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London, England, 1805-11-13 00:00:00

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The following paragraph appears in the Keogh
Courier of yefterday :
" At a late hour lal night we received intelligence
that the Cape of Good Hope had filer:sacred to the Eng*,
together with Six Sail of French and Dutch Ships
of the Line which were in the harbour. Another
Gazette Extraordinary is expelled to be publinted
this day."
We need hardly add, that if there had been any
good foundation for the above intelligence, it would
have been known before this time in London. We ap.
prebend this is only another edition of the fix (hips
reported to have been captured by Adm. Stilt LING.

We have received Paris Journals to the 6th, and

Dutch to the loth infiant. The Monier of the ad

contains the twelfth Bulletin of the French army, and
the Moniteur of the 4th the thirteenth Bulletin. The
former prefents nothing new refpeaing the move•
ments of the armies. The latter announces the pal

f.ge of the Inn at five points, on the aBth of lan

month. Oa that day, about noon, for their move-

meats hem to have been concerted and executed

with incredible precifion, three divifions of the army
pallid that barrier. and were &only aßewards fol-
lowed by numerals detachments. BIANADOTTII with

his divilinn croffed at Wafrerburgb, and took a pofi-
tinn at Altenmarkt, in the Bilhoprick of Saltzburgh.
The Bavarian., under Count MANUCCI, croffed at
Rofenheim, and DAVOUST, with thofe under his com.

:nand, at Muhldorff. MURAT, in like manner, paired
it at Oetting and Marekhl.
It does not appear that they experienced much re-
Hate oppofition in effecting this operation. The
principal difficulties which they had to encounter
were thofe oiling from the dettruftion of the bridges.

Except in a flight fkirmitb at Muhldorf, in which the
Außrians had a few men of their rear guard cut off,
no lives have been IoR in forcing the paffage of that

river. The Bulletin does ant let us know where the
Combined Außrian and Ruffian Army was ; it cer-
tainly was not in any confiderable force on the Inn,
at the time the French miffed it. We muft, there-
fore, fuppofe that it has fallen back to cover Vienna.
It is, indeed, pofitively Rated from Franefort, of the
date of the zd, that General Kovusow had retreated
to Wels, in Außria, there to wait the arrival of the
reinforcements that were preffing forward to his af-
finance.

Only three divifions of the Trench army, and a
pan of the Referve, under Warr, eftablilbed them-
felves on the Right Bank of the Inn, on the atith.—
Four other divifions, thofe of Sout.r, MAILMOIST,
LANNI.. and Nay, were, however, advancing to-
wards that river. The three srft of thofe divifiotu
might be expefted to croft on the zgth or Both at
fur theft. It would take Nay's divifion tome time

longer to come up, as it was bound by the capitula-

tion of Ulm, not to move more than ten leagues
from that town. until after the nth, at midnight, and
accordingly we find it bad only reached Lancliberg on
the zlilth ult.

The Bulletin of the Army of Italy, inferted in the
ilfsaiteur of the sth, does not prove any very deeiftve
advantages to have been obtained by Mama.% over
the Archduke CHARLIIf. He claims a victory on the
29th ult. eleven days after he forced the pafrage of the
Adige at Verona. How has he been occupied in the
interval ? He does not appear to have made any
great progrefs in that time. St. Martin, beyond which
he boafts to have driven the Aultrians, is not more,
than five miles from the Adige. or nine from Verona,
where he gained his vigor, on the ath of hit month.
The official Auftrian account of the actions in Ba-
varia, down to the 12th, have been publiffied ; their
lofs, as we always fialpeeted, has been exceffively
exaggerated. In the action on the t tth, it appears
the French were completely defeated, and purfued to
a confiderable diaance from the field of battle.
It was confidently reported at the Hague on Thurf-
day lall, on the authority of difpatches Paid to have
been received by the French Ambaffador, that a
general aelinn had been fought on the Inn, its which
blarlbal Br RN ADOTT 6 defeated the litiffsanr, and took,
teen thoufand of them prifoners, independently of the killed and
atounded.—We doubt this intelligence. No later in-
formation, we are perfuaded, had been received, than
that contained in the Bulletin of the 28th. It is at
lean two days march from the Inn to Wels, where
the Ruffians were Paid to be; and Borararra would
fcarcely venture to advance upon them until the foor
divifions, which were at fome diftance on the left bank
of the Inn, had paired that River.
The French Funds have fallen to 59f. Roc.
Letters of the 9th from Holland, mention, in the
moft pofitive manner. that Duane, the French Mi-
flitter, had left the Court of Berlin ; and that the fiat
divifion (amounting to 25,000 men) of a large Pruf-
fian Army, was on its march to Holland.
A letter from Embden, dated Nov. 5, Amu, that

the Archduke Cu ARLII had defeated the French with
great Ilaughter on the banks of the Adige, and ob-
liged them to recto(' that river.
A Dutch paper of the Bth, Rates, that the Anarians
from Strabia and the Tyrol have again appeared is
great force in the neighbourhood of Ulm and Mem-
Mingen, and defeated a detachment of Preach troops
commanded by General-VA* Dairies.