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/Cr. swab of 300 tons and 2$ men. Ility Were sh of a cosmos from England, ana dwitini4,for put of a cr.avn,' from nglind, anà dritipe4fnr Birbadoes The Plivatrei La Pearce has iarrissa Imo Fort de France the Ergl , sh ships. the SitSlA;al, of 340 tons. the . Argo, t.f 318, and the Mariaa, of These three Ir..siels were taken between Cape Nassau cud Essequibo. • JUL? 20 His Majesty the Emperor left Tilsit on the gth. It is said he will stop at Dresden some days. We Are assured that his Imperial Highness Prince Jesome will be King of Westphalia. We are also informed that the Emperor Napoleon has trans mitted to the Chief of the Cossacks the decorations of the Legilo of Honour, aad to the Rersion &kite' who was pointed out by the Emperor of Kostia as the bravest 131111. Before the two Em perors separated. the y exchanged the decoration; t:ft‘eir Orders, which were also given by each of t'.e Sover.igns to several Princes and Ministers, viz. to Pewee Jerome, the 'Grand Duke of Berg, the Prince of Ileums:to, the Prince of Neufchatel, to the G, and Duke Constantine, and Prince Ku r akin. The Emperor has given orders that the Russian Prisoners should be clothed, equipped, and armed, before they retorts to their own country. The most complete unison subsists between the two Emperors, of which they gave innum-rable proofs, and there is now no dada but that the repose of Europe is fixed for ever. It is supposed that the Treaty of Peace between the two F.inpe,ors u ill not be known till it is com tnu .icsted to the Senate. HAOUt. JULY 14. During the nigh: between Sunday and Monday, a repo, t was spread, th it the English had approach ed the crass, and appewed to intend to sffeEt a landing on use island of Gout, and at the same time at the Helder. Orders were immeidately given for the Cuirasders and the Grenadiers to hold them sesvei in readiness to march s, but it was soon ascer tained that there was no foundation for the alarm. Some armed revels of the English had, in fad app.' ached the Coast of the Isle of Goree, near the mouth of the Meuse, but they retired af. ter a few shots were fised at them from the bat teries. AIiSTtIDAU, JULY I). It is reported, by some that they discovered from •he heights -4 Schicrui.nokong, three English dfirtsio..s, our lif 32, one of Is, and one of 10 ves sels. steering towards the ‘‘ent, with a North-west Wi..d It is probably from this circumstance. that repn:t has been circulated, chat the English mean to attempt a aim mbarkatino on our coasts This *report, though destitute of foundation, proves, by the L.pidity of the military dispraitioas whieb were wade, that the English would risk much dby at test:la' a d.sembarkation irt any post of Holland. GOTTENIIMIGH MAIL. •ATRACT Of ♦ f4ITATI LaTTEIL FlO/4 GOTTSI4- SUNG. JULY YO. The nrist important news we have this day re ceived. thnogh not in Any official shape. is; that the King ref - Sweden has senswed the armistice. which indeed seems very probaYle.s MI the repasts you have had in England of the shut , i•lg of the Sound. hive been groundless, and the Danes have not yet uktn a single hostile step against the Erglish. BULLETIN. SITtnISTI irtArp-guA RTUItII AT rAgpribtov. JULY 7. His Majesty's Aid-de•Camm, Major Bassewits, was sent on the 2d inn. to Demmin, on a special asiesion en Marshal Brune, whence he returned the rev morning. British Brigadier-G!netal Clinton hat salt d from hence for F.ngland. 0., the 4th instant, lii, Royal Majlsty proceeded from .'"t alsiind, to this town, a.triided by the whole of the General Staff. Count de la Chapelle. Marshal des Camps of His 'Majesty the King of France, had yesterJay his au dience of leave of His Swedish Alajz,ty, and intends to set out o—mofrow for lies Royai Majesty has sent his Adjutant General, Calomel von Engelbrect.ten, to His Prussian Ma. Jassy. no a particular mission. The Lest division of the ki - inoverian Legion, des !Sped for this country, which is cimrna:l4l.:J by Lieutenaat.G,•neral Lord Cath undet the chief command of His Swedish Attired on t°-.e .5.h inst. at Peals, in Rug.n. uuder the °rile' s of Major-General Baron Di-rebut Toe said General was this morning presented to His M ijesty, and sooa afterwards the British Euvoy. Mr. Pte.! iliont, had an audience of the King.—NeShadarg Gazette ahq 16.) TONNISC MAIL. ■ANautoa. JULY It This evening an EstafiNe arrived *ono Barba. to Lis Excellencythe French Minister, ll.JaDoorisane, who brought the fullow.ng Treaty of Peace : 001101TIOnt 0/ PEACE, 111F:Wttle HIS MAJESTY THI kaillgeOlt THE FatsCH ••11, ICING Olf LID MIS MAJESTY THe KING OF 1111Mts1A. Ale /14....e5t!, the emperor of the 'french, King of Italy, and huteetur .1 the Cotifed. ration of the Rhine, aud Ills Majesty the King of Prussia, animated with the same ten. of patting au end to the calamities of war, hare fur that outpost, appointed Plenipotentiaries, naniey QII the part 01 His Nlairoty the kmperer of the French, Eu.g of Italy, and Proicdor of the Canfederatisn of the Rhine, NI. Ch. Mauvir• Talleraed, P.ioeeofHanevento, awl Minister of rimier) Aft.or , Lc. ite.; col on that of Majesty the Xing of Priem, M. le Marshal Couut de Eallireuih, Knight of the Prussian Chile's of the slack and Ned Eigle ; Corm Von Colts, he Privy Counsellor, Ease, Extraordinary, and Minister Plisiiipmentiary to HIS blej.:sty the Emperor of all Ibe Russ.., and Knight of the Irf thelall Larder of the Black Eagle, who, after the ex change entice several full powers, lists agreed on the following articles ra.. Alt.!. Farm the day of the exchange of the ratifications of the present Treaty, there shall be pegell peace and amity hetweeo His Majesty the Emperor of the French, and His Me , liest• the Kong of Prussia. Art. E. The part of the Duchy of lViagdetiourg. which Los on the right batik of the Elba, the Mark or Piiragoits, the Uker Mark, and the law Mark of Grandenburgli„ with exception of the viral-, at Ketbus, in Lower Lusatia, the pitchy of Porne , aiiia. Upper, Lower, and New Silesia, with the County or C3lua , the part of the &mil of Ness, which Is.. su t e north of the road horn Driesen to Schnedsmuld, • d t tire north el a line perm( ham Schne.desoula by WAGb t.. the V .'ula, and to this hunts.,, of the candle of '4l, the island of Nogat, sod the country the Vistula, and Gat Nogat us the west to the wools of tie Curve of Colmar e " illy. Theirlngdoes of Prussia, as it was on the Ist January, 1/7 . ?, shill he restored to Mr ••!! the King of P:ussis, with the fen. ooo .of Spood.m. Steil tin. Cu•trin, GlogaW, Brejalr, SAy e el n isg, Ni e sse, Gs .1, utd G ata g and in geneial all the places, citadels, castles, and fa ti of the above. mentioned Kingdom, .hail he restmet is the state stn s inch they at present are g the tow,' Coil citadel of Grandetia, with • the grillers of Nendirf, Paoseiikeii, and Schwierk,,,2 7 , shall likewise be restored to His Majesty the King of ensure. Art. 5 His Maieity the King of Pfll64id acknowledges His Majesty the King of Naples, Jos:ph Napoleon, and 114 Majesty the King Jig Holhuad, Lewis Napoleon. Art. 4. His Majesty the King of Prussia, in like manner, acknowledges the Confederation of the Rhine, anal the pre seat state of the possessions of the Sovereigns of which it is composed, and the thin which have been bestowed on them, either by the Act of Courederation, or by suSsequent treaties His said Majesty likewise engages to acknowledge throe Sovereigns, who, in future, shall b , come Members of the said C,unfederation, and the titles they may receive by their treaties of accession. Art. S. The present Treaty of Peace and Amity Shall be in common for His Majesty the King of Naples, Jo4e i rh Na poleon, fur His Majesty the Kite,: of Italy, ant fur the Sore reigns of the Confederation sit the Rhine, the Allies of HIS Majesty the Emperor Napoleon. Art. 6 His Majesty the King of Pnis is, in like manner, acknowledges Ina Imperial Highness Prince Jerome Napoleon. as King of Westphalia. Art. 7. tl. Majesty the King of Prussia cedes, in full right of property and sovereignty, to the Kings, Grand Dukes, Dukes, and Princes, who shall be pointed out by His Majesty the Emperor of the french and King of Italy, all the Duchies, Margraviates, Principalities, Countries, and Lordships ; ant, in general,all the territories and domaitts,and all the territorial pro perty, of whatever kind, or by whatever title possessed by Hit Majesty the King of Prussia, between the Rhine and the Elbe, at the commencement of the present war. Art. S. The kingdom of Westphalia shall consist of the provinces ceded by His Majesty the King of Prussia, and of other States which are at present in possession of Hu Majesty the Emperor Napoleon. Art. O. The arrangements which His Majesty the Emperor Napoleon shill make in the countries alluded to en the two preceding articles, and the occupation of the same by throe Sovereigns in whose favour he shall make such arrangements, shall be acknowledged by His Majesty the King of Pro*4l4 in the same manner at if they were contained and stipulated in the present Treaty. Art. In. Ho Majesty the King of Prussia rennences for himself, his heirs, and successors, all .dual et future right which he has or may letterse— t. T. all Territory, without exception, situate between the Elbe and the Rhine ; and in striael to all not de.cribed in Art. 7. I. To all Nssetsiont of Hit Majesty the !Con of Saxony, and of the How* of Anhalt, solute on the Itight !tank of th:!El'oe. On the other hand, all rights or claims of the State, situate between the Rhine rid the Elbe to the pnaseriion- of His Ma. *sty the VI of Prussia, as they are &Shed by the present Treaty, shall be for ever eratinguiehed and annulled. Art 11. All Negociations or Treatise that may hire been publicly or privately concluded between Nicola and any other State os the Left Bank of the Elbe, arid which hare lint hem broken by rho present War,, shall reni.in without effect, arid be considered as null, and n•it CUM luded Art.lll His Majesty the Kongo( Nome+ codes the Circle of Katbus, in Lesser Lusatia, to His Majesty the King of Saxony, with full rigne of proprietorship and Sovineigiity. Art. 13. His Majesty the King of Prussia rara.unces for ever pre:session of all the ?ravine s which were formed) , condituant pus of the kingduisof Puland,and have at divers periods come under the duiniiiieri of Prussia, excepting Erineland, and the ci.untry to the West of Ancient Prussia, to the Fast of Poore rania, and the Natillaalt, to the North of the Circle el Kalrli, and a line which pewee from the Votula by %V z' doo. to Woul d...Fin:Ml aid Urieseni which Province, wirh the town and co lade! of Grinding, and the villages of Noticharf, Parschken, and Scherie.korzy, shrill in future be po.sesaed, with all rights of proprietorship and Sovereignty, by Ho Majesty the Cog of Prussia. Art. 14. His Majesty the King of Prussia renounces in lib• manner, for ever, poaersaien of the city of Dentsw. Art. lb. The provinces which His Majesty the King of Prussia reneuner4 in the 13th Article, with the reception of the territory mentioned in the 16th article, *ball in) juntemed, with r•girt or property and sovereignty, by His Majesty the Ki , ig of Stignm, under the title of • Dukedom of Warsaw, and governed according to a este iii i t etien which shall secure the liberties and privileges of the people of that Duchy, and be con.ertnable to the tranquillity of the neightiournig states. Art. 16. To secure a conneetion and a commrurr,vri•.n be. tereeeii the kingdom of Sammy arid the Duchy nf Warsaw, ih•• free use of a military read shall be granted to the King of ►axone, through the states of His Majesty the King of Prtinia. This road, the number ref troops which shall pass through it at en , . time, and the places at which they shall halt, snail be settled by a particular agreement between the two Sovereigns under the mediatien el France. Art. 17. The navigation of the rivers Ness, and the canal of Bromberg, from DrOSIIU to the Vistula and back, shall remain free from any lull. Art 111. In order to establish, as much as porsitlte, natural brousdaries between Russia and the Duchy of Warsaw, the territory between the present boundaries of Noma, front the Hug to the Mouth of the La anima, and a line which gloms from the raid Mouth, arid along the channel of that river, the channel of the Sabra, to its mouth, the channel of the Narew from its mouth to Sundt, the channel of the Lisa to its sourer, near the village Mien, and of the twu neighbour ing arms of the Nurzerk itself, to its mouth, and lastly, along the channel of the Bog, up the stream, to the pres.iit board- anis of Russia, shall tut ever be incorporate with the IA moon empire. Alt. 19. The city of Nettie, with i n territory of two miles in cirmaraference, shall be restored to its homer independenc-, under the pretetlion of His Majesty the King of ?news and the King of Saxony, and to be governed by the same rules by which it was governed when it ceased to be its own mistress. Art Neither His Majesty the King of Prussia, nor Ills !Majesty the King of Saxony, shall Mistral the navigation id the Vistula by any prohibition, nor by any customs, duty, or irndirst whatsoever. Art. 21 The cit , , port, arid territory of Dentine shall be 'but up, during the present maritime war, against the trade and n.e.gation of Great Britain. A:1 2e. No individual of any rank or description what soever, aims& property and abode are situated in sack Pro duce, as heem rly belonged to the Kingdom of Poland, or which the Xing of Prussia is henceforth to possess; and en individuals of the Duchy of Warsaw, nr residing within the territory incorporated with A u:sia, ar peeseming any lauded prope, iv, rants annuities, or any income whatsoever, shall, either with regard to :iis person, his estates, rents, annuities, or income, nor with respect to his rank and dignities, be prosecuted on account of any part which he may have taken either In a political or military point of view, in the *vents of the p r esent war. AM 'LI. In the same manner no individual residing or pas. sewing landed property in the countries which belonged to the King of Prussia prior to the Ist of Sammy, Ott, and which are restored to hint by virtue of the pircer!ing 2d At. tide, and in particular nu individual of the Berlin civic guard, or of the gene &armee, who have taken up arms la miler to inaintain public tranquillity, shall Ise prosecuted in his parrot,, hia estates, rents, annuities, or any incense whatsoever, or in his rank or (lipid!, nor its any manner whatsoever, on ac. count of any part which lie may have taken in the events of the present war, or lie subjeaed to any iimeiry. Art. 24. The engagements, debts, or obligation', of any nature whatsoever, winch His Majesty the King of Prussia may have contraCted or concluded prior to the present war, as possessor of the countries, dominions, domains, estates, and revenues, which His Majesty cedes or ienounces in the memos* Treaty, shall be performed and wilted by the new poseemeen, without any exception or reservation whatsoever. Art 2). funds and capitals which belong to private partons, or public, religious, civil, or military assecmtions, in countries which belong to His Majesty the King of Prussia, or which ha retiounees by the private Treaty, whether tha said capitals be vested in the Bank of &mho, in the chest of the Companies of naval trade, ere is any other 114811111111 what ever, in the domin;ons of the King of Pru;sia, shall neither he confiscated nor attached by the propinitors of the funds or capitals ; they shall be at liberty to dispose of the same, and they are to continue to rink/ the interest thereof. whether LONDON, SATURDAY, AVOUST t. The expedition sailed from the Downs on Thurs. day, and the embargo, which appears to have been laid on in aid of it, was taken of yesterday, in the several ports. The second division of the Baltic Beet remained at Yarmouth on 'Thursday afternoon. We have received New Yolk papers to the let of July, from which we have twat:led the Aiwsrican accounts of the affair between the [leopard and the Cbe►apeake. They agree in the main points with the accounts already before the Public. We may thesefore presume that the American Government means to contend, that a Belligerent hat no rig'.t to visit and search a neutral ship of war, and that upon that principle the Leopard has been guilty of a violation of the maritime law of nations. A Ca binet Council had been summoned at Washington to take the affair into consideration, but the result of its deliberations had not transpired. Other ac counts state, that a Court of Inquiry has been or dered ;Ton the contlua of Commodore Banaossi and that he is sacceeded in the command of the avapta4. by Captain Dec PAMIR. Two Gottenburgb Mails arrived yesterday.— They contain a report of the renewal of the Armis tice between France and Sweden. The Tonningen Mail due on Wednesday, arrived last evening, with Letters and Papers from Altona and Hamburgh, to die 26th last ; and at one o'clock this morning we received, by ZIPRE's, Paris Papers to the 22d, and Dutch to the 25th. The Hamburgh Papers contain an Official Copy of the Treaty of peace between Franse and Prussia, signed at Tilsit on the gth July, and ratified at Koaingsberg on the 12th. It stipulates that, waif the ratifiration of a De I airier Treaty of Peace Monte Prance and kayland, .11 trade and seeneigativei Ala ie strictly praiibited be taws Perugia and the British Isles, toad tAcir Colonise. Jen este Bost Ali ART.: is mud K:113 of Westphalii. For the other promineat clau.es we must refer to the Treaty, which we have copied at leigth.... The Paris Pape, s cmifirm the report of the Emperae of RUSSIA, the Grand Duke CONSTANTIMt. Prim* URAIKIN, and two other Rmsians of rank having become Members of the Legion of Honour, in et , change for the Cress of St. Andrew, which has been conferred by the Emperor A LLXAND Is upon \ tea l. son, Isamu Ban AAAAA t, the Grand Duke of duo, and others. An in erecting discu“itnt took place, last night, ia the House of Commons. __— The Lords of the Admiralty have ordered Nig l l Telegraphs to be ereFted, with ali possible dispatch, begotten the several outposts and the Admiralty Office. Dispatches were sent of, yesterday, to Genetal Pauer at Sicily. Dispatches were sent off, yesterday, to Yarmouth, to Is , - torwatded to Admiral GAHRIII The Marlhativi whit corsarraia;;4;i:yeiterday, a:. Depth , ' d. The Caster (a Portuguese) DA Sitira, from P ar . tugal and Spain, with a British license, tor V era Cruz, is captured, and carried into Jamaica.— Cargo condemned. Yesterday, the Lerd Mayor held a Court of Cota. mon Council, which was numerously attended. A Complimentary Address of Ceng•ratulht o a to her Royal and Serene Highness the Duchess nf Brunswick, on her arrival in this country, was agree d to, on the motion of Mr. Samuel &con, secoritid by Mr. Nichols, and a Committee appo'rtj re , withdraw and ntepare the same, which they mu om diatelv did ; and having returned with a draft of as Address, the same being read, was agteed to, ardor. dered to be fairly transcribed, signed sty t`le *Costa Clerk, and presented to Her Highness by tit, whole Court ; and the Sheriff's, attended by the Remain brancer, were direEted to wait on her, to know her pleasure when the Court should attend her with Cie same. Several Reports for making allowances to people for settingisack their premises, and also for grouting leases, were prerented, and agreed to. During the lest few days, the neighbourhood of the Middle Temple, Essex -court, and Deverem. court, have been in a state of alarm, owing to tie following extraordinary circamstances :—On nesday afternoon, it was discovered that a pistol bullet had been shot into the dressing-room window of Mr. Twining, the Tea-dealer. It must have entered the window between the hose of ten and two, but no report of a pistol had been heard in the house or in the neighbourhood. The circumstance passed off is mystery during Wednesday, and Mr. tuak no periicular woke of it. On Thursday, about 11 o'clock, while Mr. Gor don, the Batrister, was sitting in the coffee room of the Grecian CoXee-house, in Essex -court, near the window, reading a newspaper, a pistol ballet catered the window, and passed close to his head, to the further side of the room, with great force, and re bounded bif-k. No mew/ was heard, nor c‘oli any trace Le made as to where the bullet Ca= from, or how it was dischargieda Mr. Guidon went to the Public o:Eire„ Bowe street, and wive information to Mr. GeAuset of the circumstarce„ when he, accompanied by Me Na. as, went to the places where the bullets had catered, examined them. and made inquiries in the neighboorlino,i, bat without being able to leans any information. '[he Magistrates direded Atkins to exert himself to trace out the perpetrators of sect wanton and desperate efts. These exertions to do. cover them have not dismayed those concerned free pursuing a similar cooduft, yesterday moiling. at the usual time, when a bullet entered the window. of Mr. Rammond's chambers, in New-Court, Temple, without any report being heard. There is no doubt but they must have been diso charged hod; an air-gun, or a cross bow ; yet the ohjea of those who have discharged them is envoi loped in mystery. The inhabitants of the neigh bourhood. have offered a reward to discover the person or persons. The Bendier: of the Middle Temple bad a meet ing, yesterday, at three o'clock, upon the business. t is much to be doubted, after all the prepare-. dons which are making at Paris, whether Bova• e•ares return will be greeted with half so cordiA a welcome as British adventurers will give to the 30,0001. Prise to the first-drawn number on There day next. or even to any other of the great Capitals. which are all still in the Wheel. AI My of Itelerce.—At the close of the memor able battle of Fn-dland, it is well known, that not withstanding the French gained the victory, &M -outons had 60,000 men in reserve; but in the gran! campaign at Coop. rs' Hall, there are 100,000 os the side of Fortune, which are all capital prizes, and where every spirited adventurer has an oppnr tenity of sharing, if he makes haste to the head quarters of General Casts% No. •, Charing- Cross.—The neat day of isaion is Thursday. when a Thirty Thousand Pounder will be discharged, at ezaaly one o'clock, by special .rd&r. If you are desirous of having 30,0001. next Thursday is the day I You have also Use oppr tunity of getting Twenty Thoseauds ! Tii Thou sands 1 One Thou:ands I Five Hundreds 1 &C. &C. and only 14,000 Tickets to draw. Wa►ranted !in drawn Tickets and Shares, so long as they can be procured, will be on Sale $t Lie it ' , isle I sal Co. s, 26, Cornhill; St, Charing-cross; and St. Mar prceb-hill, Borough ; where t.,e money for the Prises is paid immediately. On Thursday, July 3s), at Ins seat at Ifackwood park. la the 61st rat of ins age, tie Ri g ht lion. Thomas Lord Mrlam, Lord Lieutenant and CUSlei it , .tul..rum of the C••unq 6r Southampton, and Gomm' . ant Vito•Admuat of the isle ol Wight, &c. &c. &c. HIGH WATIR. THIS DAY, AT LON DON-BRIDGL Mons.... fain. ohm— Il I Even.... 4/ nun after It. LONDON:—Printed tas O.DAVIDSON, Nu. 17, Dukes. court, Now sum, Cinessis•den, and pribtolsod at Its Office, No. IS, Sachet St. Clorn.rnt's Church, Strand. bf W. S rucK, of No. 7, New Belton-wrest, Long.Acert. -- Orders, &c for this Paper, seta to the Who, um , pod) will be duly attended to. JUMR& THE rrHIS Pll I will P Hede, Mt Ithartow; Pali iun ; Ifiwatiwe 4 ri ve-dugge , . Chapman. Ge gpeeha, Mn 1 Tu which w 11.indle, Mr Toter. Vlial Toren. Tq•csorrow, 41.• A New be THE NE rrilq PR *di n• FIREAVOKK Eight Ai n. Dan the eau, THIS P and everi Dancing. Clog C100''••••11th Pcorrincra, Ha wen sppri . vissti THE BRAVE Wye and You fir evenings I Priarnanees Woeulanden's Fl RAW CUldl( sprruvr.ate Sc &led, 'FELEIA Tu tregin Rowfeed, as 4t, for lugrdnl Pat nTIUN, o Olt befieheial, 11. That the hau.wnai Cora cl.tlndist ; and ap in the Nan. June. Lndottr ( Hn Grace the 17 Lon! V voust A Lv Wm. Paxton Sr Matthew Wm. Ilevayees, Coadta Cuckyril Wm. Merry WI Jahn Thol'll4o.l Gmtia C .oiler I 111. That this !taboo. at Mr. ' Morning till Ya IV. That all *nth, or le . o. oh V. That all late. VI. That a I ^-5111§, or II '"'nit by Mei tamer 111,12 Nc.fttoo ti VII I itAt ti • Mit to 4, *b t loa _ pree bely. rht tli e ' lav M•ns and el Gen La this great Ia econeioenet wtonts c:osert Div o,,ett a f: be earaii!etz, wl Rican ?er qi Crown mid An L The ill blifortbar maw, 1.,...1, and el R ftt4 " ll r nigh! wit Ten till lull 43a•ciihe,s. I. s '' h k'iPL•as wlt M . 4 g 4 the L" . hat I Dun 6 , 1 !he r gin blink et ee .1.)14 Primes, aad such intern/ be already due, or may yet heeeme d i e at the periods &palled in the conventions or bonds. The same shall on the other v.dv tie observed w fit repo , ' to all hind. •114 capitals, whatever, which are veiled by rriwate indis ideals, or pitblie institutions, in such e tries, which am csdntl or renoun.:td by His Prui,taii Majesty by virtue of the present l'resty. A.t. Vii The •reltives, which cone-in the titles of pen. petty, dneurnents, soil in general all 9 papers which relate to the countries, territ. ten, 4 minion.% as well as the maps and plans of the swim; places, citadels, castles god form, s-ated in the above-inentiniird countries, are all to be de livered up by the Content:slim:ls of Hie said Majesty, within the time of three months nest ensuing the exchange of the ra!ilitrAtion of this Treaty, In COMllllB4lo‘lesil of His Me jooty the Emperor NA:often, with regard to the countries seated on the left bank of the Rhine; and to Comrsissioners of His Majesty the Emperor of Russia, of HA Mejeay the King of Satouzy, and of the City of Demi:ie, with regard to ehtint,ll24, which thinned M.jettios mt 4 the City of Dent ate are ill future to possess, by virtue of the present compact Art. Q 7. Until the day of the Itatißratirin of the future Definit vs Treaty of Peace between France' and England, all th e cont o r t. ' under the dominion of His Majesty the King of t'ruaty, without any esceptinn voli•tmeter, shall be shut against the trade and navigation of the English. N. shipment to be made from any Prussian port for the British Ides, or British Colonies, nor shall any ship which sailed from England ur her Colonies he admitted in any Piutsian port. Art. 93. The rte.:twisty arrangements shall be immediatety made to settle every point which relates tr. the manner and period of the surrender of the places which are lobe restored is His Majesty the King of Prussia, and to the Civil and Mili. Lary Administration of the said Country. Art. 99. The prisoners of war triton on both sides are to be returned, and 611.41 be exchanged, in ma.s, as soon as circum - stances shell eilm.t. At. 1.. Th.! present Treaty is to be ratified by His Ma jesty the Emperor of the fmneh, and by Hit Majesty the King of Prussia, and the ratifications shall be exchanged at berg by the undermentioned, within tha time of 113 L days uext ensi ang the signing uf this Treaty. Dune at Tilsit ' the dlthJuly, Mt. (L S.) (Signed) C. M TALLETRAND, Prince of Benevento. (L S ) Owned) Count KkI.KRELTI4, (LS ) (Sigurd) AUGUST,. S Count GOLTZ. The ratifications of this Treaty were exchanged at Konigsberg, the 12th July, 1807. - COOSTANTINOPM JUNE 9. The Turkish troops Lave not yet passed the Da nube. The engagement which took place the 19th and t.t. of May. between the Russian and Turkish Fleets, was not decisive, the wind coming calm, the fleets were not able stificiently to come up. The Captain Pasha has resumed his station in the Dardanelles, and the Russian Admiral that of Te. nedos. The attack on Teneths has not been at teshol with success. The Russian troops remain not only masters of the port. but have also re-oc cupied the batteries of the beach, which they had abandoned for some time. The port of Smyrna is already blockaded by the English and Russians. All remains quiet is the Capital. 111Nif Of Tilt ILSE, JULY 23. If we may credit 'rivets letters, M. Le Wenn Hardenberg bits been dismissed, and the portfolio for Foreigu Affair given to M. Le Count De Gone. RAMitlOO. Mit 2.1. Lord Eilkland, Commander of the English blockade-ship the egrise, has given notice, that AC cording to his latest orders from England, he must consider the harbours of Gluckstadt and Alton., as blockaded, and that he con suffer nn loaded ship to go up tke river. —I Hook Corrts. Y.ily t/5.) ?RICE OF sTocrs. issrunmr. 3 pet Cent. itedecs4 **** • .. fot 6#l I 3 pet Cent. eiteeels 4 per Cent. SO # b per Cent. Nan 931 1 0 ' - 1 die. Ettilsb Leeeery Tidier THE BRITISH PRESS.