"The march of General Kisnmayer, to-
wards be Iier, and the dreqion which the
whole army had hrf taken towards Lanilhnt..
having drawn comfortable part Of General
Aforeau's focrce towards Aerding, The heights
, etveen AIMING and Haag had been occupied
by one inrle diviion under General Nef.


III thy c0urle NJ lat night, however. General
Rlrresu bad reinforced his petition wj.n.5wo
more diviGons, and had taken the com nard
ol the whole himl-f


y eaerday al day break, tie height were AZ
iicked After al obiinate reiiHance o. the
part Of the enemy they were carried in fuccel-
Gou as far as the hin on the iide Of Ramfau.
where the troops were obliged to halt, from ex
cs,pve fatigue, about ID the evening.


IL tie night Cen. Moreau abandoned this
place, and retired 10 his old poGton at Bohen.
linden and Aerdipg.


The whole ground from AmpfnE to Ram
Eau was particularly favorable to the enemy
nd confaed in heights covered with thick
1goods; and nterfpsrlsd with deep n.atthy val,
lies, VT ere the Au&riao cavalry could nor Pol-
fbly az


The Auhrilns took 500 priloUers and
pieces of cannon the cannon were taken With
4 Others, by the HuiIars Of Weefey, who didin-
gsiiihed rhemleives very mn b during th-w whole
Ut the affair, throwing themleives into the
woods, ~ places where il was Thought impoflI-
bic for cavdlry TO have penetrated. The other
4 oieces of cannon were reJaken by a charge
If tF4e enemy's grenaders, there not having
beer t;u,e to iend Glficient force To fnFPorl
the HuGars.


Tie lofs Of the Aufrians. is computed 10 be
about ISoo killed, wounded and pIloners.


General Moreau. i f4id BY the Pri(oners to
have received a mufket bali through lis cloak
The Archduke was on horfe back twelve
hours, and 1ept in hovel on the heights.
have the honor to be, &c. w. WlChHAM.
R;qbt Hon. Lord GreaUiAs,


AUGssURcH, DEC. 5.


The battle which took place in Bavaria was
vsrv bloody. TIE Generals Grenier, Ney and
Hanv, are wounded. The Auarians are at
IngoiRadt and FreyGngen. The brother of
M5reau had horie killed under him. They
fay there are feveral thoulands of the French
m, de prifoners according to fome accounts
$500, bat this feems exaggerated. 1900 wouE-
dsd French have been brought in here.


HAGUE, DISCO.
InteIfrence has been received from our Am
baTidor. at Pnis, Citizen Schimmel pennick,
that the Congrefs at Luneville, though i nth
erto Gill continued, might now be conhdered, as
terminated the anfwer and declarations that
had been received from Vienna, not having been
acceptable to tie French Government.


An article from Stockholm, Sweden, Nov.
%, f4ys, "Ar Englith Commander employed
6wedi,h vefl in fuccefsful enterprle a.
gainG Two Spanith fdga,es ip Barcelona Road.
Tie Soanih Court demanded that the King OF
Sveden fhould inGR on the re(ItOtion OF the
iriea.es-threstenng war if hs did not pay
prompt attention to The demand"
An EueGfh paper Of Dec. I3, fAys, 5000 en-
gra,ts have already left this country torFrance, |
which IS above one half of the whole that
were IN il.


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