The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-10 00:00:00

FIRST MAIL

ST. PETERSBURGH, FEB. s.—His Highness ihe
Grand Duke CONSTAIITINE arrived here the.day be-
fore yesterday from Berlin, in good health;
Official .information having been received,. that
Russian merchant slips are detained in the French
Forts, and_ the Crews sent into the Interior, M. •

LESSEPS, the French. Agent here, has been informed
by Government, that, as those measur6 are con-
trary to the Treaty of Commerce which subsisted
between Rusia and France, unless they are aban-
doned, retaliation will be made upon the property of
French Subje&s residing .in Russia. The French
Agent has dispatched a Courier with this Lommuni-
eation to Paris.

E FEE. 1:5 .--7 Our expe&ation of seeing the
Bataviaii Troops return 'from Germany it.; disappoint

ed. General DUMONCEAU, who commends them,
has inferined us, that he -has- received m1..-rs 'from
M. BERThIER, the Minister of \\Tir, to join Mar-
shal AUGEREAU with his Division, and to remain
between the Mayn and the Necker till further or-
ders. The Officers of the Stair, who had arrived'
here, have returned to the ArMy. The intended pro-
motions in our Army must now be deferred till anon
.ther opportunity.
Very few' duties having been hitherto . paid in
Dutch Brabant, had caused a number of persons to
settle there ; but since the same duties have been
required thereas in the other -parts of Holland, dis-
ktubances have broken out at Osterhout, and seve-.
ral places between Breda and Bergen-op-Zoom,
which, however, were soon suppressed; but since
this: circumstance' has been noticed by our State
Coutant, each of ,these. Communes is anxious to ex-
cuse itself, as having taken no part in the movements
complained of. In the camp at Zeyst there are
scarcely 200 men.
VIENNA, FEB. o.—General VINCENT is gone to
Paris, to a& in the same capacity as the French Ge-
neral ANpunossy does at this Court, until Ambassa-
dors are nominated on both sides.
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FRANKFORT,' FEF. 15.--vur•ctty is still the chief
head-quarters of the Army of AUGEREAU. The
quartering of the Troops is extremely burdensome. .
This. day a large train of Artillery from Mentz
passed through this city for Darmstadt.
Through the laudable exertions of our Govern-
ment, notwithstanding all- our calamities, the price-
of bread has not risen : specie, however, is uncom-
monly scarce.

HANAU, FEE. 15.—The French Army colleaing
in our neighbourhood upon the Lower Mayn seetr
to increase every day. Bes;:l•2s..,Mirslial. AUCE-
REAU'S Corps, and the tativians that keep up the
communication between Frankfort and the Garrison
of Mentz, and extend themselves upon the Mayn
to the Rhine and the Rhingau, a number or Troops
continue to arrive from the, Grand Army in Mo-
ravia. 'General LEVAL'S Corps.also, which belonged
to the French Army of the North, before the Con-
Vention • took place between France and Prussia
respeCling Hanover, have been ordered, while upon
their march towards Strasbourg, to proceed to the
Banks of the Mayo. The reports produced by the
movements of these numerous bodies of Troops are
-various, but without sufficivt foundation. On the
13th Marshal LEFEVEE removed his head-quarters
from Mentz to Darmstadt. A part of the Troops
passed over the Bridge of Boats at' Kostheim. In
the distriia of Nassau 200 carriages were demanded
to`transport the Artillery. Gen. LEVAL'S Division
from the Upper Rhine is to join this Division. The
Principality ofAffschaffenhourg is not yet occupied ;
and it is believed that, the County of Wetzlar, be-
longing to the Electoral ARCH-CHANCELLOR, will
also be excused,

FROM THE MAYN, FEB. 15.—The Corps of the
French Army under General NEY is retreating from
Saltibourg, to Alsace, thtotigh Landsber, Mem-
mingen, and Fribourg. The KING of SARDINIA.
will, in future,. reside in' the Island of that name.
Within a few -<ieeks past 900 Conscripts have ar-
rived at Augsbourg, and have been distributed among
different Regiments. The rumour of an Alliance,
Offensive and Defensive,, between France, Austria,
Bavaria, Wirtemberg, and Baden, for a period of
ten years, requires further confirmiltion.
The report of an intended Contribution in a
neighbouring' Couritry is wholly unfounded Mar-
shal BERNADOTTE left. Ratisbon again on the Bth
inst. A French En2ineer at Strasl)ourg has pub-
lished a plan for uniting the Rhine and the Seine•
by means of Canals ; and it is added, that if the
project of joining the Danube with the Rhine were
to be adopted, goods might be conveyed from the
English Channel through Rivers and Canals to the
Mediterranean and the Black Sea. The Proje&or
adds, that the English are so apprehensive; of the
realization of his project, that they have offered him
twenty millions to suppress it. It is, however, de-
dicated to the Emperor NApoLEON.
HANOVER, FEB 4 19.—The Prussian Regiment of
Wintzio• has entered Osnabruck, in which Princi-'
pality there are now five thousand'l'roops. In the
course of the last few days upwards of live thousand'
Russian Troops have Marched through Artenburg,
and:Dave since 'passed the Elbe in several places, to
enter the Mecklenburgh Territory.
WARSAW, FEB. B.—The 'report generally circu-
lated here, that the Russian Monarch 'had arrived
at Brersc on the 30th ult. is totally unfounded
however,' we are assured that His Majesty will very
soon leave his' capital, and that quarters are prepar •
ing at Brersc for him and his suite.
AUGSBURGH, FEB.. 12.—The French headquar-
ters are still here ;. the possession of this city by the
Civil Power has not yet taken place, and the French
General of Division RENE is the Governor of the
Town. There are besides a Regiment of Bavarian •

Infantry and "another ,of Cavalry quartered upon. the
Gti-hens. Deputation has waited upon General.
NE. to complain of these incenveniencies. It is
.caiculated, fliat during the laSt. font-, Months
.not
icss 'than ten thousaMd:Erench Troops have been
here upon their passage, whieh, reckoning•cornmon
men and Officers only at a florin pde ' day, is .a con-
siderable expellee. Sevel'al ,hundred
,families are
conesieptly_redlised_ to. extreme misery, which is
rendered still, more bitter in 'consequence of real
scarcity. •

-13'...sLE, FEB, I.7—Our Government have,publishe4
a Proclamation, reminding the, Public of, -Ale orders
issued in June and 06tober, , 1803, relative to 'the
introcluaion-,of Eliglish goods. It 'is now added,
that any persous cOnvi6ted of- introducing English
commodities into France, dircaly. or indirealy.,, 811011
pay fine" of one hundred ',Louis ors, besides be-
responsibi'e With the rest of their property
fOr any consequ'ences- that ,May follow: Citizens
thns ufiending tire to be - deprived ortheir civic
rig!!ts; and strangers (subjeEted to banishment with-
out mitigation.

-
LEMI3ERG, Russian G-ener:ll-in-
Ch.!ef 11(trOsp-cv has not.yet left, this place, bu_ is
still here with' the '.'hole of his Staff,' nor is it
lit will leave us soon, as his residenCe is taken for six
months:

NUREbIBERG, FEB. 1 5 .—Travellers have, just now
brought. information that, a Freno corps of three
thousand -mien; frorr Eichstadt, have entered the
• , • • Hi •
neighbourhood of Ipolstein, Allersberg, and Neu«
further learn that the objeai- 'of, this
movement is only' to relieve. Eichstpdt and that
Marshal Auupahauistcorps will occupy the Maine
ai far a Bamberg'; and that the Divisions of .Q-ene-
MORTIEK and GAzAis are to be stationed in the
-Upper Palatinate.

MU:NICH, FEB. 11.—The Coronation of his .Ba-
varian iViajesty is fixed for 06lober next ; he will,
probably, first make a visit to Paris. The Crown
prince -yvill be presented at the military fete in May.
AUGSBURGH, FEB.' i3.--Yesterday one hundred

and eighteen carriages; drawn byfouiand six horses,
arrived here from :Austria; and as most of them are
laden with money they were escorted to Stras-
bu'rgh by two battaliOns of Infantry and a whole Re-
g:nent of cavalry.
LENBERG, JAN. QS.=All the Russian Troops
Upon their return 'from Germany have been or-
dered to halt upon the Frontiers': and, according to
;information from Warsaw,
.180,000 .men have been

oidered to' approach that' city. At Elizabethburgh,
in RuSSia, where the arsenal is the hirgest in the
Imperial Deminions,, they are at work" day and night
upon military, prepaiations.

SECOND MAIL.

VIENNA, FEB.: 15.-41 is Royal Highness the Arc-
hduke CHARLES is promoted, to the dignity of Gene-
ralk:-.-Iruo of the Inaps,::ial Armies, which was, ac-
companied by
,the following Letter :
‘,‘ MY DEAR BROTHER,

", After the unhappy events which have' lately
tal;(•n pl ice, and a Peace obtained by.such great sa-
.crifices, there is an indispensable necessity for putting
the l~lilitary in`a situation adequate to the popula-
thra of the Country, and- the situation Of the Finances,
which shall be -distinguishable for its order and pre-
cision, aty, shall afford the best proteCtion for my
Hereditary States. My first step to attain this end
is tq put you at the head of all my Armies-in the
quality of Generalissimo. '• When the Troops. shall
be .sensible that,•-in case I should be forced'intb a
Thor, they will be Under your Command, the idea
,will recall, to those who have seen service, the
`glory they hate acquired On the field of battle upon
so many occasions .when you commanded them : it
will inspire others with confidehce in the talents, the
bravery, and foresight of their General, who led
them by the surest paths to viaory. With the dig-
nity of Generalissimo, I confer upon you the direc-
tion of all -my military Forces during the time of
Peace, in suich a manner that the Aulic- Council, and
every other military Administration, shall be subjeCl
-to your ordets.
" I- shall, -to-day, inform you of my pleasure in a
!manner/more in. detail, in a Letter written by my-
- self, which: shall define the sphere of your aCtivity,
as well as that of. the Authorities which are to be
subje& to you. Y &xpea, at the same time, from
your intelligence And your indefatigable exertions,
the formation of new ,plans for ameliorating the
present system, and also 'the most • efficacious at-
tention to the puntthalit and the propriety of their
•execution. - •
• Vienna, Feb. to, 1866. (Signed) " FRANCIS." -

Vie are pow assared that the report stating that
the Archduke had received a valuable sword zs a
present from the Emperor NAPOLEON'iS altogether
.false; it is only trde that,His Highness, accompanied
only by General Count GRUNN, (lined at Stamriiers-
duri with the-Emperor of the French.
A Courier from • Rerliti baS passed through this
city ith important dispatches for COnstantin4le.
The state. of tht -weather increases the Mortality.
that preVail's here, from—fifty to -Sixty-persons die
rvcry day in Vicuna. In several parts
,of Hungary
the mortality. is still greater; and several medical
&en have Callen, a sacrifice to the prevailing ma-
lady.

VENICE, FEE. 2:-=-Yesterday
•ProclamatiOk was
published, announcing that _any persons havin7 goods
in their posse :lion belonging to _Russia, Naples, and
England, must immediately transmit an inventory
of them within twenty'-four hours to the War-Mi.
iLster VANEL.