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• -~ . . • • of,„.'t • . • - "kr..*, f 4 41". "‘‘ • • • . 4 _‘. . • •.. . • , 4"1 -' :~~~: I-~ ,~ ~r L~~ ~~~ 0r iktirsl4 14 V ;?‘ . : 4 ' . 64 1 , \Y:..,•: . 4 ' ) 4 4 1 44 , 0 f ' ~ ~ . NU •-4BER 5777 SATURDAY, AUGUS'In I PRICE SIX-1611)1CL. lIVIIIALLING-OPFICR,siIy 28, 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MeI7ESTT's NAVY do Set* give Notice, That on Tuefclay the Rth of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat with fuch perfons as will undertake to fupply all filch quantities of CHE SHIRE, DERBYSHIRN, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOU CESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or Cherie of equal gamines, and of ROSE CORK (fccond) BUTTER, or BRITISH BUTTER, of equal goodnefs, as mall be required for His Majefty's Vidtualliog Service, from the aft of OCtober next, to the 3cth of September, 180, inclufive. To be delivered from time to time, as demanded, into the ViCtualling Stores at Deptford, Eortfmouth, Plymouth and Cork, at the Contradtor's expence; to be warranted to keep good and fonnd for the (pee,: of fix months from the refpeeti4e periods (1' 4,livery; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after dare. The Conditions of the Contrail may be Peen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. John Williams Dun fterville, Agent for the Vinualling at Cork. Ni repeal will be bad tor wry tender in which the price fiat! not be ;e -lided iv words at Iregth, or tbatfrall .0 de delivered to the Board befire Me 'siva en the laid Trefday, the Bth of Sep anther next, ..r onslefi for p er ians she oaks the tendar.or. fuse 'erica on hie behalf, attends to a:Wow when called for. VICTUALLING OFFICE, yuly 30,1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU.-ILLING HIS aIIA7 ES '77 - 's NA:'T, do hereby give Naive, That on Wednefday the t 6tb of September next, thev will be ready to receive 'renders in writing ((wiled up) and treat for fuch . Qllantities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the beft quality, and to he cured in the calling feafon, as the raped:Nye Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to offer, one third pert thereof to be packed In half puncheons, one third part in dere .s, and the remaining one third part in barrels; to be delivered into his Ma. lefty's Vidlualling Stores at Deptford, Port (mouth and Plt mouth, and into the ArmOVidlualling Stores in Saint Catherine's In re gular proportions of each defcrption of Calks, by the periods un• dermentionecl, viz. One fourth of the whole by the 3 tft January One half of the remaining quantity by the 3 tit March 18G8 And the remainder by the 30th June And to be paid for by Ms, payable with intereft r.it.ty days after date, The Conditions of the Contrail mav be teen at the Secretary's . l Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Dunfterville, Agent fur the Vidtualling at Cork ; to the Colleetors of his Nlaj Ity's Cur • toms at Limerick, Belfaft, Newry and Waterfcrd, and - to the Putt Matter General at Dublin refpedively. No regard will be bad to any Tender ix raUcb •br trite: ,'boil mot Fr lafietedix word: at barb, or that flail not 6 delivered to the Board be fore Ow 'Tisch ox the Paid Weehttflay the t 6tb Septextherxext, 41, weir( tie Peeps oaf wale the Trader, or femme Per as sa bis 6tbeilf,attelai to aviwer taus called for. COLONEL FULLARTON's LE I'TER to His Royal Hlghr.cfs the DUKE of YORK will be RE-PU B LISHED in the SUNDAY REVIEW of the ad of Aiwa. Publilhed at No. 272, Strand. RICH WHEEL. £3n,coo 1 5 20,0-0 6 to,o» &c &c. &c . SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, Charing Crag, have on rale Tickets and Shares, warranted andriovn —NEX l' THURSDAY, Auguft 6, is the Fourth Day of Drawing, a: d the Firft-Drawn Ticket muft receive 30,c001. over and above any other Prize from ao,oool. to sp. which may happen to be drawn ag-ainft It. 1 of t x ,000 sco 1 RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN. AND BUT PAW TICKRTS TO DRAW. i THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FirO ,draws, NE XT THURNDAY. Attourr 6. - WHEEL CONTAINS t 2 so,ooo sopoo - 0000 . %Doe opoo s of TpooL 6 of goo*: Re. -Loewy will bolt Drawing ant Wcek. PRICE. Cat it o kto 19 0 I Eighth - Li 16 0 s tt 0 Siztodoth t 8 6 Ralf Ticket q_narter YORKSHIRE EAST-RIDING. VALUARLE ES PATES. 14ESSliS.W itsISTA N L EY a ad SON. refpeafull y inform the Public, that the Sale of Sundry Valuable and Wry &Arable • Freehold Eftates fituated at 1101 Bank, New land e aird Cottioghlm in the Eaft Riding nf the county of Yurk ; and kdjoirdni the Turnpike road between Beverly and ai vertlfed to take pbec at Garraway's Coffee hnufe, 'Chas ge alley, CornhM, London; on Wednefday the sth of Auzufl., is unavuid ably poftponed. Paternofter- row, July 3 r , rBoy. The only authentic! and complete Colledtion or PORTRAITS of all the Female Branches of the ROYAL FAMILY of Great Britain are included in the brit Fourteen Numhtrs of the fo!lowhig Publication: they are all finely engraved from Original Pidures by Sir Was. RESCHY, and other eminent Matters, and the per million grimed by Royal Authority. By an entire Set of NEw PLATES and perfLet r. - ptirs, the Impref• Gone now to he had are equal to fir ft rook. 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Southampton-Itreet, St.raud, and f..)1,1 by every 'Statelier in the KMgdotn. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. HAMBURGH, JULY as. This evening an Eltafette arrived from Berlin to his Excellericy the French Minifler, M. de Bmsrienne, who brought the following Treaty of Peace : Conditions of Peace between his Majely the Emperor of the French and King of Italy, and his Maj l lly the King of Pridia. " His M9jelly the Empetar of the French, and King of Italy, and Pr otedor of the Confederation of the Rhine ; and his Majelly the King of Pruffia, ani mated with the fame &tire of putting an end to the calamities of war, have, for that purpofe, appointed Plenipotentiaries, namely :—On the part of his Ma jelly the Emperor o: France and King of Italy, and ProteEtor of the Contederati .n of the Rhine, M. C. Maurice Talleyrand, Prince of Benevento, his Great Chamberlain, and Miiiiller for Foteign Affairs; and on that of his Majesty the King of Pruffia, M. A. Martha! Count Dc Kalkreu h , Kuight of the PrufGan Orders of.the Red and Black Eagle, and Count Von Goltz, his Privy Councillor, Envoy Extraordinary, and Minilter Plenipotentiary to his Nlajeity the Ens peror of all the Rut This, and the Knight of the Prof flan Order of the Black Engle, who after the Ex change of their feveral full p .uers, have agreed on the following Articles : " Aar. 1. From the day of the exchange of the Ratifications of the prefent Treaty, there fhall be pet feA peace -Ind amity between his Majefty the Emperor of the French and King of Italy, and hi s M. jetty the King of Prufna. hRT. 11. The part of the Duchy of Magdeburg, which lies on the Right Bank of the Klbe ; the mark of Prugit z, the Ukcrmark, and the Newmark of Brandenburg, with exception of the Circle of Kotihus, in Lowcr Lufatia ; the Duchy of Pomerania, Upper, Lowcr, anal new Silefia, with the County of Giatz, the part of the Diltridt of Nctz, which lies from the North of the road from Drifen to Schneidermuhl, and to the North of the line palling from Schnei dermuhl, by WA an, to the Vifula , arid to the frontiers of the Circle of Bromberg, Kmerelia, the !Rand of tiogat and the coun try on the Right Bank of the Vißula and the Nogat, to the Weft of old Pruffia, and the North of the Circles of Culm and Erme land : finally, the Kingdom of Pruffia, as it was on the aft of Jan uary, 1772, fhall be reflored to his Majefty the King of Prudia, with the fortrefs of Spandau, Stettin, eolith', Mogan, Breflaw, Schwcidnitz, Neik Brrig , Cofel, and Glatz, and, in general, all the places, citadels, eagles and forts, of the above.mentioned, (hall be reßored in the Rate in which they at prefent are. fhe town and citadel of Gnat lent, with the villages of Neudorf, Parfchkeni and Schwerkorzy, fhall likewife be reftored to his Majefty the King of Proffia. ART 111. His M..jefly the King of Prarna acknowledges his Majefty the King of Naples, Jofeph Napoleon, and his Maki") , the King of Holland, Louis Napoleon. "ART. IV. His Majefty the King of Pruflia in like manner, acknowledges the Confederation of the Rhine, and the prefent flare of pe,ffeffion of the Sovereigns of which it is compared, and the tit!s.s which have been bellowed on them, either by the Act of Confederation or by fuhfeluent treaties. His Paid Majefty like. wif;•engages to acknowl. dge thofe Sovereigns who,in future, dull keying members of the Paid Confederation ,and the titles they may receive by the treaties of iteeeflion. *Aar. V. 'lle prefent Treaty of Peace and Amity (hall be it common for his Majefty the King of Naples, Jofeph Napoleon fee his Majefty the Kiog of Holland; and fur the Sovereigns o' the Coufederatiotkof the Rhine, the allies of his Majefty the Em• peror Napoleon. " Arr. VI. His Majefty the King of Priam, in like manner, acknowledges his Imperial Highucfs Prince Jerome Napoleon, at King of Wellphalia. "ART. VII. His Majefty the King of Praha cedes, in ful right of property and fuvercicnty, to the Kings, Grand Duke, Dukes, and Princes, who !hall be printed out by his Maki/7 tie Empire: of the French and King of Italy, all the duchies, merges 'late', ptineipalities, counties, and lordthips and in general all the territories and domains, and all territorial property of every kind. which his hdd Majefty the King of Profha poffe Wee!, no matter under what title, between the Rhine and the Elbe, at the CON. mencemcnt of the Freres' war. " Ar. T. VIII. The kingdom of Viellphalla (hail he formed of pr‘vinces ceded by his Majefty the King of Pinflis, and by °due States, which are now in the power of his Majefty the Emperor Napoleon. " ART.IX. The arrangements which his Majefty the Emperor Napoleon will make re fpedling the cow.tries mat krd out in the two preceding Articles, and the occupation ot the fzid countries by the Sovereigns for wl u'e advantage tip: fc arear.7,lments will be made, (hail be acknowledged by his Pruffian M. jelly, as if they had beets fettled by and formed a part of the precast Treaty. " ART. X. His Majelty the Kits! of Pruflia renaunces, for him filf, his fuezeffors, and defcendat.ts, all rizlits, prefent and to come; to which he would have the le2R pretenfil:ll4 tit, Over all the territories, without inn, which are (inured be tween the Elbe and the Rbir.e, and in general over all thole which are not contained in Article VII. 2d, Over all the potTeffions of his Majesty the King of 3.1,:0ny, and of the Houk of Anhalt, which arc fn listed on the Rig::t bank of the Elbe Ott the other hand, all the rights and pretenhons to the puffellions of his Pt uflian jelly, Gtuate between the Rhine and the I the, except fuch as are fettled by this Treaty, (ball be for ever cttindt. " ART. XI All the Legeciations and conventions, as well 2 3 treaties of alliance which would have been concluded, whether publicly or in keret, between the King of Profilia, and one of the Powers fituate cn the left bank of the Elbe, and which the prefent war would not have broken, will remain without dial, and be eortfidered as noll and void. " Aa r. XII. His IVlskily the King of Pruffia cede., In full propriety and fovereignty, to his Majelty the Kin of Saxony, the Circle of Kotihus, in Lower Lufttia. " Aar. }ill(. His Majesty the King of Prufila renouners for ever all the provinces formerly belonging to the King of Poland, which at different periods had fallen (nada the dominion of Nana. fubfequent to the ift of January, 1772, with the exceptions of Ermeland, and the country to the Weft of Old ProfEa, to the Eaft of Pomerania, and the New Mark, to the North Circle of the of Kulm and of a line which paffes from the Viftula, by Walda° to Schneidemuhl, and traced along the frond, rs o' the Circle of Bromberg, and the rozd from Schneidemuhl to Drifen ; which provinces, as well as he town and citadel of Graudenz, and the villages of Nendorf, aid tiwierkorzi, (hall belong in uture to his Majefty the Sin. of Pru in entire property and sovereignty, ART. XIV. His Majelly the King of ProMa renounces equally fur ever the pollellion of the town of Dahtz:z. " Aar. XV. The provinces which Lis Majetly the King of Pruffia renounces, by Article 13, (hall belong, with the exception of the territory ftipalated in Artiale tS, in entire property and fovereignty to hil Mrjtily the King of Saxor.y, under the title of the Duchy of Warfaw, and Mall be g.7erned according to a eonititution, which thall affure the liberty and the privileges of the people of the Lid Duchy, and which will be comyatible with the tranquility of the neighbouriog States. "Aar. XVI. To eltablilb a communication between the King dom of Saxony and the Dueltraf rarlaw, the tree ufe of a mili tary toad will be granted to his 11Neity the King of Saxony, through the ftates of his Majeßy the King of PruilSa. This road, the number of troops which U,aU peak at a time, and the dif ferent Rages of their mare/414M be regulated by a particular convention between the two Sovereigns under the mediation of France. " Aar. XVII. The navigation of the. Netze and file canal of Bromberg, freitaprifen to the Vlffula, and *ire verfu, be free from caltiiii4oufe dude*. "Aar. XVIII. e To determine, and fit with all poffible pred 800, the natural fron iers between Ruffia and the Dnchy of Warfaw ; the territory bctwtrn the actual frontiers of Rt.ffia from the Bug to the mouth of the Latfolna, and a line traced from the fail mouth, and along the valley of that river ; the valley of the Bobra up to Its mouth, the valley' of the Narcw from its mouth up to Sunda, the Lira up to its fource near the vil'ale of ien, the arm of the Nurzeck, which takes its Cturee near the village of Mien, the Nurzeck itfelf up to its mouth above Nurr and laftly, the courfe of the valley of the Dug up to the preterit Ruffiin Frontiers ; all there countries will be incorporated for ever with the Ruffian Empire. Aar. XIX. The City of Dantzic, with a t:rri•ory of two miles in circumference, to be reftored to its forma indcpendt nee under the protedlion of his Maj••fty the King of Pruffit and his Majefty the King of Saxony ; and to be governed by tl e rules by which It was governed when it ceafed to be independent. . . " ART. XX. Neither his Majefty the King of Pruflia, nor his Majefty the King of Saxony, (hail obftrudt the navigation of the Vittula, by ar.y prohibition, nor by any cuftorns, duty, or irnpofts whatfoever. " Aar. XXL The city, pert, and territory of Dantzie Mall b• rout ■v, during the prefent maritime war, again ft the trade and navigation of Great Britain. " Art. XXII. No Individual, of any rank or defcription what foever, whore property and abode are fituated in fuch provinces as formerly belonged to the kingdom of Poland, or which the King of PruMa is henceforth to polar ; and no individual of the Duchy of Warfaw, or reading within the territory incorporated with Rufaa, or poffeMng any landed property, rents, annuities, or any income whatfoever, Iball either with regard to his perfon, his elates, rerts, annuities, and income, nor with refpeet to bis rank and digLities, be profecuted on account of any part which he may have taken, either in a political or military point of virw in the prefent war. “ Aar. XXIII. In the fame manner, noindividual, raiding or poffeffing landed property in the countries which belonged to the King of Pruffia, prior to the lit of January ty7a, (and which are reltored to him by virtue of the preceding (econd Article); and it, particular no Individual of the Berlin civic guard, or of the gems lames, who have taken up arms, in order to maintain public. tranquillity, Ihall be profecuted in his perfon, his dines, rents, annuities, or income whatfoever, or in his rank or dignity, nor in any manner whatfoever, on account of any part which he may have taken in the events of the prefent war, or be fubjcetcd to any inquiry. “ ART. XXIV. The engagements, debts, or obligations, of any nature whatfoever, which his Majefty the King of Pruifia may have contras ed or concluded prior to the prefent war, as pcffefror of the couptries, dominions, domains, eftates, and revenue',• which his Majesty cedes or renounces in the preterit treaty, (hall he per• formed and ratified by the new polfeffors, without any exception or refervation whatfoever. Aar. XXV. The funds and capital which belong to private or public perfoi s. to religious, civil. or military affociatinns, in the countries belonging to the King of Prnffia, which his Majefty re nounces by the prefent treaty, whether the Paid capitals be vexed in the B.ink of Berlin, in the Cbeft of the Marine Company, or in any other manner, thall neither he conilfeated nor feized t The proprietors of the funds or capitals (hall be at liberty to difpofe of the Clue. end they arc to continue to enjoy the intereft thereof, whether loch intereft be already due, or may yet become due, at the periods ftipulated In the conventions or bonds. The fame (ball be on the other fide obferved with regard to all funds and capitals which are vetted by any individuals or inftitutions whatfoever, in filch eountrit s which are ceded or renounced by his Priaan Ma jefty. by virtue of the prefent treaty. ART XXVI. The archive:: which contain the titles of pro perty, and in general all the papers, which relate to the countries, territories and dorniniocs ceded by his Pruffian Majefty, as well as the maps and plans of the ftrong places, citadels, cattle; and forts. feated in the above mentioned countries, are to be delivered op by Commiffitincrs of his faid Majefty within the period of three months next enfuing the exchange of the ratifications of this treaty, to the Commit:Goners of his Malay the Emperor Napoleon with regard to the countries on the Left Banks of the Flbc, and to the Commiffioners of the Emperor of Ruffia, the King of Saxony, and of the City of Dantzic, with regard to all connotes which their Majefties and tl.e City of Dantzic, are in future to pall& by virtue of the prefent compd. " ART. XXVII. Until the day of the Ratification of the future defini.ive Treaty of Peace between France and England. all the countries under the dominion of his Majetty the King of Proffia, without any exception whotfoever, shall be abut againit the trade and navigaticn - of the Englifk. No thipment to be made from any Fruition t ort for the Britifh lfies or Britifh Colonies; nor lhaU any (hip from England, or her Colonies, be admitted into any Fruffion port. ART. XXVIII. The neeefrary arrangements (hall immediately he made to fettle every point which relates to the manner and pe• rind of the farrender of the places which arc to be reftorei to his Majefty the King of Proltia, and to the civil and military adatini Rratioes of the laid conned". " Aft T. XXIX The prifoners of war taken on both fiats are to be returned in a mats as loon as circumitances Mall admit. k All'. XXX. The prcfent Weary i 4 to be ratified by his Majefty the Emperor of the French arri the King of Pruffia; and the Rati fication (hall be exchanged at Koningfberg, by the un&rmention ed, within the term of fix days next caning, or bower, if poffi Is •• Done at Tilfit, the 7th of Peg, do 7. (L.. S) Signed "C M TALLETRAND, Prince of Penevento. (L. S.) Signed " Count It A %literal"' Fidd Marfhal. (L. S.) Signed Au ousrus .-Cosnt Golts." The ratifications of . this Treaty were exchanged at Koningfberg, the isth July, 1807. PARIS, JULY Sr. The A4niiesir of this day contains - the followin arLicle: " Tillit July 9. "The excharge of the ra tifi cat i on of ;rice between frate.c Ruilla took moreieg at nine oil ck. At eleven the Emperor. Napoften , wearireake ribbaed of the Order of St An drew, welted urn the EmperoNelesatider wbn received him at the bead of hisGuar ls,tleEmper trAtekinder tieing dee meted el* the ribband of the Legs in of Honour. '<the Emperor Napoleon having enquired which foldier of the imperhd Guards bad • guided himfelf the lota. the fiddler was pref.ined to his Majefiy, when 55 a [.t ro of his efteem ror the Rums,, Itnpsrjal Onatda, ' the Emperor prefentel him with the Golden Eagle of thielegion. " Both Emperors remained together about three home, eed afterwards, mounding their bones. proceeded together towards the Niemen, where the Emperor Alex indcr went on boar . a vette!. The Emperor Napoleon remained on the hank till the Emperor Alexander had reaclud the othet lide The teltinionks of amity which there Princes mutuedy gave each other on parting excited the molt lively emotions anew, the Hummers fpeelatore, affernbled!o fee the two green:ft Sovereigns in the world givmg mutual picdges to each other of tie Ir utianioaity and fnetidihip, and for the tranquillity of the world. " '1 he 1 mperor Napoleon prefemcd the infignia of the Le tem of Honour to the Grand Duke Conitanthee, the Princes Kur lan and Labatt if, and Baron Budberg The Emperor Alexander has prefented the Order of St. An drew to Pritice Jerome Napoleon, King of Weilphalia , to the Grand Duke of Berg, the Princes of Feu/stied and tichevento. • " At three in the afternoon, the King of PrulTie came to the Emperor N p. lcuu , and thcfe Sovereigie. remained tog( tb r a...•ut half an bout ; atter which the.Emperer returned the vifit of the King of Pruffia, and than proceeded to Koningfterg. l'hus thole three Sivertigne have hecn tw. n y days together, and this little town has been the point .of union 14 we n both armies. The fuldiers, lately mimics, exhibited a degne of fr. e.de Up to each other, which bas not pct t interrupted by the teat diforder whatever. " Yefterday the Emperor Alexander permitted ten B.Schirs to eafi the Niemen, when they gave the Emperor Naida?n a c,:n cci t, after mat:vier-of their country. •" " "1 he Emperor Napokon Las tcftified his efteem for General Platow, I - Liman of the Coirscks, by prefenting Um with Ws, portrait. "" '1 he Ruffians have remarked that the t7th of June, hut ac hording to the nee: :tile the 9th of July, the day JII which peace was ratified, is alto the anniverfaiy of the battle of Pultowa, fo glorious for their country, havit,g procured Incii advantages f.r their Empire ; and this they alio conceiv.: to he an aufpicious omen of the duration of the peace and amity which has now been eftabinlied between France and Rulfia." It is thought that the Articles of the Treaty of Peace, conclu,led between the two L• mperors. will not be made public till they have been communi cated to the Senate. It is aliened, that the Ruffian prifoners in France will be clothed, equipped, and armed by the Em peror Nap -, le befure they return to their own country. M. Cation de Nif4s, Commandant of one of the Companies of Orderh Oitcers, has made the journey from hit to Paris with the tittnoll fpeed pollible , 11,,sirg performed it within eleveti days. He imme. •ci.itely went to the Emprefs. It is Paid that the Commandant of the Coffacks has received the Order of the Legion of Honour. SAMBERG, JULY Ist. Ip the rides which the tl.ree Sovereigns have been in the habit of taking together, the Emperor Napo leon generally Gts in the middle, the Emperor Alez ander at his right, and the King of Pruffia on Male t hand. They generao return about nine n'tlria at night, and accompany the Eitiperor Nap o leon tohis relidence. 'I bele Sovereigns are generally' follo‘ed by the. Grand Duke Couttantine and Prance Murai on horfeback. FROM THE H.IGUE, JULY 21. The Hacrlem Journal, under the head of intelli gence from Pat is Rates, that an eminent Frenth Gene tal and Sovereign Ptiace is intended to be King .of Greece. MITTZOW; JUL! ss: The Swedes have coMpletelywlthdrawn to StraL fund. To-day they attempted a fortie- ihrougkahe Vogthagen ; hut General Loifi4t, whole troops had jolt come off A forced march, drove then' back into the for trels. While the heavy artillery is on the way here, the lines of circumvallation are completing. It is hoped the liege will not be protra6led long. Osir troops have ROI wanted opportunities to diitingoith them laves. There have been lour engagemens lince the t3th ; the tharpell wasat Rabatz, where the Swedes had fortified the defiles with a nnmerous General Mollitor took this polition from them,While General B tudet engaged the Swedifb corps at Nogat e , commanded by the King in pc►lin. The Swedes have latt about 250 men. TONNINGEN, JULY 26 We have ilia kat ned that Bernadotte is gone on an important mitron to Copenhagen. Great apprehen- lions have been e ntertained for the fa , e of I - toldein, the garrifon of liamburgh haying been ►ately aug mented to from fifteen to .fixteen thnufaod men, the greater part of which are now, however, on their march towards Holttein. HAMBURGH, JULY 25. Lord Falkland, the Commandant of the blockad. ing frigate, ernizing before the Elbe, in anfwer to a queflion font to him from Tonningen, has replied, that continently with the lama order► he has received from England, the ports of Glucknadt and Alti.na are te . be cnnfidered as in a Rate of blockade ; that no loaded velfels would be permi:ted to proceed up the Elbe; and that neither wine, fpit its, or liquors of any kind; would be allowed to pafs through the Watten. PRIVATE LETTER.—.--HAMBURGH, JULY 24. i a The treaty with Ruffia is not yet known. It it reported here, on the authotity of the Ruffian Officer who came as courier to the Duke of Mecklenhurgh. that Alexander was feized with a kind nfpliii^ upon feeing the Ft'ench cat hi, frontiers, and told Bennigfen and Prince BaAratliion to make peace on any te l m a . He was even afraid, he fdie, that Nipoleon would make no peace. The latter, w;t•ife arrily had fuff.lred dreadfully, and was toy nt, means in• a •condition to purfue its advantages, if any refillance hail been made, was glad to leize the opportunity to get Alexander to makes feparate peace, advantageous f Jr . the Frenc' but which left Pruiria at the mercy of France."