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1 .P 1.••• FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. THIRTY-FOURTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY " Berlin, November n. is We have as yet no advices that the armitlice concluded on the tyth inft. has been ratified by the King of PrulGa,pr that any exchange of the ratifi• cation has yet taken place. Meantime hollaities continue, nor will any fufpenfinn of them take place until The exchange of the ratification. " General Savary, to whom the Emperor had en truaed the liege of Hameln, had, on the zoth int. a conference with the Pru(Gan Generals belonging to the garrifon, and has made them fign a capitulation. Nine thnufand ptifoners,amonga whom arc fix Ge. neial-, magazines for to,ooo men, with fix months provifinns, and all kinda of military ilores, a com pany of flying artillery, and 300 cavalry, have fallen into our hands. " The only troops which General Savary had, con filled of a regiment of light infantry, and two Dutch regiments under General Dumoncean. " General Savary has this inflant let off for Nieun burg in order to force that place to a capitulation. Its garrifon is calculated at between 2 and 3,000 men. A battalion of Pruifians, goo llrong, who formed the garrifon of Czentorchow on the frontier of Polifh Pruffla, capitulated on the 18th to Igo chaffeurs of the ad regiment, united with "goo Poles who bad taken up arms and advanced to that pipe. This prams are prifoners of war, and the place contains large magazines." BERLIN, NOV. z 7. As loon as the guard of his Imperial Majefty had received orders to return, a sepoit of peace became general. This, in fat, has been fo far confirmed, that we have received alTurances of the conclufion of an armillice. It is impolfible to defcribe the joy oc csGozed by this news. PARIS. DECEMBER 1. The French are at Warfaw, the capital of Poland. HADVE, DECEMBER a. A Royal Decree has been publifhed here, dated yellerday, containing the following articles a. The Decree at th e French Emperor of the sill November, (sash* Eaattib commerce) &ail be ftriiity °braved to the min utes aireupled by our troops, via. Safi Fritnand, Oldenburg, De enenhorik and the trukories of Oever, Niphaufen, and Vuel. s. k dual be executed oa the wbnle extent et Holland, or as far as the emalinie preciosity ordered ere Infufficlent to effed a com plete blockade of the &MTh titan& r . 3. The merchandise and ail other property taken in the con quered countries, mentioned in Art. I. than be fold for account of Out poblic treafury. (Signed) LOUIS. (Counterligned) F.W.ROELL, Sec of State. PETERSBUROH, OCTOBER 32. The Emperor, we are allured, will fPeedill leave this capital to command hit army in perfon. But the dilquieting advice' received from the Turkith frontier have neceffitated the march of part of our army, which was defined againft the French, towards the Turkith frontier. VIE tINA, NOV. 8. The Ruffian Miniftcr having demanded a paffage for the Ruffian troops through Moravia and Bohe. pia, received an immediate reply from our Court, that they were determined to obferve the ftriEleft neutrality. ind that our Generals bad orders to en force fuch obfervance in every quarter. Nov. ti.—Our apprehenGon of war disninifhes daily, and it is confidered that the negocialicns with the French Arobaffidor relate only to the affairs of Poland. N••v. la.—General Clarke is juf arrived, very unexpeeledly, frOm Berlin. His embaffy is raid to be of the laft importance. The flri&ett fecrecy •is ob 'reeved With regard to its obje& Some ditquietude hat has beeh canted in the public mind by the report, that our Bohemian fortreffes were to be proviGonedwith all pollinle expedition. We continue to ma, bow rvpt, that the peace will not be interrupted. • MUNICH, N0V.24. The French E.operor has prefented his bfajefly with 6coo caddie holies ; and three regiments of ea valry, one heavy anti two light, are to be railed with the unnoli difpatch. Expedation is on tiptoe for the return of one new )4iniller of Finance, Baron 119mpekli. As he 1146 reties his Majefies confidence in a very high degree, it is fuppored he w ill give puolic buriners quite a new turn. H.III of SAltzburs, it is ezpeled, will be ceded to Bavaria. B ISt F, NOVEMBER IR. T;eflerday was likely to have been a melancholy clsy for Me. In the 'loaning the Landamman c:ived a trter as if fr...in the Minifter of Finance at r frill to Ire tranfmitted through the hands of I. ;:t. Cyr, an Officer of the Legion of Honour, i,c.cin the (um of two ,onions and a half, as a ; t French I!.:toperor from S A .!•:manded, riot to he tetione I in three months xith f•oe per ccid. intereft. This letter was dated on the yyli of o(tohet, and within lixteen after the rtcliot ,•1 i:, even flinuld it be at midnight, it wa, t•i he paid ii re.,..ty money or bills of exchange : and the lime Offic.• ("•%Ved a written order to quarter t,411 U 10111.1 “ .;: five hundred troops upon the tuwn in .f of nync , n.pri.ii,ze ; and he vetba:ly intirna•cd the romand int, Von Holsinger, had already received order% to that effect. The Landamman:: cc ca , ::d a meeting of the M.:rchants and Citizen, and a derlita'i,in was fent to M. Huningen, to beg a ia the executi. n cf his orders. To their agreeable fotprize, M. tlunirgen knew notbing of the matter: the whole was n for v erv, ay.," the trick of a fwindler, oho made his appearance again at (even in the even• rug to receive Ore money. lie was then (loafed, and ow reln.l6o3s in .lufc culloir, awaiting the femme the law. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER to PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Cookie, far (mull., 6ot,Reduced suff—thoeilsua O. Exchequer Ms, put. 311. prom , PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank black, stot st t India Bonds, is. a 24. pr. 3 per C. Red. Aa.spil I EH& BU4 par 3s. pr. 3 per C. Conf. Mut Omnium 14 pram. 4 per Clot. 77 Hash& Tickets 19!.155. S per C Narylut I Coa for ace. 6:ifi 4 Legg. An. 16 as•a6the , ' Dutch Papers to Friday laa, the gth infl..buttix rived, but the reties is not.quite complete. We are Ilia without Coe 33d Bulletin of the French Army, which, as we fluted fome days ago, announces that an Armiflice between the French and ?ruffians has been agreed upon. The UR is, however, con firmed in the Bulletin ; which Rates, •that this event took place on the 17th ult. but at the date of . the lal•mcntioned Bulletin, (the 23d ulr.) it had not been•ratlfied by the KING of Paussta. ties were to continue till the exchange of the rati• fication ; but as there can be little doubt that the Kim° of PRUSSIA would ratify the armiflice, we may lexpera foon to hear that hoftilittes have teruiinated between thefe Powers, and been followed by the figning- of Preliminaries of Peale. We have no in. Iformation whsteveerefpeaing the terms of the Ar- I miaice : there can be no doubt that they are jua what the French chofe to ditaate, and that the Peace which may loon be expeCted to follow will be of the fame kind. Indeed from any; thing we have lien, the King of i Papspa has nothing to expel but to receive the law from the conqueror. From the 34th Bulletin we learn that Hameln, which contained a garrifon of 9000 men and was provifioned for fix months, capi• tulated to one French regiment of light Lgantry and two Dutch Regiments ! It is imprtfible to account for Such dallardly condud upon any 'common piinci• plea. The fad, however, may yet appear to be; that the place was not properly provided for xefiftance. This we think extremely probable when we recalled. that fuch was actually the Hate of the Pruffian garri. fon towns on her frontiers, owing to the infatuation and ttupidity of her Government. The news of an armiftice having been concluded canted great joy at Berlin—a fad proof of the hula bility of popular zeal, and the verfatility of popular opinion ! Two months have fcarcely elapfed (ince every letter, and every journal, which came from the Continent, teemed with ardent effnfions of patriolifm,, and with indignant ezpreffrons of direr:intent s at the flare of degradation to which the Pruffian Nation had been reduced by the unprincipled aggreffions of Frnee, and the pufillanimity of their own Government, in refuling to relent them I When *ear was at lait de. termined on, every heartbeat with joy ; every coun tenance was animated with the glow of delight s .4 To conquer or to die," was the watch *old, which came from the mouth of the Sovereign, and which refounded through every town and every village from the Viftula to the Rhine. But, alas I how (non the Scene is changed I The army is de. flrnyed—the Court is fled—the Country is conquered —the people are oppreffed—aU fenfe of honour, all regard to name, to charade*, and to fame, is loft.— , Adaratiflice for any time, and on any terms, is anti. oufly implored t and when obtained, the refult of defeat and dialrace, and dilhonour, becoties thafub jed of joy ! General CLARKS (one of the Pleriotentiaries trsbn carried on the negotiation with LA Lautasessos) has been fent on a aniffion to Vienna by Bostaraers. . I We have no doubt that the objed chi, m inion . to negotiate , the ceffion of the Auftrian past of Po land, in lieu of feme equivalent. An attick from Vienna mentions the Emperor of Ituftla having demanded a paffage fur a Ruffian army through Moravia and Bohemia; that the requeft had been 'Afar() ; and that an afTurance had been fub joined to the refufal, that Auflria was determined to preferve the ftrideft neutrality. Her intention to re main neutral may be very Sincere; but the demand of Raffia feems rather an extra9rdinary one, as it Joe' not apitear what a Ruffian army, c0:14%36.44 the King of Pruifia, would have to do satia t e in Moravia or Bohemia. We think there tuna be an error in the Itatcment, and that Weflern GalUsia is probably meant. Whatever their plan of operations may he, it is not likely that it would lead the Ruffians through Bohemia. Any corps advancing by the way of Bracco world find a great convenience id palling through the upper part of Gallicia ; and 'a is pro. bably through this portion of the Auftrian territory that the pallage was folicited, and, as it is faid, re hired. The Ruffians, in this cafe, we fhould think, will not hand upon ceremony. The Decr ea of Boma PAK r a againft the commerce of thi; country has been, as it might have been ex. peEtea, adopted in Holland. Its proviftons are to be nridly oaecutetl in the tertitc:iot which have been lately added to that kingdom. All the Brit int pro. perry *Lich hat fai!ctr into the power of the French in Ebiti Frialaird, 01.!eirhurgh, Derrienhorit, and the ierritoriea r f Giver, Knipirankn, and Vatel, is de clared to be t , ofileated. This principle hay alfo been applied, thoubh it would teem with time ma. dification, to what isitieperly called Holland. The fenond article of King Lours's decree is not !cry ckarly expreffed. We can, however, underhand it enongh to difeover, that all loterennfo with this cogs try is to teak ; whether the lit itifh proper ty is to be confifeAted is not fo evident. If is gated, in an article from Paris of the t 4, that the French advanced guard hid reached \Varfaw.— We rather doubt the truth of that intelligence. Not a word is raid of the Ruffian troops. A letter from Peterlburgb fay:, that the Emperor A:4wpm' was going to take the command of his army. . An Exprefs reached town yellerday from Ya-• month, announcing the arrival of feveral other vctTels fromHarnbnrgh, fome of which had not unloaded there, and others lades and kept sA at, in resdinefs to depart, in the event of a vifit from the French troops. Thefe have spin reached Emr,land in f.rfety ; and it is every day more clearly afcertained than the depredators will not become pofreffed of a tythe part of their expelled booty. The following account reached town yellerday t— o-NEWCASTLE, DEC. 6. "The Achilles, Capt. %%rearm rave, is arrived here, laden with Rarer, tce. from Dantzic ; he failed from that port on the 24th November, arrived at the Sound on the 28th, and got into Shields yeflerday. An in- ; telligent Gentleman belonging to a merchant's office I in the town is a paffenger. The city of Dantziswas making every preparation for' efence ; it contAned 13,000 troops, but of there a number were invalids. i They elpetcd daily the arrival of the trench before the place. The King of Proffitt was in the neigh- ; bourhood of Graudenta, and had colleted abbot fifty thoufand Pruffian troops, commanded by Connt Km.- I KILLUTH. A Ruffian column, of 18,qco men, were arrived at Warfaw, and other columns advancing' into Poland. It was fuppofed that the whole of the allied force would very loon be upwards of 1400elop men. The great bri4ge over the Vißula at ham had been dellroyed ; as alto all the craft upon that river, which could rem the French troops to pors it. —There was no account at Elfineor on the aath, of the French entering Holflein : on the contrary, the Danes were retiring from the frontier, and at the date named, no alarm prevailed at Ellineur for the neu trality of -Denmark." Some of the Gentlemen who have arrived from Hamburgh Rate, that 13 , 11APARTI had Written a let ter to the Kimo of Pa useta, in which he calls upon , him no longer to Wien to the counfel• of England and Ruffia, that would urge him to continue the con teß. He Pays, that, if his PRUSSIAW MaIRSTYI3OII makes peace, he may retain part of his territories, and his former rank, but that, if he perfifls in carry , ing nn the war, he will be proferibed, and an outcall from his late dominions. We have no doubt that in this fpirit will the ne gbciation for Peace be carried cn, now that an at - tnifiice has beep concluded. The armiftice will reduce PrufGa to the impoffibility of continuing the war, and can be confidered in no other light than a fano:oder at difcretion. It is in the contemplation of Government to en force the diAillation of fpirits from Ingar. A Depu. 'Union of Well India.merchants yefterday attended at' the Board of Trade on this highly important fubje& and to obtain relief in.the mint embarraffed Rate of Colonial produce in general, and of fugars in parti. cular. Should it be determined ultimately that the diftillers are to ufe fngar inflead of corn, it a ill at once take 30,0c0 hogfiteads cu. of the mil ket, and at the fame time add wonderfully to Inc Rotes in the granaries of the country. Some difficulties have arifen, we are informed, occafioned by the chilling inter-efts of the dißillers and refli6ers of fpirit, which doUhtlefs may eafily be adjulled. The meafure in queaion will be among the Ina fubjeCts for the fine- Lion of Parliament. We hope no delay will take place in the adoption of this meafnre, which will not only quicken the market for finer', but leffen the Lonfumption of barley which it will now be impoffible to obtain from the Baltic. fs.nri Nina gittridfr.—This was one df the keesfill kontells that ever took place on any fitnilar . nceafion. 'Alt thol Mein; a tight amid. except the Dosltl . of Istrs.con s 'Marquis Of ixr . tan, Earls of sind FINDLATIM ' Lords GRAY, SaLroun Farms:, and RUTH?,., force of whom are at . prefent abroad. The Mxtquis of TIME IDDALE, tart of Dustsarts, and Lord Ca„aa STOW, are minors. 'ha Oda of Hulk: and Fari of nos inning Is chimed by Brip diet. General WAIL eta Kit of Lltdadean. His vote wit received, but otos protaftzd spina by Come of the Petry, and alto by ano ther claimant. The title of Earl of MAIRCIIIIONT is claimed by Lieutenant ALIZANDIII Humg, the Royal Navy, who alio votid wider proecft. Mr. N. who was wounded in a duel with an Irifh Gentleman on Wednefday fq'tinight, at Waltham Grove, died• on Thorfday lan. Coaw•Maaaiv. Maaa-Lawa, Dac. to.—Wheat is but in (holt fupplies this day, with . a few (real ar rivals—famples of Intl climber continue ready tale at NB price ; but fecond and ordinary have few buyers. Barley in tolerable quantities, but not lower. Good Malt is in demand, and rather dearer. White Peale likewife. In Beans of each defcription, but (mall variation. Oats are in middling fupplies, with a few further arrivalr, and this trade is dearer 1. r famples of aril quality. Fiour at little variation : Fine American 465. to scs. per barrel. OSNIS.4I. cuaggeacy Al UNlssAs Wheat, 441 76e BS, per qr. • Grey Peak ads sigcd nog Ditto: 901 od Btan. , ASS 51i od litre, 411 48. 04 Tick Ditto 37e 439 od Buleyosos 461 od Macao ad, 3u Malt, 7147116 od Pulaski e:itei.• 331 34. Wl)het Peak. ( BQM) 11011194 Rape seed, 242 271 oog I:rte Flout 70! to 75* SCIUMI 6js to ;Piper fact. N 4 TJ4.li I? CL * MAILS THIS DAY. . . fit{. DOE. " •t • . *MM. DIM Dubtin •. - ' • • Clanimbergb Were, ford , - • 4 Hamktillifil 0 0 Liflua p • Mt* Tcrk 0 0 • . ._ . . FALMODTFI. DEMMER '7. ' " AFtited his hfajelly's Alps Levine IPlitnribl i • from a cruise. Wind S. W. • 'TORBAY, DECEMBER S. Sailed from Torbay his Majefl)'s drips San jofispb, London, P.ince of Wales, Bellerophon, Mars, Fame, • rondroyante, Conqueror, Gibraltar, Monarch, Pallas, Narciffus, and Ann armed cutter, under corn swand of Sir C COTTON, to IciUTFIC their Illation off Bred. Wind N. W. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 9. Arrived the Olive Branch, Denor, from Cork.-- Sailed his Majetly's flips PEsreica.s for Cork.; 'Ott:rave. Sir S. Hoop ; Unease, and Coitus, on a -Waihrliff. N. W. DEAL, DEC. 9. Arrived the COLUMNIST !loop of war from Duage nefs, and feverai gun brig. horn a cruise. Came down the Teurry; of so guns vind Seno r dorm of, war from Sheernefs ; Retreat Rah Indianan, and feveral other outwar d bound veffels from the River, aid re. main in il.e Downs with the ripe as per lad. Sailed through the Downs the Wsrias,lsasaczea we, and the Generous Planter, HAMILTON, for Jamaica; failed alto the MAGNI wicker, of 74 guni, to j. in the Chan nel Fleet ; CoLussarnf and Sneer Rot p., Devaynes Eaft Indiaman, and reveal other outward bound for Portfmouth ; TMAMES frigate, Teicistveus a and KITS (loops on a cruize off Boulogne; and Ez Larson gun brig on a cruize off the ilemilh Banks. Wind N.W. HARWICH, DECEMBER 8. We had a very violent dorm of wind left night at S. W. attended with rain, but do not hear of air damage. The neutral vette' Leuwsich, P. Roe matter, from Holland, with' butter, for Logan, des ferted by the crew on the Whallet, has been brought into this harbour by three fifhing fmacks, full of water; moll part of the cargo will be Caved. The Danilli brigantine Juliana, JAGIIII3IIII, from Alt-sna, &send to Sr. Thomas's, is brought in here by flat Adages. sus gun brig, and detained. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. The Coafter, Witched!. from Gaper for Pcterfbursh, is to tally left ;.tar Croottadt, crew raved. ThcHarnsony, Berea, for.Lendoo.is loft at Ri t a. The Wanes, Atkin*. from Scald:act'. for Liverpool; e nd the Three Sitters, ......-.., from Gtsfgow (or the Meditcoranean, are on Shore ow Biddeford; the Sifters, of Newfouodland, is loft there. GRAVMMD, DtC. —Parted by the Charlotte, Connell. from Malaga; Andres., Mackie, from Bourdon's ; Venus. Cooper, from Bremen; 1.0111. , Savage, from Hambergh; Happy Retort) ' Appleby, from Memel ; Amelia, and the Fn.:vette, Sha w, trees Stockholm.—Seiled the Lord Duncan, Lane. far Limerick; Cleopatra, and the Grote Erwas. doe. for Yarell. A the Downs, the Thetis Biloofon. frost Water- Am). Lowelloif, Norwell, SievewAglit ' from Peterflatir s h. At Hull, Mary. N ^ Nliantley. frees Peterthereh. In Yarmouth • Reed., Syrenc. Rolla, from Ceskaver ; and the Progrefe, eturdfor., from Riga. At Scarborough, Providence. t oo, from Pio; At Drina', Marla Catherhi frowelforel. In the Llyek, Anna Philippa,— fromLilbon . At Liverpool, Anna men, ......, (tan Yhilalrlplila. At Soften, Hope. Biackley, Woos Diewfotwalt,ii.: At Ne.v York, William, Braffey, from Belfaft; ',toyer, "levier, from Dublin; and the New York parker. Webb, from Briftol At Philadelphia, Jane. Mile, fr,.m lirittol. Ac Baltimore, Canton, Bartley, from Briftol; I ha, Krieg, and t he Mary .atton, from lse,irooL I . RIBUTION OF PE IL If-MONEY. Ihe ••• .vi for the Lopata of L Vials Wan, May ICS W 'at paW on thr I 7th Mono's N 0.9, New B enn d.K wigt , and whiled every Weduefdiy and Tharfday toe three yehnr. • The Egypdanme. for the capitate of la Sambas, l'Edowird, l'Ef re...en, an d ntric.intoinette, in Nowmber, tlos • S fael San Ra and lil :.•me. July 22, 1805 ;;ad J'Adfamet Odtaintr a. 2805, will be paid crery'Weduefday and Thurfda.; at No. 9, New etuad firsed. The ileganaut and !Wean, for the capture of the Edna. Fe bruary 6, 1805, will be paid to-marrow at Mars. Atkin.% %Val. brook, and recalled every Thurfday aed Saturday for three year,. The Nile, for the capture of El Flame and San Rafael, July 21, 2805, will be paid at • 31, Oeorgc.ftreer, Plymouth Dcck, agreeNde to Aft of P. lo.noent. ild.alaeeo, t r the ..2pture of the El AaMe, April at. tilT6, will be pal at No. at, the -di-east, Pattfmoutb, every Monday andlinarfday for three Duda hs. ' The Wartlor, for the cqature of the San Rafael and El rirme, July 11;0..5. will be paid 04 board at Plymouth, on or ever anturday nett. and rcealkd at bir.,Nunt's, Plymouths MIT MOS day and Tbarfday for three months. The Polyphemus, for the capture of the San Pablo, _a 18c6, will be paid on board en Saturday nett at St recalled at No. t s, Cecil ftreet,Strand, as climatal by AllitilrEar- Worst. ' • ra The Hermes floop, Captain Itaawatc, one of the Ihipe Admiral Musaav is waiting for, got ,m thore cm going from Fairlee to Portfm,,uth, and knocked away her falfe keel. She was fo much damaged that, on her arrival at the Nore, to which place the was obliged to put back, (he Will . io great danger of finking. • - ' A letter received from Sicily by the left Lana Mail mentions, that the Planter tranfpnrt was driven on More in July, under the enemy's batteries, at Calabria, when the furrendered. She was immedi ately taken poffeffion of by the French and Calabri ans, who took the warlike, medical, and other floret out of ale fhip, afterwards plundered her. and alts the private property of the individuals on board bus not content with that, they forced the wounded, and even foldiers whole limbs had been amputated, (in confequence of wounds front the fire of the bap teries), to be landed through a furf on the beach, either from wantoonefs orfor the natives to rob them of their blankets, which were taken from thole on board, who could not be removed on account of their wounds. The fleet which, according to letters from Malta, failed from Toulon about the beginning of Ottobe., emfilled of three two deckers, three frigates, and two corvettes. Its deflination is unknown ; tome perfons have conjeaured that it is gone to the Dardanellas. rd COLLIN °wool) in contegnenee, perhaps, of re• ci:ivirg intelligence of the4ailing of the enemy, de tached from his fleet on the firlt of haft month, three fail of the line, the Thunderer, Canopus, and Sttad ard, Aflive liigate , and Nautilus, under Sir Tuosias vas. They are laid to he gone to the Dardanellts. t Malty people, howev er , Iii:1 d ou b t , t h e f a ili ng of the r Toulon Fleet, -