The Sun.
London, England, 1805-11-04 00:00:00

OCT. back justree:e'ivtA
gence from an nuthenitc source, that Alarsivil M'Ar-
SENA hits passed the Adige :It •VeronA, on the i Bth
of Oalober, defeated the Austrian , and tith'en, 2400
prisoners (independent: of.the killed 4111 d wouilciCti),
7 pieces of cannon,. and l 8 Caissons.
We are informed, that the French Annie s of Re-
gerve begin to extend themselves, more ,to. tbe
Northward, and thus to approach the frontier' of
the Batavian Republic.

It is certain that two Armies are also Awieznbling
on the Rhine, on the side of Mentz and Strasburg:li,
under the command of Senators Marshals LE nil cuz
and KELLERNIAN. Besides, there is a third colleeted
on the shores of the Ocean, in the environs of BUu-
logue, under the orders of Marshal Baubru.

AUGSBURGH, OCT. 21.--A report is now in
Motion; that the French- having passod thn.lnn, iu
several places, had turned the Corps of the
,Enetny's
Army, \Alla occupied the route of Linti. It W3ii
composed of the Austrian Division of Gen. Kt 1431
MAYEa; and of 18,000. Russian Infantry. This
Corps has been entirely defeated and dispersed—the
Russians in partieulitr have bc9n terribly- cot
ShrTa:tan, OM 22. We have •reaxived ac-
counts .from Bavaria, Wild' state, that the Army of.
Marshal BERNADVO73, composed of his own Corp •
of th 6 Army', and of those of Marshal D'AvoUsr,
and the Bavarian Generals Mnna. and .Dliftor,' has
arrived in three columns on the banks of the Inn.
The Austrians had not time to defend the right bank
of this river, on which, iu the preceding
,r ars,
they ,had establiShed very formidable en trendruent,i..
The French vanguard,' consiiting of a Corps of Ca-
lialry under Greneral KM.LERMAN (the son), ad-
vanced against Brannan,. u the first linslian Co-
Ithun had joined the Austrian Corps of KIENMAIt.
It is said that the Austrollussians are already filling
back upon Lintz.: Another Column of the Fren:h
and BaVarian Troopi,'lS on its march: wwprdi*Salts-.
Burg; it will meet 'obsiruetion in passing. the
Soho. headriplOteri of Marshal BP.a NA norri
has been wmoved .ffoni Wasserburg, on the lon,
where it
.has been est4lislied tbr some days 'past.
.

FRNNKV6HT, OCT. SN;7---One of the Public Jour-
nals contains an article fiorn Hesse Cassel, which
states, that on the arrival of a Courier there from
Berlin, orders were :issued 'for plating the Hessian
Army on the war footing; and that it was to join 3
Corps of the Prussian Army.
Another Gazette announces, 'that a Prussian force.
of ,0t:30 men is to 'as..icnible on the Wolga ; that
60,000 Ralsians. IrStheSsembltd near GrolnO,, and
a simiiar number in the:environs of Warsaut:

HAYIBURGH, OCT. 25,—We have no huffier in.
formation here respeging the views which have in-
dated the Cabinet of Prussia to place its Army on
the War Establishment. A part of that Army has al-
ready cominenced its march. Letters from Leipzig
of the twth state, that the three Prussian Armi,ta
amount altogether to 83 Battalions and um Squa-
drawl, without reckoning the Artillery in Frantontai
and the Troops of the Circles of Westphalia and
Lower Saxony. It is also stated, that the Eleftrs
of Saxony and Hesse will join Prussia with all their
forte.

It is currently reporitd here, that the Prussians
and Ru,,sians would probably begin to take posses-
Tian of Hanover In the course of the present week.
Letters from Vienna, dated the 16th instant, tate,
that the Prenrh Ambassador had prepared for las
departure on the following day, in consequence of
ord..ls he received from 'the Austrian GoVerinitCllt.
'he Batavian and Bavariftt Envoys at that Court
had also been direaed to depart within 4?-,t hours.
MA Intro, OCT. 6. -According to the last ,LetterFt
from Cadiz,- they were repairing at that 'Port the
French and Spanish Ships which had received any
damage during their last. Cruize.
It 'WM thought that the 'Combined Fleet would
soon put to sea again, notwithlanding an English
Squadron of seven Three-deckers, live Frigates, one
Corvette, and one Brig, was at anchor before Cadiz,
and six or seven more English Slftps were seen tit a
greater distance.

Lieutenant-General GRAVINA has the chief ann.,
mand of the
,whole tftted. Spanish Squadron, con-
sisting ofkeleven Ships of the Line ready for ifea, and
ten more which will soon be ready.
There are three Ships of 120 guns, three of $O,
and the rest of 74 and tl4 gulls, which will be jc,lia-
ed by several, Frigates and Corvetttnl. The .1.‘11;11(
Squadron consists of four Ships of SO, fourteen of
7 gums, and five Frigate of 44 guns, with several
Corvettes.
Vice-Admiral Roston was daily expeOed at cad ,
to take the chief command In the room tai V'Ke.
Admiral Nroa,ENlitiviz, who has resigned.

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