Later Foreig4 Nez0s.
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dates 10 December Is.
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LoNDoN, BIC. l8.


In our paper Of yeferday We an
nounced the arrival Of defpaches
from Sir Arthur Paget, the BriJilh
Ambafador to the Emperor Of Gar
many, containing accounts Of gen
eral engagement between the French
and the allied army II; and afo ac-
counts fom other quarters relating
to the fame affair In the afternoon
the following official notice was cir
culated.


BULLE TIN.


I" Government receive lait night
accounts, dated at Olmrtz, the I'd,
By which it appears that a general
battle took place on the I'd between
the French and Auitro Eulhan ar
mics az Wifchau. The centre Of
the latter fee ns TO have met with
greai reGitarccs, and to have been
rcpulfcd but the left wing Of thc
enemy were defeated with confder-
able lols by the right wing Of the al
lies under the. Command of the
Prince Lichtensten and Pangrat ion.
The Emperor alexander comman-
ded his troops in perfon and diipIay-
ed the utlnoa bravery.


"The conai0f-ems to have been
Of the moft obttinate kind, and to
have been lufained by the Allies in
the mott exemplary manner. The
lofs of the French vas immense.
The meAcngtr who brought this in
;elligencc. left Olmu'z twenty four
hours after the battle, and relates
that, at that time the lcilcs o( tile enc
my were reported TO be much more
conGderable than tbole CT the allies,
who fill maintain their petition at
Wlchau.


Accounts have been this day
received At the Admiralty which
left Haoburgh two DAYS later than
the Mefcngcr who arrived froei Sir
Arthur Paget Thelc accounts tate,
, that fcverel lSirmilhcs took place be
tween the Allied Armies and the
French from the goth Of November
10 the I'D init. when they came to a
general action, in which the French
loft 1900 men and all the artillery.
That the French retreated - that
Bonaparte was wounded-that be
had propofed an armeitice, which
was rejected.


That the Pullians, 10 the a,
mount Of T4o, 800 men, were in mo-
ton. That the king Of Pruiiia had
himfclf taken the command of one
armyand the Duke of Brunlwick a.
mother"


The accounts that have Seen made
| pubic, though deficient in detail
confirm his important fact, that the
| allies remained matters Of the field
of battle. The centre of the allied
army was defeated, but 70 was the
left wing of the enemy, Even a
! drawn battle may, under The prefen;
! circumtances Of the csntending ar
mics, be conlidered as victory ob-
rainc by the allies for few fuch
+, battles would entirely ruin The French
Army.


The Emperor Alexander was mif
Gng for about tx hours during the
action, and no little apprehension
was entertained for his iafety. He
was al length found fighting among
that part of the troops which in the
end was worried BY the. French cen
ire. 1t was with much difficulty