The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-30 00:00:00

report, that Addrestes lay ready for aig.tatt3rei at
le,, temliag to zetita this Republic with a power-
ful Empire.

FBANFORT, SErT. 17.-It was on the Bth instant
that the Austrian Troops crossed the Inn; (previous to
which a Declaration had been made to the Com-
mandant of Passau, that a good understanding sub-
sisted between the Emperor ofGermany and the Blec-
tot- of Bavaria; and that, although he saw himself un-
der the necessity of ordering his Troop's to cross the
Inn, he should nevertheless respe& the Eleaoral mi-
litary and civil authorities., On the t i th the Austrian
Troops, commanded by Geri. Kra.v.Atr, had reached
straubingen and Landshut ; and on the 12th, at five
o'clock in the afternoon, a detachment of lihlans
occupied the environs of Mimich, lying on the op-
posite side of the Iser. The whole van was expeaed
the next day n that. river. On the 14th they were
to cross it, on their way to Dechau. At the distance
of two hours from Munich, between Reim and Ber-
lach a Corps d'ilr»ue of Austrians will occupy an
Army Camp k and the Cavalry will be quartered in
the ueig,hbonring villages..

The Palatine Bavarian Troops have nearly eva-
cuated Bavaria : they are all proceeding for tbe
Upper Palatinate ; bin if they are to remain there,
or be distributed in the Countries of Wurtzburg and
Anspach, is not known. On the 13th the ELECTOR
and his Consort arrived :it Kehlheirn; where is also
the Baron VON MONTGELAS, First Minister of State.

The French Army assembling an the Rhino will
be commanded by four Marshals of the Empire,
under the immediate eye, perhaps, of the Emperor.
Marshal ',ANNE'S, it is said, will command the van ;
.Marshal Nay the right wing ; Marshal SOULT the,
centre ; and Marshal atvousT the left wing. Gen.
Ountscor will have 12,000 grenadiers, who form a
part of the van, under his command; and the Mi-
nister of War, General BERTHIER) is destined for
the Chief of the General Staff.

It is supposed that the Court of Vienna will ac-
ethic to the Neutrality of Switzerland, under certain
conditions. Thus every thing depend 4 on the nature
of these conditions.

When the Pul)lic Prints. Some tune ago confi-
dently declared, that, the Earl of llARDWiet..E•had
beci re'eallcd from Ireland, we bad authority to
cootrada then/. But we can now say, that his
Lor:Liiip is 'on the point.of retligning.

There is no truth in the report, of the Er.tc rott
of HESSE having joined the Allies.

The great :Ind fortunate 'dialer which has takm,
place in the conch a of the Continental Powers, -al-
though it affords the sincerest, gratification to every
man really interested in the welfare of this Country,
has to disooncerted the hopes of the Opposition
Writers, that we are by no means astonished at tbo.3e
ebullitions of peevishness. which 'occasionally appear
iii ttie columns of their leading Print. Indeed they
have been of late uncommonly unfortunate in all
their predictionS tlltl assertions. -Every step which
the Continental Powers- have lately taken tar the pur-
pdse of maintaining their own independence has been
in direct opposition to the opinions frequently and
expressed by the party to which we allude,
both in their Speeches and writings. It was not to,
bey c.:.:peteci tint sue h conduct could be, endured
with patience; and+therelbre as soon as it W;l3 knOVI/11
dint Anstria and Russia were determined to co-ope-
rate with thi3 Country in endeavonring,to re-establish
the frecdom of Europe, they hectille the objects, it
wit of open attack, at least of insinuation.—
Tho manly <cu tl dignified wormer in which the
rtywerß havi, &aired the ohjeas for whit* h
► they arm. and the principles by: which they are
guided, by tf. iking fair gratiritl of attack, ha 3
adde,l to the diApir.;....ire of (or domcgtie Ikarictti,
Blit IvY+ only the (.',031e seed Powers whose e oaduCt
L.H effeuled,--even-BoNAPARTE himself lias dis,
10.2pe3 Of his admirers on this side of the
water,

When we annentrwl some tinic ago that Anstria I
would robably jo c, with Ruisia in her eftbrts tore.
store the in.! .-oce of 'Europe, we were their
told I:lit Art t: wlmtpver her inelinnion might he,
e 14111: l'r;i , - ',Eta BON A.,
I* A 5171,,, Wk.; tt; 'i:' itllde,, NVIIOitt gy,, whose .
talcnt, wcre , wol.ild okTrwitclln her he-
foro, tm.y. ,:i+ could. received from ilusgia,_
lii.e the others, hat not been realiz-
ed : Austria has artned'ttgainit FI:111;70 and BoNA
P,katE, so far fi om tit itingi Peace at V ictina, has not
yvt tit rho Rhine,--in this st:tte of distress, disap-
pointed eciwdly by Friends arta I the, Opposition
INviters lii i tnrnt d tlwir eyes tx.sardi the
Pltu;iszA, ;And t 43 lit. ii t i nit yet joined the Coati' ion
against ifratte, they think they, may saCely praise
hini, Those :','hi
.renterniv.,r the torrents of abuse
that Were pourcd ;yen the Cabinet of -Berlin at the
connnr.ocivoi a of last:War by the Opposition Spo:ik-
ers and wilt perhaps be sni-prised at this
Change j but, v4l,At it is recolle6ted that Prussekt
at that time enf;'lye.l in Hostilities against Franco,
the surp: ttie at CC. a , and we vemure to prediq