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The sans of the Senators Perignon, Clement de
Rig, and Garron Coulon, died with honour in the
held of battle.

Mushal ley, proceeding to Cumbinnen, seeltrel
some of the enemy's p irks of artillery, many
wounded Russians, and took a gnat number pri-
soners.

EIGHTY SECOND M. 0.. rIN OE THE GRAND

ARMY.

TILSIT, JUNE 22.
An Armistice has bean concluded upon the pro.
position of the Russian General.—(Here follows the
Armistice.)—The French army occupies all the
Thalweg of the Niemen. so that there only remain
to the King of Prussia, the town and territories of
Memel.

PROCLAMATION OF THE EMPEROR *VD [IMO TO
THE GRAND AAMY.

Soldiers, on the nth June, we were attacked in our canton-
ments by the Russian army. Th.. en Any mistook the ealt.e of
our inaairrity He found too lace that our repuow was that of
she hiss-.,-he regrets staving di.surbed it.
In the afttirs of Ge.tstadt, Heiltoerg, and the ever-memora-
ble one of Viledland, in a ten day'. campaign, in ikon, we
Wok 120 pieces of cannon, sew w standard., hitl.d, wounded, •
or took 60,1)00 Ru Carrie') off all the eneinv's Inagarnrs
and hospbtah, famr,ngsberg,the three hundred vessels that were
there, Lilco with al, sort. of Amotuttitittn, 160,000 fuel, sent
by Ragland t o aro sour ea-wies
. . . . . .

Fro n the beaks ist the we have reached the bard
of the Niemen with the rap Inv • the eagle You ee.ehrated
at Ala...Atte the annivesliary of the r-le noted
this Year, In an itypiwpriate 'wailer, the battle of VLareasii,
which pat an end tv Cie weer d coalition
Yeenetnen. you have been waiter of yrourvidtret and of me.
Ye wilt velem to Fresco e ',Wed with 'mutts, and alter hay.
lug ate fish' s tlartnes peuce.which cams, with it the guar
tee of Its durgtioes. It is time thytinir country slinuel live at
rest, seeive (ram the nielignast neuttve Elle ad. 'ly he
nets shall prove ta yea ey gratitude, and we Iva extent 01
the km I bear yea.
At the I special Camp, at T.lnt, lune
EIGHTY•TIIIRD BULLETIN OFT IE V.l')
SVt.t. '23
Annexed is the Capitulation of Noise.
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The garrison. 60'30 strong in ialintcy, and 300
in cavalry. defiled. on the 16th. h•Hre Price Je-
rome. We fonnd in the place 3)0,000 p )aods of
powder. and 300 pieces of cannon.

virsrca, JUNt 21.

Our Court bag received a C miter tr ,n 1 Constan-
tinople. with dispatches, Ann() ittothg a r.r.tluttan to
have taken place in that capital—but nothing has
yet been published in l'lts rhe following
are the contents of two private lest is:
The Emperor Sehm is au mare—the discontents
occasioned among the people by the scarcity of pro.
visions, 41.1 sin mg the Jsaltstries by the European
exercise a.) . luseipline, furnished the enemies of
Go-
vrsnnseor with an occasion to excite en insurrellion
which eon the unhappy Salsas his throne and life.
On the 2.4. h May. the Mufti, At the head of the
nialwoutent., repaired with 300 Janissaries to the
Seraglio, anti read to him a list of /its pretenaed
offences, tectted patiages from the Korats, w.ich
declared him. on accouta of those offences, un-
w irthy of the Throne. And ordered bins to sign a re-
uonci .ti m of it.

Seam, seeing so means of resistaace, signA the
deed of renunciathn. and beAgel hi:. life. The
Mufti promised to intercede fur him. His person
was then secured, and I of his principal blunders
were put to dram. Conners were sent to the camp
and the Osrdanelles. to art•-•s,. and strangle the
Grand Vizier and the Capitol Paths.
On the 2.5 th of May, a Proclamation was pub-
li►hed in Constantinople, to announce to the rople,
thAt the Sultan had been dethroned, and to make
known his offences, and the passages of the Koran,
which condemned those offences. the people were
invited to remain tranquil, and mind their affairs.
On the t6tb, hfustapha, the son of Achmet, was
pri.clasmed Grand Seignior. On the t7th, tie se,r
an order to Selma. to take poison. Seim obeyed.
and died in a short dose.

Outing the whole of this revolution, but few dis-
orders were committed. The mass of the people
took no pan at all so that we attribete tnis catas-
trophe to some chiefs of parties, yet unknnwn to the
Janimarits. AU foreigners have beea ordered to be
resned.
We are assured. that the Grand Viliti mate no
resistance to the order seat him, and was strangled.
Of the Opium Pacha we kat.w nothing
The Grand Vizier had gained some successes be-
fore he died; he passed the Darnall,- at Ism ,il, and
forced General Michelson to retire from Virallach,4
to Foksany and Rimnick.
The new Administration is e•itirely composed of
persons devoted to the Jani.saries ; we know not
what dispositions it will thew towards foreign pow
ors—Yet some think the Revolution will have no
.
inguence upon our foreign politics, because the in.
'urgent% strongly censure the adherents of the Itus
, sian system.