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LONDO
MONDAY.; JANUARY 6, 1806.

GOVERNMENT have at length received official ad-
vice of, the Armistice -bets; Austria and Fr'ance.
Yesterday morning two of His Majesty's Messengers,
Mr. PROUDMAN and Mr.. COURVOISIER, arrived in
townwith Dispatches from Lord G. L.GowEn, Ambas-
sador to the Em PEROR of R uss iA,and Lord HARROWBY,
Ambassador to the ING of PRUSSIA. That the Ar-_
tnistice Which the EMPEROR of GERMANY has been
thus unfortunately induced to sign will be followed by
a separate Peace between-Austria and France,there is
every reason to believe ; indeed it is by no means
improbable that such a Treaty has before this time
been concluded.—We have not yet heard the tents
upon which BONAPART€ is disposed to grant,Peace,
but there can be no doubt that, situated as the Ex-'
PEROR of GERMANY is at present, he must accede-to'
whatever terms BesArnere may choose to dic-
tate, for, by consenting to the Armistice, he
has deprived himself of the co-operation of the
Russian Troops, and left himself entirely at the
mercy of his implacable Enemy. We are still un-
able to communciate to our Readers any posi,
tive information respe&ing the ultimate deter-
mination of 'the KING of PRUSSIA ; but we confess,
that after viewing the recent concha of that court,
we do not entertain very sanguine expedations
upon the subject It is, 110\f-ever, almost impossible
to suppose, upon any principle of policy, that the
KING of PRUSSIA can consent to see the House
of Austria degraded from its rank and reduced in its
power, •and another powerful State (treated, which
may be nominally independent, but which can in
fait only exist as the vassal of France. If His
PRUSSIAN MAJESTY, feeling the danger to which
he is now exposed, should resolve to make a deter-
Mined effort to restore the independence of Europe,
there is not the slightest reason to doubt, that he
will be powerfully seconded by ,the .Etarzaon. of
Russia, whose sentiments, with regard to the am-
bition of France, and whose determination to con-
tribute all his efforts for the salvation of Europe, re-
main unaltered.

The Emperor ALEXANDRII, of course, found it
necessary to withdraw his. Troops from the Territo-
ries of an Ally w4lo had determined to make a sepa-
rate Peace ; but that magnanimous Monarch took
no part whatever in any Negotiation with.the Ene-
my, except merely consenting to withdraw his
Troops. Much might yet be, done by Europe were
the KING- of PRUSSIA to adopt that line of condua
which sound policy long since pointed out. If, how-
ever, that Monarch prefers those half measures which
narrow and selfish views may di&ate, the Russians,
of course, can have no grOund to fight on against the
French, un'ess BONAI'ARTE should clause to invade
the Russian territories, An experiment. we-think be
'would scarcely be hardy enough to attempt, altheugh
some Parisian speculations have hinted at a project
for the re-establishment of the kingdom of Poland.

We are yet' to learn the motives which induced
the EMPEROR Of A'USTRI-41. SO suddenly to agree to an
Armistice, and lay himself and his territories pros-
trate at the feet of the Conqueror. At the nuiinent
lie sealed this degrading aet, his gallant Brother, the
Archduke CHAAI.ts,
.was within four posts of Vi-
enna, at the head of fifty thousand men, having
left forty thousand men to keep Gen. MASSE NA
check. BONAPARTE kneW well the ct itical situa-
tion in which he was placed, and made the best use
of his time.—Strange infatuation-,-better had the-
Emperor FRANCIS perished beneath the rtfins'of his
Country, than have signed so inglorious, so,dis,
graceful' a Capitulation

Amiist this wreck of our Continental Itope,

tuc lidppy to find 'that ito ser;ous apprehension.,
whatever; are, entertained for the safety of
Troops in Hanover. A sufficient number of Trans
Ports have been wisely provided to convey them to
this CdUntry, if sued a.measure should be found ne-
cessary oradvisable. . -

Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, the PE miesszs
AIIOUSTA, SOPHIA, and AMELIA, rode -on hiirse7,
hack, in Windsor Great Park, acccknpanied by Gen.
eFiTZROY,'COI. TAYLOR, and Mrs. E;811TON, in: a
Chaise. • •

The DUKE of CAMBR /DUE arrived at Windsor on
Saturday, at four o'clock, on a visit to Tipp: MA-
JESTI ES.

Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, the PR I/XESSES
AUGUSTA, MARY, and AMELIA, accompanied, by
Lady ELY, and several other Attendants, walked to
St. GeOige's Chapel, and heard a Sermon by Dr.
HEATH, from the 7th chapter of St, Luke, 23d
verse: After Divine Service they went to Isrogthore,
The Gazette of Saturday.containsAddreess to FES
Majesty on the late.gloriousViaory, fronfthe City
of 'Cork, Boroughs iof Icirkendbright, • I.)utnfries,
Royal Burgh' of Lanark, Towns of Dock (Devon.
shire); Penzance,. and -Halifax.

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