Star.
London, England, 1805-12-20 00:00:00

BULLETIN.

DOWNING-STREET, DECEMBER IN, dos.
f 4 Official advice, from Hamburgh of the Istb.
hate, that an Ellafette paffed throtigh that town cst
the 12th from Lerljn, bearing*the details of the Bat-
tle between the Allies and the French in Moravia.—
The event was not accurately known to his Majelty's
Minificr at Hamburgh. But tie learned that the
centre of the Allies was defeated ofs the ad; that
they had renewed the battle on the 3d; that it lalled
during the whole of the 4th, and probably into the
sth, and that the tide teemed completely turned in
favour of the Ruilans.

" No?hing could exceed the enthufiafm.ofjly at
Berlin, on learning that the Emperor ALIMANDB;
was Life, after difplaying the molt tunfceaciant he-
roifrn.

" Government have all received advice: from a re-
fpedable quarter, detailing the particulars, the firm of
which feems to be, that, on the ad, the French attack-
ed the Allies on their march ; that they direfted their
whole efforts aganift the centre, which, not being
formed when the attack commenced, they fucceeded
in defeating, after a bloody conflict of feveral hours,
in which the centre loft the whole of its artillery ;
that the Allies retreated from the field to Wifcbau,
and did not feem to have been followed by the French
—fo that the Emperor ALEXINDLR, who had dif-
played the moil determined courage on the 2d, re-
newed the battle on the gd and 4th, and by his ar-
dent fortitude and example, turned tlle fortune of
the erriteft in favour of the Ruffians. He rode
through the Truitt tremendous fire, calling out
to the • ti icroty OR DFATM, which was returned
exclamations from his troops, that they never would
jorfriie their Emperor. The Ruffians having loft their
artillery on the 2d, were on chefs days reduced to
fight with the (word and bayonet ; and the final re-
fult was, that the Emperor recovered all his cannon,
andthe whole ground he had loft. The French were
driven from the field beyond Aufterlitz, wi.en the
battle of the 2d commenced, and after Wards retired
behind the Swartz, with their left at Brunn, and
their right at Nicolfburg.
" A Foreign Minitter of datinaion here has receiv-
ed a letter from Hamburgh, Rating, that an Efla-
fette from Berlin paired through Harnburgh on the
ith, confirming the preceding news. The fame
letter adds, that the Emperor Axe:Amon had three
horfes killed under him—that the artillery and all
the prifoners were retaken at the end of the fir&
day's battle—and that the French were retiring,
pour ainfi dire, to Vienna. Mr. BOEHM, an eminent
merchant, has a letter which afferts, that Brunn has
been retaken by the Allies.
" No accounts are received of the amotriet of the
killed and wounded."

The Eflafette alluded to in the above was Do.
NALDSON, the Meffenger, who was unfortunately
wrecked on the coact of Holland on Friday laft, and
landed at Dover on Wednefday from an American
veffel, as ftated in our Paper of yellerday. He could
only confirm vetbally the fatirfaetory tenor of the
intelligence of which he was the bearer, the official
difpatcl.cs having been loft.
To the above official communication we have now
to add ilveral letters, received by the mail of etter-
day, all of which are important,and tend to explain
Rill more fully the movements of the contending ar-
mies, and their varied fuccefs, till victory declared in
favour of the Ruffians.