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... L 0 N D 0 N-DECEMBER 30. Xifjoynt Caflereagh left town vefferday morn. I ng, upon a vifit to the Mar-quis rf Abercorn, at Sianmore. Shortly alter his departure, an ex- prefs ivas difpatched to him to the Priory. He, immediately upon receipt of it, returned to town, and, in the evening, fet offfor Bath. We under. fland he is gone to that city, to. confer with Mr *Pitt, on bufinefs of importance ...
... *CAnnT-I T1CAtED ACCOUNT . off I - : OF THE V R-4T OF LORD NELSOV. , is ,,We ihodld fcaroeiy again call the attention of our read4 ers to this fubje&, which has fo frequently been de- tailed to them, but that our purpofe is to arreft fome le ?? errors in the account$ which have been gi- ir vrn of: the laft moments of out departed hero, and l to exhibit the faithful and authentic report which ...
... ..RhOM ThE LONDON GAZZE71'E.. ORDNANCE-OFFICE-Dec. 24c L805o Royal Regiment of Artillery. To ?? Smyth, vice 1. Evans, promoted; John W. Butler, vice Nugent, promoted ; John D. 'Norton, vice Carter, pro- moted- John P. Bodnteii, vice Blachley, promoted - Wil. Iiam C. Jnhnflon, vice Chalmer, pronaoted; Edward' Coxwell, vite Parker, ?? dated 'Dec. 20. 1805. Corps of Royal Engineers. ?? ...
... B R -A . H FROM THE FRENGYCE DUTCH PAPBR3. PARIS, Dec. 16.-The Emperor of Germany demanded an armiftice for his t oops, -vhich was granted him-an armiaice was demanded for ?? troops who were at the battle of Aif- terlitz. Of 8d,ooo Ruffians, 40,0o0 exift no more ; the reft without artillery oi baggage, and furrounded by the French army, could not efcape ivithout an armiffice. His Majefty the ...
... ?? (Ralbl .i'n .fl I ?? ?? EDIINBURGHI-JANUARY 2. - ARMISTICE JBETWEEN AUSTRIA A1ID PRANCZ. f I In our lastiwe gave a short abstract of the Fremch account of the battle of the 2d of December from a the Roter~dam Courant-We havc this day given C it inr detail from the same paper, with some addi-. tions taken from the su'pplement to the Argus, t which -we formerly mentioned, was conveyed to this ...
... PROM THE FSENCH U' DUTCH PAPERS. - Thirtu-second Bulletin of the Grand Ar-y. AU9TERLI'rZ, Dec. 6.- General Friant, at the battle of Autlerlitz, had four horfes killed un. der him,; Colonels Conroux and Demouffier-al- fo diffinguiffied themfelves. The brave aaions are fo numerous, that, as faff as they are report- ed to the Emperor, he obferves-' I fhall have occafion for all my po wer, to ...
... FROM TilE LONDON GAZhITTE. ADMlRALry-OFficE-Dec.S1. 1805. Copy of a letter from Lieutenant Phillips Cofby Hand- tj field, of his Majefty's -fhip the Egyptienne, to Wil- liam Mbrfden, ELIq. dated in Cawfand Bay, the 29th is inflant. t S1R, I have the honour to enclofe, for the informa. p tiob of the Lords CmnnmilTi c-ers of the Admi- ralty, a copy of my letter to Admiral Cornwal- 1 lis, ...
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... , - WAR-OFFICE-Dec. 17. 11 Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Cornet William Elton to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 4th Ditto-Edmund Lally to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Hamilton, promoted. 13th Regintcne of Light Dragoons-Lieutenant H. Podmorejrom the 8th Wfeft lodia regiment, to be Lieu- tenant, without purchlafe. 15thDitto-lieutenant-ColonelRobert Ballard Long, from- the 16th light dragoons, ...
... , v-Trump. i EDINVBURIGII-JA2NUJARY 4. di We are still without news from the Continent, fr r except through tfhe channel of French and Dutch to papers. Four mails are now due from Hamburgh, ol They are anxiously expected, as they will probably at throw some ligbt on the late transactions in Mo-fe ravia. Though the French accounts may be in much exaggerated, no doubt now remains that an ...
... Lt6 NEtSONs LAST GENERAL OCIER. [There will not, we believe, be one reader.of the following moft interefting article, who will not feel the higheft admiration of the gallant hero who has raifed to fuch a proud height the naval glory of the Britilh Em- t' pire, and additional regret that he fhould be loll to that ] fervice of which he war the brighteft .6rnament.] n The ?? Order of Lord Nelfon, ...
... A M E R I C A. PREESIDENT's MESSAGE. WASHINGTON CITY, DEC. 3. 1805. This day, at z2 o'clock, the Prefident of the United States communicated, by Mr Coles, his Secretary~ the following meffage to both Houfes of Congrefs:- le e im Sencae and House of Representatives of the United States rf 4merica. At a moment when the nations of Europe are in commotion, and arming againfl each other, 5 when ...