The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-07-25 00:00:00

FORA ..rff INTELLIGENCE.

TO NINGEN MAIL.

el MIURGII, JUL• 14.
RMISTIer: BETWEEN r.< %NU'. AND PRUSSIA.

•I His Majesty the Emperor of the French, &c.
and to c Majesty the King t Prussia, being 41;•sirous
of cludii g an arrll:4tice, they have nominated
a. J urailled with 101 l powers the Marshal Prince
of Neufchatel on ot.e side, ;:nd Field-Marshal Kallt-
reitth on th, other, who have agreed upon the fol.
lo +log conditions

As t. 1 A•s aroi,,tice sha:l take place from this day ►e-
tween t I P F. and the Pririsiiii armlet.
" Art It. Chat part of the Prussian army new at Stralsund,
shall na nnatcoost take part iu any hostilities
" Art. 111. In the fortresses of CoiSore, Graudenta, and Pil-
lam, things •hall re.ria'n in the .ame state in which they are
at present Hu new op rations shall a,, onserice en either
side, nor shall any fresh supplies of ammunition, provision,
or forage, be sem to either of those places.
" Art. IV. The sainfreonduA shall be observed with respe&
to th • places In Silesia which still remain w th • hands of the
i:s.rati ri,nr v.

" Art V That part of the hessian army which is in Po-
merania ■hall diacaoturue the recruiting service, as shall those
Unapt all.. the% are in Siiessa, and they shall ramie' qeietly is
their gun...a
Art. %'l. The mutual exchange of the ratifications of
this arraistior, shall take place as worn as presible.
" Done at Trlsk, June 2b, 1807.
(Slued) " The Prince of Neufchatel,
" Marshal ALEXANDER BERIHIER.
" Plaid-Marshal LALKREUTH.
(Undaesigised) " NAPOLEON.
1' Approve•, and ratified at our held quarters, at !lichee.
pip!,t.t.n, June 1837, "FREDERICK WILLIAM."

" Peace with Pmuia will be signed at Tilsit, on
the 9LII of this month."

stawsuasm, JULY 15.

A Courier from Berlin has just arrived, with the
followinx important intelligence, so consolatory to
Lurn.snity

IMPERIAL HE lID-4pE • 111•4 AT TILSIT, JIMT 9.
NO Tic' ARMY.

" Yesterday, the Ktt. f Jii'v, ^eat t was signed between the
Eisiperors of France and Rti.a..„ t.. thq Frill,' of lkisevento,
eh.. French Minister for Foutign Affairs, ou thr one side;
and 4v the Princes Kurekin and L banns Vet Xllls,Few, at
the other. these FLitipoteistialies were Turn: I with r.ill
v their respedive Soverecns. The raii6,..tions were
etehseg.d this dry, the 9th of July, as both in.vereigui are
still at Td-•r

(Signed) "The Marshal Prime* of Neurchatel,
" SERTHIER."
ItaMIBIOB, JULY 16.
An Easfetie, distchel on the 14th from Berlin,
by his Excellency Governor Gene►al Clai ke. arrived
this day at p se. has brought to his Excelkn. y M
De Honrrienne, Minister Plenipotentiary of His Ma-
jesty the Emperor of the Freisel., the important in-
salt.cnce, that Peace between Russia and France
was signed on the 9th of this month, at Tilsit, and
ratified on the next day.
His Majesty the Emperor Napoleon was at Ko.
nirg-berg on the 11th.
Count Stroganoff. lately lt iseffse Minister at the
Court Sr lanees's, greatly distinguished himself
Cl a ,volunt..re the battle of Gutstadt and the
succileding actions.

••mettaors, JULY 17.
Itirshal Brune hAs r.eeived the most peremptory
and laconic orders to a,tack the Swedes, and take
Stralsund by storm.

1110 M EAST rittisstA. ants 18.

Count Mierveldt, the Austi iao Ambassador at
the Court of Russia, in the beginning of April, pro.
posed the mediation of his Court fur a peace be.
tween the Beltigerent Pesters. To this an answer
was returned by Count Budberg, on the 16th, viz.
that the Ru aiaq Court woad always listen with
pleasure to any proposal whose 01-jeft was to put an
end to the evils of wart and that the Emperor of
Russia would accept of that mediati :a as soon as
ever he was satisfied as to the grounds upon which
France wc.uld be inclinA to treat. Ise King of
Prussia also .mounced his willingness to negociate,
should the conditions of the French Government be
consist:in with his honour.

VigN4A, JUt Y $.

The Prussian Lieutenant•Coloael Kre them ark who
arrived here on a mission from his Sovereign, is
still in this capital. Several couriers have arrived
here, hom the French head-quaretvs, both to the
French Minister and the State Chancery. General
Atiffenbeig has received his sentence. He is dis-
missed from all his military employments, and con-
demned to imprisonment for four years, in a
fortress.

comsrawrinorta, Jona 10.
&lint. confined in the Seraglio, is well treated
by the new Emperor, and the utmost tranquillity
prevails in Constantinople.
The Tarki.h Fleet has sailed from the Darda-
nelles, and given battle to the Russian, off the
Isle of Tenedos. Both Fleets were nearly of equal
strength. The anion laved seven hours, and was
severely contested ; end though five Turkish ships
wise blown out of the line, yet the Captain Paeha,
Saib Aly. proved victorious, end the Russians were
obliged to retreat to Imbra. No ship was either
taken or destroyed on either side. but both Rests
were roughly handled, and lost many men. The
Captain Dacha has returned to the Dardanelles, and
espy& some seinfuoeements to renew his attack.
Colonel Soubien, Aid-de-Camp to the Viceroy of
Italy. has arrived here with an officer of Engi-
neers.

The day before yesterday a Tartar Courier
reached town from Egypt with the following intel-
lrtmce:
Th. English, in order to avenge the defeat iller
tained near Rosetta, marched again, 5 or 6000
wee strong, from Alexandria, to attack that
tows, but were surrounded on their march, and
either put to the sword or taken. The English
garrison of Alexandria, re arced to 1000 men, de-
manded therefrom to withdraw on board Admiral
Louis's Fleet, which was granted." Contrary to
custom. the Porte ha., for the first time, announced
that victory to the puirlic by an official bulletin.

CAILLICILONA, JULY 10.
Lord Hinchinton, the English General, has ar-
rived here frnm Memel. The Pendwa, an English
ship of ww, with live sail of transports under her
convoy, originally bound to Memel, laden with gun-
powder, has put i■ here, as also another English
ship of war.

coraNNAotp, Jut, 17.

We learn from Stockholm. that the new born
Princess was baptized on the ti:th of laq month.—
lhe sponsors were His MAjesty Louis XVIII. King