vi1 reftft teerdaVclfeHrnte -KtMmwMmWm hc -.Wfrt oftSthl upwards hours, d .,f ;
bor.U.iwagbtW 4M5. rr
A truce which cat at eve-ry-titiif tnan-nQeujyTOv aiembi. j
S iSTd UI isiot Dafceaaifuccerf ! 1
' rmneT ?The mraen f the ol' ftding;the pe,mfaue WMUiftr,tefKimfld to brfiig Wdt of the town, .twos flowed ,0
r
i
v -
i
W
I i"ta. t
IM Sw ss'a ctste.: i
! 271 MWrm IS'Sliil riife bcrefaIllaentoB.upon
,.v ..-v . .filriLaiSK;& waue..fiieveral muanet-fevana.-irouiea mi it aronc '.im bic, wry n rrctea i ,
cruIfe, and rendered, thetefa of,G?m J
i. more v "Willi reiucti iuwiic ui ivv. 1 1 uuiuv.iat t --"r-.i. 11
of infurance,4 would -have had .a
41 & -A,
Further inercafe
feas. and : it waMhat mttell: of
v vAt the advantages atn ng.frara . vrjtj:
y - cruizinc: areJrt iavour otvfancc.H iWwcaataa
c:toiee,-bMibefaei4Jf.ffia, I; -.vrfBWHl ACCOUNT..
-" ,v -."r . - v.il -e T-v..w.r-
. .1. Ik knit m-ui Hr1orl tinpll : L ArL'XVJ II A . i v
; which thei:hngIMhV!WWiHwoA
I have juR'aiiudcil'to Uhe fmall
degree oP fecu ty which uch van
Let us refume more eenetat ton
tKaCEnglandTequired to bad
muted to the negotiation of Lb ne
yille merejr ta aubarrafa ahd j'ro-apg-
itr and not 'to accefeate'the
pactficatioii of '.Etirdpej tCwas
thefeforean orwiwom and po-
" ?r, r - V , li
:nfO0by
... v vy
wnueKisauipcnaeojorrine conu-
fyftein of politics, tb ientertaiaxfuf-
jictonsof the-eafy ;and well lLnowtt
mearis which; IheikttOws fo well
Jiow to eroptoykforjvthe purpofe
of prolonging a neociation, when
Ihe has no jntereft sirs bringing it to
z conclufion. Each incident tnight
have brought on a difttiulteacri
new propofition wpurairove, lur
ched an occafion f or dilp Wchln
a courier ; each difTerence-of "op5
nion, between th,e Miniilcrs;aeven
of the allied Courts; wolHfha
neceflarily caufed new inftruQions
to be lent for. Nothing, edud
) De lent ior. loimng, cou
avi'nrevenied the Cone&frbfi
.ftrnrral vlrfwS
rrrCnJ;!;.V ,MiSS
h
1
arjn lice would Mtatr rnTdfVoifiaYtlipWemv.Ukiie " vT ' V" iT . iT Seoeril, Pupont. , v in ,
V.fiil7M Jn VfiUA ftAm one 'hF the ' tur,v ."!?"'r, moment when. lhey.we? aboutytp 3F . t .
ffi0?SeS?!S JW" 5 e. refume the. ojFeilve. Were theffil- g4 bfle fterdy topk (lace . M
-KM??SS .hffenbaiAK4.Ct felr attacked. LmeDtrooDsSof' r1'U "iS?
DV IDC ILnPilUl. ui4Viucxxuuiuit;uiii tt:ft sirinVA.rilii Hw at Miir 7" j. . . .. ' lltnrtunatein Ihr Kretirh afmv. 1 ncu
the Commanded, of the fquadXon fVAr4 Komeri wh(Vfuddenlv at whiciiwerc.atnact, wer.e marceq ..ifipn r;fr:!' that importntt;poft
. -L4Kr ! KnfiT"hvM.l Ttavitritin(Tii vrw ' -r" V: nr- r 'L.II -csiuu ivi. utttsuUl, aT& iiiieiio; ana tnen to turn iac pnur
1 ,..4! fa;th ftf tharmt ftieeV'minhr 1 K-"t 7 ? ! tepuUed thele at
ii appear before artitffhfh Ration,! It - .r r.ni.. ;t .h- hrt
? 1 the Commodore would beaMihcrty rV epeinyKw, n,
difp-te of diplomatic Tbfl:d5Saf th;dvisii
u k,,.. .Im tl.rr.im r manahana ot tne greatew auyntage
1
Z"
our colonies and our commerce
renewed-the forces and the courage
of Auftria given rife to freGS in
trigues, and prolonged the trou
bles of Europe and the misfortunes
" C'- fart'-. '
ot the peopie. , a?;Vvih
many calamities wCOmct oeu
prevented by one mea alo
and that was a Naval Armtniceill
What tmferab e xalcttjatjonsof I
commerce could be oppotea to toll
wany motives of burrtyh
called earneftly for thatirneaur
But the cauies are - townd,; m .tne
experience of the timej$--no gene
roftty can be.exeHef "from
cantile fyftern ;of poUtics. : ' The
intereft of hnmanitis ho jbtiger,
with refbel to the Englilh, m one
of ithofenerateavVhich they
H.il, KWM
have confined tii their books, inw
all periods, the intereft of their aU
lies has been facririced to that of
their commercial men. They are
prpdigal of their gold, in arming
the people of the continerTt; but
they know that this gold will foon
teturn to them by the innumerable
channels of exclufive commerce
which they have acquired by their
avaricious indultrv, and whic
they are defirous to conlohdate by
their intolerable defpotifm.
Xn the fpeech delivered by the
King of England on the opening of
Parliament, he dated, that the ne
gotiations for peace had failed,
becaiifefrance would only conlent
to a iepirate peace. It is aHonim
ing thatjMinifters thould put into
the mouth of the King an alfertion
fo contrary to the truth ; it iscon
1 radioed throughout the whole ex-
i -Pv'i tent dfithe negociation; it was re
vSfome journals: the anfwer
rwas aly, but it was improper to
roakie it. r z-
Jhall conclude with a fin-
:ge refleclionV; Lord Grenville,
after, having agreed that the
ErencV Government jhad:ac
quired a fufficient degreed FVonl
fi ftency artd folidity to treat f for
:A FiiW d;to:Ee ace;'
ReobrtTo Lie..it. Gert 'Duhefme,
to AncfeireaU. Xoramahder' in Khe eftf ,th;cncinr having on
- v- ! , AffilM,f U-
$ trimsirt
Jt ' VV.
:gorou:;chanres :madcpotms
body. andwith luch iuccets:as .10
take them prilonefs. ojfte
wards feconded by 30a ttawanl
.qhafleuri. wiio iflued tVdtolthcua F
cantonments, he attacked llhemi
wh .lfS:
them - ioKv he, groulhejhid
"edKa?-. 5Slte
nr, tnat were a ev
they will evacuate
morrowr, and tbat
Ubla find them
j
unds
ib. .n,a wr driven from it. He
u. xc
i Mtulin b,- crril nraife as
ZTttLS
huifars, who on the occafiori gayei
new proofs ol their bravery.
-DUHESME..
Moreaur General in Chiet, to the
Mini Iter at War.
' - 1'rlntairt, Dec. j.
....
I have5 the 'pleafure of giving
an amount mv dtar Genrral
Sr, ?
0 "Tf v'
-'fefef "W which I com-
Tirniv Trir tiim irniv w 1111 11 if-rriii
to tne;nepuouc. y my mpatcn
oj yewcru-y, in giving you uu ac :
r iv j -. .i 11
count oi
fthe battle of the. 10th, I
announced the concentrating of the
army, and of my plans to com-!
menee offenuve operations. Ycf-
terday the corps under General
f'i tirZuv u-.i3u'--
u:;i.rv.
the m6l Hohenlihdes. 4 and
,1,. j:,,:f' i.-r o:v.,r. .'s-.t r.
pcaing to'
be aiutted hrth Gnet fto-
hen) inden , 1 X gave orders to' Gene,
rais uicnpanie and Deeaen to ad
vance by St. Chri ftopherupbh
Matenpoet, and to fall upon the
rear or. the' enemy. This move-
U..4. i-..i.J , ...l. t- -fl
"S I
:.rrrrr r
commenced 4his attack upon Ho-
aav.a..a.w4.a.i u. i.ic
morning. It was at this moment I
tAA r Vaa;- aU. .ai.
J ft- fc Iv.uh,ih itiAb vaa an.vwiV
fhouJd p,e commenced'by General
r;rc. t .j j r-. i
Grenier toommcnce his , General
Ney marched with vigour into the
defilei and met General Kiclvpanle
half way, on the road to Maten.
nnal All.'lA ...... t... . 1 11.
w-.a. u wtiu wcic ucuiiuca m
tne wood, which was a league and
a nan m extent nave Been killed,
taken or difperfed. The attack of
general wey was fultamed by the
divifion of General Grouchv. who
luuicsa rcierve or tne enemy
a l r
of the enemy's
grenadiers, that had attempted to
out. flank his right. His rat tacks
were directed by Generals Grand-
lean and Boyer. The movement
General Richepanfe exneriehcd
the greateli. obftacles. Obliged to!
marcn ry narrow roads, and en
tirely furrodnded hv th-
rGeneralRichepanfe found iimfelf
separated ;;irom the othertroops
with iye orfix batulioni and a re
giment ,ofr chafTeurs ; but without
!???b5Mdr him marched
into the rmd a of the enemys army,
lYithouUr feeling anVneafinefs at
the -rraaltnefc of his-force; and
4- A
t)'acean! tbtcHansi his front to; trie
rieht in ordei;f to Jlop them. ( We
repoUed and ttirew tnem mio uc
oeared comnleail decided at thiee
fi'c.opk, when another corps march-
lncf tforrrtheLowcT Inn, attemptea
to acnic Dy uKrain 10 noucnnii
den. Aianeitori;wasex
on
..11... .f ff.if ri.nvi
renieraa ie iu pu pu Vmmihif JUrti hv tKfe Lieutenaai:
tacksil and after
res attacked tfie
ffreat vigour, routed
11 ": ;
ith'trw.loi or part
. Gcherat BiHoiit
lundedin this1 attack; and
- m rAMA ha&r Rf,nn.
r, mrSXhVr
V
ii EtZ'hMnr ..ulu ifl. kn
f,bccafe!;?be palrt of the Auftrian
maC;he; fnow felt in reat
; We hay e ,ak2fl;r L piece of art
200 waggons, io.oqo pri:
- L .
i& Weal number of officers. II
i v f , -v .11
11 men, in .ineq. .wounueu uu-th
IK : i .tiiViii r. ?lr
w. -rrrr h,rtnrt wNnm -i hr nra : iiMarcariai more active.
thc. PC fthe; durfuit lafted ttiU nieht. I trians;had added to' theie recau-
!h.alIiJ M Ittimate Quri lols at one tliound mf ftuugem not (very honora
. Citizen Catu I In the hope ofjiur.
t - Toners ;; th9.r of the enemy is incaj
il tl f1 Ali avte done their duty,
AC ti jlnor can l leftow, any particular
lit ' :.. r A - II
!u 1 . K
cu ogiwmsir x '
WW "y .cavalryU de-
Jerve the hiGLelt braiie. the ofh-1
cers of the General Staff particu-1
larly diltinguilkedihemfelves. inc which was, the Auflnans were de
I corps of Genei all Lecourbe, which featodj with the lofs of two hun
had taken notfett on of Rofenheim dred killed or woundedthreehun-
on the ioih (Dc. 1) were com-
ruilhoncd to cover the Inn, and
to
defend the defiles of- the
Tyrol. The Chttf of the General
Staff will give you a detailed ac
count of the battle of Hohenlind..n,
a place already well known for the
'r " ' T -, ."IT" '
Convention whih 1
leflidn of the thre t
Rcptlblic ought I k
put us in pof-
tortreiic. I he
KepOWeogW o know the corpa
an(J the 0fficers wi,0 have thus oar-
- a
.,il!r,,lr,v .lininli,, ,w,mM-
He will alfo inform vnu rftmcr
'j . .
' au'U ,ura
the detachments which the enemy
nave maae Demna our lett, to
which we had not paid much at
tention. The arjny is proud of its
fuccefs, particularly in hopes that 1
it wiIJ contribute td accelerate
PeaceJ Health and friendlhip. 1
U;-;' 1 j MOREAU.
Extract of a letter from an offi-
cer in. tne army ot Lren. Moreau,
dated
rfftaj. Quarters, at Slxburg, Dec. t j
" I haften to inform you that we
are in poflcflion of Saltiburg, and
that our fucefies anfwer the ex pec-
tation ot the Beneral in chief, I
the night bf the ibjth, Gen. Decean
fTVJ u-. -. jt- t -J n . 1
uducu me ijdiz. near, ianucn, witn
L,U u..,v,iU n.:n . . .
Uiuuu vutulHitidilU 1MU I 4 tOIUIOI
T" ; 'Klt if; r . X." 1
the, right bank, that it wasimpom4
I ble to attack it in front. The Salza
JI - ' i. , , ' - .
j lu "4f ",c AjCC,n
W Her and the Inn. Deeaen de-
wr. r!'TO
t gdiWUror five thoufa
men might be embarked; , He ociu;
pietflthe atteWitioti bf tbe enemylih
.i J il J . t . i t u. ,
i inc mean time oy a warm, cannd-
nade; I On a fudden, the fmall ' de
tacnment which had palled the Sal
jl zz aU4ck the enemy with impetiib-
I l"y n me r atnRs,; rout themi
I CP- the fpofition, and affoirdHus
c cft?
rrhi r;;,ii. .J? at.
n v w a j aa
...wjr...r(wVtr. UC enemy
r Sa IxKii rer na . klaLr
... I
l,uyP, yc? mcy remain,
hrm in their onfu.no - Ti
' r
war A nvlfwl-l
General Decean Wis abl frt-,.i,
the enenjy on the right ; he drove
themlto the vilWn nf Rirk-:i
hear Salxhunr. i'kv -
apprehenfive of being cut off j by
Richtpanle's diifion which Iffi
,yoj wctcaa a tne road ol Nety-
wax nnitcfi nen
JtfJitrJiir w :. Uiighneis's. corps, .commanded 'bvllWoeripergiitetd of tu
k lAU' mh a mtleo V' - f tn, in front of he right in the i&fefeipn of
?Si?P5 i?' ' j -Fj -vWn- Rofenheim. ' henlinden. tdttf, j
with pur right w ng under the com- r k.;.i .i.. i.. 1 . 1 t ;.k;. ft. -efffiCbv- t
j;. .f t . ...l. . i t f tuvc me nonour to oc. cc.'" - r" inings ii appeal
Atfflfi ' ! WICKHAM7 bedivifionirfch
Nraat-nWeiiarerionjaftcn
of the ardlbiiKdrickWVSalzburg,
Cdiuvon five Icak&if roan HHei here
ditary ftatcs tteVf Jmtfiis in ojr
reari ill the bridged ofthe Sz&
ih; our po v iej, and' te36nimu riJca
tibn is cftablilhcd; - lhif ! is the re-
fult of theattions of the 13th, 14th
and 15th. J Tomorrow Vtt are toad
'4 Th
j ARMiV O F , ITAL-Yf rfj'-
Report made to the vGtneral ; in
tionof the - troops, which' pofition
tht rivrr, to its mouth, andjo ciit
off the communication of ithe right
wing With Cazat Maggie re, and
the corps of flankers which I -had
on thel right bank of the Po. TJp
cover his defigns. he had collected,
at UeioiaJ wood proper lor
conftru&ibn of a brmge, and he
had united, tor tne iame ODjccr,,
boats heat Torre d'Oglip, .where
he wiihed to nx our attention;
This difpofniou.
informed by a faithful report; couia
only be regarded as a ' demon ftraitba.;
it only refidcred' the right brigade
of Monier's divition (commanded
bv.' Calvin; and which defended
- . t n 1 -ri a i 1 IP
inc ui-
11 . , , j 1 r
Horifififf us, they had declared a few-
days before, by an officer com
manding; their advanced polls, that
they had Orders not to attach tnem.
Try
THt letter then ltates, that
whili two roae, of Mitcrii, on
the road to Mantua,' a very fmart
aftion- took place, the refult of
Nrcd d fixtr Ptif?ncrs of vj;ar,l
nvc omfc?,? aaJn,r RO!l"i
Kmea, .,A cmccr or tne
34111 among tne iormer.j
(The article then proceeds to
praife ;leverai of the' officers who
mod diftinguifhed thcmielves; and
is (igncd Commanderof the left
wing 6f the army." J
- DUPONT.
ENGLISH ACCOUNTS.
f 1-
Frpm the London Gazetted
- DowingStret, Dec. c.
Difpatchcs, of which the follow
ine aie extracts ana, copies, .! ave
1 been received from William Wick-
v . ,
nam, iCiq. oy ic ni non. joru
Urenvme, nis Majntys principal
Secretary of State for the foreign
department. . . i --
VHead-QuarUrt Am fin f, Nor. 30.
On-;tbe aad.' fter I hid torrHrten
my difpatch from Efggenfpridon, the
head-iiarters were removed to Map
ling OjUthe Rodti ' J;i-.f-
ig. i he head-quarters were la D: riJght
aeumark, and arrived here this
day about loclock; thel roads
being fhll in a dtea'dful'ftate, a great
1 1 ,vo r ..L . 1 i l ii' ' -LiJ
Part of the army, is ftill behind;
II 1 a . -,l
hetoiind the Frefeehm force bn the
we irvx.r
1 1 dL. U J? "
town I
Thfe Tete de Pont of WafTerbourg
Was attacked ye fterday. and the enc-
wv reouncu witn iome mis.: jitti'
Having eh
.- . a a . r . aa
the abbatis in
front
of the work.
K 7 7: -
. 4.
7 IJhe.ho
jLorSlhlp theoled coriy of a re!
port I have this diV received fro-w
his Serene Highnefs the Princeot
Uonde; containing- an account ' of
r." v"r "Wl enemy maae.
t ri mm w w m t 11 -a a, h . & tw . i
Hveitefdav on a-,rr rlf Ui fiila?
1 1 ...alT" : Tl' 7"""" a.? V..vr
11 ...i . r.t . i J1. .
mm rr wmmm mm W m mm m. mM . m w m w r
tnc ""ivn ai no enntim
II M the hrft of Dtcnthr X
Uur advanced polls on the1 left
5 deof1c Inn wre attacie thii7
1 day atno6nV their irieht laiif'n.;
1 ahlolatelv uncovered for hr&.&i;.
Paltvand the enemy were; already
otl tlc bank on . that fide of the ri.
II !4w yuvc puus, coaamaii-
column to reireat into, the town
imncdiataly. Lienteijant Colonel
de Sortjge of the engineers, proteC.
ted by the fife ofthe artillcrv,
broke dawn the bridgr, but in fur h
a manner as that it could i promptly
be reTeftabljflicd, if, as it is hope i
it would be neceiiary. Our lois 1
ver fmall : that of the enemy ni!t I .4
have been more confitieifeeli An i)
artillery man was wounded by .the ,,:
fide of the Duke dfAaulfm. IXiJ
fco officers :are. knowasctt'i -
have been Y woundedi -exct Mr af '4Ti
deVafle, Adjutant Uo thej 'Duketotf
dArigbuleme, and the' engineer de p yt-1
Ciftre;rf,
which the hole army .had firft ta
fceh towards Land tndt, r having!
drawn a cdh fiderable part of Gen,
Mdfu's forctdwrds Aerding,
the 'heights betweed Amfing and
Haag had been occupied by ore
fingfe divifioh under Gen. Key;
In the courfe - of laft night, how.
eveifiGenMpreadthad reinforcd
his divilion vrith ttyd more dii-
fions, and had takenthe command
pf the whole hiffltelfal fYefterday at
day break the heights were attacked.
Alter an ODitinaxe reuitance on tne
part of the enemy, they were car
ried ln fucceiTVon as far as the hills
on the fide of Ramfan, where th
troops " were obliged to halt, from
exceflive fatigue, about fix in the
eventing: In the night Gen. Mb
reau; abandoned this place, and rr
tnrned to his old pofition at Hohen
linden and Aerding. The whole
ground between Amfing to Ramu :
war particuiarly favourable to the
enemy, and con fitted of hdgrhts cc
iccica oy aeep mariny v ri cj,
wherelhft Auftrian rava
couia t.
. 1 v
u ..-.nsui.. -cx t-i A..n....
took Soo prifoners and two .pieces
of cannon ; the cannon were! taken
with four others, by the hufftrs of
Veefey who 'diftinguiflied ithem
felves during the whole of the af.
fair throwinffitliemfelves into tl".
woods, in placos'where it; avu
thought imppllible for cavalry t i
have penetrated The other four
pieces of earinon were retaken by
charge of the cncm'vs ercnadicr.
- -si'1--' " V 7.' . . i I
v TheWrckof . i(i:kiemayer J
towards the; Ifer, and the dirrUioa ba rvM
there not having been time to fend i fyjU
It 1 ff i.nt r- A funnnrl IK.l 1. . I...
fars. The lofs of the Auftria ns is
computed to be near 1500 men in
killed, wounded, and prifoners. I
Gen. Moreau is laid by the Ti i!o
nets to have received a mufket b
In M
1 1
through his cloak. The Archduk : l
was on horfeback it hours, ar.a Qf
ftcpt in a hovel on the heights,
I have the honoUr to be, &c,
!'.! "WWICKH AM. 'f
Rifit Hon. Lorl GrcnVille, fcc.
j 0 DowniQg.Stxeet, Dec. zj.
Ajldifpatch, of which the folio
ing is an extraft, dated head-quartet:
Muhldorf on the Inn, Thuifdc
Dec.' 4, 1800, has been recen .
from William Vrickham, efq. by i
rig ht Honou rabie.JLord Orenvi:.
h is majefty s p r incipal Sec reta i y
(late for the foreign 'department.
The array marcfiedliirV the! nij
of jTuefday, and :be!fore iday-bi t
yefterday morning, towards HoVh
Ijctcen, in threecoIutnns; the ce
tretorfgthe great road to Mun:
whih paffes through Hbhenlinac.
he right and left 7 in the woods
cach fideAof the greater lroad.i
jrhefcorp of GeneralHKienmayi
whicbSvasoxftined totake the ei
Hank, marched frpm Borf
in the direftion of Soh waben.
The columns ought allto have a
riv attbeiildeftiriariQn a little t
f?f J-ay .reafcf ' x;a$he late ft b
leenieight and nine o'clock ; b
fjroi a heavy fall of fnow and iW
wnicn. continued all night and 1
Sr'faer artrtheV.raprning, . t
1 centre column only y?as at its del
napon at, 8 o'clock, whilft be
thejeft and rightwere ftill confic
rably - behind ; and ithe left! unr
General Rich, had.' befides. loll
aaiiVl marchedthe ,left
rnr
upon the great road behind the cen
tre, and fell upon Ithe left flank
and rear of that, in front, a(d ha
Ju gun to attack tjicj energy's p
I have not yet been able foobta
any accurate account- cif what, T&
afterwards ; but it feeins ihi tJ
diforder foon became-iifetikvjbl'
4
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1
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4
3t
I
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and the retreat towaVdiihcijh'
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