The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-28 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRANKFORT, Fan. 14.—Besides the Imperial Life
Guard, only a few detachments of the French Grand
Army have passed the Rhine, and regained the
French territory; on the other band, several Corps
have passed over to the Right Bank from Mentz.
A number of Conscripts also continue to arrive in
Germany; for instance, voo of this description ar-
rived last week at Augsburgh. Austria and Bavaria
may at present be completely evacuated, but our
neighbourhood and Franconia are overwhelmed with
French Troops. In the Distrid of Eichstadt alone
there are 40,000, and as maintenance cannot
there be had for them, we learn that Nuremberg, as
well as Frankfort, will be called upon, for an unli-
mited time, to receive a numerous French garrison.
For what purpose such an assemblage of Troops is
intended, at a period when Prussia, Saxony, and
Hesse Cassel, are reducing their's to the Peace Esta-
blishment, is not yet known. To hazard any pre-
mature conjecture, We think, would mat be prudent.
Eight hundred and fifty Dalmatians, who came over
from the Austrian to the French service, entered
Mantua on the 21 st of January.
FEB. IG.—The two millions of francs are paid to
the General Cashier'of the French Army ; the last
instalment of 200,000 livres was carried in this
morning. Between '2 and 3000 French troops marth-
' ed from here to Wisbaden the day before yester-
day ; but in the 'afternoon others arrived from
Darmstadt ; so that our garrison is not much re-
duced. We, however, flatter ourselves, that we than
obtain some redress at Paris. St. Catherine's Cloister
is now fitted up for an hospital ; the sick At present
amo,ltit to no more than 150. General DUPONT'S
division is hi our neighbourhood upon the Maine ;
other Troops, belonging to Marsh2l BnnaltnoTE's
division, we learn, are on their march ; so that
AUGCRAU'S Army will very shortly amount to
50,000 men, and will remain in Germany till every
thing is settled. The rest of the French Corps
ivarch towards ' Strasburgh, excepting those that
are stationed in Eichstadt ; but fir what period of
time we know not. •

For the ensuing Fair we see no preparations, and
we fear, that unless the French Troops are with-
drawn, the Fair will be of very little consequence.
The Batavian Troops began their march home-
wards on the 11th.

BORDERS OF THE MAINE, 17E11. 11.-It is not be-
lieved that the approaching Fair at Frankfort will he
very brilliant, or that any English merchandize will
be admitted. It is said that measures are taken to
ekclude the admission of English goods into Ger-
many.

STUTGARDT, FEE. 12.—Private letters from An-
spach infirm us, that very unpleasant apprehensions
prevail in'the Prussian provinces in Franconia, re-
speEting the future fate of these countries. It is"
known that Prussian-statesmen of great credit have
adopted it as a principle, that the interest of the Ca-‘
binet of Berlin loudly calls for the sacrifice of the
distant provinces, for the purpose of strengthening
the heart of the kingdom, as in every future war in
Germany, the difficulty of retaining and defending
the former must be increased. Even the King's
predile6tion for the fine country of Bayreuth, &c.
it is said, has given way to these considerations.—
(Gazette de France)

This morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon,
brought to Falmouth by the fraisinghant Packet '
in nine days passage. Also a Mail from New York
and Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Man-
chester Packet, in forty-nine days passage horn

Married on Monday last, at All Saints, South-
ampton, by the Rev. a. MANT, ELLIS,,
Esq. to-Miss CAROLINE HAMaR, of Cumberland-
House, youngest daughter of the late JOSEPH HA..
MER, Esq. of Demertra.
MARLBOEOUGH-STREET.—Forgery on the Patriotic
Institution.--A woman who stated her name to be
Mary Gravin was charged with forging a marriage
certificate and a register of two children, with intent
to defraud the Patriotic Institution for the Relief of
the WidoW-s and Orphans of those who fell in the
service of their Country.—After evidence in support
of the charge had been stated, she was remanded for
another examination.

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