r\{("p o w0tt t s-^p v "^ s k^ymmm*m\ii*t • " ■• '. > i i i v l k k l v rt l l m a n d ' | t il v k s da v m ■*."':; c i r :,"■:.. 1 hree dollars per annum | ! •/,,!. v — no oi 8 luc foreign news receiver at chirledon by ilis fhip i ij dp .".:.'. ■ ■■■", 4 i1*m fi m poritmouih england ; ■./.■.■ t'r ■ i f fan guzitte 1 iv ning-slreet d;c mbe 3 a rl ■' • i . ! , < • ! ■ ■. ; 1 1 ' 1 r 1 1 . v i iij ii 1 11 exu ft i • •■ ih io:ui:rl muhl lort on thr ni !< . 1 ■ . lij di 11 ■ 1 : ciy el tt""i \\ .\ • . . \ ii ' i • ■ . .'. til in l.o ■! ( ;■ nv il|r i , ' .- ! ' i^>al otwicu.y ol stale lor t*ie i'm ■• i 1 in ui i i ii my in m !> • i in th iii ht ••>: t .. . ! ' • i'm jy bre il '.•■■':■ , to-.v.ird llx.i nli mien in thi . | ci ■ 1 .; - ■ 1 ;,» . ; 1 . . ■ m ■>_ i •• .■ ;> ;■ it r nl in ?• in ii h vhi 1 ;-.■'. ih mi i ! ! >- | ji it n ; t\n riyju and ich in the v 1 ':■! ■ i }\ ii '•■-,!'• t ..' r mil i 1 hi ■ 1 irp nt u in jl kliniin r cr j whit ii was il - : i i to a:iav.l the l'tie ny in hiiik m.u :.< : t : \ n i rt < 11 in ihe di ' f tti'in cl s liv i 1 ' ■•'!. 1 .. .(.!'....;!- o;it,lii all to have arri veil at t he ir ' ) nation u lit lie ii lore da ■ breul , or t i!u ! ii it !•. twetn :.':' or 1 inc o'cl k ; bin i ; > ■. i hc.ivy t.i '. of the 1'iow i il wlii ii continue i ill i ni^'it i iik greater part l t^e morninij centre oolurriii only was at its jt'ltinati on i r 8 o'cloi k vvlii lit b <:'.\ the left a;i i lu were itill coiil lerably b it i ■ .! , an.l the left 11 ruler gcnerul kifch had bj fi;l , i,i its way an 1 m irchcd to the ii t^wanlh kbci ibnrg inlread of turn ii 10 tlic right in the direction of h i ■ ■. tulen i this ffatc of things it appear that '':■• h ificjn of gent ral ri hepan e i 1 ' d betwei n t!-e left and ihc ci ntre abuiic (| o'lloct got up ••! t : 5 • i'rc.it road be iin:l the rentrc ind fell 11 1 m ihc i tt pi ni!c .... i rear of thai column at tha time it had been formed in front j f ! h:»d jnil im to attack the cne i '.•> polition ' i have not vet been a'.lc to obtain any accurate account i;f whu p.i !■ ! af terwards ; but it fvjems the diforder foon became irretrievable ami the retreat towards the heights t ranifan w.i | ni.ide with very licavy lofs particnlar ■■ i - i ar'lii"r gvneralsi spaorcht and - ; ppcrt an prif.)iiers i have nut y'u • !; ' : i f tii :": ; of any other oilicer ot the fame rai i . general kicnmayr was attacke<l on his 111 ruh by two livifjons i'ro;:i a.-r iii -, ai ' ' r - d ; v rely on his retreat ma !■ r.ti 1 i\-n in good or ' ■ ; . ■ ■! ■'.■!!• -, 1 ht difafter that had ; u tn'don i •■ '.'•";■ t i i :'•••■■,• : ; • nijln 1 onrains ■ ' ■ ■.'•■' lint ' i .,'!;., n ,,;!■] ■• t ' •" ' i : ' . ■ ■ ■ : ! !; , i 1 >• ><| '■■•'• • • ■ ' 11 ■ ■ ■■ i<i l.iy 1 tn.u it i 1 rirm c , in i!i ii 1 id ... : ■ , the '■'■"'' ' •'• ■.....■''! lii,t<n iiiiato jli'air by ih ' ■; ■ ■ ill 1 ■■;■:',,■; 1 " . i . •■. ' -•■" 1 ■ ui 1 ii .,;:'■ : •, . wm luve -■ " ' ' ' ' • t-n'd wtt'j tl .. !. : ; ( . •' ' ' n ■ 1 1 , • ».- r . 1 1 i 1 ) 1 w 1 r 1 • : ; if 1 1 1 c 3 . ■■ ■ ; i iv a id i ■'. i i ,;, ! ' • *- : • ■ i • i 1 - v 1 . n ■■. ■ as 1 olltl ■ > \> ■ : d t 1 — ct'mh'i ii ri 1p a 11 ' •. 1 i i v i f 1 1 1 , iv i : h u 1 i ■ 1 ■■ > i'n'l -, pierced ihronfh ' ; ■■ i*c 1 • 1 1 e a •'■ ! ■" 1 in in ■ 1 ■ ...'..,',. torc .. i n d ; . ■ imp 11 '••:■,' 1 1 1 ' i • i ii ''■■■' liviiion 1 it u|toii iiti left fl tnk ", it '' tiim thai it h id formed r front , 11 i 1 id jull bcijan to n tai '. '• enemy's pc liti :,. this mo etn nt proved . 1 np •■• v ,-, cefkfulj an in irii 1 e lifoi.ler rook , lace in the i n 1 m il lines , 1 g uei il rctn it (| , i 1 i ! . whii li v hti ', • r 1 .; without " •> ht 1 iv y : ''! i parti nlarly of t hi sn r ' ■" tin :■ n!t c : ; ;( bjtl e wi ihi ..• } c fni'l ■.■..;-, mil ; : 1 difafrn us than * ' ' ' v 1 1 ; c!i i i i-i the tint i i .. ■ ■ . r ' ' v : tory o m01 sail ir would he j '• "'> in i nin;»i lid to deny n , i ' * ' i ' : ■' ■■■!■■ il :.■';' ■■ 1 ; ..; llilpatvlh « cm d i : eii ■■ 1 fuccef-i ol ri | •"■■ : ' '•• :■■ i them in cltati h ." ' ■ ■■ >■ ■■ iii '• i 1 '■••'.'. i . 11 1 heir i i l rti.i : in h as i.i kra.v.i , , on ! 1 ' ' ■• • icniiet .. i f;.ly wh ■ nut : e , • ( i v-i the cabinet of vienna has been in •• ! : ■ ■ ' ■ ; '. iption ol itill more vi^o rou ::> ■ ■ ■ ! iitaacc or hi i m perial mjj : • jud e i i mi ir ■ pru dent to co:i • i < t peace with the ri nmphani foe i v i ■ ihort time mult ne cc lurily itter.ninc ( i • ■ ■ < nment \\ „• nii'icrllan i hi iv ■■ ■ - .■ ! ! o.i .• invior '•"■.: ii i nnati 1 n ii • 1 • ■ t :,,: ! ru • •' ■ i 1 ' : ■ i ■■ . hint ■ : • ivtt'i'ini ii.nion (.>! '• ■ "• ; • • ■ in i'.woiii ■.,■>.;■ . ■ • 1 1 i r ir^'ji nmil or i rencli pap t i 1 '• irriv v li n liii.s w >. c \\ as put to n itha p.i i p ,| rs ii t f im'mirgh m tils irrivc«l ',',',.. m.n in .;. the l.r 1 1 m:iih u '<•■ ; us any ini t \ from lie i it ot w :• .•• ., later ..•• than "■..• 1 1 lire 1 v in !• i ., llion ot j >. wi ui ii i:ri ! this snnrniny ■'.,.,-. mn a iv i n '■ ivt heen " t ; c uf 1 cry im n taut n itiin n lo ■ t iijj the ilifj iliii ■ ■ t rho 1 ihin t at \ i 1111:1 tin li jftrous whw • tll'j i t|ll ! [[)!,( ; ; ■ • [, ._ , ■ ;!|«; ,,,(, grd's it'thf ftlmicii acrofs ie nn will pr ib tb!y in in c hi , i mperia ".,' tjefly r > lemanrl 1 frt lh ai mi lice 1 1 is cuppo | fed however ihm ihe cliiet ■ onl'iil will i not coofent to im i i otfenil vu opera tions it i!i empcroi rehifcs to fign the preliminaries ol 1 kp ir^tt peace /. ' .' n cm ■ .•'". til 1 mails from han bur»h re in iin okl vv i ipi i 1 ll.i ; ,! oiir :. '\ i ll'll , hax received i nne krench j m ,' - tu the 7.3 i the ci iv.t-nts ol which 0:1 v mi : r.iitcr at prclent liio v 1 ;■, piooable regular fets uf l iris paprrs will be rc ceived by us i'i 1 i i r : wo in iii • pnli-ical circles a rep irt wh'n h is believed becaud it is probjblc pre vails of the atirtrian and french goi vertiini .'.:■■. being new occupierj in ir,.,-;t i'i the work i>t prace livery thinking mi in ia europe who has not confi'ler ■■ i the public cousu il the mo(t fuccel fill in war th.a 1 vc ■ n nufactiireil a cam pai in li :■ '■: lite iinif-)i inly been of a pinion tin a utria mu/l inake poac , a»'l vve do is » • ■ ami believ.3 the krlt rnorii i ot ' : i apn a iii i c nturv will 1 h naii/ed by the nautical inn of the continent ; ubhn j i i'ti the troops left gibraltcr under s r iv.i'j 1 abc-r in nliie i is < rtain that livini lo lony < > 1 . 1 1:1 pi ovi lions had ■; — nerated a f.reat d-*al of fcurvy ainung • hem .\ letter liom l!u:r.cc dated the 1 3 tii o lober l -, about ci.iu or ten ilied daily i another ilifpateh ol whii i the following ate extrad . head-quarters , imfi/tng i\'ti ]■■. on the 2 aii after i hail wiit-i n my lifiuti lies from i !'• ; f ulcn ; ' : h u quarters were removed to mafling on rho i\o ii , j the hcail-q'iarfer.1 were 1..11 night at | rj 11(11 iri , ani i r ; '. 1 1 ; • ■ this day about a o i'ioi i , the r ki if bi ing hill in a molt ' ■ ' '^■'- h i 1 '. a nil at part oi the army kill i.chind l in the an liduki '■ arriv ,! h : , he : ntii the french in roi ■ on 1 he hei hts ■ ■ dial '■. in lr«)tit ol the tow n i ' '■ l • de i'ont < i waff 1 bour^j v is 1 ta l.-.l yrfler lay and llu ei my ; : " l d with foi ■ .; , ; t..r haviii'i . •,'•:■'• uba:'u in iront oi the work j head iunrtei r hang % de . 2 niv y : :,- - i ha 5 the honor (■; l r»j ■ • in lordfliip the enclofed copy of a re ! port i hav this day n ccivi i from his i rene : ■ hntfa 1 he prin e r»f conde comainiiij in account of the attack whi h tlie en mv made ;. elic niay on ■* part t his lercne hi^hnefs's corps commanded '"• '' i ) iku " ! engbein in front of r lenheim — i have the honorto be c win w1ckham '• ' ' right lion 1 i»rd grenvillc c ■ ; ; . '.'.. 7 tit ad'rkn at a enheim the fir ■ t 1 , !..•■ r o r a.kaiutd }.( i on tl t left lidc of inn \\ i k attact ed 1 hi , day at 1 oon 1 ' ■; ri 1.1 bt-i 11 ublolutt'ly unc vcred f<»r din . . ijs.pait and th cn my wi re ■' : ' >'«')■< • ■ - banks on fide ot the riv •• ; tin ., k ii ci ! pi i ■ • man !< i • tlr duke of engbein w rccna;ag d up v in i of i iur hours difpin ing i n round in h by in h ; the \- hole coins vva ■■ no alii hi ili il iti the right i !• ,.{ t ic inn be h>re five o •!(>. ! . a r ttty itrong co - i nn of the enemy h ivin ; marched otil ■'' the toivn it w i all \\ ■ ! to i ivance til \ i r ! i : i n proper tilt um?c i • : « the prin c l ' u ... :. rv til :.., '' : ries -.> fire upon it it :> icy , the fire j v '■■■■'■ i ■• i ■ . ii iihj luim i com p i ! l bi c n i to rein .. it i tht • i vn 1 ■•' '■■ ii i • . lh iir <> ; . t |,< soni u f 1 l ■■ ■ ' ■ • ■ ' , i ' ': ■■ i iiy tlic iir dt the ' ■'• yi -'■ - l>r<ik do i ths briil c but in i 1 n a ma ii'.-i as thai il m >' promptly b " recfl i tliiii i if os it is hoped it '■' ' iw '■■■ in piry c r ! ifs is very '''■■■ i tlmt ut t ic un my mull i »'. •• i ■.■ i l;llml ' >■"■!•! l ' ililc -\ n :,. ii ryman iv is uo»i :.: : . ■ . ■ ii \ ; . ,.. .■!.;;.. .;■ v:i ;.■"'■' - j ' i '• - s - '■ ili : '■ arc r low as yet ' ' |; vc ■'" '" •■ '"' id i i \ :. pi mr j ■ ■' ■■, j ';,■■ i t to tlrj d kc d'.'\n .'■; leme and ilm oujrin ■ v i ■■ call v i i i ,/■/ liters u.i g die 2 \ i ne mar h of i»en tc tun ivcr tow n is tlie 1 1 si •■,,. ,;,, .,.(, l ,, ■ ■, .■_ , v , | . atmy ha i taken i v .. ', lan linn , h iv ■ ' '" _'" : v n >» con idi ra'.-jc part of v >~ ' ni'i ■■■:■;_■ towards aprding the heights : '' ■ '' ami i laag in i been oc t'i ' '■' !) v ol1 " l;i :: ; - divijioii •>:> ici gen ; ' ( ■'• in t!:e rourfe f lall w,lf h >■■■ i - f r:i morcau had reinforced his ' ili in with tmj nor ■! vilio is and ! ii taken thu command of the vvho'e i himfu '. ycllerday at d.iv break th •. i eights^vcre a'tackc i after an obiii ' ' ■'' ' refi(tani e on the par .,; the energy they were carried in fu seltion as fir a the hill on th f | e j r m fam where the ; troops vvere o!,!igcd t > halt trom l-x i live t.i iguc ai)i)iit fix in the evci in ■. ' ["■ lli ' : •- lv general morcan abandoned t!"i i place and retired to his old pofition ' at l-loheiileiulcnand aerding fhe whole gruun id i in ampliug to ramfan was \ particularly favourable o lheeneniv -'»'■'■■}■■>■ of heights covered with ihick ' wooils hi interfered by deepmarfhy i vallie , '\ hcra thi vimtrian cavalry could ' not polli'jly a a the aultrians took boo 1 prifont rs and two pieces of cannon ; the , en ii n on were tak«mi with four others by the hullars of vdte who diltinguilhed tliemfclves very much during the whole | ot the affair throwing thetnfelvcs into he wood , iii places where i was tho'ti impoflible for c tvalry to have penetrated : i tit othei lour pieces of cavalry was ta i '• n i 1 )' a charge of the enemy's grcna 1 dicrs there not having been time to l^nd i ' h : i ient force t itijiport the hullai ... . ' • ;;: l"fs cl i he a iilli i.i:i ■■ is computed to be iifur r 5.0 men in killed wounded and prifoncrs ci«-n moreau is aid by ; ' r prifeners to have received a niufket ' ball through his cloak the archduke . was on horf back 1 2 hours and llspt in a hove 1 n the heights i have the honour to be i . w wic'kham right mon lord grenvilie t london dec tf i ■" humburgli mails ::; ; co ■ due ; but judging from t •■ il.i 1 -: . ' >• ■ i wcathei and th i quarti - in •« hi h v > jind | ; thew ind v ; hull foon have to ai : ui •■ i their arrival | # at prefent « rv bo ly takes a high interell in th i . : icles of tl e news oi the ci.iri un ■ an impi .,;; u that probab t!i ; will turnifh imp rta;n je t.nk of he opi rations oi ar::.ic and the proceeding i of < abinets and un i iul t : edly the pollurc of the affairs of nur ally and thofe of the french republic the apparent views and fentiments ofihc courtsof st pcterfburg .. . i v rl 11 he condition through utol the german t n pit , ■ 1 kuflia .-. i ;, a ,. : ! ) c nn ai , •••«• ui i ndi , aw :..•: and im ul 1 ■•. of : i i'rci h rial ion and people :; ... in iii • hop rr fears a , u inii ns j r dom inate •"' one fide or on anotht 1 , hop a conl u l-ic:y to fuch who deprti i ' om ; nuan r of i ■■. ■ . hi uudive 1 to .. \ ■ ire • in h'j may ■ : ■ • | in i d ri itinueii '• ii '■••' ■'< i'u . thai tin re c !> " nr nien : u ■ up ol this atrocious : •' • ii who profit iv war is war "• ■ o wo i bed ■. ..:■ | from their plai i j ■ : ' i • | .-,■'' trope even \\ u that i war .<■.!* ; .. ; . d.]l ' h y wiih :•; vain : in •,• rli'i hat } ''■■ ■■ ■■!' h cannot be unlcfs rhe rcpub li ■>• : mcc and her i i re over i thrown id ( inona ■.-, mor-a'.i bnine the il itiftrious ot the republic hive protnifed peace to the nations and they have unlheatht i the fword . hourly we expect to r dve the happf news thai th fe henefati ■■■■ of their ipi - licshai'c i'nccefsmilly realized their rr.ag itaiiiiii^ni : prnjert ; and eith r by frelh victitic or in confcquencc of vidorijj alruai/y ::■■ liicved we till don not iliat v ■■ k i ' ; " i en !.-,,. ; |, e re to red at icait io ij\-j countries et the continent k ir pf ! <>''''.!^ i hanged | lcr political « " it union and habits iincc the days of - 1 ' ■ full chatham 1 i ■ preleni war is no in rinci c a c m:noii war on one fide and on the other the ruling pallion has been domi nion france forliberty as heha al ways tnld us ; the allies for defpoiifm as thi ir meafufes and their tundtict havo manifeih a the war has been iriaiy ucl in if pnn i pies it is undoubted that on w ccafio :■•!■ the c i cl of the reverfes of the re i"i i : been to difpofc france willingly t pais over unrfti the ywk'v of hei cr fed expatriated matters as her danger became imminent her fifrcenefs becamo ct'mman ling s 1 • has levn her dttfpoil ers t : : i gate or her froniieis menaced l>ut has not bought lt temporary re i jut « fr v the perils ot felt defence nor * fanlient r polo from the fatigue of ordu nary warfare inanahjetl fu ft million or a pufiiannnons ruc.e slit has maintain • ed her^pbec in faite of the confederacy , " : ' ■' l>es deel iration be any ev idencc oi r i'lirpon fi e has only fo mahitaincd '"'" ; t that ';: in ig fit i ontinue entire & utv'iviilet under the banners of liberty i h - ..;>,'. ilti it , in !. .- all it i hanii t i numbers and di yrccsol i in e has r « i i»ed a drfpotic i ague a it in i ■: multiplied and as ii . itrength increafed it has b'.v-n anxious for nothing moro than for the extinttion ot iree loin at the camniencement it declared iis ab horrence of the revolution ■ rfcdled in i ranci 1 , sv a people who had only refuted jtrevt r to coutiiiiu laves in every quarter of its empire andalt the itates of its progrefs rhe afcendency l hereditary vice and loll has been tl.tf object of the great ft niggles of thecon^e ! i.uy to this was auxilary the i;r ture uf iflandsor iheconaueft of provin '■" • ihe fubjecls of the confederacy have accordingly been fometimes rniully oppr h d at all times prodigally burd n td with taxes to ctipport its devailatingl war and to what itate has this confe deracy now conduced the great beliger biit nations of europe frai e without calling in the bour b ns has \,- en impelled tu adept ;) mi i ary government which podibly foms i'.ture hiflorian will denominate adefpo '■'■•"■> but which miller whatever title wa the only pouib.'c ■• hange which eem i c fjlcep(il)le o blowing tho uqce of inilant fatety and of ultin glory to the french people england refigning her conftstutional coiuroul has rehgned her lonftitutional i ht , liberties and franchifes i th over-grown farmers ■■> her revenui :, ':.• into erent ail liors oi her axes ; iving fecn her rcfoun es wilted hci : ' • ■ . i . ij i l v tlic very lame mtiti wh had alarmed her out of the poffeili f i t her lib rtii ' , ill is no to be fcoui - 1 ■ by on artifti ial or whir wauld bi itls remediable a real famint