The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-01 00:00:00

F I DAX NOVE 1 ER 1, IR! (i

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DitIICRIVED THIg MORNINGI

BRUSSE.I.S, OCT. 26.—A1l the corps composing
he,riglit wing of the Army of Occupation are
o be before the winter, complete to the

number fixed by the Treaty of Pa!is. The Rus-
sian COtps expect detachments of regular Cos-
sacks, artillery, and to the amount of about 1000
infantry. The Prussian Corps have lately reeci.ed

tl►e necessary reinforcements, The men who go
from the English Array on furlough are replaced
by others. from Englaua. The Hanoverian con-

tingent trls again been mute complete within some
days ; fir, nr.! men, !,nssAm, yagtrs, !kn.' in-
fontryof the line,have passed through here destined
for that corps. The whole right wing will shortly
go into winter quarters, in which no change will
be made till the spring.

The French Northern Departments, namely,
those that compose Picardy, Artois, and French
Flanders, now enjoy perfect tranquillity. The

manufactories of Lille and Amiens are in toll em-
ployment. The Royal authority is more and more
confirmed, Several Officers, who have been con•
fined in different places on account of their con-
duct, are set at liberty from time to time by the
King's mains. Other Officers, who are on half

pay, request from time to time to be employed an
active service : they receive for answer, that they
shall be employed as soon as circumstances admit
of an ang:Rentation of the army.
Turrri:NA, OcT. 10.—We expect here 2000 DA

nets a►►d pi )neurs to clear away our old citadel ;
and it is sail that the remaining materials will he
employed building a new fort. It is said that
the 7211 Art isle of the Act of Congress,, relating

a the right of tortification, is at present a eub•

ject yti tliseus.ion between the Courts of Vienna
anti Turin, as far awneerns thecity of Piacenza,
And the torts in the Appenniues which belong to
tile Duchy of Genoa... The works at Piacenza are

iloe;-rupteti, and those at Parma suspended, though
the 1 it tvr ;wo; be considered rather as mere ortltt•
ment4l imp.ovements than as orks .for the tte':'

ence ti,e Taro. Besides the Miners, we ex•

peet troops also destined to reitiforce our garrison ;
others are to form permanent posts to defend Ilk
sea coasts along the Uiviere di Levan(e.
BERLIN, OCT. 21—Yesterday afternoon the
.
Chancellor, 'Prince Hardenburg, arrived here in
good health, and immediately resumed the func-
tions of his high office.
The Anniversary of the battle of Leipzig was
celebrated as a National Festival in the same
manner as last year.
LEYDEN, OCT. 22.--They %vrite from Noord7
wyk-sur-Meer, that a little sloop, name unknown,
'was stranded, and went entirely to pieces, in the
night of the 20th, near the North of the village.
It is probable, that at the:moment when the vessel
made'the coast thetrewleaped over-hoard, and
were drowned; of the whole cargo, consisting of
barrels of olive oil, about, 17 have, been. saved, as
well sound as damaged. They were marked mt
the head in led chalk with a P.-and with a hot
iron E. 0. atuinutabered from one upwards.
FROM THE LEFT BANK OF THE RHINE, 0CT.12.
—W e learn that the regulation, of the future:re-
lotions of the Fortresses of the German Confede-
ration to their Sovereign and to the Confedera-
tion is near being fixed, and will be settled by
special:negociations at Frankfort,: which, how.
ever, will not be o pened till the arrival of the
Military Plenipotentiaries; of the Great German
Courts. General Baron Steigeotesch is spoken of
as Military Plenipotentiary for Austria, and Lion .
General Knesehech for Prussia. It is not known
whom Bavaria sends ; Prince Wrede has been
mentioned, but this report has not been confirm-
eat, and seems very improbable.
The affairs of the mediatized Princes, &c. have
lately been brought forward in private confer-
ences, bat it does not scent that the pretensions
of this class have been %veil received by the Mini-
sters at Frankfort, especially those of Austria anti
Prussia. They have b. en on the contrary, it is
said, exhorted to be quiet. flowerer, they have
appointed a Committee to manage their
and take the necessary steps to piomote their at-
fairs.