The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-11 00:00:00

ITActin, 30.... General Order of theDny for
his :Ylajesty's Guards :
" We have observed the good order and discip)ipe
of our Qv:arc's with satisfAtion.
.They are on the,
point of taitistig the, field. When the odk•asion pre-
sents itself the Army of Reserve, of which they
.form a part, will afford fresh proofs of the courage
that animates them, and acquire new claims to our
at&ion and confidence. The Officers, Subalterns,
and Privates, which compose our Guard, are our chil-
dren, and the flower of the Army.
,4‘ Our. solicitude: will always follow them.—
Those who have followed us to Holland, and have
there attached themselves to bur service, will always
continue. to 'increase in meriting the affedion we bear
them. •-•

The Army marches for the defence of the fron-
tiers under the eye of their King, that of the whole
Nation, and of the Grand Army. Let the Guards
never forget to Maintain the honour of the country'
and their own glory.
`f Given at the Royal Palace in the Wood, Sept►
29, i 806, and the first of our Reign."
EHRENBREITSTEIN, SEPT. 27.—Though the Prus-
sian and Saxon troops have by this time reached the
points'of their deStination, the French Grand Army
seems not yet formed, but to wait for the amazing
reinforcements on their way from France. In the
mean while, we ,observe great movements among
the troops, 'which will doubtless increase when the
Emperor NAPOI.LON places himself at their'head.
ERLANGEN; SEi-r. 26.—The various French troops
in Swabia and Blvaria are all in motion towards
Franconia. Marshal SOULT'S corps, consisting of
36,000'inen, which had been left to occupy Bran•
nap, and present a front towards the4strian States,
it 'is also said, is to leave Bavaria and Issenible near
Herschbruck. ,Instead of Marshal SouLT's
,corps
it is understood that the whole of the Bavarian

troops are to term Army of Observation towards
the Austrian Tronticr. Several thousind French
troops have assembled .in our vicinity. Upward's of
5 000 were yesterday at Nuremberg; and the heady•
qu#ters of Marshal BERTHIER ere expe6ted. to be
fixed there. There is also a report that Nuremberg
is to be made a military depot. In fine, the whole
force which will be collcaed 'in the territory of
Nkemberg and Anspach, it is supposed, will exceed.
60,000 men. It is understoOd that a park of Artil-
lery Will be formed near St. Peter's, on the road, to
Fettcht, upon the Nuremberg territory. _TheFrench
increase in their numbers upon, the Frontiers of rulda
and

The following Letter was sent by the King of
PRUSSIA to General VON KIRSCHFELDT,
dant of the Royal Guards at i'otzdarn

" Though it was my first intention to come to
Porzdam to-morrow, to be present when the
talions march out, I have been obliged to wave
my design, on account of several temporary affairs
and business which have intervened. Let the
troops therefore be informed, in my name, that
I wish them all, high and low, much happiness on
the occasion of th..!ir march.. What I have a right
to ex pee. of them, and the high degree of confidence
which I have placed. to thew,-have long, been known
to each individual : I shall therefore not repeat it.—
Hitherto the Prussian Army has known how to.
preserve its glory—it will not suffer it to sink new.
But if we can obtain our objett without the sword—
that is to say, the necessary security .of our own
and the neighbouring States, so much the better--
otherwise, rather than batter themselves with the
vain, though honourable, hope of peace, I shall ex-
pea that each of these States will think of distin-
guishing itself still more; for the general welfare,
against the Enemy. I wish 'you the continuance of
your health, and hope to see you all together in a
short time.

" FREDERIC WILLIAM."

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