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London, England, 1807-07-11 00:00:00

ARMISI'ICE BETWEEN FRANCE AND RUSSI 4.

As his Majetly the Emperor of the French and
his Maklly the Emrrelor of Rail, are anxi us to
put an end to the war which has fo long divided the
two nations ; and have itr the mean time ref Ived to
conclude an armiilice; their M have named
and empowered the following Plenipotentiaries, viz :
on the one part the Prince of Neufchatel, Marthal of
the Empire, Major General in the Grand Army ;
and, on the other part Lieutenant General Prince
Labanoff Von R'►llrow, Knight of the order of St.
Anne, Grand Crirfs ; who have agreed upon the fol.
lowing Preliminaries :

1. An A rrniilice mall take place between the French and
Ruffian armies, in miler that, in the mean time, a peace may be
negoc:ated, concluded slid Ggned in order to put Au end to that
blooellbcd which is fo contrary to humanity.
ART. 2. If either 10f the two contradting panics (hall incline to
break this armillice, which Goo forbid, the party fa inclining (hall
be bound to fignify this at the head quarters of the other army,
and hull:licks lbaU not again commence until one niwith after the
Aim notification.

Aar. 3. The French and Pruffian armies 60 conclude a fepa
rate Aingiftice, and Officrrs (hall be appointed for that punmic
During the four or five slays requifite tor the conclulion of this
Arnifitice, the French army thall undertake no hoftiliticb againft
the Pruffians.

ART. 4 The limits of the French and Ruffian armies, during the
shall be from the Curi'ch Han', the 1 halweg of the Nie
Men, and up the left bank of that river to the mouth of the Arama
at Stakbin, and paining the ccurfe of that river to the mouth of
the Bobra, following this rivulet through Rozano l.ipfk, Habin,
Dolitawo, GomaJz, and Wyna, up to the mouth of the Bubra in
the Narew, and from thence afcesiding the lett bank of the Narew
by Tylyoczym, Surafz, Narcw, to the frontiers of Praia and,
Ruffia. On the Curifch Nebrung the limits (hall be at Nidden.
Aar. c. His Majefty the Emperor of the French and his Ma-
jetty the Emperor of Rua', Mall name Plenipotentiaries within
the fbortelt time poffible, who arc to he provided with the neeef•
fary powers fur negociating, concluding, and figning definitive
Peace between there two great and powerful Nations.
Aar. 6. Commiliaries Ota'.l be named oo both fides, in order
to proceed immediately to the exchange of Prisoners, which ex•
change (hall take place by rauk forrank, and man for man.
Aar. 7. The exchange of the ratifications of the prefent Armif-
tice, (hall take place within 48 hours, or fooncr, if puffible, at the
head-quarters of the Ruffian Army.
-Done at Tillit, this sift of-June, tBO7.
(Signed)
, The Prince of Neufchatel Marihal ALEXANDER Bear mita.
prince LAIIIANOEr VON ROSTROW.
Approved of, Tilfit, sad of Julie, 1807.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
(Underfigned) By the FAlrtamt,
The Miuifter and Secretary of State H. B MARZT.

• I hereby ratify the whole content• of the Arrnittiee, concluded
bet Ween the Mar&al Prince of Neufchatel, and Lieutenant-Ge-
neral Palace Labanoff, Von Roftrow.

Teurogen, 11•23 June,
"At EXANDIR.
" In teftimony of my approbation."
(Underlgned)
The Major•Gcoeral Martial ALEXANDIM BIRTIIIIR,
Prince of Neufchatel.

Jove 3 —On the 25th of June, the fortrefs of
Glatt furrendered to the troops, commanded by
Prince Jerome. The fortified camp of 4000 men was
!loomed on the 24th, by the troops of Bavaria and
Wurtemberg, or, two ft tes. The Prufflans loft 1200
killed and wounded, iod 600 prifoners ; 13 cannon

were taken, and the veil nailed op. The Pratnan ca.
ialry tied wihhuut attempting tc cvvcr the retreat of
the infantry. Silberberg is not► the only plus that
holds out in &tau.

The French are diligen•ly 1-4tifying n3ntt:c :
Every khabitant is obliged t fui nth workman.
The latt letters Front Copenhagen do not coatis ru
that the French are at tvfentel.

On the 29th of June, the Englifh expedition arrived
in the Sound.

A few Spsoills trocrps are arrived here. The num•
bet of Dutch is very inconfiderable, but we are ap-
preheat-lee that we (bail loon have mcre, as it is laid
the Dutch have received rrders ag.tio to return from
their own frontiers to the North of Jerm.tny.

It is reported that Bonaparte has demanded of
Denniaik to (but the Spend agsinit the Englifh, and
to admit French troops intir Twinkle% Gluckdadt,
and Altona.

TONN/NGEN, JULY s.—We ate all alarm, the
Conful having ordered all Britiflt velfels to depart,
and place themfelves under the proiedion of men of
war at Wollerweick ; at this inllant a rep ,rt prevails
that our ExpeditioN it lipped at the Sound.
COPIINNAG6N, JUNG 27.—A report is in cirenla.
tinn, that Colbe►g has furrendered. The Englillt
expedition dellined for Stralfund, has not yet arrived
in the Sound. Some repotts (late that the Grand
Duke Conßantine has been at the French head quar-
ter!. The French troops are Paid to hare occupied
Memel before the conclufion of the Armillice.

Jolts 30.—Yeflerday artived at Eifineur two Eng-
lith tranfports of the Expedition, one cf which had
on board 24 huffars of the German Legion, with
Come Officers—and the other, their bodes. Fifty-
three (hips, with 1500 huifars and hodes betides,
will follow them immediately ; they all go to Stral-
fund. Thefe Taft days no 'hips are arrived here from
lioningffierg or Memel, we are therefore dept ived of
later advices from thence; neither have we received
the particulars of the battle of Ft ieJland.
BRESLAU, Juts z4—The capittila.ion of Cofel,
Concluded on the 18th cf June, confitis of 26 articles ;
the chief llipulation i', that the fourth, milers it be
relieved before the 16th of July, i, to futrinder to
the troops of th, Ensperor Napoleon, and the gar-
tifon is to march out with all military howurs, and
lay down their arms as prifoners of war.
The fortrefs of Glatz is invefled, and the trenches
will be opcned in fix days.—lismburgh Lorre/pot:dent,
July 1-
juwE 27.--The lowers of Glatz' furrendered by
capitulation on the 25th. The articles of capitulation
have not yet been publinted.

&Kum, Jove 30 —The Telegraph conigns the
following letter from the Elbe :
" While the North of Germany was the theatre of
war, the German States of the King of Denmark
enjoyed the tacit tranquillity, and all the enviaLle
cnnfcquences of that neadfaft prudent fyflem of ntu•
trality hitherto prsferved by that Monarch."
C urSTANTINOPLS, Joys 4.-I'he Sublime Porte
has received two reports from the Palha of Cairo,
touching the reduelion of Alexandria by the Engin.
rhe firft Ita.es the landing of the enemy, who ,
dered himfelf matter of that town, through the trea•
chery of di Chief of the Mamelukes, of the name of
Etnip Aga, who, according to the laft arrangements
of the Porte, had the Command in Chief in that
place.
In confequence of a conference between the Crand
Vizier, and Muilapha, Ajan of Rufchuck, it has been
determined, that the former is to march, with the
flower of the army, again 9 Braila, while the Aga of
the Janifraries proceeds to era! va.
General Sebatliani intends to embark to morrow,
on board a Turkifli frigate, to infpee the works in
the Dardanelles.—Hamburgb Corefpandent, yuly t.

PRIVATE LETTER.
44 Tuns., Just 19.—Dear Friend, I am now
come, after a fatiguing match of fifteen dsys, to the
borders of Ruffle*, upon the banks (,1 the Niemen
During thefe fifteen days we have fought three fkir-
mifhes and two battles, with all pollible fuccefs. I
cannot, have nor got time to give the particulars.—
all I can tell you is, that the Rufflans have never
been beaten fo dreadfully. This moment their army
is no Ilrongir than our van guard, fo many have
been killed, and fo few prifoners taken. I eltimate
their Ws, in the two battles, at as to 30,000 men. I
haie. been over the field of battle, where the dead
were fo heaped one upon another, that they might
hair! ferved me as a writing defk, if on that day I h.td
writing materials about me..—liatuturgh
.7.1, 4•

FALP4nUTI4, JULY B.—Arrived this day the Ante.
ricau Iclotooei Experinicnt, of New York, horn Lif.
hon, with hides, &c. detained by his Majeily's fhio
Livst.v, of 36 guns. Captnafini
BM'K
Wafp, 42-pi:ltsixidv; the
ers,anAd tni
e-
; has on board Mr. Ptra-
r6o
mkeann,
2fir
daipyOstiViroami
YiYANCE. formerly Secretary of Legation from the
United States : fprike, on the 6th intlant, the home.
ward b •und Nledi,erranean fleet, about fifty fail, the
wind then eatierly. Sailed the American fhip De-
fiance, Captain &suns, for Brittol ; his Majelly's
armed brig Nloitersroa with a convoy of coatiers,
about fourteen fail, for the vrettward, and round
land. The Walfingham packet, from Lifben, ap•
peared in the offing this evening ; file will not be
enabled to land the mails before the morning.
P. S. The American tin( p or war is ordered into
quarantine, in c ntequence of fix of the crew haviug
ditd on the patfast. Wiud E.

LONDON AI 4R KEYS.

INTIPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE. July 9.
Wheat per load 271 os to 221 ins
Barley per quarter • 21 ID to 0 as
Oats per ditto z 1 v.s to el tis
N. N beans per ditto sl 45 to 21 Ss
Old ditto sl tos to 21 Els
Peafe per ditto of os to cl --4
PRICE OF HOPS.
11401. 'nerves.
Rent 61 os to 71 11% I Rent -616.t0 71 its
arca 51 ip to 61 lis Suffer • 51 as to 61 Ss
lifer II vs to 41 co Farnham 61 05 to 201 Cs
Old Dry laid at 5^,0 of
,-..
?MC! •tE HOPI IN Iliki 80R01104 MARKET.
New !raga 61 os to 71 os 1 Pockets 61 6s to 71 15e
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
St James's. ' Whiteehapel.
Hay perked 4 to oto A 10 0 Hay per load 4 oto 6 to
Straw 3 00to 3 .6 o Straw 2 12 to 3 to
Clover 5 sto 0 to
S9VITI7Erz.T.II MARKET. J..ly to.
This day's Muter had bet an ii confiileralte (apply of dip rent
1;114% of rattle: 11:.ei. Mutton and Fork fold r laft prices ; Veal
in.l 1 aril are 6 on what cheaper, and the trade in general Will not
ever hriik The fate* in the Hay Market were rather dull; Hay
and Corer have dropped in price finer Monday's market ; Straw
' 2 'elicit ;aft price. 'lke following pricy and numbers are an am•
r te itateniout :
'fn fink the offal—per Rose of Fib.
!lief 4' 44 to So 41 1 Veal as 44 to
.is 41
14116t061 41 6d to I. od l'ort 45 4d to 31 od
Lamb p od to 62 oa.
BRAD Of CA ITLI THIS DAT.
Bugs, about 14o--`Sheep and Lambs, 4.tya.
Calves tor—Pip 410.
fßlf• Of OAT AND STRAW IN SWITIITIR ED.
I's. • 31 ivs to 61 6s j New Clover 01 Cl to e 1 Os
Is 4w Ditto of oa to 01 0111 Straw, 21 176 10 31 3$
5. lover 41 is, to 61 to:
NRWO ATE and LEAD7NHALL. July 23.
Per Anne of Sib. by the carcafe.
Feet' 3' 41 to 44 td I Veal ps 11l to p oil
hluttor 4+ od to 4$ Eid Pork 411 44 to pod
Lamb 4s 84 to 60 ott.
PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENITALL.
Butts. 50 to 561 b each %slid to ssid
Ditto, fso to 651 b 244 to seld
Merchants Backs • UP to se
Dreffing Hides 17d to aid
Fine Coach Hides Old to sod
Crop Hides for Cutting sod to 23d
Flat Ordinary I 7id to sod
Calf Skins, pi to 40Th pe dorms 3os to 451
Ditto so to 701 b 345 to 425
Ditto 7o to Solb 33s to 36s
Small Seal. (Greenland) per lb. 31 Sd to p sod
Large ditto too* to 2505 per dos.
'l' -toned Horfe Hides —s to —s each
Goat Skins •i-s to i•-• '
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
F• James's market 39 41 Town Tallow 574 od to --,
lace Market 39 44 Yellow Ruffiti 54s od to 581
h hitechapel Market White ditto 53$ od to 54s
(pet Rime of 81b.) 31 3(1 Snap ditto 531 to --s cd
--- Melted Stuff 4,3 s to 431 6d
. cis It id Ditto rough sB, od to os
Average Price 35 41 Greaves zoo oil
Good Dregs 106 to os
lif CROW Soap, as—Mottled, 88s—Cord, ors
Pike of Candles per dorm, toe 5.l Moulds 2ts 64
COAL MARKET, Joky to.
Ships at hlarke sups fold Price
17 New caftle Coal 16 4t564 to 514 3d
2 Sunderland s 455 64 to •-•11 cd

Datartrot. Fiaa.—A fire broke out vellerday,.
; bunt cite o'clock, at Stevenage, in Hertfornsive,
v Lich raged with great 'Wein* during the whole
of
e day, and waxbill burning this•morning. When
the Stanford coach pared through, akin Fifty
Winces had been degroyed, being the whole of one
fide of Stevenage, and no left than twelve bay-flacks
were teen on ire.
On Friday lag the Lottery Commiffioners fuper.
it toided the cutting off, and depollting in the wheels,
t • Tickets, Noes, &c. which are to open on 'Fuel-
s y neat, the lag campaign, by all accounts, of
l.r.trery adventure. It may eafily be conceived,
+actors, elpecially when the extreme confequence
f i the Scheme is cc:rankled, how anxious the public
will be, during the very (bort period that now pie-
d edes the drawing, of pairing the few remaining
Tickets and Shares in the Lottery markm.
Among the Extraordinaries of the prefent Week,
is to be noticed the extraordinary Richnefs of tie Lot-
tery Scheme I—of court( the extraordinary Demands
kr Tickets and Shares. It is however not at all
extraordinary, that the fortunate holders of Prizes in
the lab Lottery (purchafed at Caaysa's Office, No.B,
Charing .Crofs) Gould be exchanging them for
Tickets and Shares i:t the prefent Lotter;, nor will
it be at all extraordinary, if the precut fupply should
I, quite callaulied before the Wheel goes round next
Tuefilay. It is difficult to fay which is moll extraor.
;fly, the richnefs of the Lonely Wheel, or the very
:louder ate price of Tickets and Shares.
A new kind of Worm is lately difcsivered, which
ti all others Teems molt &amain to the Si tnach
sod Throat, as they creep off by the mouth, after
crufing much pain and &knell'. They are molt pe
calor animals, as they can exig in pipe-water, and
feed on the aniniacida for days or weeks, and there
emit their young. Many of theft may be feed in.
Dott.ir GAltDMhei !datum, 74, Long Aat,.or 3,
Nigh Itreet. Shoreditch, which were deßroying the'
Patient's thioat before he took Dr. Gams a t's Worm
Powders and Cordial Tins:lure, which -gently re-
sumed them in a cathartic way. Dr. GAILDIIIR is
confulted Monday and Friday! at Long Acre, Turf-
en, and Saturday, at Snoteditch. Medichie as. 6d.
It)b 6.1. or Bones One Guinea each.

'WI WAFER AT LONDUN BRIDGE
utes 10-MORRO'
Pi angst 37 min aka 5
ft•rnees 23 minutes afta 6

PEM BRO KESH
TO BE I.E r, from Michaelmas next,
ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING.
HoUsE, Garden, fix (tailed Stable and Barn, wilt the
krpurtenances, called and known by the name of SODSTUN,
Moab- in the Parifb of Narbertb, in the County of Pembroke.
'I be flwelling•houfe confifts of two parlours and a hall on the
',nand Boor, four good bed chambers on eac► of the fitft and
scond Boors. with good garrets ova them, sad a good kitchen,
Lairy and cellars under ground.
Sodlton is fituated on an eminence which commands extenfive
• tad pleafant views of the furrounding country, and within a mile
of the market town of Narberth, and ten tulles .f Hoterfordweft,
htough each of which towns the Mail Coach runs every day,
trum Milford to London.
The Country abounds with game. and there is a pack of bounds
hero within a mile of the place; and there alto feveral capital
I. ranks far trout. within a (hurt dillance of the Houle.
A Tenant may be fuppnai with any quantity of Land not ex-
ceding too Acres.
For further particulars enquire of Mr. John Bateman, Haver-
..ttiwiott..—liavcrfordwcit, June 30, aboy.

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