The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-20 00:00:00

til3 'I4ME if IIG !I MAIL.

Doat.tatil ErT: VON BLuCiiitt las is-
Sued a public Miiiiiter, in ivhich it is
stated, that Prussia is deieraililea to make no farther
cessions of territory.

G alus`wAtu, San% 13.:L4t noon this day Major
VON Kaziaatura arrived here with a Lettet tO the
King from the Prussian Gengral Count Vorr
gum'. He rettwned.at four (IVO& with his Ma-
:.jesty's answer.
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, I*OCXBUEGH, SEPT. 8.--,-Koebler's klussars and
a lit igade of Infantry lie in our little country. We
have also the Regiment of Kaiserling in the town.
An intrenched camp is to be formed near Maiden,
and a magazine for a whole corps of the Army is
established at Nienburgh. Our territory has hitherto
been pretty well relieved from the burthen of quar-
tering troops, and it is said, that those who are
still 'bere,will march towards Osnabruck, where the
corps under the command of General VON BRUES-
WITZ. which is to be considerably reinforced, is as-
sembling.
BRANDENBURG% EI!T. o.4a4Prinee Louts, son of
Prince FERDINAND,. the King's Grand' Uncle, is to
command a corps of the Saxon Army; united with
a corps of Prussians. He will soon proceed to Dres-
den with his Adjutant-Qeneral.
• HAMMON, SEPT. 13.-... The Mike Of BRUNS-
wicx '.has arrived at Alagdeburgh. The ytitmg
Prince Pam. ESTERHAZY goes to London as Aus-
trian Secretary of Legation. On the 1 tth a false
report prevailed at Bremen, that France bad already.
declared War against Prussia. The price of mer-
chandize, and particularly of corn, -rose however
considerably, in consequence of the rumour. Let-
ters from Amsterdam state, that a French, and
Dutch Army of 40,000 men will be assembled at
Bentheim.

ST. PETERSBURGH, AUG. 26.---The Emperor has
made the two circumnavigators, Captains LISJAN-
SKY and KRUSENSTERN, Knights of the Order. of St.
Vladimir of the third dais. A new and splendid
Theatre is about to be built at Moscow. The Em-
peror, has already allotted sums necessary to pay the
expenCes of its construction. The attention paid
to the produaion of silk in the Southern Provinces
of the Empire has been attended with success. Coun-
sellor VON ENGLE has thii year promed-601b. of silk
from his estate near Odessa, where be established a
mulberry plantation four years ago.
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HANOVER, SEPT. I 0. —Lariscl's Regiment, which
was in garrison here for some time, marched out this
morning. The corps of the Prussian Army com-
manded by General Count KALKREUTII is on its
march through the Priegnitz, by Danenberg, Celle,
and Hanover, to the Osnaburgh territory. Notice
has been given to :the inhabitants of Lenzen,
-Velzen, Soltau, Noyau, and Diepholtz, to prepare
provisions and forage for the troops marching in that
diretition. The head-quarters, it is reported, are to
be removed from Hanover to Gottingen.
BANKS OP THE .MAINE, SEPT. 6.—Negociations
between France and Prussia are much spoken of.
It is said that a proposition has been' made to give
King FEttntwANn of Naples Grecian Dalmatia, Al-
bania, and Thessaly,, as an indemnification for his
Italian dominions.

ALTCMILMG/t, SEPT. 1 .—TO consequence of an
order issued by Prince I3E.x=Ex, the parks of ar-
till•-ry which were at Guntzburgh and Chu, and the
several divisions of military carriages stationed on
this and the other side of the Lech, we're this day
to take the road for Strasburgh.
NAPLES, Anc. 14.--Plans are forming for the ex-
pedition against Sicily. Marshal MASSENA has, we
are assured, already been appointed by King JOSEPH
Viceroy of that Island.

AMSTERDAM, SErT. 9—The report that France
has ,declared war against another Power is as yet
unconfirmed. We wait with impatience the deve-
lopethent of this crisis.

TRIESTE, Aua. 15.-11]e Russian Ship of the
Line, the Helena, has again approached our harbour,
the blockade of which is renewed.

BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPT. 6.--The French
Army have received orders to return to France, but
not until the changes of territory stipulated by the
Confederation of the Rhine are effeaed, and pos-
session taken of them by those to whom they are
to belong. The Prince Primate has sent to Paris a
Projet for a new arrangement (statute) of the Con-
federation of the Rhine. When it has received the
confirmation of the French Court, it will be pro.
mu gated in the meeting of the Members of the
Confederation.

MUNICH, SEPT. 20—Gen..BELLEGARDt sets out
from this place to morrow for Frankfort on the
Maine.—The Minister of War will follow him on
the- toth. His Adjutants have already began to
take their leave. The Austrian Prisoners are on
their march home. We can give no assurance, how-
ever, that they will meet with no other obstacle.
MAGDEBURGIT, SEPT. 90-ft-011 the 16th his Ex-
cellency Count Kt/1./HEIM arrived here from Berlin .;
the 24-pounder battery of Capt. LANGE, from Cux-
haven, has passed through this place for Berlin ; and
last night the 12-pounder battery ofCapt.LEIIMANN
left,,Berlin for Dodendorf. The day before yester-
day marched through this place eight companies of
the Fidd Jager Regiment ; they were followed by
the Grenadier Guard Battalion of Le Coq and the
Regiment of Guards : the latter remain here until
further orders. Last night his Excellency the Privy
Counsellor and General of Cavalry COunt SCHULEN-
BERG KENNERT arrived here from the Baths ; and
also his Highness the Prince of ORANGE, along with
his Adjutants. Yesterday morning the Infantry Re-
giment of Prince FERDINAND passed through this
place, and the Grenadier Battalion of Prince AUGUS-
TUS FERDINAND marched in.

HAGUE,,SEPT. 9.—The *lay before yesterday the
General in Chief, MZCRAUD, received a Courier from
Paris; after which a Council was held in the Hotel
of the War Department; on the breaking up of
which a great a&ivity was remarked in the Military.
Department Offices ; Ordinances, Expresses, and
Couriers were sent off in, the night, and during the
whole .of yesterday. All the troops have received
orders to hold themselves in readiness to march ; the
greater part go to Zeyst, where a camp will be
formed. The Commanders of the different Corps
were yesterday appointed. Among themis, General
DUMONCEMI, who commands the Military Division
of Groningen TOveryssel.