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con-, and on his March was incessantly harassed ly
-the parties I sent out on different_ sides. Aly ad-
vanced. guard has proceeded forward on the Pe..-
,tershurgh .soad, and has occupiedTschaschakowo ;
Ale piquetS are at Ischertiajw:Gras.•
I cannot precisely say 'what motives induced
the:'eneiny to abandon•Dinitrow ; whether he
Lad heard of my March, and considered my'force
'as[Superior to his, or whether he had received or-.
do:s to that eifeet." With respect to the Move-
nient upon- DinitroW, believe the motive of it.
was to conceal the movement, which, according
to-all accounts I have received, the enemy at the
same time made on our Grand Army.
I have this morning sent off ordrs,again to
Occupy the town of WOshusensk, towards which
the pqtroles.sent byMajot Figleu daily approach.
Prendel make;; excursions from
the town of .Wolskolainsk in the snrrounding
Countries of Moshaisk and Rusa,, and Lieut.-Col.
Isehernosubow, 8,:, marking similar excursions
into the neighbouring countries .of Wiasma and
Gohatsk. By' the latter, two French couriers,
with dispatches from Moscow, have lately been
taken prisoners.
From these accounts,- your Imperial Majesty
will perceive tliat the enemy on the Smolensk
road is incessantly harassed by parties of Cossacks.
from Mydetachment.

TREATY OF PEACE
BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.

In the name of the Most Holy and Indivisible Trinity''.

,His Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias.ond
bit Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, being equally animated
with the desire of re-establishing (the ancient rela:-.
turns of amity and good understanding between
the two Kingdoms respectively, have nominated
to this effect, as their Ministers Plenipotentiary,
namely,his Majesty the Emperor of all the Rios-:,
sias, thelSieur Peter Suchtelen, Chief of the De-
partment of Engineers, General ,and Member of
the Council of State, &c. &c. and. the Sied-r Paul
.
Baron. de Nicolay, Gentleman of the Bedcham-..
ber, ; and his Royal Highness the Prince ,
Regent, in the name of his Majesty the Ki of
the United ifingdom of England and Ireland, the
Sieur Edward Thornton; Esq. Illenipotentiary,
from:his. Britannic, Majesty to -the , King. of
Sweden.
be said Plenipotentiaries, atfer exchann-ing their.
respective full powers, in good and due form, have'
agreed upon the following articles
T. There shall be between his Majesty the Em-
peror of all the Russias, and his Majesty the
King; of the United Kingdoms of 'Great .13ritain
and Ireland, their heirs and successors, and-
tween their kingdoms and subjects revecti,Vely, a ,
firm, true, and inviolable'peace, and a sincere and
perfect union and .amity, so that; from.this mo-
ment; all subjects of disagreement "that may have.'
sulisisted betweenthern shall 'cease.
H. The relations of amity and commerce be-
tween the two 'Countries shall be re-established on
each side; on the footing of the most favoured
,nations.-

111 If in resentment of the,'present re-esta-
blishinent of peace and good nuderstandiiig be-
tween the two \countries,.any Power whatsoever
waitupon his' Imperial' _Majesty or his
Britannic '`,T.,l.if;..sty, the twocontracting Sovereigns
agree to act in support of each other, for ,the
maintenance and security of their respective king-
doms.

=.IIT: The two high: contracting- parties reserve
to themselves to establish, a proper understanding-
and adjustment, as soon is possible, :with respect
to all matters'that may concern their eventual in,
terests, political as well as commercial:
V. 'The present Treaty. shall be ratified by the
taco contracting parties,'and the ratifications shall
be exchangedinslx .weeks, or sooner, if possible.,-
And for 'the due performance of the saMe,
sign, in virtue of Our full powers, and have signed
the present Treaty of Peace, .and have thereto af-
Exec' our seals.

• Done at Orebro, the 6th (18) July; 1812.
SUCHTELEN (L. S.)
•
PAUL BARON DE NICOLAY,.
EDWARD THORNTON (L. S-.)
After sufficiently e3tamining the articles of the
present Treaty of Peace, we have approved of the
same, which We now confirm, and, by these-pre-
sents Most solemnly ratify, in all its tenor ; .pre-
mising, on our Ithperial_part,-for us and for -our
successors, to observe and
.oxecute,
every thing that has been mentioned and repeated
in the said Treaty of Peace. In' witness whereof
we have-signed with our own hand this Imperial
113tification, and have thereto affixed the seal of
our Empire.
Done at Kamenroi Ostrow, the Ist of August,
1812, and the twelfth year of our reign.
(Signed) AL EXANDER.
Count RoJun4zow.