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Preach accounts, (yia) Ncwytrk, are rccc!4
we'd to November 10th, days later than b.
fore published they give the details Of more
Fr1Ich siuccess.---Massena, commander w
tine French Army i'm Italy, has had an engage
ment with and defeated the -Austrians, tmder
the command OF Prince Charles.-The GIL
gagcmcnt was oJs,il4tv!y contested from a in
The morning, ti!i in the>eyenng.


A.. tine last Paris dates, the head quarters NJ
Inc French Grand Army under Bonapartt.
were at braunal, about leo miles from Vim
nat h5J been occupied by the Russians, e..
der the command of Gen. Kutusow, but upcr
the approach uf the French, retired towa.d
I.int2, for the purpose Of forming junction
with Gen. Nicholson, who commands another
Russian Army, aad which * accompanied b.
a Reinforcement Of Austrian Troops.


By the latest intelligence il appears, that bu.
little reliance canbe placed upon The cooper
ton ct the King Cf Prussia, with the other pow
ela against France.


The present, Is time Of great events--tfe
the late operations Of the English 6y Sci,
ana the French by land, are the most complete
ard brilliant that Europe ever Witnessed.


Bonap2rte, with a raPidify unprecidontec
n the history otmilitary exploits, has conducl
ed al army -across the Empire, attacked anI
dcieat "a the advanced army Of Austria, before
the al:fes Of that power could form junction
and the Igst accounts still leave him the favor
l. of iortuhc and victory [; followed by soldiers
eiate wich conquest thwarted in none of his
plans by q separate interest OF authority be-
hind, hc directs the energies Of the French
nation 10 one point, and conducts the present
war I'D 3, manner that threatens The destruction
ofth4 German Empire.


No !atcr O6Iciai accounts Of the late Naval
Battle have been received, than those commu-
r;c-.o1 by Admiral Coliinwood


ID theairiral ot the ship Hare, Ut Network
from Nulara, which place She left Nov. 4th,w
'e4rl' ts, -.oi!CU!nr particulars,-


Eh1 combined fleets, when they left Cadiz,
w-Fa composed cf 33 ships Of the line, . VI
which sclickto English, and one blew Up, VI
those taken were wrecked near Cadiz, and tie
whole gd0rc near tAat place Wes covered vita
T'e%-$ Uiavreeks' ahd dead bodies " the lat,tr,
alo1c 900 h..yc been seen, among them, the
bodies VI Admiral Nagon, and capt "
Iris.


" MS reported that 10000 men were Ii
leG IN. The engagement.


y. " said, Admiral Crsvina, who commanf-
ed thc 1,,.-isa Ace, died Of his wounls, att.7
Ec r-taIned u Cadiz; that Of The command
ers of tlc English, ti>uch and Spanish feet,
Two Cicd of wounds received II the acton, and
the ot':-r i 4 prisoner q tie English


Ehirtccn slips of &c nsi;ish Rect, which
were most disabled, were ordered TO Gibraltar,
tg ra6.


But four tfc cap,urcd ships rad got il to
English pcr.s.


TIE blockade Of Cadiz, + continued BY Ad.
G9Iiagrcod.


s5 ss--


B.c~d-.--''ro accounts tert by the Str-
v2rofs ae Lumber i'll ti5 toHn. che year vi 4.
l,aTne-Fs7 that ,fcru LAS lccR brought IN N
.a'l'.. ':'.e. s.r -F-t. .u. c-puttafion, lf0o1-
iee, aii isis .-.Cuiateti tin ln eqaai Cu--
,., mas lcc-: ttaual.t hi, vaccr, vii-n was
surveyed o,- = to.:, --..i.iaE the ittg '.t'.'i
ltE which h-- seer -hinpei frcm -45 pos -'
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