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

them for feanof a mistake:,,

opposite neighbours at Copenhagen are a
kood-clefl alarmed at the prosptiti.,which this event
present. tort iem Ali:eadrdplhey -,Tnticipate the
lows'bf 4.lbAteirtind -t4e, shit tti o f•the. 'Sam
. " P. S.-44bdve)just seen anotkr Letter from
Scria4rl4., which Inention `that..GeAral has
I ' •
been hanged. Ilawo`wiTz has also fbeenatie,steu."
to,:

't4IE StOpKHOLM'GAZITI,,C47I:V.
i*TßAcf:Ot:* ..ETt#,Rosi t)EtgrIV,DATtn
.‘c- This ..MOTtling Capt. Doßvfnzei,tAid,de•-Carn‘ p.,
to the King of Prussia, passed throUgli. tfiis Cify;
as Courier,,. On his way to Berlin. 1-10is,thellearer
of the Unfortunate intelligence that, on the 14th a hard
battle was fought•between the Prussian and French'
armies„,which ended 'in faiour of the latter. The
particulars whiCh X have been able to collet t wijth
4ertairlti I shallhetewith communicate to you. •
• ['pivot follows an acconnt oil the Battle of 'the
which, from the lateness of the non:. at wnich we received
it, we alt under the nevessity of, postponing till t.u.morrori.]

1

WE understand that Government have receive
Dispatches by the Pickle Schooner, whicti.,state,

that Gdneral MiitAxoA was proceeding successfully
with his operations in the Caraccas.

A Flit` from' the arrived in -tits
Yesterday morning his cilVIA,tesTY, paraded the
Royal Regirneutiof Horse 9:garcts4Blues) .and ,King's
Own Royal Stafford. Militiav in Windsor OOdtt-yard,.,
attended by the' t.tuite CAMBRIDOE; Generals
FITZROY, BOYLE,'AcrWEATHEAALL;,COUnI Mrp-
-ST ER.: .0011).4aS. TO Oa and,,Dx..sea*:;:afterWards
•Walkedlto St..; Gorge's Chapel, with the Princesses
;AMELa, SOPHI=A•,. and Auouvra, and Duke of CAW-
attende.d.by.Ladies Bumcz:teY and-W.1,9m,
iRAV-E) and the.. Honourable Miss. TOWNSHE4I.D,.
Count MUNSTER, Generals Frirzaor, BOYLE, and
aird—C"StnYttrtg—TA-rr.tra—arrti- Des-.
nnar.v, When a Sermon .•was preached by the Hon.
Dr.
,I_,Eoq, Dean of windsor--_—tbe .13t4 .chapter of
Jeremiah, 23d verse. Afterwards His MAJESTY,
PRiNCESSES, &c. rode to .Frogmore to dinner, and
returned atthree.o'clock. ' • '
Her MAJESTY "' and Princeises ELizisirrlt
MARY had divine Service performed in the Palace ;
•afletivardswent to Frogtuore, and returned with His
,MAJESTY.
A ClPtain WHITE, who was taken by a French.
• Privateer, Off Lowestoffe, .on the 7th ult. and carried
into Dunkirk, arrived in town from Nienshantz, on
the EmS, having effetied his escape through Hal.
land. rile reports that he saw a letter at Embden,
on Sunday, froth .a
,Commissiiry with the Mitch
Army in Hanover, dated -the 26thi which stated,
that a large body of Russian cavalry arrived 'at -Ka-
\
lisch; in Prussian Poland, on the 20th of September,
and continued its route to Burcka and Lissa ; that
another column had, on the 23d, reached Oelsse,
four posts .front Breslau, .and that..._WartenbLig,
Kempten, `Wilkie, Widaw'i, and all the towns from
thence to Warsaw, were crowded with Rtissians ad-
vancing to the theatre of war. Should this account .
prove correel, the Russians must have long since
joined the Prussians on the Oder.

Besides the troops which have lately sailed, or are
yet on ship-board in our harbours, the following.
Corps are assembled on the Coast for embarkation,
and are daily receiving reinforcements :—the 13th
Dragoons, two regiments of German Cavalry, two
battalions of the 6th Foot, two battalions of the 7,th,
two of the 86, the 13th and 14th Regiments; list
battalion of the 26th and 79th, with the 7th ttnd
Bth of the German Legion. It is said, that besides_
the above, the Getman Artillery, two battalions of
the Ist Foot, thu ''4th Foot, two battalions' of
the 27th, Lord MOIRA'S Regiment, and the Ger-
man Rifle Battalion of the 60th Regiment, are like-
wise under orders for Foreign Service. The 54th
has been marched_ko Portsmouth for embarkation.