The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-21 00:00:00

'roin.lliiii3l7lU4Gg CORIIESPCNDENTEN

of OCTOBER 14.

E/SENACtik- OCT. whole Prussian Army,
.120,000 strong, has begun its. march in great haste.
'The-route lies towards Frankfort and the villages
upOn the road. The fine appearance and the good
,order which the Prussian Troops observe, excite ge-
neral satisfauion ; and. the martial spirit which
mates every corps affords the Most happy presages of
'Their success. The 'greatest part of these t 20,000
Troops, according' to report, are proceeding on the
road to Cassel,' to operate upon the rear,of the French
Army, and *to throw theinsclves between them and
the Rhine.

BERLIN, Oci• Estafefte has brought the
,official intelligence that hostilities tominenced be-;
tween the Fxench 'and Prussians- on the 9th, _When
the former endeavoured, without eilea, to pre-
vent the junction of General VoN TAUENZIEN
with a considerable Corps of the Army under the
Prince of HotIENLottE. In this trifling affair, the
French lost ten men; the Prussiansnotany. Previous
to this Courier's arrival, `,.,e had.a number of Mpro-
bable rumours, by way of Leipsic. It was stated, that
a Corps of French Cavalry had tbrced their way
through Hoff, and, together with some infantry,
passed over the Saalbrucke, 15 miles from Leipsic,
with the view of taking the Prussiani and Saxons
in the rear, and tha,t, in consequence of this move-
ment, the Prussians had burned the bridge the
Enemy passed over; and, accOrding.to some, made
Boo,7and, according •to others, 30130, French prison-
ers. However; after:the first-mentioned skirmish,
both. X`ieustadf. and Schlieti were occupied by a
greater number of Prussians. •

The Bavarian Envoy has received hiS passports,
and will leaye.Berlin with the rest of the residents
,conneeted with the Confederation of the Rhine.

HANOVER, OCT. the roads leading to Pa-
derborn..have been mending fur some time past by
the peasantry, who have been put in requisition,—
This measure is taken to facilitate the march of the
troopi ro Westphalia..

RiIDOLFSTA6T, OCT. 26.—The French Emperor
i 4 at Bantherg. ' Last night the Camp at Schwein,
furth was suddenly broken up, and marched to the
former,place. It is said that while the French Em-
peror was at Werneck, he sketched a plan of opera-
tions finite different from that which was first in-
tended. - . •

WEIMAR, OCT. 8.••'..01i Sunday, the sth inst. the
Prince •of HOHENLOHE, and Lieut. General VON
RUCHEL, arrived at his Majesty's Head,quarters
at 'Erfurt!), where, in his Majesty's presence, and
with the• Duke of. BRUNSWICK and Marshal Mot.-
LENDORF, a long military conference was held. On
the day following the Prince of H011E3.41,01111 and
General RUCHEL returned to their respective posts.
The Prussian troops are continually advancing, and
will very soon be in presence of the Enemy.
WEiMAR, OCT. io.—Though'the. Prussian bead.
quarters were still at Erfurth yesterday, the whole
Army is on the point of advancing ; ,and the head-
quarters will be removed to' Blaokenberg, in: the
County Gleichen, in Thuringen. M:Li'FOREST is at
Erfurth, where he is to remain till General Krio-
nELsnoiF returns from Paris. ... •

FRANCONIA, OCT. 6.—The ?rend, Army in this
quarter is daily re!nforced. The troops. lion) all
quarters concentre themselves in the distrils of the
.Upper Main. There are. 30,000 men near Schwein-
furt!). Nearly 2900 of the troops of Darmstadt.ha‘e
marched off to join the former, and more are ex-
peded to follow.

HettiAU, OCT. 7.--,-The Corps under Marshal
AUGEREAU is ascending the Main, towards Schwein-
final. A camp is traced out near ',menden ; • ands
at Hollstadt they are throwing up very strong
works.

LEER, IN EAST FRIESELAND, Oct. 9.--HYester-
day orders were given to lay an embargo upon all
the Dutch Ships In this Phrt. It is supposed that a
similar measure will take place on the r.wt of Hol-,
land, with respea.to Prussian Vessels.
FROM THE MAIN, OCT. 7.—The Archduke of
AIADEN set out to visit the' head-quartera of NAPO-
LEON on the 3d inst. The report that the•Eleetor of
HESSE repaired to Wurtzburgh, immediately after
his return from the Prussian head-quarters at Naum-
burgh, is not confirmed..
On the 3d inst. the Swedish Chancellor of the
CoUrt, Count LOWENHIELM, arrived at Cassel from
Hamburgh.
The organi2ationof the National Guards in Ba-
varia is ultimately resolved upon, and a French
General is charged with superintending their form-
ation.

VIENNA, Oct. 4.—The Army of 'Neutrality, con-
sisting of 26 Regiments of Cavalry and Infantry, are
.aiready on their march, in order to occupy. the sta-
tions assigned them. A Courier has arrived in this
city from Berlin, in two days, and yesterday return-
ed again. Yesterday a whole battalion of, soldiers
arrived here, that had been in a French prison ; ac-
cording to their account, they bad been very hu-
manely: treated.
The Regiment of ESTERHAZY, 4000 strong, bave
'passed through this city, on their way to Upper
'• Austria: .

MEMEL* OCT. 4._ ..V hear that another Russian
,Manifesto will follow that which has made its ap-
pearance.

GOTUA, • OCT. Prussian Majesty left
Naurniitirgh on the 4th) at six in- the morning, at
the head of his guards. His Majesty -entered Er-
furt!, at four in the afternoon, where Count HAUG-
vtrifl in the evening.'
•
"HANOVER, OCT. 10.—In consequence or the
news received h6re that the- differences between
Prussia-and England .are in a fair way of being
cahly settled, a number of persons here have illu-
Minated their houses. 'But as a premature illumina-
tion might be prod-naive of bad consequences, it has
,been forbidden under the penalty of 50 rix dollars.

On Monday se'nnight Lady l'EaTll_gave a most
elegant Ball .to the Nobility and Gentry in the
neighbourhOod of Drummond Castle. The Bail was
led up by" Lord PRIMROSE M
and Miss DRUMOND,
and the dancing continued till day-break.
.Sir
CHARLES and Lady ASGILL, Mi3S HEATLEY, and
Mr. LORAINE SMITII, who are on their way to Ire-
land from a tour through the Highlands, wexe the
only English of the party.!