The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-10 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH

PARIS, OCT. Courierde Brestannpunces,
that his Imperial Highness Prince JOrioita.has been
promoted to the rank of Rear Admiral, by a Decree
of the loth of September.
Letters from Cobientz state, that they expect
there a division of eight thouaand men, which will
take military positions in the environs of that town.
PARIS, OCT. 6.—The levy of the Conscription of
1806. has had, in the Department des Forets, a
sticcesa as complete as that of former years, On
the 20th of
,September there set out from Luxem-
hiirgh a detaChment of 268 Conscripts, all- 91 full
stature. The second- detachment of 45 followed
immediately. - The Contingent is complete, and the
Department will not have to furaish any more men.
The Mayors have shewn the greatest, zeal, and the
Conscripts correfiness, docility, and good will. At
their departure.they were accompanied to the glacis
of the place by the Mayor and the. Departmental
Guard, and their adieus were repeated cries of Five'
l'Empereur et Roi.
The Council of Recruiting for the Department of
Loiret opened its Sittings on the :nth of September,
.according to the terms of the Imperial Decree. • All
the -preliminary operations relative to the levy of
conscripts thr 1806: were terniinated ; and on the
16th of the same month, obit of, its contingent,
amounting to 405 men, 160 were marched off for
the Regiments recruiting in .that Department. The
council then moved to the chief places of the Sub-
PrefeCtures, to continue the examination -of con-
scripts claiming their discharge ; and bet Ween . the
27th and auth of September. the whole contingent
of the Department of Loiret was furnished and
marrli:A off.
The levy of conscription was effetSted in the De-
partmant of Vauchise with much celerity. By the
22d 65 September all the conscripts were in full
tnarch to join their respe6tive corps. This levy was
effeated lA4 only with promptitude, but also with
extreme facility.
The levy-of 'conscription for 1806 was -complete-
ly terminated on the 25th of September, in the
'Department `of Mont Blanc, by the departure from
the chief place of the last detachment of the con-
scripts which were to be furnished to the a&ive
Army, and consequently without the pzescribeal
dela) s.
. The operations of verifying the lists and designa-
tions commenced on the 18th of August, and the
Frefect, accompanied by- the Captains of Rec;laiting,
heteen that day and the 4th of September, went
successively through the 6lvaen Cantons which
form the vast (Agri& of Chain berg, consisting of
rough and uneven vallies separated from each other
by distances requiring journies of four or five hours,
itaorder to preside in person at all the first Opera-
tions, at which the greatest tranquillity prevailed.
All the Civil and Military Functionaries, whose
business it • *as to assist in this iinpOrtant business,
'rivalled each other in zeal, and the colastriptrimde-
votion, with such success that we cannot reckon this
year upon any refraaory person in Mont Blanc. The
400 destined for the alative Artily have all correctly
"answered to the appeatof honour.
OCT. 6.—We this instant learn that his
MEmperor 'Majesty the anal ,F: ing has set out from
I!layence for Wurfzbuth. The French Army was
to be assembled on the 4th.—(l)4liciste,)
thaw, SEPT. 26.—A1l the divisions of the Grand
Army, stationed in Suabia and Bavaria, have received
orders to march for Franconia. Thus, in a short
time, there will be no longer any French troops in
thbge two Circles, as 'their force will be assembled
in the course of eight .or ten days in Franconia and
the Upper Palatinate. It is thought that immedi-
ately on the war breaking out, the French troops
will rapidly ocenpy. the Margraviate of Bayreuth, in
order to advance front thence by the "Voigtland
against the Army of Prince BonanvaonE:
The Division of Marshal NE-a is alsb marching
fronallranconia. The head-quarters of this Army
will be here to-morroW. 'We expect this evening
two regiments of Cavalry; and to-morrow two regl-
zhents of Infantry. Two regianents of Infantry
are also to arrive to-morrow ataElsingen ; two regi-
ments of Infantry anda DiyisiOra of Artillery on the
28th at Albeck ; on the same day the grand park of
Artillery will arrive at Elsingen; and two regiments
of Infantry and. a Division of Artillery at Laup-
heiM. Yesterday- there Was a great number of troops
at Biberaeh,Buchau, the. Banks of the Neversec, and'
in all the neighbouring places. A part of the Ca-
valry is to assemble between Moeskirch and. Pfulen-
dorf it will traverse the kingdom of Wirteniburgh.
It is added, that after having passed the Danube all
these troops will advance, in different-columnsa to-
wards the States of Saxony.
Uraat, Saar. 27.—A1l the letters froin Stutgardt
speak of an expected marriage between -the Princess
FIiEDERICA CATIIERINA, daughter of the King of
Wirteniburgli, With his Imperial Highness-Prince
JERomEi brother of his Majesty the Emperor Na-
rOLEota. They expe& in that city General DURoC,
Grand Marshal of the Palace, who is, it is said,
charged to Make the demand orthe,K.ing ofWirteni-
hiirgh. It is added; that the marriage is to be cele;.
orated in the month of OEttiberaand preparations are
already making foa thefeas which will rage place at
that_epoch.

A fetter from Bratinati, of the'r i st, df Sept. states
as follows Hitherto- the greatest tranquillity has
prevailed here. The' works which' were adding to
our fortifications Were some time since on a sudden
uspended. There is` not; hoWever, any longer any talk
of surrendering the'place to the Austrians, and it is
thought that it will continue to be occupied by
French troops even after the Grand Army shall, have
quitted .Bavaria."‘
is natural enough that it should be asked in all
the South of GOmitny, Whatsystem will be ptirsued
the Court of Vienna under existing circum-
stances ?—lt may be said in reply, according to the
most atithentic infbrniation, that the system of that
Court is very pacific. It cannot be dissembled that
Russia and Prussia, as well as Englandrhave, in the
course of a few weeks past, made very brilliant
offers.to the-Emperor of Austria ;* but they w_ere re-
jeiied—and all the letters from Vienna state 'in the
formal•maniier that the Court of Vienna has
declared to those of. St. Cloud, Berlin, St. Peters-
burgh„ and London, that it is firmly resolved tdub-
.lerve the striacst neutrality.. The military measures
adopied regarded as a consequence-
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