The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-08 00:00:00

HAIIIBURGH, Nov. t.

The venerable Duke of BRUNSWICK has been at
Altona since Tuesday last. He remains ns a pri-
vate p'erson, at a sort of public dancing-house, which
he has engaged.

Brunswick is occupied by the Prenth. When
they arrived there, one of their first MeagUres was to
disarm and dismiss the garrison, consisting of ?No
men. They are said to have plundered almost every
'where,(except at Brunswick). At Weimar the an 7
tient Dutchess. threw herself at the feet of the
,conquerors. It was not wholly in vain. BoNA-,
PARTE said, his troops, should not be perm„itted to
have more than seven hours to gratify their
avarice ;. then it should cease, as an especial favour '
granted at her intercession.

This city is completely filled with fugitives, and '
others, who are conveying themselves and their
property to some place of security, -and adjusting
their affairs after.the'general tumult. All the Inns
and coffee-houses are placarded with an 'Order froni
the Senate, that no person is to speak on:political af-
fairs ; and the Mandate in every company is striEtly•
obeyed, from, the immediate' danger that would at-
tend the
.infringement Under a systein of eSpionage;
must curiously interwoven With the, public policy of
the city.

Among the complicated causes' of 'the late. diSas-
-ters, oilp of the most pernicious is reported to be;
'the treachery of one of the Prussian Ministers. This
monster is' said to have kbpt 4n his Pockets for 2 i
days the dispatches for accelerating the advance of
the Russians.; 'and it is said, that a sithilar a& of
treachery decided the day on the 14th. Over-night
the Prussians had orders•to commence the attack at
four A. M. These instru&ions were communicated
to the Enemy; 'and at brie A. M. before the Prus-
sianq were in order of battle, the attack by the
French' commenced ; in the confusion, an opening
on the right wing was made. BONAPARTE; imper-
ceptibly, threw in 20,000,men, with artillery; -on
the flanks of the' Prussians,, who were thus enfiladed
in the centre, and very few had the good fortune td
escape after this dextrous manoeuvre.

Miss BIDWELL, an English Lady (vho was tu-
toress to the KING of NussiA's children, had a nar-
row escape from falling into the hands of the French
she arrived On Thursday from Berlin.
On Monday last the Hon. WILLIAM HOWARD
and WILLIAM Oito,, Esq. Were eleded Members for
the Borough of Morpeth.
The, D'rade French' PriVateeri of 16 guns, 34
men, is captured by the Lucq, Capt. BOUKLIFF, of
Liverpool, and carried into Trinidad, after a smart
engagement, in wl;ich the Lucy had one man killed
and four wounded,. and the Privateer one man killed
and fifte6n vOunded.

The William,
,JENtINS Master, from Lisbon to,
Newfoundland, sprung .a leak, which obliged her to
bear up for England. She is safe arrived at Poole.
, The new Alelo-Drama in preparation at Drury-
lane, is by TUEODORE Hoox. It 'is called Teckeli
or, The S'ige of Catz. it will be cast with all the
strenah of the 'Theatre.

A new Farce has been 'accepted at Drury-lahe,
tinder the whimsical title of " Aft% IL"

FATAL PASSION.—,—A Serjeant-M jor of the GI st
Regiment—(a native of Berwick)—n )w quartered at
Limerick, shot himself, on the 29th of fast month,
in that garrison: " The •Pangs of despised Love"
are assigned as the acute