Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-21

n ~. Italian 1'yroi, nor sne sso' 'a-
BATHS e a. : ,,..r;an camp at Roveride--
n Us bplIesinfro@ the army :. 90 I. made
1usT s. = The 18th ult,mo. aa assaek was as mass
tasI = 0'' hr;dgs Of the old Castle OF Verona,
% sns = p ,sS;sh blockaded uP.the bridge IN
fhs wan A., n was battered down, and twenty
the @ = r,Dapies oflighs troops VITA the ass
10y crossed @ the ether siae q NC
Division The Aussrians fought with the ut
Aolss .b.l;naey until dark. The bulletin
mos' .S S. sbey were driven from their po.,,
saas . ga and lost 6fte-n hundred killed and
sN a,,aaed, and as may prisoners.
W. W. are happy TO end that the Archs
-. F.rdinandhas made his escape.
ou :. s,as. reported in some of the Paris
,a,. ofthe aSsh, that accounts OF his
5 5Os taken, along with four hundred horse
Ia besn received, bul IL did not seem TO
have been true. 80.
....sal days later than that IA the Paris
...,.,,. states that prince Mrras has re-
p,so.d from the pursuit. He went no fa-
.s.r han Grasenberg. othparties IN this
sh,,, violatedth Prussian neutrahty.------,
s Mnr., then came back by Newmark. This
!. four days later than the surrender OF
n.r.ral Werneck. There are no authentic
accounts Of any actions With the combined
iAn,,r;aus and Russians. We hnd howe
=. n authentic account of the Junction
.ff;sueral Kinmayer with the first Russi.
ANN Ittook place about the 5th and
,srrefore the Russians are about $4,000
men, That Of General Kinmayer, about
Twelve thousand at most. This army Of
,i,ty thousand men. is the only force with
which. the immense army of Bonaparte,
amount at!east to one hundred aud twenty
thousand has in the first instance TO eotS.
tend.
We fnd by letters from Madrid, of the
10Th of October, that 5000 Spanish troops,
under the command of General O'Farrel,
are TO Be sent to Italy to join the French.
An interesting paper has been issued by
Count Hardenberg, dated the 18th of Oc-
yohcr, on the subject of violation of the
neutrality on the Prussian territory. Il
speaks in severe terms of the unexpected
measure of the forcibls violation of the
Prussian territory, and announces that pre-.
cautions are to be taken for the future pro-
lection of the neutrality ofthe prussian do
minions.
A Deal letter of this morning announ-
css the sailing of the expedition from the
Downs, with favorable wind.
Our Dover letter states, that a grear
number ofyessels are collecting there for
the purpose, as il is supposed, of making
an attack upon some Of the enemies ports.
LONDON, November
The public rejoicings last night were
partial; lord Nelson's death had impress.
sdsssu heart with grief. Attn theatres
tributes were paid TO his memory; there
were bastew foundations; to night we IN
dsIaana, there will be a general one.
An impressioa of 5000 of last nights
gazette Extraordinary, were sent down to
Yarmouth, ia order to be TRANSMITTED in a
last sailing cutter is the continent.
Admiral CciIiagwood's coaduct has OBJ
sslssd the fullest APPROPRIATION; aud last
l8as dispatches were. sent Of 10 Plymouth
g pc Forwarded to hin, by the Acasta,
containing q commission, which appoints
a'N 70 the command of the ships in the
ss'soi'sTransan, with the same powers as
Lord Nelson had.
Lord Nelson had accomplished the A7,h
y Is o. MS age; having just e9ualled IN
as amount Of his years, the number 81
Mps OF the line be had taken from tae E.
ne squadron commanded by Sir Rich.
ara osraehan is still Of: Cape Fiinisterre,
-, %ss S sney had received the intelligence OF
-. Aochsiors squadron, which, on the sosh
!" was not In port, and was supposed to
- AFRAID to make.land.
MS Malesy's ship the Prince of Wales,
g.; ss > o hourly expected at Spithead with
~ ~ Ialder. She left III f(-a, osg fea,3:y