The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-14 00:00:00

i:OIIEiGN' 2\' TELLiGh:VCE.

Woltrtp,l7.aGn, Jut,/ trench troops
which werz;:ibmc... 'daYsc.inartered here have .marched
off along the:Maine towar& Wertheim; with their
park Of artillery and pots der wiigkons.
gi'L/i'GAItlYi, ill. L Y 24.---:Ten thotiSancl reach
troops of LEFEBITRE..i Corr;4; which wei-;kke,ye6:4.(4
at Heilbrunn, have, it is said, beetrgnunitripanded:
The orders specified that they were to halt in the-
spot where they overtook theni.
ULM., V. Y .5.-21" he French have
already reached the Rhine are ordered to retrograde
into Swabia. The military roads ..in Baden are al-
ready covered
.with Frimch. A considekible
sion of artillety is likewise-On the way forthis For-
tress. The Military Chest and Army CoMmig.sariat,
&c. which have been sorn6 time at Strashiirgh, are
likewise on the return: In this spine quarters
are bespoken for 3500 men and 2000 horses;
which are to pass through 'from Darmstadt iiext
week.

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AUGSBURaIt, JULY 27.—That a :MarShit
SOULT'S field equipage which he left behind last
October, when he marched through this City against
Austria, was ordered by him to Passau yesterday.
Marshal LEFEBVRE arrived herelvith.a part of his
Staff yesterday evening; his Corps is pxpt..E.ted to
follow this (by 4nd the following.: It is said that
,thiS General is to command a considerable Army
of Reserve.; which' is forintng.,on both.sides of the
;14ch•

In a few days the Administrative Establishment
of the Great Army will arrive here from Strasburgh
and Ulm..

A detachment of the Bavarian
:Regiment of
Prince CHARLES, which are here in garrison, pro-
ceeded to Ingoldstadt on the day before yesterday,
to fetch the field kettles, Bic. Marshal LEFEBVRE
went to-day to IVlunichj but returns lifter to-
morrow.

FRANKFORT; JULY strong Cordon of
FrenOh troops is. formed upon the ftwitierS of
Fulda.

'MAINE, JULY 2g.—The French troops in the
territory of .Kempten are, moving towards the Inn.
A great number of provision
,waggons are gone
from Ulm, for the first, second, and sixth Corps of
the French Great Army.
Marshal SOUIT replaces Prince BE4T.PIER in
Munich.

• The Orfiders7 of the, French Corp% which
,have
marched from Franconia, have bought up all. the
maps of Saxony., and the territories to the east
of it.
.

The Austrians are strengthening their, forces con-
siderably in the Innyierth4 and Soltzhurgli ,ter-
ritories.

WESEL, JULY 30.—The Prussian troops are
getting in motion at Osnaburgh and other-parts of
Westphalia. ;-

-The Estatus of - the .Dakd of Gray are allotted to
the Duke of Aremberg.

BEIMI,N, Ace.- 2.—M. Rurrix passed through,
here on 'we. 3oth, going. as Courier to St.
tersburgh.

The Cabinet Minister- Baron VoN HARDE'SBERG
arrived here for the celebration of his Majesty's
birth-day.

ST. PETERSBURGH, JULY 19.—Privy Councillor
Count ALEXANDER NIKULAEWITSH SOLTEKOF, spn
to:the Field Marshal, is named Joint Minister of Fo-;
reign Affairs.

PARIS, JULY 28.—The person named in petto
to proceed to London is said to be M. ittFr_BßlcE,
one of the Principal Secretaries of the Foreign De-
partment.

- PARIS, JULY 29.—The Spanish Privateer Oriente,
from La Plata to the coast of Africa, has been taken
by 'the British Ship Adamant.

VIENNA, JULY co.—Russian Couriers havebrought
to the Ambassador residing at our Court, orders,
which he is charged to transmit as speedily as pos-
sible to the Commanders of Troops and Vessels
employed in the Adriatic, that they abstain from
every- kind of hostility towards the French and
Italians.

STRASEURGH, JULY 3 I.—The news of the sign-
ing of Peace between Russia and France has been
celebrated here.

ST. FETERSBURGH, JULY 12.—The British Am-
basador, Lord GOWER, departs in a few days. His
successor is not 'yet appointed.
The Court Gazette of this day mentions the
formation of six new raised Regiments, two of
Dragoons, one of Hussars, and three of Sharp-
shooters.

NAPLES; JULY 11.—On the day after to-mor-
row all the Officers of State and Barons of the
Kingdom will swear allegiance to the King of the
Two SicilieL There will be a general and 'grand
illumination, besides which, balls, horse races, fire-
works, and every other- species of popular amuse-
ments will take place fur the gratification of the
people:

- Vesuvius now gtems tolerably composed. His
Majesty has appropriated a fund for
,the relief of
the sufferers ; and all those whose property shall be
destroyed or damaged in future by sitnilar erupti9tls
are to receive Royal compensation.

Mtr.Arr, JULY P2,-7--A great number of Deal:-
ties from_ the different Commercial Towns in this
Kingdom have arrived here for the pUrpoSe of
making representations to Government on the
subjest of the Decree which fobids the introduc-
tion'of English goods, and ha& in consequence laid
our trade with neutrals under ,the severest restric-
tions. It is hoped, at least, that some modification
of the Decree may, be obtained.
Intelligence froth Venice states the departure of
the English and Russians from that part of the
Gulph, Ten Merchant Ships have already. entered
that Port with rich cargoes of sugar, cotton,
.and
other Levant productions, froraTrieste.

•
CONSTANTINOPLE,. JULY' I. the , Beys have
given the most positive pledges of their return, to
their allegiance. , They have' not• only given hos-
tages of their fidelity, but of their own free will
have removed their troops to a much less menacing
•

•
- The most serious attention of .the` Porte is now
directed to .the means of suppressing the Wecha-
bitei, to revenge the. iste.destru6tion of the Mecca
Ci,ravan, and recover possession of the Holy City.

C of
ADI P-Ain4; t.;onict, 144.►leve. of.. Vhe,:Graiii Siinior„on,ill,,ZOtlL9l( fur . ,
1 01
begjns4i4,frilarcii, presently tht
Ann regular corps for Adrianeple,--Pit.'7l"na Cali ",".
Oazette;

FrieuE; AUG. arrivecl hrre trio.
dotifiers, one from Paris, td Oeneral Mic.fiApf.:the-
other-frOrri the King:, at NATilitldeii, to the )`!.,i.r Di-
red6r BP:4 Et QM rn, which time Jhegy:--;!!et:t
tivitfirityliN among
.theFrencii.tfccips anti s' ',h.
War Office: .The trpot)J,; orders to p'"!;;-•
ceed for WeSd,--riseldorc, Cologne, p.`nd Bou-lps-!;p,
are now ordered to the .Easterii FrOntler, ran the-side.
of the.nis-. The Decree respecling the neWorgrini,
zatiOn. of. the Army is suspended ; the Guar& remain •
is heretofore.

WESTPU ALIA; AUG-. 3:—Yesterday the Prussian
Garrison of Osnabruck set out on the march. The PI us -
siani have likewise been set in motion in other part;
of this country.

AREINIEN,:AUGUST
intelligence that 4.--This day, arrived here.
the iptelligenhat the Prussians are marchihg to
the Ems.

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A Prussian Army of 46,60 men is colleaing by
Munster.—Hamtureli Exchange List.
-A.toirsr espondentei
of this date contains• an artiCle, "sent for impres-
sion,'' eointraditcling the report of the c;:ssion of any
part of the States of
:% the Prince of NaiiAu OR N
td the Duke of CLEyES, or P'rinCe of NASSA
and stating the authority of a letter from, gm-
Emperor NipolfAoN to th•e Prince in vestion,.444
the i4th June list.

PARIS, AUG. 3.7—Since the arrival of Co-adjtitor
FisCx at l'aris the affairs of Germany bare been the
obje& of incessant attention. When he returns to
Ratisbon the particulars. will be developed: It cannot
be doubted, that besides Duke .7o.ctfix,. two or
three. German Ele&oral, or Princely Huuses,
ceive the .Royal dignity, with snitable.*graudise-.
ments,and that the petty German Pri n ces wilt be united
under their . sceptre and suprernaCy: The Confe-
derate Kings and PrinCes will together maintain
an -Army of at least 190,000 men at the disposal
of France. I know not how far you, are aequainteil
Avid) the particular circumstances attending the de-
parture of the •EleCtoral Prince of BADEN for Ger-
many; I shall, ,however, add a few cards on the
sdbje&. When the well-known article reporting
the approaching abdication of the Ele&or of BADEN,
in fivour of. the Ele&oral Prince, was copied out
of tie Frankfort Journal- into the. Papers of t :is
city, which received a severe reprimand tiir it from
the -111oniteur, it excited an extraordinary sensation
at St. Cloud. The Ele&oral Prince, equally modlst
and good-natured, feeling himself woUnded
respe6t for the. -person 'of his parent, Conylained
bitterly' to the EMperor and 'Empress ; be obtained
the satisfaCtion•he demanded with the „;:reater faci-
lity, as the Emperor hiMself 'was glad or an oppor•
tunity to give the venerable Elector a proof of
personal sentiments. The Eledoral . Prince filmier
availed himself of the circumstance, to reilUest per-
mission to condu& his bride home, that she might
testify at Karlsruhe how very repugnant the idle talk
ofsnch a change was to the real views and inten-
tions of the French Emperor. ' An Extraordinary
Courier was dispatched- the same evening, that the:,e
sentiments Might be conveyed as speedily as pos-,
sible to Karlsruhe, and that any unfavourable iri
pression made there might be immediately effaced
or prevented, before the arrival of the Moniteur,
containing the very significant refutation of the article
in question.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM TRALEE, IN IRELAND
In consequence of a family feud, which for some'
time past has disturbed and disgraced the neighbour-
hood of the Causeway, in this county, a party of
people, of the name of ,Neilan, armed with guns,
&c. repaired on Saturday last to the house 9f a wi-
dow Connor, in that village ; but not finding the
objet} of their vengeance, they proceeded to ir.eak
the furniture, and to destroy all the property they
could lay their hands on. After having completely
rifled the house, among other matters carrying off
Bank notes to a considerable amount, they went to
drink at a whisky shop in the neighbourhood, where,
in a little time, hearing that two brothers of the
Connors (sons of the widow) were returning home-
ward, they sallied forth in pursuit of them—the
Connors, however, having received information of
their danger, fled, and reached the house in Safety,
though repeatedly fired at : they then armed them-
selves with a blunderbuss and gun, and stood on their
defence. The Neilans arrived immediately after,
and in their attempts to break open the door of the
house, were fired'on by the two brothers. One of
the Neilans was killed on the spot, and another so
dangerously wounded that no hopes are entertained
of his .recovery. On the night of Sunday last,
Eusaatus SEALy,,.Esq. Chief Constable of Police,
with a Setjeant's guard of the Carlow Regiment of
Militia, repaired 'to the Causeway, where he apa-
prehended five of the Neilans, assembled in a whisky
shop.

At the Newcastle Assizes, last week, an aairm
came on before a Special Jury, brought by STLPI :
• KgMBLE, Esq. Manager of the Theatre-Royal in
that town, against Mr. J. MITCHELL, Printer of the,
Tyne Mercury, for a Libel on his Character. -After
Mr. PARKE had stated the Plaintiff's case, and coin-
itnentecl .on the series of .scurrility with ‘viii;:h the
Plaintiff had been assailed in the Defendant's News-
paper, under the pretext of criticising the perform--
antes at the.Theatre, the Learned Judge interposed,
and at his suggestion, the Defendant agreed to pub-
lish an apology in.tlie Public Papers, and pay all the
costs of the action as between Attorney and Client.
A Verdi& was accordingly entered for the Pilintiti—
Darriages costs will . proba .ly not -be far
short of cool.

The matter was argued before 'Mr. Justice GRA-
HAM, who, by request of both parties, drew.up tl.e
form' f the Apology, which vas as follows ; -
" I am extremely . sorry, and thus publicly de-
" dare 'my concern, that the pubkation in (pies-
". tiop, or am? otberi Injurious to the .t.haraitr or
" reputation of Mr. KEmBLE, leas found its,.m ay in-
to my Paper, called Ihe Tyne Aliicury.7.l!Laisb
" declare, that I will use my, utmost end 2votirs to
prevent any similar paragraphs from finding-their
way into nay Paper in future.".