... IA J.4 P.] z . 1; BA''TL OttBAAFATLCA The7 7 set Lirusenwait of the Vialory (late Nelson'. fag ship), Mr Qsiillhill The ist Idietenants of tlleAjax and Thunderor, who F their ships in the Battle of frafP-sar, in the alhenuo the an Captains Blrown and ljech1mere who Were e eo ited netses onl Sir Robert CajldcIr'o T'r al; - as lyi. hat lhe est Licttenants rf the M laze ani lPeioropM0 wh ihatv ...

... FOR2E!GJ IArT75jrZ'1,: ,-, ruG.4aDn, Nov. 17.-We have jus. be; that General Wol'skehl's Corps, Which i,,,! sition in thc environs of B:-egeoltz. has cnA vain to eflfeL its retreat by the Ventschgle, to o. Corps under Prince ,ohn, and thlat, not dt, o plan practicable, it lad determined to divde ral detachmernts,- witl orders tS take difrerenL I o-od escape the Flrench. Sone of these ...

... 1d . r. . I . That respeaable association the lirev.1-446ns, have been long in the habit of celebrating the anniversary of the birth of this illustrious Nobleman. Upon this Oc- b easion'it was determined to render it an objed of pubs I. lic commemoration. Although that determination f was announced bit a few days before, and was very far t- from being a matter of notoriety, yet a 'number of re ...

... QRI'N IANTEn 'L!GNC. ., ~ ~ ~ . -,I~ , *PARIS, DEC1,'rtjp e6. is Thle Emperos: of 'Germany dertan~ed an armistice' arn for his troops, which was gr-anted him. 'An armistice the ir Was demnanded fo th Russian troops, who were at theco a-battle of Austerlitz. Of 30iooo Russians, 40,000 at exist no more : the lest, Without artillery or baggage, ha rand surrounded hy the Fren1ch arsrsy, could not ...

... SMITHFBIELD CLUB. About six years ago the late excellent Duke of Bed- ford, Lord Somerville, and a great number of other patrons of agriculture, astsdciated themselves under the above title, for the purpose of calling the atten- tion of the breeders and graziers who suppiy the great' market in Smithfield with fat cattle, 'to the sele6tion bf such breeds or varieties of animals, as should be ...

... Fromn tiu LONVDONV GAZETTE, DEC. 24,. AOMIRALT'JY-Ol'FI(:', ZDec.2j.1. [Transmitted by Ro-ar Adsnirel Cochrane.j - nis Majoyty's diip Jason, Carlisle Bay SIR, Barbafdoes, O c. , Iso5. I J.ave the honoul to acquaint you, thlat 0r the Oth ia't. it hack past three A. VT. in let. 14 keg- S. lli. N.T lone jn deg.4g miu V\'. I etade all sail in pursuit of a strange brig,wbicb, aftera chaceofnine ...

... D Ni0>'l)7VfLSCr9. I *' The arrival of the Victory gives Usp'an opportinity of CO'nmulliCating tO our Readers severalinterestingpirui rciici!Wa, relative to the great day of Ti afalgar Previous to the aclidn the late Lord Nelson was advked to per- mnit the'Tegmetaire (the ship next astern ofthe Vicoiy) to lead the fleet. After some hesitation his Lord:hip consented, and a signal was -riade for ...

... JUl CG JO IHS& N; TOAN 1PUSI-TMAN. Sir,-If the iuportant object which alone filled mry mind, when I wais addrussing my IeCttr to the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Xing's Bench, had bcen attainable only by the display of such native talent and acquiredinJotrzation as could excite the scrioi. acknow- ledgemerno! a admnztirawin of so able a writer ass yourself, neither that Noble Lord, nor ...

... TRIAL OF SIR ROBERT CALDER, EBat. The followVinll is thalt part, of the evidence for the de- fence; which, fronn the lateness of the hour11 at which we received it, we weic ti'nder the necessity of omjitting- in( yesterday's Piper i Clptaisi GRItFITIls, in COntilIM1.ttu. It Q.Could thle Wciticfsor Castle have been put into a situation, e 1by the evenling oftU 2i' . til, n( have suede it. ...

... TR M'ORNING CHRONIOLE r- DLOl) -N D. () 2, D.UFr,: ioxs =, 18c3X, 'I~lse ioldwirg Bulletin Was yesterday circulated by 'Government among their friends:- Official advices fromn manburgh, of the x3thi state, that an Estafette passed through that town,'on the lath, fronm Berlin, bearing the details bf the battle betweeh the Allies and the French' in Moravia. The event was not accuraiely known to ...

... Popurciv r r1LLJcJZI,?,CE,. NINEIZT;!NTs-T ILErIN BUT: TH-TE GRAND Ar.MY. [ 'lge: Ei hteeth+Butle!(rir is s~iit wtnliii? Lt N z, Nov. 6z.---She'blttle of Lov.ers has been ve- ry brillii-it f6i the~ Bavaiians. The Austrians occupi- ed, beyond Loveis, an -almost inaccessible dLfile, fiank- ed on the right and left by'peaked lnountains. The sumrinft was covered by Tyrolian Chasseurs three stone ...

... Fromn M.e LOADONSGAZEZ7.E, Nov- 30. -DMlRALTY-OFFICE, NOv. o3. Copy of a Letter from the +Ionouralile Captain Blacki -ood, of. his' Majesty's ship thLe'Luryains to William 'IMarsden'Esq. dated this day at the Admiralty. S1R-Observing in the Gazette Pxtraordinary of thi 27th in- Staift, that the number oofthe eneny's ships taken and destroyed; in consequence of the ation of the 2st o f Ohtohsbc ...