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This ihry ere puhlished, b Ow Volume, Si. is beards, E tit/MS..I FitEDERICK and MAltt.A -.IVI. RET ESTOCK. Treeshrted holm the Getman. By thr Ate' low of " Fragments, in Prune and Verbs." Bath : Printed by Tt lir T. Cadell and W. Da. vice, Strand, and J. itatchairl VlcirikllycLielattit4.ll4ls4 Clivynt, et bum atritakan bat had, xi tRAtniENT• Pito, , E rEitsE. BV a Yoking/ • deci,se..4.l. Wale I* A05V.46 1 1 - I "U 4 'lilts day are pubirshedl, in One Voluidal. «lieu, price els. in bawds, NI F-110110; of JOS(AS ROGERS, A. C061111131141' of His 314r:sty's ship (durbee. by the late %is I. GI LP I , A Al. Prebendary at Sanatory, • and Vicar */ ioleire. is new fou'ilt. Published by kis Trestres. fur the heisetit of his School, at Dubin. Misted he T. Cadell sad %V. Mein. Strad. Of *bon may be bad. sew &Mote of ela Mr. Gilpin's other Works t. Dedicated, by persuimion, to Tield-Nlarabal his Royal High. ut Ilse Vac .if Couhluaadr.-ia-Cbst t, 6.. e. Tbis day is pu:Aithed, iii Tau Vllltll3.l‘, (4141.0,114.1 re I at. in boards, the Fourth um, coll.-cord and enlarged, of A.ll EDICAL REPOH.TS, nn the Etiects of Niter, cold mid %Virtu, as a IL un,ly in Fever and edl•er Moues, whether applicil to the Surtace of the Mindy, Sr toed toterualty. Ry J.l l lEll CrItRIE, 11 D. F R.S. Fellow of the Royal College of Pk EMoburgla Printed for T. Ca.lell and %V. Diivies, Strand 1 and W. Creech, at t Ainburnh. •.• The Second Volume, whicli cYneisi, of new Mort venous, sod original Communication., way he list owparate. This day are r.iblielted, in Two Volumes 1 ottivu, vitro te.s. its b.*, ECTURES nn the FOUR LAST' BOOKS / of the PENT.tTErCH, &signed la stew the Divine Origin of the Jewislt• Relijtutt, ch;etly frusta _internal *sl aw.. Is Three Parts :t t. The andirlite.ty waAl truth of tile Distort. g. The Theteugicsl, Mural, awl Politic:4 Principles to the heists Law. 3. A Review of (Thiel-timid, delivered in the Chapel or Triuity College, Diablio ' at the Leconte established t o y the Provni.t and reli n e d , water the wttl of 31. s Anal DOILY: :LIU. Br flit- Kra. RICHARD GRAVES, O.U. 11.111. A. ranee's, and Chaplain t Ida Graz, the utß.chittu.hl, Lad Larataitant of Ireland Privite4 for T. (Thiel! and W. Dillies, Strand. lbw day is MWirhul , rlega,:hy priuled is ten voln:nra, aad aalloased with twelve Ent. awisio., from pewee Mr. 11, Fuor:t , pro** tzx to boar. 4 , • few ea %arse pap er , prier, I 11. as. a At,' &item of 0 BEILON ; a Poem: front the Gernuta of Wieland. WILLIAM SOTITERY, Eaq. • Primed fw T. (add! and W Darna. Of album mar slob ti 1114, 1. OBERON or, liu , ol Ih hunol.ro\., a Mark ; wet ORE:4TF.B, • rrpdp II W. Smircloy, Log t lmo 7s . 2. RAWL; • P ettl . in Inn pails; by do s•wc. l:e pstly ptintrJ I 1 4.larta, in boor*, This day to pablsahs.l, s piloted is tem vultures, price It. us Eons 60..4, the Ss-roast Khios, -f AT A II(.1 1 S h L.4MtIN !US ; err, A i ew o f the ThlstAry, !Mattes', sod Sueial laf, of the It 1. sues. Is a Series of Letters reuse a l'otritiaii to his Es or to the year 702, (roes the Fsenttertors 1,1 Rome to Cue ; car 7,4). lite C SEI./.4 KNIGHT. . tUlt _ _ _ Prints foe T CaJeh % . Units, Strsngl of whoa, *nay be Led, by the WWII .14v I. Di NARBA:•,. a Tale: issue , a loatinnas: .4 . Dr . Johnson's Rll$4l , lllS, Prior. of .tsynpa. ath 1 oitwa, is boards. SECOND F. DIMON. This day is pshii4ssil, piss 3. ti 4 *Nam' Ed itias of A t:I:let:1.-i' (2 RE the SOU ILL of the WEALT H of SPESI•E, F.L P. In this publication the .tra•r:. nihroneeptious which bare prevailed, relative to the object of the Author's &parr Work, " Nitta* badepeadeist itt Comateree,' are rertified the objections nr.:ed atiJinet it refuted, its argunamita.r.o. Is need by are illititratioax, and a oefereace to the opinions, pre. iaely s.nialar to door of Dr Franklin, Mr. Mall hoe, s and loon, sercedattes are pointed wit far the inipoitaat ,racks of forcga had. Printed for 'l' faded! and w Duties, llttratid. • Lately po.ihshed, by the mane Authree, t. AR IT Al N I !Ni DEPENDLIS I p 4 CtI7i3IERCE, 6th ethiteo., price z'a bd ~. 'Ti.. 1141)ICAL C tusr. of the DISTRESSLII of tin PLANTERS, DR. LEMPRIIERE'S DICTIOMAtiILti, lo (Setter, and in Quarto. Thus *lay are puhiiehr4, 14 , t. 4 CLASSICAL 11) .1"1:)N ARV ; vfmtaill .• 111. lac a tornt,tis Ar nt of all the proper Nnones invetionsed is Aorirot Aut ; with the Vnlor of Olin., IlVeights, end M• Jll';'' lf, u. among air Greeks and Ho. and • Chrosologitsi to. by j I ghIPI:IEBP, U.D. Routh Edition, in t'ne Wort rotifer, Octavo, Frit.? 1.0.'34. lionad. ••• The some WoAt, upon "very entorged Peak: for 'foe lolLrr Classes in Schools and Universities, and Cr Libra. firs ; 1rr4.1...n0 Is primed in quarts, pry* •J :is is boards. S. ll'hilliEßSAL nutuatAritv , ruptairing • corning Arrow*, Critical and Historical, of the I.Ofe and Cbareeter, LANNI, laid Actinar, a eminent Perstons in etl A . f .l l , 31111 recoarks,esodklons and Professions, annotged in al i dvol neat ureter. By the tense Authot. In Oar large . Volum, OrlaVIS. pace Ise in bnanis. • • This Second Nark is ale", upon • very ent"rxed scak, houbisonbely printed is quarto, prior 31. ds on lertrile. Printout hot 11" Cadet! and W. Davies, Stmt.'. FOUE/GY INTELLICANCE. IR(IM THE DUTCH PAPERS. WV, LOllll2 tespokos, by Itse Grace of God, and the Coastdottoa of the Kingdom, Ante of HeHam!, aad llastabie of Frame, b3 , 'e skereeJ, and lurt-by &ever, An. t. Tb.; parts of Holland shall remain •h•t,•iiil no armt shall be permitted to enter this nor to land any imerehearlise. it Vessels that may have tar-brit at wry pert or. England, et any enemy's pat, that shall be fumed to bare been carry ing on any prohibited commerce t totererninse, or 1, Lure bruhght in therefrom nu chandler, bitten, or passengers; and also such as hare talesi on hoard, at sea, and broi'gbt in merehaudine, letters, or peasetigers, shall inn be earned off, but shall be detain ,s sad eonhicated. 3. The nuist4: and crew of all Truth that shall he know a to have pat into England, or any enemy's port, and there to hare taken on board merchandise, letters, or passer gers ; and also of t►ase who shall ►ave token la, at yea, inerchan doe, le 11l IT, or pass. agers, shall, nirla.ut any toga, he put on board any of oar shlps of war, to serve therein as cont ain. 'Miura. 4. Waugh' asp Tema, sailing ander allied or mistral dap, Was with-neutral goods, sad coiniug trot. a neural port, he stranded tpon our CODA. or through extreme distress be en•Jpelled to toter this kangdols, aid tw ihsabled from Ltsin putting A.. tea, the carr td all soda wes-els shall 1,- fated iu the Warehouses, to be re-shipped after they sec npaared, to, is CY? of • repair irriag impracticable, to be din a kept iat tuft coattail) until after the peace. s . I. ease . shee t Cm said cargoes, .w a part thereof, shall 1r found t. be daaiated, ore 'hall grwit pennission to Jispo - . . . . LONDON. - WEDNESDAY, DEC. msza A Gotteliburgh Mail ma ived yesterday, the con tents of which are of considerable impoetance. The Swedish army in Thalami, reduced by sick ness and the sword to 7000 'nen, has entered into a new armistice, the terms of which are little short of the total evacuation of that province. The armistice stipulates, that the Swedish army is to oc cupy the frontier of the district of Ulealsarg, and the Russians were to take po►session of the town. on the 30th last. The armistice is to continue until the 13311 of January.—Fifteen day's notice is to be given of its cessation, before the renewal of hostili ties; but they will not be renewed.—Fialand is completely lost to Sweden. We have received Letters and Papers from Hol land to the 13th inst. The coottritsof the Papers have been anticipated by the late Paris Journals; but, from the Letters, we And that the war against the commerce of this country is prosecute() with in creased rigour and activity. King [ t ot} is has issued a new Decree, of which we give a copy, fur the more effectdal execution of all the previous deerevs and measures against all intercourse with this country. We yesterday stated that considerable damage bad been suffered by our shipping upon the Kentish coast, during the late severe gale,.—Sc rions apprehensions %ere entertained fur the los, of the Walpole East •Inglianoin, which had gone awn the rocks, but we are happy to find by our Dover and Ramsgate letter* of yesterday, that she is likely to be got to:E. Of the retuainder of the recently-arrived East Judie Fleet. the Duke of Ikluatrise appears to have weathered the storm, and obtained the necessary supplies off Dover, and the Warrea ilaniags has arrived at Portsmouth. Thu tifty-twodays for rooming the arks to elect • Temporal Peer of Iretaed. in the room of the Inte Lord CLANRIC•RDS, expired on Thursday, wheu the Earl of CLANCARTT wile do Tared by the Clerk of the Crowo and thumper duly elected.— Fifty-one Peens only voted, of whom, fifty were for the Earl of exasie %axe, and our fur the Ear! of Mau NT-CASH CI.. The Right lion. JOHN °TWAT. Earl of Dean, of the kingdom of irelniid, is returned to serve in Parliament fur the borough of Sossinney, iu the room of Lord RE NDL ESN dreensed. The Trio, 4.: torreiwA riE, from Harrington; and the Pegu, Weseto, front Whitehaven, for Melillo, are ma shore, near Holyhead. The .riorora, HEcranuu, from Stockholm, for Portsmouth, was taken off Dungeness, on the nth instant, upd carried into lloulogue. The W,dr, one of 'the hugest ships belongiug to Liverpool. winch cost the proprietors 16,0001. is lest iipthe river St. Lawrence ; 13 other vessels have been lost there tins year. As a preventative, light houses should be erected on different pelts of that eiSeissive and rapid river. a Extract of a letter from Captain Eut nos, of the American brig President, from the Ciusary !.lauds, dated SL Valberg, 38th November, taut :—" h is with the greatest regret I have to inform you of my heing captured on the 17th inst. close iu with the Isle of Night, and sent into this place ; have been ever ranee guarded at an lon, sad am not a!lovred to go out of room without some permit to guard me, a thing that has never before been known au France ; but I impute it to there not Aerial loom any neutral vessels brought au gen e before." Extract of a letter from Captain Lea, of the American vessel Mary, dated from Boulogne Cas tle, Dec. 6, lons I hare the misfoitune to acquaint yes, that we were captured on the igth ult, by the French lug g er 'privateer Le Grami Aiwa lesos, of this port, und Lathed in here. The Mary was captured between this and the English coast. The cargo, consisting of tag tons of sweet oil, has been already discharged ; but I am, as well us my crew; kept as yet iii prison, though 1 have rea son to suppose we shall soon be liberated. I h3‘e not been able to .awertAin the motive of this Go - vernment fur capturing American yew's, and de taining the subjei t, of the United States as priso ners ; but time mid patience will no doubt un fold their motives, and afford us redress." Yesterday the Loa. MAW Oft, after examining the Meals eighers• returns, ordered the price of Bread to be raised half an assize, or a penny in the peck loaf, to take place to-morrow, when the quartern loaf ip heateu will be sold for is. 21. d. and household Is. 14d. We learn from ©bean, of date Nor. 24, that the weather on the. writ most has been uncommonly boisterous for some time beck, and from the frag "clients driven on shore, it is fouled there have been serious lasses at sea. Nothing, however, Juts yet been heited of, except the loss of the packet between Mull and Coll. She foundered in a gale, sod the hands, tfour in number), perished —Oro of whoa' have left families. SECOSO DAY o► Daxwime.—No. 133. Prise or Ten Thousand Pounds, was sold iu the follow. ing ShariN, namely, One Quarter, Ou. Eighth, and Teo Sixteenths, at the Old &talifished State Lot tery Offices of (loans., and Co., oti;Corobill. and SL Margaret's-hill, Borough. Ike Mutest! Tickers. —The Ticket 4,337, drawn yeaterity the . first Prise above 131. and by that means entitled to soo Whole Tickets, was Sold in i Quarter. 1 Eighth, and to Sixteenth Shares, at Bias's truly Fortunate Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross. This Prize may eventually be 100,0001. as the 300 Tickets start(' the chimes of all the numerous Capital Prises with which the Scheme abound.. The Next Dry of Drawing will •be Tuesday, the 97th instant, till which tiv • * *IS 4p 04A1 CHELTENHAM • This town is become a favourite place winter residence, arid it bide fair to stand to e petition with Bath. The town is now full of eouspituy, who meet r. v••ry evenin g at th e pi, Rooms, or at prhatc ?latter. Ors. Friday, t h e Madam. Lady MARY LINDSAY CRAI;IIItD Rai splendid Fete, at her elegant titter Orsie about seventy persons of fashion. Three It were open for cards, music, and singiag. French General, Benefits, entertained the r puny with revere! French and Italian airs, • with much taste. Natty ladies sang and pi le , the harp, the whole accompanied with select meuts. At twelve o'clock the supper-roor os thrown open, when the eye and tan: were g'at with as brilliant an appearance, and as twig * slipper, as the season of the year could proctor Hot soups and . game, with pines, grap es , Cliampaigne and the best wines, were setew abundance. During supper, the full band of Royal Cheltenham Infantry played iu the por The party broke up about three o'clock, hi pleased with the gout regale. Amongst the r pony were— Leeds Kenmare, James Marra?, sad Cast'crone: Eohis Neehoroudb, Elizabeth Matthew, t'itarlotte Gnulit, sot Mary Anne Browne ; Countess D'Alton ; Honowraiskw %mate, Mrs. Roach, Mr. anti Mn. Moore; Baroness V i o. Speedier; Miss Paclingtea; Colonel Ram's (amity; Colim& Hughes, Gould, Sanyo', Wllmod, and Rittitell ; Dr. Rai; in 2 ; Captains Rietetts Nixon, Gray, And Taiimerisi Bona! Hompesch, Litmeral Beerier, &e. BRIGHTON, DEC. i 9. Our arrivals still k - vp up their number sad re. spectability, and our ainueenneists keep pace with the swishes of the public. and the desires of t h e proprietors. the sanitary exercise of riding el 4 walking occupyibg the pleasant day, while th. Li. breries.. the Balls, and the eistertuin7nente at the New Royal Circus. wake a plemiag dieisioad the night. Arrivals— the — Hew Mrs. Feavesed govwerie, Hoe, Dire WM... Tillers. Hun. Jobe Jaws Perfervid, Sir Granby Caleeet, Laid Ittatilfersli, Major Cifftost, Captain lau7,ford, George Wiles, Sir Erasers brake, T. teuoken.ith, Emt. LK-mature.— Countess af Liucoln and Tannly, Erni Vac o a n t setae, titcpbeu Thu/o*e, F. 441. and Fans&ly, liri;,rodier•Gnhe ral and I.udy Jane Mnton, fur Fellyn.:gr.putk, Stunt:, Rnhard Baird Harcwart, Eaq. Frew= mad lady Winona, Lc. Lc. HYDE-PARK. This place, yesterday, was, as on the priteediag Jr,, crowded Rill skaitiog amateurs, she repaired to tlw Facto of the Serpeatine River, with intent to paw the day on the freers element. Tliey had provided themselves with sued. wieh bores, well stored with beef, ham, kr.; but they were disappointi d when they forted eutiatables ;tattooed there to prevent any Doe front going u•. tl t ice, which was •.et cos sidcred strong euough to bras the great ntinibei: of pers..* emulous to restore upon it. . For this preraatada are toZartrai t.. the Hematite Society, who, on the Aaiun of Mr. Bonham, the Superintrodast oldie ltvreivit.g. house on the banks of the Serpentine., had a ■umber of peace-olLeers in attendance To THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS. A false and malicious paragraph ►aving been this day is serted in Snande,.,': New• Lever, printed *b*llt it is stated that the Jody of the Right Po.. Su Thomas Glee,lowc Newtown, Bart., lay.in of a daughter, at lid. lister Lodge, and as the Editiws of English Neaspaptrs as.iy receive a similar paragraph fur insertion, or mad bursa. tionsly copy from the Dublin Paper; astice is heir*. given, that proper tossatires will be takes to pisuoh the sethoe mid pal/haloes of such report, the motives for which are wed hones, and the fact bring, that Sir ltsuass Gicsibore Nis somas is sot, nor ever was, married. December iii, Noe. The Earl of Buttive returned. yesterday, to his mother's house. the Mare of llcao- FORr, 11.1 Stanhope -street. to pass the Christina helidAys. The interior of the iNlansion-house is untlergyill the repair of paiutirg. The lofty pillars in tee grand saloon are painted in imitation of marble, which has a very good effect. A grand Tv Dets:a will be performed, te-morrow, at the Pottirtotmes AMBAISA DIM'S Chaitrl, in South-street, being the anniversary of the Queen of Poirrocuces birth-clay. In the evraing hi , Ex cellency will give a grand dinner at the Tiiatclied Noose Tavern, in honour of the day. Lady Pram will give a grand dinner. on Sa turday. at her house Hartford-street, Mayfair. Viscountess ItaMPr rr will irattoniae The Crank Spectre, and The Devil t • Pay, at the Lewes 1 heatre. to-morrow night. Lord Btavaav has arrived in Dublin front the The Marquis WeLLEst.sv ectertainad a select party at dinner, yesterday, at Ibis house, Hyde.. Park-Comer. The Countess of Haltom:al. bad • "elect eau' party, last night. at her house its Caveiaii,li-squarr. The Earl of Heed% lace intends leaving town, oa Saturday. for Witapole-liall. Cambridgeshire. Viscountess Slummy had a earrLimirty, last eveis. eim. at her house in Dover -street. which was at tended by the Dowager-Marchioness of Barn, Counties of CLltlianNT. General sod Mrs. ST. Joists, and several other Fashionable'. The remains of Mr. METIIELL were on Sunday removed from his late house in Ciazon-strect, to the family vault at Bradley, Derbyshire, for Intel meat. Oa Friday last, Brighton received a large im !militias of eyrie:is, who were on hould the Osprey sloop of war at Portsmouth, wino that ship was paid off, and being, with the crew,sud denly put under sailing orders, were aa.tually taken to sea by the Captain, who proceeded on for the Downs; but on his arrival off Seaford, the fair Sandrise and sisterhood of this maritime seraglio found their stomachs so much disorgaiized, that the Captain was under the neces.ity of sending theta all on shore at that place, whence they pro ceeded in post-chaises to the White Dorm him, in Brighto- 1101110 of Ur.. Vt - tt.7 I' TT. broke:: op( a. tali ru'awd aril% apparel, mild various pied lit the l{u y al after 147.. rievo- r,enc. nastr e operations aga i nst th e S we di s h army . Ch ar i ng -C ross . Thi s P r i se may eventually be found their stomachs so muchmuchzeYi. tt warry,neo, to Iry „..h, np rd are el-pawed, to. is case of • repair irriag irspractieabk, t o be "More the expiration of days miter the Swedi s h 100.0001. a, the SOO Ti c k e t s swirl the charism of the Capt a i n was u n d er th e neces .i ty o f seudi i obese kept its rate thumb unti after the pr:we. army shall hare taken up th e p os iti on stipulated all the numerous Capital Prises with which the t h em a ll on shore at that place. whence they p l S. la casts where aaWleara'", "C a earl thereof, shall t:i the above Couy ea ti cn ;i n h opes t h at no opera- S c h eme a b oun d s . Th e N ext Day of Drawing eenied in post-chaises to the White llorse • b e fend t• be damaged , we .ball pert ormiissiwo to Aliap,..e Vont. will be commenced on your part within the will -he Tuesday, the 27th instant, till which time Brighton. et the sane hv pub' tr sale, and the peo d u , e ,,h a n b e a, roweed said time. l have the honour. Ike. Uldrawn Tickets and Shares are selling at Blsit'S. • A few nights since. the house of )Tro. Vt - tf.7 • Int the Royal Treasury woad after the In :a:, COUNir Kartssne. Offices. where the last 15,0901. and the Two o last of Mortlake. Surrey. was broken op( and rd.,' 6 lbe regulations enacted by Artnira anal 3, are also ' •. . • h Brabestad, Nov. (0 so, Prises of 30.0001. ever drawn, were all Shared end of a large quantity of weariu i apparel, and Yin , ' appheable to habilis is an. ot t r iota 'ewers, ai- wit deassijisww, r! likesae w tstockhGas Ussette, Dn. 6 .1 .14distsrad• other articles of property. 'ulster', and cress of 'mat resets, that shall be fe.uud to have carried on any prc.hilitted cOmmercc or inteicuorsc, aml to hare hrouilst tads: so have de ft aiding or skating is hritß law in, inerchiudisti, trite's, or passengers. • 7. Prom the restrictims intpuk.vi ity Art. 1. are neverthe less eac r p fed tes+kla laden with lea um! mbar Chilies, pro duce, which, pre. Mus to our first drtree of bloc!.mle, mit have übtat.ad dineuse (ruin us to proceed (or a Cliilwae mitts. wcu prt.doe.. shun he iu the Ko)al IVare, Louses, and shall nut be disposed of, nor the proceeds of our sale paid over to the issuers, without uur speelat a. Vessels lade,' salt, and which shall not hare brought in and other article of merchandise, nor :my letters, of paustensees are not included iv the ,bore regulations.— :ieverthelebs, if found to base contravened the .!:spositious of Artiel. s it and :1, the same Mind Lie applicable to them also, without eseeptitig therefrom eves the salt, which shall like wise he conlisrated. o. Marshate De Winter and Domonceso, awl Lisstesant evviiet al Carteret; are each, in the district s.algued to them by our IkCI re of thelt3th of tt.tuber lust, charged *ills, and taJde responsible fur., providing that no vessel arriving shall he suffered to put to see agAiu, but that the same shall he effectually secured until then have been app►ised of our fill , ' 'her pleasure, abatis shall is; made known to them by our 31itiuder of Finance, ebb stitch Ilinieter they shall corm 'Toad on this subject., dial aho shall apply to w , and salt tor our order, in the case of each vessel, in manner Miura decreed. IU. Our Ministers of Fimier, Justiee ' sod Polies, on chrirged with the execution attic preaeat Decree, of which no;ier *loin he gives to our M 1111,4111 of Meritte and Colo. nit a, and tsf tVAr, and wh!els shall be published. Given at our Royal Palace in Atusternatit, the nth No. immix., 1111110, wed third year of our reign. (Sigacd) LOUIS. NOv. The following decision war this day given 17 his Nl:,jr,,t) " Evrr) rrwrl , armed or unarmed, even those% provided o 4114/nein u. '0.n.0.., shall, if she bare an) rerrebaudiee us board, be colunl„re,l n. • turrcbant's vonisti, Sad. Oa Oflt be soloject lu the lowa of bluel.lok LO . • " U " rh i the Slat, ll.a Nlajesty issued • Decree,' .re dricisig the forced Loon, ogled to be the Legisla tive Lindy on the 30th of March last. from thirty to twenty millions of guihiers. The deficit of test inillioui for the service of the year Ms. awl also tee mullions kir that of 1•00, are to be supplied by • voluutory Luau, to be completely ropard isa is years. GOTTIMMURGSI MAIL. stoomoi.m, nr.r. 6. My last Report was on Pie loth of Noveinhor, and Ass dispatched from B, tihet.titd, by Cuptaia kolifeigt. Your Mejeatys aru►y ' under wr• command, her mince retreated to Pyharcki and Vpperi, where the Migrant's fuenord an ittiuck on our rear, turned the left flank near NlerijetWi, advanced against Porte kaeki, to take the enemy it, the rear, and then com pelled the army to fall back to Patiocki, and took, on the 17th, a position near Sykaiucki. Kernlax, and Pew ula , a ere occupi,:d liy our trail*, but in con stquenec of the enemy scorpahaving beau reinforced to -20,f,,,t) such. furnidied atilt sixty pieces of heavy oritimuce. and your Majesty's army haring been reduced to 7,000 men, by Imes in the field and iticknes,,, it bee:line impossible to mainline our po sition, and I thought it. lettriaalile to open again * larlosiatioo for on oriairtica. the *molt of which was , thit Coasention, which I hereby bore the honour ilea, at your Majesty's fort. C. N. !Cum.:ma, Geweratla-Chief of the Ithortliara Awash Army. ,Wleshore, Nov. lath, How. co/flirt:a Emig avnroan tux aoiot. sotossu Lapp IN NONTNI 111111.• ND, AND TDB IMPLAIAL NAN ARMY. I virtue of the '.oa era veste4 in us, we the ti ditraigised lour agreed and stipulated the followio articles:— ' Art. t The novel Swedish army it inimediatety after the naltilicatisti of tiiis romention to take op a position al oof othilt. (rumor ado, distrnt of licaltorg, from Keens to Pocks zzaatvi ai sminetmently rentainitg iii the hoods of the ~ ..11 Tine Swedish army is to evacuate the terse of USeatiorg, IMMO ten days neat eiroong the dote of thai Coarroti.m ; Om Ihnstan troops are to take peassashou of 11.. • rid town on Ilse 3oth of INovember. The other parts of the country, s Lich sic to he riven op to the Russians, shall tw evocsiat,d accorelid; to tote agreement yet to be cosicholed Interim, the coolractois pm lien 3. The rear of the Swedish army shall retreat by the route agrerd upon, and whatever cannot be removed by the Swisli.h t•t 'x in their rstrcatorhali be considered as a good and lawful prip. 4. The Swedish army Nods itself mo to destroy, or &mei bine among the ishallitants, nor sell, the magasiaes which they shall be net essitatask to stern:oder. 5. The Swedish troupe are not to take with them from mi l l'lraborg, or other pl a c ! o b. stirrendered, any rind officer, .:11, our altieb.• or gA•iis aging to tKe p ro v ioces . ei. The Swedish army it t, o fend bark 'all elergyinen, civil Milkers, and inhabitants of the Maces evormated by their troops, provided it be dwelt, the desier.'or, with the cousent, of the said persons. 7. 'Ili:. Convention shall he ratified by the respective Gr nerols-is- Choi a both armies, and the ratification exchang ed to-morrow night. BARON ADLERCRF.VTZ, Mijor ! Gem COUNT KA NINSKE, Limit-Gam. Oltiorki, 7th (14th) Nov. t sae. Ratiacd the bth November, lens, COUNT BU X tit OV DEN, Geeerelin•Chief of the Imperial It übsiati Army. Proposed additionsl articles of the Couvention lie(weeo the Royal Swedish Army in Nortii hia land and the Imperial Roesisa Army : Art. 1. The Armistice concluded between the two maks is to matinee is., musith m et r.itguieg the day on which the Swedish arm cremes the doti bet of the frontiers of t hoc& 9lr y *II 19th Jensur). 1509; suit metre of oh. cravat Ma of the armistice shall be OrCii It li sal I S dn” be fore hostilities are commenced. tt. Daring the Araziktier, the Imperial Russuaa hoops re hat to cruse the river Kett*. C. N. 111-CCKER. Geueral of Infantry, an4l Oeseval-iu-ClO,l of i„lis Raial Swedieli Army is FieJaud. Head quarters. Leamega. Nov. so, GEStli L.-4 have the honour to inform you, that the Convent which was yesterday conciud ed, has been retitled by his Excellency General Count Buxhovden ; wid I shall HOW transniit it to Count Putinukin, in order that the exchanged the ratification may he ctiecteil. With regard to the Armistice in question, I have his Excellency's commands to acquaint yen, that although he most decline the coneluima of a fiermal Armistice, yet he eitgageN his word of homer that he add not roma*, r.ence heeti'e spdratidee against the Swedish army, Before the expiration of 14 days after the Swedish army shall have taken op the position stipolated 'ia the above Convention ; in hopes that uo opera- Cm's+. will be commenced on your port within the THE BRITISH PRESS.