The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-24 00:00:00

appearance, 'both he and his whole column will be

surrounded.
Prince AUGUSTUS FERDINAND, brother to Prince
Louts, killed at Saalfeldt, and son of Prince FERDI-
NAND, brother of the Great FREDERICN., has been

taken in arms by our dragoons,
Thus this grand and fine Prussian army has disap-
peared like an autumnal. fog at sunrise. Generals
in Chief, Generals commanding the separate Corps
of the A,rniy, -Princes, Infahtry, Cavalry, Artillery,
none remain. Our pOsts have entered. Frankfort on
the Oder. The King of Prussia has gone further.
He has not_ls,ooo, men left ! and for such a result
we have scarcely net with any loss, - .

•
General CLAttii.E, Governor of Erfurth, has made
a Saxon battalion capitulate, which . was wand.,_Ting
without direetion. The capitulation is hereunto an-
nexed, On the 28th the Emperor reviewed, the
Corps of MarShal DAvousT, under the walls of Ber-
lin. He tilled up the vacancies, and rewarded the.
brave. He then assembled the Officers and Petty
(Akers in a circle, and thus addressed them : . .
" Officers and .Petty Officers of the 3d corps of
the Army, you covered yourselves with glory.at the,
Battle of Jena I shall preserve the eternal !Tool-
leCtion of it. The, brave fellows who were killed
died with glory. We. ought to wish to die under
such glorious circumstances."
In reviewing the 12th and 85th regiments of the
line, wile; felt the greatest loss in this battle, as it.
fell 'on them 19 make the greatest efforts, .the
Em-
peror was of at seeing killed or grievously
wounded several_ of his old soldiers, whose-devotion
A bravery he was_acquainted with for fourteen
--irears past. The t 2th regiment, above all, has shewn
an intrepidity worthy of the highest praise.
To-day, at twelve o'clock, the:Emperor reviewed
the seventh corps, commanded Marshal AtrqE,
itz4u. This corps has suffered.very little, One-
lulf of the soldiers have nor had an 9ccasion to fire
shot, but they all had the same intrepidity. The
appearance pf t 14.1 corps was magni4cent. " Your
corps alone," said the .Emperors
." is stronger than
l that remains to the King of Prussia, and you, do
not form' the tenth part of ply army,"
:All the unmai4nted dragoons whom the Emperor
had caused to co: e to the Grand Army are now
mounted; and there are at the grand depot at Span-
dau 4000 horses saddled and bridled, which we do
not know what to do with, becgnse there are no.
horsemen in want of-any. We wait with impatience
for the arrival of the depots, .
Prince AUGUS,TIJ.;i W4S presented to the EMperor
at the ralace
.c.of Berlin, after the review of the
fieveoth corps of the army. This Prince was sent
borne to his father's to rest hirpself and get his
wounds dressed,

Yesterday, before going to review the corps of
Warshal DAVOUST, the Emperor paid a visit to the
Dowager Princess 4ENRY, and Prince and Princess-
FERDINAND, wlio have always been remarked for
the distinguished manner in which they have receiv-
ed the French.

• In the Palace which the Emperor inhabits at Ber,,
lodges the King of Prussfa's sister, the Eledoral
Princess of Hesse Cassel. This Princess is in child-
bed. The Etnperor has ordered his Grand Marshal
of the Palace to take care she be not disturbed with

the noise and bustle of the head-quarters.. - 1
The last Bulletin, relates the manner in which the
Emperor received the Prince. of. HATZFELD at his
audience. A few moments after the Prince was
arrested. He would have been .sent before a Mili-
tary Commission, and inevitably. condemned to
death. Some letters from, this Prince to Prince
HOHENLOHE, intercepted at the advanced posts,.
had given information that, although he said he
was charged with the Civil Government of the
town, he informed the Enemy of the movements
of the French., His wife, the daughter of the
Minister SCHULENBURGH, Cameto throw herself
at the feet of the Emperor ; she thought her husband
was arrested on account of the hatred which the
Mi
;lister SCHULENBURGII bore toFrance,,.. The i-npc7
ror soon Undeceived her,and made known to her.that
Papers had,been intercepted ,which proved that her
husband was arming .a double part, and had commit-
ted
a great crime. The Princess attributed to the
impoSture of,his enemies this accusation, which she
called a calumny. " You know your husband's writ-
'lug," said the Emperor; lam going to make you
the Judge.'! ; He then ordered, the intercepted letter
to he immediately brought to him, and delivered it
to her. This woman, upwards of 8 months- gone
with child,
_fainted at every Word which discovered
to her how far the accusation was founded against
Ler 'husband, whale .writing she knew it to be.—
Yroperor was' touched with her. grief and con-
fusion, and with theansnish ef her soul. ." Well,"
540 he, " you have a hold of that letter, throw it
into. the fuel this document once destroyed, I shall
be no longer able to get your husband condensed.''
.
all is 4ffeeting sc.c4ne passed near the fire-place).
Madam 1--lATFLp did not let herfelf be told a
.g.K.Dfid time to 'burn it. immediately after the