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21.. All hostilities' shall immediately etthiete-
tweet) the troops of his Majesty the Emperor of
the 13.ussias, and those'of the Grand Seignor, at ail
points, whenever official intelligence shall arrive of
the signing of the present Treaty. The High Coti-
tra&ing Parties shall, without delay, dispatch Colt-
riers Extraordinary to convey the intelligence, with
all possible expedition, to the tespecStive Generals
and Commanders.

22. The Russian troops shall be .withdrawn
from the Provinces 'of Moldavia*; hut the said Pro;
vinces may not be 'occupied by 'the troopi of the
Grand Seignor, till after the exchange of the Rati-
fications of the future Definitive Treaty of Peace,be-
tween Russia and The. Ottoman Porte.

23.• His Majesty the Emperor of all the Ruisias
accepts the mediation of his Majesty the.Eniperoi of
the. French and King of Italy, for the .purpose of 'ne-
gotiating a peace advantageous and honourable to the
two Powers, ,aild'of concluding the same: The re-
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speetive Plenipotentiaries, shall repair to that Place
which will be agreed upon by the two, Powers Con-
cerned, there to open the negotiations, and to:pro-
ceed t h ere w i

" 24. ..The periods, within which the High. Con-
tra6ting ,Parties s.hall'withdraw.their.troops from the
places which they are to .evactiate 'pursuant to 'the
above stipulatiqns, as also the manner
.in which the
ditfereutstipulations contained in the-present Treaty
shall be executed, will
.be settled by a.special agree-
ment. " ,

" 25. His Majesty the Emperor 'of the French,
King of Italy, and his .&lajesty- the Emperor of all
the Russl'as, mutually ensure _to each other the in-
tcgrity of -their,l.Possessions, and of those 'of the
powers included in this present Treaty, in the State
in which they are .nowsettled, or further to' be
settled, pitesuant to the above stiPulations. ,„ •
f..).(3. The prisoners made by, the .Contraeling
Ditrties, or those -inCluded in the present ,Treaty,
shall be-restoredtin'. a, mass; and withotit any cartel
of exchange, on both sides.
ff. 27, ,The commercial 'relations between • the-
French Etnpire, the Kingdom' Or Italy;.. the KiniY-
doins of Naples and "Holland, and the Confederated
States of the Rhine, on the one side, _and the ,Em-
pire of RuSsia on the,..other, 'shall be replaced on the
_same tboling as before. fhe war.
'" :28. The ceremonial"' between the two Courts
Of tbe Thuilleries-and St. E.'etersburgh, With respe&
to each other, and also their respeaive Ambassadors,
Ministers,
,and Envoys, . mutually accrdited to each
other, shall be placed on the footing of complete
equality and, reciprocity. . • •

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26. The present Treaty shall be ratified by his
Majesty the Emperor of the French, King of Italy,
and his Majesty the Emperor of all the Bussias; the
liatifications shall be exchanged in this city within
the Space of four days.
" Done at Tilsit, 7th July (2.5 th June), 180'7.
(Signed) "C. MAURICE TALLEYRAWD, Prince
of Benevento.
" Prince ALEXAND,ER KUR4XIN.
" Prince DEmbalty LABANOFP VAN
Ronan,.

(A true Copy.) _
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(Signed) "C. M. TALLETRAND, Prince of
Benvens,o."

After the Treaties had been. read, the j President,
M. LAdEPEDE, replied is. tbllows
" SlR—The reading ,of the two Treaties, which
his Majesty the Emperor and King has been pleased
to communicate through your pighness, have ..oc.
casioned the Senate to experience. new ,feelings of
the most lively astonishment and gratitude.' •.•
" After so rich a' hatifest of glory, .after so many
prodigies, and SO Many Multiplied 'aas:of benevo-
lence, the Senate.feelsmore than :ever, the necessity
of offering its hOniage and iti-dOotion to hislin.
penal 'Majesty.. ,
"'The Senate. is sensible that, in common with
all the French; they will partake of the. good fortune
of enjoying the inestimable presence of the greatest
of •Menarchs. Till that period, days, hours, and
even mpments, are ages of just impatience. • • •
,r. I therefore demand, Senators, first,. that yeti
shall confirrit the signing of the'Treaty with Russia,
and the Treaty with
,PruSsia, in his name. •
• •:.." Secondly, that a special iComMittee shall be
charged 'to prepare and deliver an Addreis, expres-
,sive-of.these feelings of affedion and loyalty with
which the Senate are so deeply penetrated.):
Both the propositions of Senator LkcErEnk were
unanimously adopted.

The Com-atittie charged with preparing the Ad-
dress consists
.of his Eminence Cardinal Faso', the
Senators LACErEDE, MONGE, LAPLACE,' and. Ss-
moN VILLE. On Monday the 27th inst. they are to
deliver their Repoit. •

Consistently with the orders transmitted by his
Majesty tie Emperor and King to his .Highness the
Prince Arch-Chancellor of the Empire, the Grand
,Master of the Ceremonies, and the eralds,at Ar►ns,
were ordered to proclaim the signing of Peace with
Russia and Prussia, at Paris. •

This Proclamation was made with great solemnity
by the Heralds at Arms, yesterday afternoon, at five
eclock, The Heraldi were on horseback, and ac-
companied by h great number of troops.
The concourse of people on this pcqasiottilas un-
commonly great ; the public joy on this occasion
wail manifested by the most lively feelings, and the
repeated acclamations of " Long live the Emperor I"

BELCHER AND. SAPC—The stake money, as con-
tended for in'a pitched battle.between these pugilists,
and which has been so much disputed, bas ,been
withdrawn, on conditions that Belcher shall fight
again with his adversary. The battle will take place
in a fortnight, and all bets on the former battle are,
we.understand, void.

The First-drawn Ticket on Thursday, 6,447, Pn-
titled to 20,0001. was sold.at truly fortunate
Offices, where 2147 and (633, the two list Prizes
of 30,0001. were also shared and sold.- The Ticket
,341:,1, a I.)rize of 50001. the First Day, and :3412
a Prize of 1.0001. the Fourth 'Day, were likewise
ahared,and sold by BUR, making 30 Papital.Prizes
sold at his Offices; 4, Cornhill, and 9) Charing-pros,
within the year.. Undrawn Tickets and Shares are.,
selling; and the fortunate Hoklers of the, Prizes may
receive their money ou demand.- 'rhe y/heel i 6
tremely rich ; there has been only tour Capital Prizes,
drawn, three of which were sold by Blot. ' • '

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