The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-01 00:00:00

enemy. Here Veutenant Tilmtwro; learned froM
some_ pisoriers stationed here, that 6000 men, Who
had thrown themselves into. Erftirth, had been mad 6
prisoners, and that they were about to pass that
way. Lieutenant HELLWIG immediately formed
the resolution to liberate. his Countrymen ; and be-
ing- joined by 50 Hussars, he posted himself in a
small wood at Eichstadt, about half a league from
Eisenach, and when the column began to pass him,
which was at about six in the evening, he saPied
out upon them, and took the Ftench escort so much
by-surprise, that they had time to make only one
discharge. Having -by this attack lost twenty men,
they fell into confusion, and the whole party were
either 'killed or dispersed. The prisoners thus li-
berated returned to Eisenach, where they killed nnd•
made a number of French, with -a Colonel, pri-"
sonem The Prussians then proceeded to-
hausen.

OSPETIOnE, OCT. 20.—Six thousand French have
entered Munster. Some Officers report, that an
all'air took place at Noidhausen,; on Thursday; in
which the French suffered considerably. The Corps
with which tlry engaged afterwards retreated to
Magdeburgh. We know that the French are at
Nordhausen, the post from that place-having ceased
to arrive. They have also advanced to Wernege-
rode, auedlenburgh, and Aversleben. The Prus-
sians march seven German miles per day. • Hano-
verian waggoners, Bcc. hate passports which admit
them to go through the, French Army without
hindrance.

HANOVER, OCT. 22.-A1 accounts agree, that
Hanover, and ,the property of its subjeds, he
respeded and protede,d by the French. A number
of wounded have again arrived here to-day. The
Prussian Major General LECOQ has withdrawn
with his troops, from 'Westphalia, and retired to
Hameln, in order, it is said, to facilitate his junc-
tion with a body of trooeps under the Duke of WEI-
MAR, near Woifenbuttel.

BRUNSWICK, OCT. ?4.—The following has been
published here By the command of the poke,
our gracious Sovereign, the inhabitants of this
place; as well as those of the towns. and vil-
lages, are ordered and admonished, under the pre-
sent circumstances of hostility near this Country,
to wait the progress of events with confidence and
tranquillity ; and'especkilly to condua themselves in
a friendly manner towards any foreign troops that
may happen to pass through, to whatever Power
they may belong, and also to 'contribute towards
thei subsistence of -those troops as much as possible.
" The Provincial Governments will co-operate
with all theit power in these measures upon every
occasion .that. May ofir.
• (Signed) "V. BOTTICHER."

BRUNSWICK, OCT. 21.—,0ur belayed Sovereign
was brought here to-clay from Blanckenburgh in a
litter. Both his eyes are considerably swelled ;great
hopes are entertained of the preservation of one of
theM. YeSterday afternoon'_ the French, under
Prince MURAT, entered Halberstadt.
• SAXONY, OCT. I7.—Yesterday the French made.
themselves masters of Erfurth ; the, Prussian Corps
there being too weak to resist, were made prisoners.
FRANKFORT, OCT. I R.—The head-quarters of
Marshal MORTIER have been here since thv 13th,
The movem:mt of troops in our neighbourhood is
very inconsiderable.