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London, England, 1805-11-05 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER S•
antrOWDZI PeciTe—Hohday at all the Public Casa.

Some additional French and Dutch papers have
come to hand. They are not of later dates than thofe
announced yefterday, but they flit-flint fame additional
information refpeiting the late events on the Danube.
A Hamburgh paper of the 25th ult. has alto been re-
ceived in town.

The ArchdukeßOMANO, we are happy to find,
has made his efcape, though Come or the Paris jinr
nals have Rated, that he had been taken, along with
4.00 horfe. News from Nuremberg, of the 23d, fe-
mai days later than that in the Paris papers, Rates,
that Prince MuIILAT had returned from the purfir it.—
lie went no farther than Grafenberg. Both parties
ii this chafe violated the Pruffian neutrality. Mutear
then came back by Newmark, to join the Grand Army
in Bavaria. On the 23d he was near Newmark. This is
four days after the funender of General WRltli [WK.
There are no authentic accounts of any anions with
the combined Auftrians and Ruffians. We find, how-
ever, an authentic account of the junnion of General
Klan soma with the firk Ruffian army. It took place
on the z sth, and the force of the Ruffians is about 48,c00
men. That of General KIENMATER, about 12,000
at molt. This army of 60,000 men, is the only force
with which the immenfe army of BnMA PARTS,
amounting to at leak 120,000, has in the firft
Rance to contend.

There were reports in Town yetterday, that Bo-
n a PA RTE had altually advanced and beaten this com-
bined army, with the lofs of 15,0c0 men. This,
however, we apprehend, cannot yet be known,
though there can be no doubt that, before the end of
Odober, an attack was made upon this army. The
plan of the French teems to be, to fend a large force
up the Inn, to crofs that River, and to compel the
Auftrians and Ruffians to abandon their pofitions.—
It was reported, that the latter meant to fall back to

Lintz. liitcy rnoi, acy

of MACK.

Letters from Ofen, in Hungary, of tke 6tb
Rate, that two columns of the Ruffians, amounting
to so,ooo men, under General fsIicHELSON, were on
their march through Weft Gallicia, and that two
other columns of equal flrength, were to follcw.—
There is fome danger, however, that they will arrive
too late to be of fervice.

The French, immediately after the furrender of
MACK, began to file off in great force towards the
Inn and the Tyrol. The letters from Munich defcribe
them as innumerable. The news from Strafburgh,
and other frontier towns of France, mention that
the confcripts are haftening from every quarter to the
armies. It is now certain that Marffial Auc ER EAU'S
army, confining, it is (toted, of 33,000 men, is on
its march to Germany. It is intended to march by
the Upper Rhine, and trots at Huninguen to Suabia.
On the Lower Rhine, Corps of Obfervation, under
the veterans LEFIIEVIti and Kaixsamatr, are form-
ing; and it is nnqueitionable that Demeter-I will
now find no fort of difficulty in recruiting his armies.
His 200,000 Confetipts will almoft all have joined in
the mirk of the prefent month.
Letters from Milan, of the t rth, hate that the
whole of the French troops in Italy, includirg the
troops in Naples, and the Referve in Piedmont, is
140,000 men, probably a confiderable exaggeration.
Massa*, however, is fuppofed to have about 70,000
'men under his immediate command. We find too
by letters from Madrid, of the 12th of October, that
8000 Spanith troops, under the command of General
UFA WI., are to be fent to Italy to join the French.
There is no very late intelligence from Pruflia. The
lateft letters are from Berlin, of the 22d. There are
to be three camps of Prof an troops formed, one in
Lower Saxony, under the command of the Duke of
Betreswaca ; one in the territory of Anfpach, under
Prince Hoe so Loa a, and a corps in Weftphalia, nu.
der the Elettor of Hasse.

An interefting paper has been iffued by Count ilailp
sumac, dated the 14th of Oaober, on the fubjea
of the violation of the neutrality of the Pruffian terri-
tory. It fpeaks in fevere terms of the unexpeaed
mealnre of the forcible violation of the Pruffian ter-
ritory, and announces that precautions are to be
taken for the future proteaion of the neutrality of the
Pruffian dominions.

PrufEa, whatever may have been its inclination on
the fiat violation of its neutrality, having already
feen the defeat of fo large an Aufirian army, will
probably be cautious how the expofes herfelf to the
revengeful fury of BosaraaTs. This weak Sort.
figtlted policy will, however, only batten the period
for her downfall.

It is rumoured that Minillers have received intel-
ligence fubfequent to the dates of the papers received,
dating that the Radians and Andrians have expe-
tieneed a fevere check urn the Inn. It is laid t
have come to Government by a private letter. The
extent of the difafter is not knnwn, but the repOrt
was, as we have Rated in another place, that the
Allies have Ina ts,ooo men.

The Gazette de France Dates as a rusnoor, that the
Emperor of Anaria had demanded a ceffation of
!winkles, to which the Emperor of the French fie.
nified his willingnefs to afent, upon condition
that the Ruffians fhould be fent back, the alliance

with England renounced, and Venice and the Tyro.
lean Country put into the hands of the French.

We are fhocked to find in one of the minor French
Papers (the Gazette eh France) an account of the
death of the unfortunate Captain Wataltr, which
there is reafon to fufpea was famething in the manner
of that of General Ptca sagy. The article is as
follows—We make no further comment on it—
" Captain Wawa; of the Englifh Navy, a pri:
" foncr in the Temple, who had difembarked on the
" French Coaft GIORGES and his accomplices, has
41.4 put an end to his exillence in his prifon, after hay-
. ing read in the Moniener the account of the &Elm%
tion of the Aufirian army."

The expedition Rill remains wind bound.
A number of Mips, in addition to thole before
hired, have been taken up in the River for three
months for the Tranfport Service.

Yenerday, about two o'clock, a Cabinet Council
was held at Lord Mu LGRAVeS (MCC.

At a late hour on Sunday night the Duke of Yeam
arrived in town from Windfor. Yelierday morning
his Royal Ilighnefs attended at his office before
eleven o'clock, and continued to tranfaa butinefs
there till pall fix.
On Sunday night, about ten o'clock, Lord CATH.
CART arrived at his bottle, in Glanceiler Place.
Ireland. Yelierday, at one o'clock, his Lord (hip at-
tended at the Commander in Chief's Office in the
Horfe Guards, and had an audience of the Duke tf
YORK. His Lordthip continued with his Royal
Highnefs till near three.
At an early hour yellerday morning, Mr. MARE,'
the Meffenger, was fent off with difpatches to his
MAJESTY, at Windfor.
Yefierday morning, early, Mr. KM, the Met.
Fenger, was fent off with difpatches to Lord HAWKS..
BURY, at his feat at Coombe ; in confequence of
which his Lordfhip let off with all (peed for London,
and arrived about twelve o'clock.
Admiral Sir Roaster CALDER is arrived in town.
Du EL.—On the 22d nit. a meeting took place at
Kinfale between J. K. Elq. and Captain H. both of
the 32d Regiment. At the Ara Are the latter was
wounded—we are forty to add, it is feared mortally-

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