The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-12 00:00:00

THE lI.A.MIIVRO4 MAIL.
v,T-011N A, JAN. 24.
n. • •
, 14,.. • , • -.:.
(FROM THE COURT G.AZETTE.)

" DISPATCH ES have been received from Ge..'
neral BELLECItA.DF, brought by Colonel BEST,
which contain "advice af-an Armistice having
been concluded between the twb armies'in Italy.

" The time of its continuance is to be the same
with that conchnied. iii Germany, The-French
line of demarcation ikformed by the right bank
oft the river Libmia,t,and:the tights bank:ol the
Tagliamento is the boundary line of the Austrito
position. Both lines, therefore intfrseet Athe
mountains that. separate' the 7)rol 'from the Ve-
netian territOryi• and' amine& at lienz in the
valley of Purteroyi,th the lines of demarcation
for the Armies in permany.
"Manilla and renCie continue in the possession
of -the Austrian'-Tirilops ; the former fortress is
to be permitted to renew its provisions..:sviry
ten days ; Peschierat-geranal Legnago, Ferrara,
and Ancona are to be evacuated and given up .to
the French, on the same condition with the For-
tresses surrendered in,Germany, that
conclusion of a Peace.." ,

• • . •
(ANOTHER L EITER, SAME DATE!)
" ON the 22d the Cabinet Courier, Mo x t 2, set
out from this City for Lfitte•ville. It is contidenL
ly asserted he carries with him the ratified Preli-
minaries of Peace. The Marquis Da:GALLo will
in a few days set out .for accompanied
by two Secretaries a thie Kin* if PAtIjES,
The Che v alier 'CNA i Sró his pad thrbugh this
City.on his way from, Petcrsburgh: tohisiNhistir,
the Ks NC of SARDINIA. lie has received from His
111,TSSIA-N AZA:I 'EsTY, in quality of Grand Nlaster
of the Order of Malta, the appointment of Mini-
ster to his said Majesty.

.ROVEREDO, Inn.' 22.

THE report that the French had entererreniie
is not true ;- they had indeed printed Manifesttes
at Trent, which .they Were .to have published:at
their entrance intothe former (..24, hut theAr:.
mistice Concluded on the 17th between General
BELLF.oAttnE and General BRUNR, haS nditr' pn
an end to the effusion- of blood in Italy.

S'rOCKHOLII/41,_px.‘ 23.

V. • i !

THE Swedisk Ship-builders _ who, midi- the
approbation of our Goverment, have been absent
ever since the year 1794,
,received ,orders to re-
turn to their country -with'airpOssible dispatch.
These able Artizans have, canstrutted several
excellent Decks at 6)7lstayabioyffi; and fend6red
the Porte very great service.

1.0 JAN.. 26.

OuR Gaiette contains the following axtiaft.of
a tetra from Courland, ditted Jan. 2'. •

c, We have just received.her thelintx)riant in
telligence, that the lilzdry,Rott of tusliia,,bas.pub-
-liNl,ed A-Xotice to all Neutral' Slips, importing
that all Ships carrying goods to England, t41.11t
detained by the Russian Cruizers. HiaAmiAt;
R JAL MAJESTY has likewise appointed a Mini-
ster, who will go to .Paris to.: replace Baron
SPENGPOI:TEN, who ..has. ken recalled. This
Minister will, probably, remain at I%;ris as Am-
bassador."
k ; '

FR_INKPC)R.T.', lAN. 27.
• ---r • •. •

IT is asserted „here, that tht.Preliminarib .of
Peace betwcen France And Austria.:ire.. signed.
Accordiug to sonic
.accounts'a great Statesman,
who has been formerly ItussianlEnvoy .ao the
Hagar, Berlin, and I Jimmy., will,ko as Russian
Ambassador, to Paris.'

IG1), FEB. 3.

ACCORDING .(43 aceoupts from *ltc(ii that
may be relied on, Loins and the Ducbcs4 0f.4.-
GOULEME left that town on the 23,1 of January.
The'ilitce of their future residence is not known.

COLT ,V Rl' NEWS. ,

READ.ING, IEIr. 7.

Yesterday evening, about half past six, Their
Royal Highnesses. the DoK.P. and DUTCIIESS of
Yoah-. passed through this town, on their way to
Bath. They changed horses, at the Crown Inn,
where the Prince of Wales's Light DragoonS
were under arms to receive them, and gave them
three cheers as they left the We hear it was
their Highnesses intention to dine and sleep at
the Castle Inn, at Sped-hill; and p.roceed on
their journey the next day.