The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-12-10 00:00:00

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• • The above immense Capita: Prises are the vestal, in
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Lottery'Adveoture. This fact is indi•pittable But the Vote.
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FORBIUN INTELLIGENCE.
•
FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.
szautr, soy. 17.
As soon as the guard of His Imperial Majesty
bad received orders to return, a report of Peace be-
t. ,comae general. This, in WI, has been so far con-
: "limed, that we have received assurances of the
Conclusion of an Armistice. It is impossible to
ascribe the joy occasioned by this news.
THIRTY•POURTH BULLETIN OF THY GRAND
ARMY.
Nov. 23.
Po We have as yet no advices that the Armistice
enneluded on the 17th inst. has been ratified by the
sing of Pi ussia, or that any ezehaege of the Rati-
,i
Station has yet taken place. Meantime hostilities
.1, enntiaue, nor will any suspersion of them take place
' until the eNehange-of the ratific.tion.
•! General Savary, to whom the Emperor had
emerawd the siege of Hameln. bad, on the 20th inst.
• a lanftirace with the Prussian Generals belonging
to the Gai.ison, and has made them sign a Capitu-
t
'aim. Nine Thousand Prisoners, amongst whom
are Sia Generals, magazines for 10,900 men, with
six months. provisions, and all kinds of militaty
stores, a company of eying artillery, and 3QO ca;
valry, have fallen into our hands.
s. .112 e only troops which General Savary
• Mn-i.,ted sit a regiment of light infantry, and two
Dutch regiments under General Dumonceau.
General Savary has this instant set off for
gieunburg, in order to force that place to a capi-
.

Air tulari-.n. Its garrison is calculated at between two
06. and 3,000 men. A battalion of Prussians, SOO
' strong, who formed the garrison of Czentoschow, on
the frontier of Polish Prussia, capitulated on the
Mb, to 150 Cliasseurs of the 2d Regiment, united
who too POlee. who had taken up arms and ad-
, inITFIT: Talked to that place. This garrison are prisoners
of tear, and the place contains large magasines."
NOV. 8.
The Wiseiass Minister having demanded a passage
for the Ru.sian troops through Mrravia and Bo-
hernia, received as immediate reply frons our
Curt, that they were determined to observe the
stria-it neutrality, and that oar Generals had or-
dens to enforce such observance in every quarter.
Nov. 11.
Our apprehension of war diminishes daily ; and
it is considered that the Negotiations with the
Trench Ambassador relate only to the affairs of
Poland.
woe. 12.
General Clarice is just strived, very unespeedly,
from Berlin. Ks Embassy is sail to be of the last
importance. The strißest secrecy is observed with
regard to its objeS. Some disquietude has been
caused in the public mind by the report that our
Bohemian fortresses were to be provisioned with all
possible expedition. We continue to trust, how-
ever, that the Peace will not be interrupted.
PITSRSIOUROV, OCT. 30.
Toe Emperor, we are assured, will speedily
leave this capital to command his army in person.
But the disquieting advice, received from the
Turkish frontier have necessitated the march of
pate of our army, which was destined agaiust the
French, towards the Turkish homier.

s•ass, oac. I.
• The French are at Warsaw, the capital •f Po-
land.

11•00 Z, DaC. 2.
A Royal Deere* has been published here, dated
yesterday, containing the following articles r—
t. The decree of the French Emperor c( the fast lgov.
(aga'nist Engiob ec..smerce) steal he strictly observed in she
etintiss• oveu;nerl by our troopg, vie East Yrieslend, Olden.
Dernenharet, and the teintones et tierce, Nipueoten,
and Van!.
I. It shall be executed en the rebel* extent of !I urood, or
as far L. the nseas+.res previously urdercd art strsorf:c:eut to
ekisct a coo: idete blockade of the British Wends.
S. The ni^rehenkee end r 9 other prveny taken in the
irsinivered rasenttoloid in Ait. 1. shell keine/ tat AC-
-0441.1t of our puldA century.

(Si —t) LOUIS,
(Onantersig444) F. W. ROELL, Sec. of State.