The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-10 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCI.,

• Dec. r, 1806,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His AM.
JESTY's ORDNANCE do heres give Notice, That
Proposals nvill 6e received at their OP-e, in'Pall-Moll; on or
before the 21,111.1th:oft, from such Perpm, .as may be willing to
underhike the Provifion of INTRENCHING TOOLS ft
the Soviie of This Department. •

Further Particulars, tvether with the Terms and Cond:liont
ofsthe Contrail, ma; he known mpon application at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall.lll.tll aforesaid, au Day I,etwecn the fLurs of
Ten and Four o'Clock.

The Prom:rats are to be sealed up, and endorsed, " Pro-
posals for Intrenchi:ng,Tools.7 ,But no Propnsal can bead-,
nailed after.the' said i:td instant, at
_Twelve o!Clock at Moll of
the same day, neither will any render,:e noticed, unless the Patty
making it, or an 'tent in his &half, shall attend.

By Order of tie Board,

R. H. CREW, Sec.

EAST IIVDI4-11011SE„

November I IS-6
• •
THE COURT ofDIRZC:TORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad.
lag to the EetiT INDIES do hereby give Mace,
'That' the-Transfer Books, of the said Company's Stork will bs
shut on Tuesday the 2d December next,. al Tw-; o'Ciock and
opened again on Tuesday the loth
.7eanuary following.

And that the Dividend Miss-rants on the said Stock, due on the
sth January, will be ready to be delivered on Monday the lith
January next.

WiLLIAM RAMSAY, See.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS !ALBUM AypsitT?

LONDON,

WEDNESDAY, DECEMI3IIB. 10, 180157

WE stated on Monday our beliefthat an Armistice
-had been concluded between France and Prussia, and
the Dutch Papers, which arrived last night to ,the
lath ult. confirm the fa&. The Thirty-fourth Bul-
letin- states, that an Armistice-was concluded on the
17th ult. and signed by DI7ROC on the part of the
.French, and by M. LtrocHnstN! do the part of his
PRUSSIAN MAJESTY. :The Armistice, however,
was not to be abed upon • until It. had re-
ceived the ratification Of the KING of PayssiA.
—The Ratification had not reached Berlin on
the ;?.3.d, • but we see no reason to doubt that the
pig will girp his assent to it, I ,and that it will be
followed by a Peace, of which 130N,941/TE. will of
course dictate the terms. The surrender of Hameln,
which we mentioned some days ago, is (officially
ennounced in
_the Thirty-fourth Bulletin. The
arrison consisted of 10,000 men ; they had six
months provision, and all kinds of, military stores in
abundance.' The force they surrendered to consist?
..ed of one French and two Dutch Regiments,
'amounting in the whole to between two and three
thousand men 1. The Besiegers, 'if we may apply
that term to them, did not vbnture to make any re-
gular attack upon- the Fortress; but 'the French
'Peneral (SAvaay) had a Conference with the Pros-
sian Commander, whic-1-1 led to an immediate Ca-
pitulation. After this important. conquest, General
bAVARY proceeded to NieOurgh, which, of course,
will make very little resistance, as the Garrison is,
not much superior, in point of numbers, to the Be-
seging The only other conquest annonnce4
itl the 34th Bulletin is that of Czentoschol,v, on the
frontiers of Polish Prussia. The place contained very
considerable magazines, and was garrisoned by 800
men ; it capitulated, however, as it appears, with-
put resistance, to 14i0 French Chasseurs, and about
;Op POles. It is stated ii a Better from Vienna,
that the Russian Minister had demanded a passage
for :he Russian Troops through Moravia and Bohe-
pia. If such a demand was ever made, it must
Nye been long previous to the Bth of November,
xvbjch iS the date of the Letter. It must have
peep made upon the supposition that Prussia would
have been able to. carry the War into the terri-
tories of France and. her Allies. But the demand is'
sated to have been refused by Austria, with a
,pro-
fessien .of her determination to observe the s-riae;sl,
Neutrality. The movements of the Austrian Troops
have, however, as we predieted, excited the atten-
tion of BoArawre, and General CLARKE' has.been
Flispatched to Vienna, upon a-Mission of the utmost
importance. We have not the slightest doubt- that
one of the sacrifices which Austria will be. imme7
,diately called upon to make, will be to give up her
Share of the Plunder of Poland.

It is now clear that all the reports which were
circulated of a Battle having been fought near Posen,
in which the French were completely defeated,
were totally destitute of foundation. No authentic
Account has been received of the advance of the
,Russians, and we are' very mach inclined to believe
that a very erroneous idea has
.been formed of the
anipuot of the Russian Army that was ordered to
advance to the assistanee- of Prussia. We have
reason to believe tht it did ,not exceed 50, or
at roost, 60,000 men, and that this was the
purpher. which the Prussian.. Cabinet (either from
er4retriO.confidence- in the number§, valour, and di6:,
of the , Prussian Army, or from .motives, to
which we do not think it now proper-to allude,)
aanally specified, although a greater force 'was
offered.-

The Decree which, BONAPARTE issued against the
commerce of this Country has of course been
Oopted in *Holland, and in those Countries which
;Ire occupied by 'the 'Datch Troops. ding Louis
has issued a Proclamation to

. A'tabino.'Council was held yesterday at the Fo-
igh Office; 'Lord GRENv.a.r.,g, barcrilowr,c,
Mr.WidsDn4m, Lord ITERY PETTY, the Right
Trion. GREI4VILLE, the Earl of MOIRA, Lord
1-Ter.,LAicp: and Lord SIDMOUTII, were present,

Yesterday a Beard of Trade was held at Whitehall,
whl.ch lasted from one till.two

yesterday, niorping His MAJESTY rode on horse-
back in.the neighbourhood of Windsor, accompa-
bied by the DUKE of CAAIEI3.IDdE, PRINCESSES Au-
cLISTA, SQPIIIA, and AmELIA, Earl MACCLESFIELD,
Lords RIVERS and STOPFOItD, Count Mu.NsTEk, and
others. ,

The Inhabitant-3 of Greenwich,‘ in compliment to
• •
.th'l3lltNCS'S of y WALES, have: hung the Church
blael=2,44ll;au escutcheon of the I4unswick
theiCowa expencc... • • ' ' '•
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