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London, England, 1807-07-16 00:00:00

BERLIN, JULY 1.

His Excellency the General of Divifion Clark, the
Governor General of Berlin, &c. received yeflerday,
by the courier Bouviol, advice from Tilfit of the 26th
of Jine, Hating, that an armiftice had been concluded
between France and Praia. We fhall publifh the
conditions as Icon as we receive them ; but in the
meantime we can Rate as a certain fait, that it is
ftipulated in the armiftice, with refpea to the Pruflian
fortreffes in Silefia, that neither new works Mall be
erected, nor new provifions of any kind be introduced
into the fortrefl'es. All the Pruflan troops in Pomera-
nia are to remain neutral.

Juiv 4.—Yeflerday in the afternoon a folemn Te
Daum was performed here, on account of the vidory
at Friedland, and the conclufion of the armiflice.
All she Officers of the French Government, and all the
Members of the Diplomatic corps refident here, were
prefent. The mufic was excellently condulled by the
chapel minifler Righini.
After the fervice an entertainment was given by
his Excellency the Governor General of Berlin, at
which ware prefent all the civil and military autho.
titles and all the Envoys of the States in alliance with
France. His Excellency gave as toa(ls—Thc health
of his Malay the Emperor—of her Majefly the
Emprefs—their allied Princes—their ;Nations Con.
forts—the vidories of Hcilfberg and Friedland—the

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two Artisi ••
• m' of el) Prinies
filth for Pei 1.. s • .1
It appears to be Oat, the EMperori !Or
trance and Rnta, and his Miliellythe King ot
Pruffis dined together on this 28th of June at Tillie.
We are likewife slatted that thefe three Sovereigns
have taken up their refidence at "filth, and that each
has his own guards.
M. %Kilns, an officer from the corps of Chafrenrs
of his Majefty the Empercr of ltuflia, palled through
this city today, provided with a pats from the Prince
of Neufchatel. He is going by order of his Emperor
to Aitona.

BRESLAU, JUNE is,.
The capitulation of Glatz, concluded on the zsth
inllant, confifts of twenty.fir articles, according to
which the fortrefs of Glatz, with all the forts ansl
outworks, if not relieved before the 26th of July, is
on that day to be furrendered to the allied troops of
his Imperial and Royal Majefly Napoleon the Great.
The armillice concluded on the 24th June, 1%7, will
thus be. prolonged to the zsth of July inclufive ; and
the fortrefi of Glatz is, in the mean time, to be block-
aded by eight thoufand men. The garrifon may
break the armiftice, should the balls from the reliev-
ing force which may arrive erofs thole limn the place.
Every thing which belongs to the fortrefs, artillery,
ammunition, arms, and magazines of every kind, are
to be given up to the befiegers. The garrifon, on
the morning of the 26:h, are to march out as prifoners
of war, with two fix pounders, enfigns flying, drums
beating, and lighted matches, and to lay down their
arms. As the town of Glatz has fuffered much, and
is not wealthy, it (hall hive quartered on it as few
troops as palible, and he fpned from contributions,
and in every other refpeet.

WARSAW, JUNE 27.
The head quarters of Mar(hal Marena were on
the isth infant beyond Oflrolenka, and two days
after were to be removed to Bialyftack. When the
Rnffians retreated from the banks of the Bug, they
fet fire to a magazine of oats which they bad at
3rocki, and whiCh contained nearly 10,000 brae's.
General Dombrowiki, in confequence of his brave,
coodutt, has received a letter of compliment from
our Direetor at War. in his corps, which was ex.
pored during eighteen hours to a very fevere fire,
only t 66 mcn were killed, and 310 and CIVICII
officers wounded.

On the sth intlant the trenches were opened before
Graudenz. Inftead of General Visor, who' is gone
to the grand army, the General of di►iGon, Rouger,
commands the liege. On the isth, the Pruflians
made a hea►y &re from the fortrefs and a (ally, and
fell oh a final)• body of Peafaats and Poles, who
were at work on a parallel, and had not time to ufe
their mulkets which they hadat their backs, but de.
fended themlelves with fpades. After they had re-
ceived foccour, the Prufflans were driven back with
lots into the fortrefs.

BANES OF THE ELBE, JULY 6.
According to the laR accounts from the theatre of
war, peace may be expeted to be near. The Grand
Duke Conftantine and the Prince of Pruffia, fay tbefe
accounts, have had an interview with the Emperor
of the French, and have dined with him at Tilfit.
Letters from Naples fay, we maynow fpeedily ex•
pat the capture of the Ifland of Sicily by a corps of
French. It is believed this conqueti will be the eater,
as the fruitlefs expedition of the Prince of Heffe
Philipflahl, has deprived the Court ,of Palermo of
the remainder of its troops ; and the great part of the
Englith troops which were in Sicily have been fent
to Egypt.
COPENHAGEN, JULY 3.
Letters from Stralfund Rate, that the army alrem-
bled there, and under the command in chief of his
Swedifh Majefly, in the environs, confills of 18,000
Swedes, and t 1,000 Pruffians, and that General
Blucher was dangeroufly ill in that city.
They write from Vienna that, on the t 7th of April
a Turkifh Courier arrived from Conftantinople at
Surawejo, the capital of Bofitia, with a firma'n of
the Grand Seignior, addrefred to the difaffeded in-
habitants of Bofina, which produced the moll bene-
ficial confequences, and at the beginning of May, the
public tranquillity was perfedly reflored in that
country. In the night, between the Bth and 9th
June, died at Zelle, in the Ele&nrate of Hanover,
the mother of the celebrated Ruffian General, Baron
Bennigfen, in the 82d year of her age.
JULY ..-Advice of the Armillice concluded be.
tween Ruflia and France on the 12th June, was yef-
terday publifhed offically in our Journals. An Eng-
rah Captain, arrived in the Sound from Riga, lays,
that many perfms had already left that town.

On the 2d init. about fifty (hips of the Engli(h
Expedition, convoyed by fume (hips of war, paired
the Sound, and failed by this city. A divifion of the
fame Expedition went through the Great Belt.
According to letters from Memel, of the 26th of
June, that city was not then occupied by the French.
—The Niemen remained the boundary of the two
armies.