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

Frontiers which Aoin the feint e tile'afi-e of war,
corps of observation, capable of insuring respeet to her'
ro
territory, her tops; cantoned on the other , Frpii-
tiers namely,- in • Upper Austria, and towards the
Principality-of SaltzbUrgh, retire farther and farther
..into the Interior. Several furloughs have, besides,
been granted to the soldiers in the Infantry as well
as the Cavalry Letters from Brapnau even say;
speaking of the amicable disposition of the Empe-
ror of Austria towards France, that in the event of
that Monarch thinking it necessary to take a part in
a new war, it will not be against the Fretich.—
ni tory.
'MAYENCE, OCT. 1 .—The 14th Regiment of the
Line arrived here last night. The Colonel of this
corps was •a4mitted this morning ro:an audience of
his Majesty. - •
Her Royal Highness the brand Duchess of Hesse,
and their Serene Highnesses the Princes of Nassau-
Usingen and Nassau-Weilburgh, dined to-day with
their Majesties.
Generals LANNEs, OtiniNta, and VICTOR, arrived,
here '24 hours ago.
It was on the 28th ult. at two in the afternoon,
that their Majesties entered within our walls. An
hour afterwards the Emperor was on horsebaCk visit-
ing the works whicb haVe been carried on at Cassel.
Only a few mouths since that fortress, formerly so
celebrated, was nothing but a suburb without a wall,
r,it is now surrounded by extensive and very strong
;works. The Emperor, after having examined these
in detail, returned hither. The loudest acclama-
tions accompanied him to his Palace.
Yesterday he reviewed the troops of this garrison.
The Imperial Guards arrived in the evening and have
already passed the Rhine. •
His Excellency the Secretary of State arrived here
•on the same day with the Emperor. His Excellency
the Prince of Benevento, Minister for Foreign Affairs,
has been here 48 hours.
The Fair of Frankfort, which concludes to-day,.
-has been brilliant. The new circumstances re-
speEting that City appear to have contributed to.
draw thither merchants
.and foreigners ; and in spite
of the situation of Germany; 'where so many troops
are in motion, much • business' was 'clone, and a
great quantity-of .merchandize was
.purchased for
different places. The French inspire a confidence
which leaves.no doubt as to the-result of the events
which are preparing;
MAYENez, Oar. 2.—His .Majesty the Emperor
and King arrived here on the 28th of September,
and set out yesterday; at .fline inthe..evening, for
WtirtzbUrgh.— _
Monitor. • .

NUREMDERG, SEPT. 25.—The' division of Mar 4
shal BERNAnotrt, which.was, in the Principality of
Anspach, is marching for the frontiers of the Du-
chies of Saxe-Coburgh and Saxe-Sleinungen. Some
Prussian troops 'have entered those States. •
Our garrison, and the troops? of .Marshal BERNA-
DOTTE, are to be replaced by the divisiOn. of Mar-
shal LEFUVRE., formerly commanded by, ,Marshal
hloart ER ; but this Army is not expected td' make
a long stay in our environs; it is supposed -to be
destined to join that of Marshal B4RN,,knoTTE in the
territory' of Bamberg. • _ , :
The advanced guard of Marshal-- SOULT has al-
ready arrived in . the Upper -Palatinate, and it is
thought that the whole of his-division will be as-
sembled in a few days. • • . -
' A considerable Bavarian.,Army•is forming, which
will join the right wing of the Grand French Army.
We expeCt from clay. to day the' details ielative to
this subjeat
Letters from -Bareuth• present more exact. details
than those hitherto in our,posSession, relative to the-
pretended assembling of a considerable number of
Prussian troops in the environs^of Hoff. According
to very positive information there are-Only.a , few
thousand men, who. are even making preparations to
evacuate that position in, a short time. The Prus-
sians a short time since raised,a considerable num-
ber of recruits in the territory of &tenth ; these
young people merely obeyed a superior force. They
are conveyed to Magdeburgh, but many, of them de- .
sert on the road: -

AUGSBURG/I, SEPT. '2.6..--GenCralS SONGIS, ST.
L;VURENT, LEGRAND, and others, who have been
here'Llor some months; set out to-day with dif-
ferent branches of the Alilkary Administration for
Wurtzburgh. The Horse Artillery, which was
cantoned -here and in the environs,' are also on the
March.-

Letters from Munich state, that Prince AL.r.x-:
ANDER will,set out to-morrow for Wurtzbiargh; and
from thente for Frankfort. The Fiead-quarters, ac-
cording to the. new .Peace, are to be established in
the latter City, .and not at Amber&
All the troops whiCh were. cautoned in the envi
rons of Ellevangen have also set out for the territory
of Wurtzburgh; 'Where -a very considerakle French
Army is, to be asetnbed. We also learn that . the
division of Marshal LEFEBVRE, consisting of up:-
wards bf thirty thousand Men, is in full march for,
Schweinfurth "Whilst other troops are advancing to Brukendu, koenigihotTen, and the. frontiers
of the States of Saxe-Hildburghausyn and Sate-
Menungen., .

The Army of Marsbal &Sint; Athich is also On
th,
e rnarcli, is advaneing.oa both.:sides of the. DA-
nube, been joined ,by his
.nutilerous
Cavalry, which ).vere statioue.d in the:Vpper
It is to-day stated, that the niarch of .the.
French trOcip 'to the lattei PrOvince bakbeen coun-
termanded.

BAmBERG,,SErr. 27.-,-;-Thg. body of the Army
of •the Prince of PogrE-Cotwo has advanced
from the Country of Anspach towards the fron-
tiers of the, DuchieS of Saxe-Coburgh and -Saxe-
Meinungen. The Corps of .Marshal LEFEnvRR;
which consists of 30,000-men, is going to join the
troops of the Prince of PortTE-Coßvo. That Corps
is in ftill =Jai for Schweinfiarth. All-the other
Corps of the Grand Artily which were stationed ita
Suabia and BaVaria, are proceeding to Franconia.
The Army of Marshal SouLT, whose Head-quar-
ters Niere'rat Passau, is also on its march—not to
the Upper Palatinate, as has been stated, hut to
the Country of Wurtzburgh, where a considerable
number of troops are embodied. According to the
new arrangetnents, .the I-lead-quarters will not be ,
transferred trOm MuniCh to Amberg, in the Up:.
per Palatinate, but will be established at Frankfurt.
It is this day :reported, that raintaii will be
restored to the
.Austrians on the 16th,„ of Octo-'
tier, ilite of it)at place ,will no dot-
er depi:nd 4.11)t;Il'AllUt. Of Mouths of Like
,Cataru.