he brought before me, I than
invciligate its merits with impartiality, and remedy the (ante ac-
cordingly without delay.

His Britannic Majeity, my gracious Sovereign, is convinced,
that his beloved German fulikets, will receive his troops in the
molt frkndly:manner-1, therefore. in his Majefty's name, and
by his exprefe command, invite all perfons, whole circumttan-
co will permit, to enter into the military twice, particularly
thole who have previotdly belonged to the Hanovirian
I invite them, without deLy, to Jain the Britiiit ftandard. where
I ONO enfure to them every privilege attached to his Majell)%
German Legion. With our forces thus united, we mall then op-
pofe a check to the unlawful demands of the enemy; and we may
thus the more confidently reckon upon the good cunt. qucnces
our efforts, being armed with the jultice of our /auk, iu beh.di
of our King and our Country.
Given at Stadt, Nov. ac, 18:s.
(Signed) Greece Dow, Lie :t General.
Hasovsa, Nov. 26.—The Engliffi recruiting fer-
vice fucceeds beyond expeeation. The tuniber of
twelve thoufand, to which the fervice will he limited
for the prefent, will loon be complete. The recruits
are fent to the Englifh bead quarters at Static, and
there receive arms and clothing.
The Ruffians continue their march through th's
Eletorate without interruption. It is even faid, that
the city of Hanover will receive a Ruffian garrif in.
In confequence of the armed neutrality of Pruflia,
tome of the troops of Heffe have entered Laucnforde.
The Hanoverian Adminifiration have been honour-
ed with his BRITANNIC MAJLIITY'S approbation of
their conduct, while the Elettorate wat.
the French.

Beams, Nov. a6.--By Prince Desmond's', who
arrived yefterday, as a Courier from Moravia, his
Majefty has received a letter from the Emperor of
Ruffle of very great importance. The P, ince is
alto the bearer of the Order of St. Catherine, for
the Princefs FiRDINAND of Pruffia.

The march of this garrifon, with his Majefly, for
the army, is fpoken of at ao event near at hand.

EILLANGPII, Nov. 22.—The Prawn armies on
their march, in conjunition with the troops of
Saxony and Heffe, are moving to the Welt, and
partly to the Southward, via. towards Franconia ;
the tell of the Pruffians defined for Franconia have
been expected for Come days paR at Altenburg.
LAUZNIISRG, Nov. 213.—YeRerday the van guard
of the Swedilh army, under Colonel Moat aa, paffed
the Elbe near this place, in order to advance further
on towards Lunenberg. It is Paid, that his Swedifh
Majelly will very Coon follow with the tell ut the
troops.
()wavy; Nov. 21.—The unexpefted ()erase of
the French troops thtough Vienna and over the 1/..
nube, put the whole army of General $ stufow in
danger of being turned and defeated. The corps
under Major General Pt ince Pangration was corn.
pletely furrounded by the enemy. Still fo much
greater was the joy, when, on the tsrh, the Pt ince,
with his corps of 6000 men, returned Cafe oo the
head-quarters at Wifchan. He had been attacked
all fides, on the preceding day, by 30,000 French,
under Murat, and feveral other Mtillials. The
affair commenced with a heavy cannonade; happily
for Prince Pangration, a bomb, thrown into a
village, in which a corps of the enemy were polled,
which threatened his Rank, compelled them to re-
treat, for the pit:pore of laving their ammuniti..n
from the effects of the flame,: being obliged to take
a very circuitous route, the Prince obtained two
hours to effed his retreat. The enemy, however,
continued his attack' with much impetuolity, and fo
far fucceeded as to teparate a few of .he c rps ; but
their attempts, though federal limes repeated, were
without effeit, as the brave Ruffians always ft..ight
their way through the enemy with fixed bayoosets,
and even repeatedly threw the French cavalry into
diforder.

he this manner the valiant Prince, wi/h his corp ofbe
thonfand, sepaed a retreat over a cmfArable length of
gronne4 combatting thirty Montane! of the enemy at! the way.
When he joined the Grand Army on the isuh, he
brought in a pair of colours, a Lieutenant Colonel,
two Officers, and abut fifty private., ptifoners.—
According to them, the lois of the enemy was con.
fiderable. Marlhal Sou LT is fad to have been killed.
Prince PANORATION has been promoted by the Em-
peror to the rank of Lieutenant General.
PRAGUE, NOV. 20.—The Imperial Family are fill
at Olmutz, but intend to remove their refidence to
Troppau, as Olmutz is to be put in a Rate of liege.
The Emperor Alexander is on his return to St.
Peterlbargh, but he will firth vifit the Ruffian army,
to animate their valour with his prefence. F•w the
moment, this army is falling back between Bruno
and Olmutz, with the view to be joined, on one fide,
by the Ruffians under General Buahowden ; and, ou
the other, by (event corps of Aufirians, now upon
their march asreinhrcements. Very loon, Lowe% er,
they will advance again, and we look forward, pro-
bably, to a decilive
Count Haugwitz, the Pruffian Minifter, has arriv.
ed at the place of his denination.
BR MAU, Nay. 22.—Yetterday the fecond co.tunn
of the Ruffians, on their march through Lower Si-
lelia, pallid through this place. They confift of in.
fantry, colfacks, surd at tillery. A regiment of their
dragoons had paled jug before. As there troops
we hear, are on their way to Moravia, it is probable
that the other columns for the fame deflination will
alfo purfue the fhortell route. Commandants,
_ _ _
the Generals Michell-on .
yefterday. General Etfen
refs ?nate Maurice of
here on the sorb.

The Empercr Napoleon
tens at Schonbrunn, haring
of four millions of florin-

one half in ffecie, and the

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and Suelitelen, left this place
in left us to-day. His High-
Lichtenftein paned through
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hasfized
demanded
choe:t head
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ins of the city of Vienna—
the other in bank bill,.