The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-18 00:00:00

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HANOVER, $l.ltT. %.
Jr traScorifidently reported here yesterday, aftet
the •;rtrivat of the Italian Post, that Hostilities had
aanillyconwnenced between theAustriart and French I
Armies. Late occurrences seem to countenan
Corr
report, the
report, notwithstanding the pacific tone of niS
sican Majesty, who is no doubt very much alariPo.
nvl
at the threatening appearances of the Northern
litical Atmosphere.- o•
Letters from Vienna, of the lath ult. unaniinOt
ly agree., that the preparations there are even greet
•. than at any period of the former War, and that
number of Volunteers to join the Main Army al'
most exceeds belief.
hTe French here are all in motion : SOW think
they intend to evacuate the Country; hut uth
I.eri,
with more likelihood, suppose their objea is to 3ke :
po6 session of Mecklenburgh, in order to keep
ti''
Court of Denmark in check. .
The Hessian Loan is not yet adjusted; and it 15
even whispered in the . best-informed circles,
that if
w
BONA.PARTE cannot frighten the Landgrare out of
Ole mcgiey, he will propose a neighboring riefl4l):
Power to take possession of His IVlllesty'S le.a9r2'
States as a security for the payments. V6ether
that Prince will allow himself to be
duped into the
plot time will soon determine : however, the arrhli
of the Artillery may be considered as a
friendlitn°!
ives
nitor to direa his measures, and Certainly g Dim
pretty clearly to understand what he has to expo
case of a refusal. ,
jeaure about the li':erlc:ltlovrternents' 4:this Ele.Ct°'
AT this moment we are all uncertainty and o°.
rate.. That they have concentrated their F:4O.
uPcn the Hessian Frontiers is certain,,and it ii even
confidently reported, that they have, taken p,
sfoelsls9iout:ngof Rental, a considerable town or° C/4
listaernlkinsgo,f
loan of six
smgto is iis
BERNADOTTE iS said to have made the twil
the Weser, belon
e
Prnoilploiosnitsioorifsdotioianit,heq.l:riaiit
t ed by
France, ; tlie 42 d is.; a free passage through the Wirt
upon Hanoverian security; gUaran.e
~
sian territories for the French Army in 140'er'
required ; and the 3d is, the dismission a the f?.:
'fish Minister train ll2Ase C:Aisei.--To all which Ili'
Highness objeaed, and gave him to understana, ttno
his Army was too respe able„ to be intimidated by
~,
French Force in Hanover, and lie kat.4 where !II.;
apply for assistance before a greater could be htal
let: :C:1;1 sntatillitoun
against him.,. . flied to the
There is no doubt of his having op—
b Div
Head of the Empire, and qlso to Prussia ; --utltel,
te&ion frona'the latter Court is not to be 6'414 „
Certain it is, the Hessian Army Si oncentrating;
the most rapid marches ; but the nch at this io,
meat, consisting of '2500 CaValry and ())°9°. of
falltrY, well provided with. all the 4101001°
War, may certainly soon strike a decisive blew' iti4r
tacit consent be obtained from Prussia, whiek ''.
li jP"'
would suppout could not be easily got at this)

in, that
tire. • rt,
Letters from Svritzerlond unanitrowly 544
that Do>rtaiovrt is taking the most setive tne3o°'
derancy in their Councils, es leaves no rell4)°,
al-fated Country, to obtoin such 6 Pfq°ll:o
do/J.IA a their, soon petitioning to be igrafte(lll,o4
the Corsican Family, in the event c.,1 a ruptart3