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Yellirday, offer a great part of our impreffion was
worked of, Paris Journals. to the Ift and Dutch to the
6th ;pliant were received; and this morning Ham.•
burgh and Alma Papers to the 'ft inßant came to
hand.
The arrival of there papers has put an end to all
the uncertainty which hung over, the oPerooll6
of
the contending armies—The Ruffians`haVe not only
been defeated by the enemy, but
AN ARMISTICE
has been concluded between Ruffia and France, which
is not to be broken without a month's notice. In the
mean time the French army (cones a pofition, of
which the Niemen is the principal bonttdsry and bar.
tier. This Armillice is' for the' evrefs purpofe of
giving time for the Negotiation of Peace, which, it
is probable, will very fpeedily be concluded. The
King of PR U ssa was not included in this Armillice,
but five days were allowed to him to conclude one
for himfelf. Thefe events were announced to the
French Minifter at liamburgh by the following

LETTER PROM GENERAL•CLARRP. •
6 BERLIN, JUNE at.

g An artniftice was concluded on the sad. between Attila and
France. One of the articles mentions. t►at Wanda ihall not
commence till a month after noticelban have been given.

The French and Pullin armies are to conclude i fermate as
toiftice within the interval if the five days following•

His Majefty the Emperor of the French and his friskily the
Emperor of Ruffin, are immediatdy to notninate Pleolreentiarles
to negoelate in the great work of peace : an exchange of pitmen
will Eike place immediately.
The limits of the French and Ruffian eludes, during the as•
&all be front the Curifch Half. the Thalweg of the Nit
men, and up tke left bank of that river to the month of the Arms
at Stakbin„ and purfsing the cattle of that river to the month of
the Robra, following this riralt t through Rusans, Up*. Habits,
Dolitawo, Gonads, and Wyna, up :o the mouth of the Rohn in
the Narew, and from thence afeending the left bank of the Warm
by 1 yiyotatiot, Suralag Narew, to the Minden of Praia mad
Rums.

• The Omits lo the Erlich ?Mines, are to be at Wywer:

The military events which led to this Anniflicetl
are detailed at confiderable length in the 79th but.
lain, (fee the preceding page) and ha the other ex.
trans from the Foreign jouttnals given in the pre-
ceding columns.
If fuch intelligence as we have now received do
not roufe the enet gies of the nation, put an end
to thofe degrading accnfations and recriminations
which have lately marked the condo& of many of
our public men, and unite every heart and band for
the fafety of our common country, we may ex-
pee every national calamity.
But what are we to think of that (opine negligence
which has made us, for fo many years, negle& all
thofe means of national defence, which, hid they
been purfued, ae has been warmly recommended by
many friends to our welfare, would by this time have
made us an armed nation, and removed every appre-
henfirrn for our ultimate fatty. ' What a dreadful
refponlibility lies fomewhere ? But if we may judge
of the future from the pall, what have 'we now to
trivet ?

The tranfpnrts for the 3d embarkation are now at
fembling at Hull, and at Sheernefs, whither thole
which arrived in the Downs lilt week have fine
failed. The embarkation of the troops, it is now
reported, will depend much on the nature of the
official adviccs from the Baltic.
The 16th light dragoons, which, as we hated yet.
terday, is to replace the 12th light dragoons in the
Kent diftria, marches it. four divifions, one fps-
dron in each. The t ti divifion reaches Canterbury this
clan on its rrute for Dover—the ad divifion on Sa-
turday. on its route for Hythe, and the other divi-
lions (which are marching by Maidftone and Seven-
oak-), their points of &flotation, Brabotne Lees and
Romney, on the fucceeding days.
The 4 h dragoons, which were under orders for the
Canterbury Dift.ift, we hear, have been counter-
manded n their march, and are fdr the prefent
halted in Effex. They were to have relieved the 13th
light dragoons, at Ramfgate and*Stonar barracks.
'Midday morning the dmifton ofthe King.% Ger-
man legion, at prefenrat Hull, attended divine fee-
vice in the Methodift chapel, George-Yard ; where
a fercnon was preached to them in the German tan.'
guage, by the Rev. C. F: Taisanea. of .HuU, after
which upwards of iso of the officers and privates
received the facrament. Their reverend attention,
through the whole of the fervice, and the propriety
of their behaviour, excited a very lively interelt in
their favour among the inhabitants who attended on
this occafion
Tuefday fennight, the two troops of the InUkilling
dragoons, which left Newcaftle for York lag week,
returned to Newcahle.
elbout a fortnight ago, in Kevin-greet, Dublin, a
man of the name of Codolly was fo much beaten by
Come foldiers, with the butt ends of their mulkete.
that he expired &only after. An inqueft being held
on the body of the deceafed, a verdie of wiltul mur-
der wax given againft the delinquents; in eonfequence
of which, a warrant has been Hided by the Coroner
againft Dudley Goldibury, Efq. Lieutenant in the
Monaghan Militia, as a principal in intligating the
foldierttO the outtage. Mr. Sheriff Manders, slated
by tbe. Colonel of the Monaghan Militia, with a zeal
and attivity highly commendakle, feasched the bar.
rack for Mr. Goldibury,.*hd had, however, .previ.
oufly. abfohded. Cottony, we bear was i finith be.
longniete the ordnance, and had been feveral years
in the army.
VlMlNamoll

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