The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-19 00:00:00

TILE FRENCH P~iP RSA

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AUGSBUR4H, JAN. 27.—The Garrison of Mu'
rich, when it entered this place, had at its head
the brave general Dtitoi..! All the colours were`
decorated withlaurels;: at the instance of the Ma-
gistrates.
Six thousand natavnin and WirteMburghian.
Troops have, within these few.days, passed through.
Donauwerth and Nieuburgh.
Private letters from Vienna announce, that' the.
Archduke PERDINAND has begun his march with
.his Troops, reinforced by a part of the•Arrny of the
Archduke CHABLy.s, towards the frontiers of Tur-
key. This movement alone has given birth to the
report that they are going to occ-upy some of the
Turkish Provinces bordering upon the frontiers of.
the Austrian States.

We read, in the same letters, that the first mis-
fortuyies'of the Russians in Mora Via are attributed
to the Prince D'AUERSPERG, whose dismissal is de-
termined upon. The atThirs'at Hollabrun and Gun-
terSdorf are particularly alluded to, ' where, without
regard to his instruCtions,, and being deceived by a
pretended Armistice, he neglected to burn the
Bridge of Tabor, near Vienna.
The. French Official ;Journal has published a. List
of the Swedish VesSels, brought into the French
Ports since the commencement of the War. They-
are twenty-two in nuMber, fivd of Which have been
carried into the Ports of the Allies. Besides the-
above, seven others have,been 4etainFd in the French
Ports.

Four English Vessels, with provisions for the
Fleet stgtioned before Cadiz, have:- been taken, and
brought into ihe Channel,
.by a. Privateer 'from St.
Maloes. One of them entered St. Maloes on the
30th -of January.; another is arrived at Lannion ;
and the other two are at Morlaix. Their cargoes
consist of butter, cheese, wine, brandy, beer, &c. •
FRAN J.t.N.-e9:--The•General of 'Division'
MSJARDIN s, commanding. the 7th . Corps of the
Grand Army, arrived, here yesterday morning with
his Staff, and a 'detachment of the 7th Regiment of
Hoise ChasseurS. After having a cotiferenee with
the Metnhers of the Senate, a Brigade of his troops •
entered this, city, under Gen. LAt'issE, and went into
cantonments. 'The appearance and discipline of these
troops are Admired. . .
The Privy Councillor-DE MALSBOURG has left
Cassel for Paris, where 'he is to reside as the-Mini-
ster, of his Highness the Ele6tor of- HESSE. Ac-
c6rding to a German- 'Gazette,- large quantity of
grain has been drawn from the Hessian magazines
for the use of the Prussian Troops. The same Pa-
per states, that the sequestration put upon the States
of the Prince of 'runt and TAXIS,. in the- Lbw'
Countries, has been removed by order of the Empe-
ror of the French.'

The RuSsian PrincesS_ BELosF.Lssicr, residing at
Bayreuth, has not -only clothed and fed such Rus-
sian Prisoners as have ransomed themselVes, but
furnished others who pasied that way with assist-
ance. - Having learned that many of these SOldiers
were in the habit of passing through Hoff, without
coming to Bayreuth, she has established a Com-
missioner at that place, to extend the benefits of her
benevolence.

FLORENCE, JAN. 21.—Yesterday afternoon we
received letters from Rome, announcing the arrival
of Marshal MASSENA there on the 17th. They
state that the Russians, coming down from Naples,
have traversed the marshes of Padria, to avoid the
capital, and gain the port of Baja. The English
take another route for the same purpose, and intend
to embark at Castellamare. The same letter adds,
that the Neapolitan Troops, stationed upon the
confines, have received orders to make no resistance
against the French ; a large body of whom had al-
ready passed under the walls of Ronie, pursuing their
route through Albano, Tivoli, and Velletri, for the
kingdom.of Naplet.
ROUEN, FEB. 4.—The diocese of St. Brieux, five
hundred thousand souls, should have seven hundred
cures, but have a&ually scarcely live hundred ; one
hundred and sixty Priests have died -in this diocese
in the last two years; and the seminary has only
thirty persons.who are 'dettined to take orders. Dur-
ing the last fifteen years scarcely any persons have
taken orders in France.

The 'Cardinal Archbishop of Rouen, in a pasto-
ral letter upon this subjed, observes--;-" Within; a
few years the vast diocese of Rouen will be with-
out Priests. It is impossible to replace the ra-
vages made by death : many' of our fellow-labour-
ers have reached fifty years of age; many are be-
yond that period ; perhaps, very soon, our country
places, and even our cities, will have nothing but
a few Missionaries, wandering from' parish to pa-
rish, and effeding but little of what ought to be
done."

After exhorting his Clergy to exert themselves to
the utmost to prevent these effects ; without them,
he observes, the restoration of the worship of our
fathers will be vain and illusory ; and without the
establishment of a seminary, he adds, nothing will
remain to the Church of Rouen but the bare edifices,
and the regrets of the faithful.
LYONS, JAN. 31.—This day Cardinal RUFF°
passed through this City on his way to Paris.
VIENNA, JAN. 24.--" His MAJESTY has confided
the direction of Foreign Affairs to his Minister Count
JOHN PHILIP STADION, formerly Ambassador to the
Court. of Russia.

HAmßuitcn, Fzl3. 11.—Letters from Hanover of
the Bth inst. mention, that on the 7th the Re-
giment of the Duke of IRUNSWICK entered that
City; and marched to Zell, where a Prussian Field
Hospital had already arrived. The British Troops
have evacuated Bremen, and have, for the most
part, been re-embarked. A great desertion now
prevails among his Majesty's German Legion. At
the last Fair 800 of the Cavalry arrived at Bruns-
wick, Where they sold their horses and baggage, and
then proceeded fArther. The Danish Minister of
tate, BERNSTORFF, still remains at Berlin, upon
Negotiations. In the night of the 7th inst. not less
than six Couriers arrived or left Hanover on the part
.of the British, Russians, and Prussians. The Hano.-
verian Minister, Count MuNsTER, previous to his
leaving that Country, published a Proclamation to
the Inhabitants of the
,Eledorate, under date of the
Bth inst. acquainting them of his departure, and ad-
vising every subjeEt not to make the least resistance
against the measures that will brataken, as it would
only operate to their prejudice
.without benefiting
tire coun-try, as tiw Russian Army, now under the