The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-01 00:00:00

PAR/S, AUG. 92.—The Grand Army, which is to
assemble here for, the triumphal fetes, is Ito occupy
three camps, one at Mendoh,, another at Charenron,
and the, • third at St. Denis. They are to consist of
50,000 men each. '4

FRANKFORT, AUG. 16.—Among" the vague re-
pprts circulated in Germany, and which are eagerly
caught up, there is one which, without being-au-
thentic, attracts the general attention. rit i said,
tht the Principality of Bareuth will buceded to the
King of Bavaria; the Country of Hanover to the
p Landgrave of Hesse Cassel, and that Prussia will be
indemnified with the whole Ele&orate of Saxony,
after the death of the present EleCtor, Who-has no
male descendants. It is reported, 'that ; t conse-
quence of this arrangement, his. Prussian..-11,1ajesty,
will acquire the Sovereignty of the Ducallionses in
Saxony.. It is almost unnecessary to observe, that
these reports cannot be traced as yet to any 'authen-
tic source. eiact
Several detachments of :French Enginq.et's and
Miners have arrived at Augsburgh, and others are
expected ; they, are, to be employed in the Tottiliat-'--
tions which are to be erected in that town.
We learn that there is only one Regiantiiti,all
Istria, which is encamped near Cape Istria. TWo
other Regiments that were. there .have marched for
Dalmatia. The march of the _ troops. of' General
MARMONT'S division is concluded.
AUGSBURGH, AUG: `M.—Letters from Trieste,
• received yesterday, mention, that the army of Gene-,
ral MARsioN-r, which. was in full march. for Dal=
matia, has received counter orders, the affair of
Cniro being eotripletely settled. It consequently
returns to the Venetian territory. Two Regiments
Nve'already passed by Trieste- for their new desti-
nation:' • ,

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ritANKFORT, AUGUST. , 18.—private letters from
Parriborgh mention, that the conclusion of the
Northern Conti'deration may be shortly expeded.
Thy
:movements of the Prussian Troops in West.
phaiia. are not ,of much consequence; they arelato
tributed to the occupation of
,the County of Bent-
liehn by the French. ramp ofsixteemor twenty
thousand men -is .to be formed here under the com-
fband of Marshal AUGER EAU.
PAESDEN, Alio. :).—We believe that we have
some -authentic, information respelling the motives
of the French for taking a position upon the borders.
of S_ Bohemia appears to have been threaten-
ed. The troops were to assemble in our Contitry,
in order to relieve the Upper Palatinate, which was
oppressed with French troops. Besides, Bohemia
could be approached as well from Saxony Jas from
the Upper Palatinate. It is however supptoied, that
these troops will not long remain in this:positipp„
the Emperor: of Austria having given his definitiyq
answer to the Emperor of the French, abd affairS-
being entirely settled between these two _Powers.
.A.fter the necessary orders shall be received, Which
requires time, the troops will' retire, and thus con-
am the re-establishthent of a good understanding
between Austria and France. These proceedings,
in- the mean time, were excessively alarming for,
the EleaOral States,
.where there was *a part
,of the
French Army, and which suffered so much hst

War.
,The Army extends on' the right to. Ebers-
dorff, and is as far advanced as the environs of
New Dadendmil. The high road leading to our
capital is occupied by a great number of troops,
about ten leagues froth our frontlyrs, and six
leagues from the frontiers of BoheMia, on the side
of Egra. , •
Our Court is invited to cci-operate in the forma-
tion of a Northern Confederation. The small Sakon
Princes, it is supposed, will li)se their Sovereignties,
in thee-Same manner that those included in the .Con-
federation of the Rhine have.
NUREMBERG, Au 6.• IG.—The 'detachment of
Prussian troops whichwere inonr.suburb of Wolird,
liai,;e marched this morning, and taken the rOnt6'
of Bareuth. • t
Information has also'beeni received, that .the Prus,
clan troops have quitted Edang and its environs.
FRANKFORT, AUG. I 9.7-11iS Majesty the King of
Holland left Mayen& yesterday. It is confidently
said that he is gone to Aix-la-Chapelle.
DUSSELDORF, AUG. 24 the letters from
Westphalia confirm the: newS which had already
been in circulation for several days,-that the Prussian
troops have suddenly quitted the towns of
Soest, and. other places. in the Cohnty. of
'Ala& The official papers and public chests were.
every where packed up. On the 13th- the Prus-
sic!) troops which composed the Garrison of Mu4-;.,:i
ster had also received orders to march at the first'
notice. These extraordinary
-and unexpeeted mea-
sures, joined to the motions of :the troops' in the
North of Germany, naturally excite a variety of
conje6tures; This state of cenjeaure cannot be of
long duration, and it is probable that in a short time
it will be known what we are to.exped.,
NAPLES, AUG: B.—The Head-quarters of M.
M,tssENA are. at Vietri, near Salerno • but that Ge-
neral's journey to Calabria -is deferred for, the pre-
sent. Two moveable columns are on 'their march
from Salerno lo Torre* Annunziata, attended by
Civil Commissioners, with orders to disarm the in-
habitants of the level country. The Insurgents 'in
the pay of England are every where attacked and
dispersed ,by the French and Neapolitans,-;
Corps of them near Polia_haS.been cuts in pi
General VINTEMILLE, and two pieces of cannon dnd
a' quantity
,of artirriTlition taken from them.' :At
-6014 SeelghenO, and Castellucio, simitar:Avan-
tigei have beep obtained ; a number of .IpiprgeVis
bee been killed ; and the rest have scarcely had
time to save themselves_ on board the 'Ships, or by
flight into the mountains:
, The Felice have issued an Order, - under severe
penalties, for all Calabrians who . are in this i:ity
without passports of safety,' to return to their:Pro-
vince within two, days. , The incredible number of
persons who had taken refuge here has rendered this
step indispensible.
In the mean while, it seems that the,AconhTes
in Calabria are suppressed ; and as a projk.otl tl*
good disposition of the inhabitants in, ;the otter
parts of the' kingdom,, the surrender of Gaeta has
been celebrated with every dcmonstratiopefjoy.
A division of Gun-floats, which were stationed
the mouth of the river Garigliano,. have put4to Sea-
with a good wind, and, undipfavour of the night
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