The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-11 00:00:00

. , JUNIUS's LETTERS.
This Day was published,
In Two elegant Volumes small Bvo embellished with beau,
tiful Portraits,o)y Caroline Watson, price fis. in boards.,
A COMPLETE nd AUTHENTIC EDITION
rir of the Celebrated LETTERS of JUNIUS, containing
much additional tvlatterandmueh Inform Atiori.not to be foiind
in any other Edition; .
A rriodg:the Aticlitipns are .(1) the various Letters to which
Junius feplied.; (2) copious illustratiVe Notes, historical and
biographica, ; and (31 an Irujuiry relative to the Author of
these Papers, in which the pretensions- of various supposed
Wiiters are critically examined„and the name of the real Au_.
thin ascertaiiitd. • -

By lOHN ALMON,
Autliorof the Lives of the Earl of Chatham, and john Wilkes,
:of A necdote, Historical and Biographical, tee
No person can donbt the superior pretansionS of Mr. Al-
mon to give'to the world an illustraud and classical Edition
of the famous Letters Of. ;mins, a task for which he has
wales been aCknowledged to be better qualified than any other
contemporary. of that' distinguiSlicd Writer. This Edition
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Thus the total E,reneral of the ProsSian. army ccn
sisted' of t 6ti battalions -land' 28.6 squadrons
50 batteries, whiCh made present inidetsarms 11.5,900
infantry', 30,000 davaltyl-and 800, pii.;6:4 OfcannOn,
comprising the cannon.of .the battalions. -•
• All this. army- was at•the battle' 'of *the 14th, e
cept the corps of Pie Duke -of "Wirnar,,which..waS
still at Eisenach, and the reserve of the Prince of
Wittenber,r, 'which carries t he'Prtissian forces that
Were at the.battle to 126,000 then. . .
Of these 126,060 men, not one has escaped. Of
the corps of the Duke of Weimar, not a man has
escaped. Of the corps of reserve of the Duke or
Wittenberg, Which. was beat at Halle; not a Mail
has escaped.' •
Thus 'theie, 14.%000 then' have all been. taken-,
wounded or killed. All the colours and Standards,
all .the cannon, th 6 baggage, all the Generals'
haVeheen taken, and nothing has crossed the Oder:
The King, queen, , General Kalkreuth, and •,about
ten or. twelve Officers, are all that have fled. Th.'
'king of Prussia has now remaining a Regiment in
the town of Gres Glogiu, which is .besieged, one at
Breslau, one at Brieg, two at Warsaw, and a few
Regiments at Koenigsberg, in all about 1.5,000 in-
fantry.and 3,0 r 4000 cavaliy. Part of these troops,
are shbt, up in strong places. The _King cannot as-
semble at Kceniersbergi. whither. be-. is at this mo.;
tent fled,.more Koenigsberg;'
8000 men. '

The SOi'ereigt?, of'Sa'/tony has 'made a present or
his portrait to General Lemarois, Governor id With
tenberg, wh6, being at torgan, re-establishedsorder
in a house of corre6tion, among 600 conriets, who
had armed themselves and threatened to plunder tho
town.

- General Lebrun presented yesterday to the Er
peror four 'standards belonging to four Prussian sqtia,
dtont commanded by General-Pelet; and which Ge-
neral Drouet forced to ia p itu I ate nea r Lauen burg h.
They 'had escaped, and-were of the corps of General
Blucher. •
Major Amiel, at the bead of a squadron of the
sth - rangers, sent by MarShal Soak along the
Elbe, to pick up all that 'might escape of the corps of
General Blucher; -has made about moo prisoners;
among whom.-are Soo-hussars; and has taken a great
quantity of baggage:
The-10119%011g is the position of the French army i
The'division of cuirassiers of General-Hautpault, the
divisions* of dragooits of the Generals -Grouchy and
Sahue, the light cavalry of 'General Lasalle,: triakin,g•
a part of the reserve -of cavalry which the Grand
Duke Of Berg had at Lubeck, are marching to-Ber.
; -

The head of the corps of Marshal Ney, which
made Magdeburgh .capitulate ;-entered- Berlin to-day.
The corps of the Prime Ponto-Corvo and Marshal
Soult are on theirway to Berlin. The corps of Mar-
shal' Souk will arrive- there the 20th, that of th 4
Prince of Ponto-Corvo a few days after,
• Marshal Mortier is arrived with the Bth corps
tqamburgh to close the Elbe and the Weser.
Gen. Savary has been charged to blockade Ha.
mein with the Dutch division,'

The co'rp's 'of Marshal Lannes is lit Thorn.
The cOrpS. of Marshal Angereau is -at Bremner-
and opposite Grandentz. - -
The corps of Marshal Davonst is on its march from
Posen towards Warsaw, 'whithil the Grand Duke of
•
Berg. is repairing With the other parts of the "resent
of cavalry;' consisting of the division -of dragoons of
Generals Beauniont,• Klein-, and Beker, the division
of cuirassiers.of Gen. Nansouty, and the fight' cavaie
ry of Gen. Milhaud.

Ranee Jerotne,- with the corps -of floe i!\
besieging Gros Glogau ; his siege equipage was form, •
edt Custrin.. One of thedl-viions-is investing Fires.
•is.takin; possession of Silesia.
- Our troops occupy.thda fort of Leoczyc, half way
between 'rpen aid Winsaw. Magatines and artillery
ha.;re`liefill' found .tltere./ The .Polts, show the .bestclispoition, but as far as the' Vistula this Conn try. 4
dittioult -; it is very sandy, It is the:first time' tht_
Vistula sees the Gat:
The Emperor de,ired -that/the icing of 1-towthu;
kingdomi..
should return to his, kingdom to defend it in person:
The King.oftiolland h,a-Seattied the corps of Mara—
lial'lNlar4ier. to take posrsgon of Hanoirgt, The.
Eagle,.* and. .tho -.gleaural 'wetetiter
trethe,r, . . ,