The Sun.
London, England, 1805-10-01 00:00:00

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. was reported that the
French Ambassador, M. DE RocitaroVcAvvr, lett
this City yesterday ; but this is without foundation
the Ambassador is still, at his Villa in the Country,
but ready to depart at the first orders, .
To-day the Regiment Deutschmeister, 4000
strong, marched for Bavaria.
The first column of .the Russians is expeeted at
Olmutz, in Moravia, on the 20th inst.
The advanced guard of our Army; which has en-
tered Bavaria and' Swabia, consists of 14,000 In-
fantry and 4000 Cavalry,
VENICE, SEPT. 4.-,--The Austrian Army, the line-
of which extends from the Tyrol to Venice, amounts
to 170,000 men. On the 20th of September the.
last Troops will arrive at the points assigned them,
whence they are to advance. The Head-quarters
will be .at Padua. The new fortifications here are
now completed. The Flotilla under the Chevalier
DEVRIRES prote&s the Sea Coast. The French
Army in Italy expeCts a reinforcement.
The whole Venetian State is full of Troops, but
principally the City of Venice itself : 12,000 fron-
tier Troops have arrived here on board of 50 Vessels,.
and a greater number is expeCted. Three or four
millions of cannon-balls have lately been brought
hither: tbie park of artillery at Uldiue consists of .9,40
pieces of cannon.
MuNtcn, Strr. 14.—T0-day - 500 Austrian
Troops entere4 this City, and itumediately mounted
guard. Two thousand are e:Teeted to-morrow.
General Count KLEXAY was last night at Parsdorf.
A column of the Austrians is advancing to Upper
' Suabia,, while General GorrEsupm extends into
Lower Suabia.

It is considered as deserving of observation, that
the Hereditary Prince of Bavaria is at present on his
travels in France.

SEPT. 1 s.—Yesterday evening a Battalion of Riese
and a 'Battalion of Manfredine 'entered this City.
This morning the Regiments of Marveldt
Klemm Dragoons, Riese, Manfredine,,and Kano-
Wrath Infantry, marched through Munich. Gene-
rals KLENAU and GRENVELLE have arrived, and re-
main in this City. The Column of General GUT-
TESHEIM marched to,day, by Freysing for Donau-
wertJa„ On the 19th the Column of General RIESE
Will come from Braunaw, and the Column of Gene-
ral KIENaIAYER from Salzberg, through Munich.
The Troops that passed through to-day took the
road towardsTriedberg by. Augsberg.
BANKS OP THE INN,. SEPT. /2!-...-1110 first CO..
lumn 'of Russians which will join theAtistrian Army
in Germany, consists of 40,000 Infantry, three Re-
giments of Dragoons, three of Hussars,, and three of
Cossacs. This column will arrive on the Inn on the
4th of 06tober. The German Army 'of Reserve
consists, in the whole, of eighteen Austrian Regi,
ments of Cavalry. Each Reginient of Infantry has
a fifth Battalion of, Reserve, which is to follow it in
.case necessity should requir; and a sixth, consist-
ing entirely of new-raised Recruits.
MENTz, SEPT. 17.—0 n the 14th inst. passed
through this City the French Cabinet Courier Du,
JEUSNE, with Dispatches from Marshal Duaog at
Berlin, for Paris and yesterday Colonel HAGUE, on
the same mission. His Excellency Marshal Dunoc
will remain at Berlin till the return of these Couriers.

The Corps of Marshal OBRNADOTTE will form the
left wing of the great French Army, and in conse-
quence draws more towards the eastward from this

vicinity.

It is said that. the French Troops which arc on
their -march from the territories of Hanover, under
the command of General lizarrAvorrE, will first
form a Camp near Seligenstadt, in Darmstadt.—
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They march in three columns, each consisting of
5000 men.

The number of Bavarian TrOcTs assembling in the
Upper palatinate and Franconia is estimated at
30,000 men.
Bittuw, 21.—The day before yesterday a
great Council of State' was held at the -Palace, at
which were present his Serene Highness the Duke
&BRUNSWIC 11, Field-Marshal MOLLINDORFF, the
Ministers Son iILiNBURG, HARDIiNBURG and HAUG..
WaZ, Lieutenant-General Ittictizt, and Major-
General KOCIIUITZ,

Since this Council every thing seems to announce
great events ; the whole Army is put on the. War
footing, and all the Garrisons of Berlin are to be
ready to march in five days. A great quantity of
Artillery has already been sent to Germany.
All the Officers and Soldiers out on furlough are
ordered to join their Regiments as soon as possible.
The King has lately received a letter from the
Emperor of RUSSIA, written with his Imperial Ma-
jesty's own hand.
The General in Chief, Count Ilusoliorrora, is
expeded here from St. Petersburgh ; it is said that
his Mission is of the greatest importance.
Surr. 2f30---I'o-day the Cabinet Minister, Count
HAuowyrz set out on his journey for 'Vienna.
So extraordinary an a6tivity has not been observed
revails at

Pt as

the present triement. . Confecenetit are held oast
daily, either with M.; Majesty, 'or with the Mini:
Ater rfatiltztiM3ito. Narnerons Courieri arrive and
depart, and we are in exiieetation of great and hit-
portant results.
WEIMAR, SEPT, whole Prussian- Army
is placed on the wtlr footing, as it, is determined to.
maintain a Neutrality in the stri&est manner, and to
suffer no passages of Troops. Every hope, how-
ever, entertained, that the Neutrality will hot be.
disturbed. -

LEIPSIC, SEPT. tie.--It is understood that the
EMPEROR of IiuSSIA Mill have an, interview with
the KID of PRUSSIA at Bizsec, in Lithuania ; at
which the EMPEROR of GERMANY Will likeWiSe pro-
bably be present. Nothing is, however, as yet
known with certainty on this subjeict.
RATISBOW, SEPT. 16.—The Austrian Troops are
in full march for the Rhine, through Bavaria and
Swabia ; they have occupied Passau and Landshut,
and on the 13th entered Munich. There are Bava-
rian Troops'at Ingoldstadt and Amberg.

The Arch-Chancellor has declared that the City
of Ratisbon, as the seat of the Diet, is neutral, and
has forbidden the Commandant to suffer any Troops
to pass through on any pretext whatever.
BASLE, SEPT. 11.—We expea every day the en-
trance of Austrian Troops into our Cantons, opposite
Bregenz and Liudau, also into the Crisons. The
Emperor NAPOLEON has ordered the Landanunan
Gram to raise 30,000 men, to maintain the neutr.L-
lity,