London, NovemBsr n
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Capt. LaRgFord arrived at the Admiralty
mis- ofternOon, accompanied by Prussian Of
icer, bringing with him the most important
dispatches, from the Elbe.


These dispatches bring treaty Of ALI.
ANCE between this country and His Prus.
sian majesty, whose army yofEIGHTYTHOU.
SAND MEN was actually on its march a.
,inst the common enemy, when the dispatch.
we're sent off.


The Emperor Of Russia had been at Ber-
in to hold a conference with the King Of
Prussia.


The same Emperor is hurrying to the
scene Of action, atthe head Of SIXTY THOU.
SAND MEN, and his Imperial brother Of
Germany, is also marching at the head Of
ANOTHER army.


The remains Of Lord Nelson are to Be
brought to England for interment.


1t Is Just reported, that the Archduke
Charles has gained victory over the French
army under Massena in Italy.


The British fleet consisted Of 27 sail Of the
line, and 1000 men killed and wounded.
Ad- Collingwood appointed day Of Thanks
giving in the feet for the victory. ColLng-
wood is appointed commander in the Medi-
terranean- with the same powers Nelson
had.


On the 9th ult. the British government in
formed the American Minister in London, that
neutral vessels might enter and depart from
the harbors ofSt. Lucar and Cadiz, if they
carried in neither contraband articles nor
provisions,