The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-12 00:00:00

THE H.,420T17,11G11: MOIL.

114i:NAU, JULY. 29,—=At Frankfort the sufrender.
of that City to the .F.leaor. Arch-Chancellor and the
opening of the ConireSs of the. Federative States, is
expec=ted iii a few days': several of the Deputies to
that Congress .have already provided-themselves with
residences there.

It is said.that Marshal-AUGEREAU will return from
Wisbaden this week, and take possesSion of Frank-
fort-for the Elea-or Areh=Chancellor.

His Majesty the King of 1-Tolland, wholias „hi-
therto 'gone' every day. from. Mentz to WiSbaden to
use.the baths there, will in future, for greater con-
veniency, take up his abode at the latter place,
,where
a suitable residence is preparing for him.
It is understood that the House of Nassau-Orange-
Fulda will be invited to accede to the new Rhenish
Federation.

RATISON, JULY 28.—Within a fortnight or three
weeks a French camp of 30,000 men will be formed
in the vicinity of this City ; deliveries of forage, &c.
have already been ordered for that purpose.
At Munich the exchange of the Original AEts of
Accession .to the Rhenish Federation has been made
in presence of the Minister of War, :Prince BER-
THIER. The
.commencement df this alliance, and
the termination of the former relations, will take
•
place here on the Ist of August.

HAMBURGH, AUG.S.—In the A& of Confederation
of the new Rhenish Alliance, there is an article, ac-
cording to which all the neighbouring Princes, who
in future shall wish to accede to this Confederation,
shall be received into it. Instead of the regal
dignity, te Elector Of BADEN, and the Land-
grave of HESSE DARMSTADT, will receive that of
Grand Duke, with the title of Royal Highn'oss,
Baden receives the Sovereignty of the Possessions of
the Princes of Leiningen and Furstenburgh. Bava-
ria and Wurtemburgh divides Swabia and Franconia.
Darmstadt obtains Friedburgh ; Prince JOACHIM*
4-fifths of the territories of Nassau ; the rest of
which goes to the Prince of Nassau ti eilburgh
alone.

The Deputies of the new States will assemble at
Frankfort on the Maine on the Ist of Sepcember.—
NaroLnog will be present in person.‘

. ,
Since the conclusion of Peace between Russia and
France, all-fears of a new rupture between the lat-
ter, Power 'and Austria have entirely yanished. The
consequence of it- will likewise appear in the altered
motion of the Troops, as soon as the Pece witN
Russia shall have been ratified, ,when it is expeded'
that Au)tria will give her consent to the new Rhenish
Federation. .

BR EMEN, AU.G. 4.7-u To-day an account, was re-
ceivett here tat the Prussiaus were marching to the

Ems. A Prussian Army of 44,000 men is assem-
bling'near 2;R-ulster. On the 2d inst.
_thee Prussian

'Garrison marched out of Osnaburgh, and Troops,
'have broken Up from Other parts of Westphalia.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 28.—According to the
last letters' from Asia, the WeChabites continue to
Make considerable progress; they have made them-
selves masters of Mecca and Medina, and greatly
disturbthe Pilgrims.
The Corps of Troops of 20,000 which was assem-
bled near Scutari, in Natolia, I)as already passed the
Sea, and is encamped near Levant Tchifii, not fat
from Pera. Their good discipline is greatly admired.
Another Corps of 40,000 men will encamp near
Tira (not far from the mouth of the Bosphorus),
where a. Fort will be ereded, for which the Engi-
"leers TAUSSERAND and HODDE have received or--
dm to prepare a plan.
Ot the Turkish Squadron lately mentioned,, only
three 'Frigates have put to sea, with which the Capi-
tan Pacha will sail for Egypt, to carry. the new Go-
vernor, which dignity the Porte has bestowed on the
Pacha of Solowich, on account of his good qualities.
At the same aline, it is said, an arrangement will be
made with the Beys, at the head of whom; it is
known, is ELPI BEY:

The Russian Ambassador, M. ITArat4sKY, still
supports the application of the Prussian: Charge
d'APircs, relative to the Free Navigation of Rus-
sian Ships in the Black
,Sea. The Porte has, how-
ever, as yet come to no resolution on the subject.
VIENNA, JULY 26.—According to the last atl-
vices from Trieste, Cataro was still in possess-ion of
the Russians ; the Austrian 'troops, were I,vtiit-
ing encamped in the Islands of Curzola. and
Lessina.

PROD'S THE BANKS OF THE
,MAI2IE, .114,Y 26.—T11e
French troops which lk►ve till
,now, remained,in
Franconia, in the Counties of Rockenburgh, Mer-
gentheim; and Hohenlohe, have set out to proceed by
'the Elaiorate of WUrt4burgh, upon the frontiers
of Saxony. It is said in the Journals that the ci-
,t, (cnt Duke of Modena will be .indemnified
,for
iossof his States, by the cession of the, Princi-

pality of Bamberg, for which the King of Bavaria
will receive an adequate pension.- A numerous
Corps of Frehich troops are assembling on the fron-
tiers of Bavaria. It is said that .a great many 1)(1-
mils have patted Ullll to be: conveyid to Italy,