Star.
London, England, 1809-08-07 00:00:00

BANKS OF THE ELBE, JULY 28.

The heads of the armistice have now been made
public : The weakness of the Emperor Francis has I
accelerated this event, and the heroic Archduke
Charles was at first wholly against it, but all his re• •
presentations were fruitless.
The threats of Russia, and the advance of her
troops, and those of Poland to the confines of Mo-
ravia, are likewise stated to have precipitated that
eventful measure. In a note addressed by the Em-
peror Francis himself to the Governor of Brunn, in-
serted in the Berlin Gazette, this weak Monarch owns,
that the centre and right wing of the Archduke
Charles's army had been unconquered, and preserved
an unconquerable position at the foot of the Bisam
mountains in Moravia. In the battle of the 7th, the
Archduke Charles is said to have taken 10 pieces of
cannon, 12 eagles, and many prisoners from the
enemy. Francis thus concludes :
4, Our loss is much less considerable than in the
battle of Aspern, and that the French sustained a
much greater than at Aspern."

At the same time the Austrians were again ad-
vancing into Saiony, and had driven the Duke of
Abrantes, with great loss, from Bareuth. The Tyro-
lians and Voralbergers both made a successful attack
upon the enemy, and Count Giulay had reoccupied
Gratz ; and in an action on the 6th the Austrians
made 600 prisoners, yet all these advantages have
proved of no avail, and the brave Tyrolians and
Voralbergers are abandoned to their fate.

The consequences of the armistice of Znaim ought
to make the infatuated - Emperor of Russia tremble
for the safety of his dominions, since Napoleon has
already made himself his neighbour, by putting up
his eagles in the newly conquered Austrian kingdom
of Gallicia, in spite of the co-operation and occupa-
tion of that kingdom by the Russian army. This
ought to open the eyes of the deluded, insulted Alex-
ander. The Dutch troops, lately co-operat%ng with
the Saxons and Westphalians, are now on their
march to Bremen and the coasts of the north sea.
The King of Westphalia, with his army, is also
expected in Hanover, and Hamburgh is also to have
a garrison of some thousands of Dutch and Westpha-
lian troops, and the Duke of Abrantes is expected to
fix his head-quarters there. The great number of
Americans lately arrived at Tonningen, has occa-
sioned a great fall in all colonial produce in the Ham-
burgh market, but they have risen since the armistice.
VIENNA, JULY 15.

Yesterday afternoon Prince John. of Lichtenstein,
V 6 116 has been very graciously received in his audience
by Napoleon, arrived here, to negociate the peace
with the French Minister of State Count Champagny.
The Emperor Francis, as is generally asserted beret
is much in favour of peace, and charged the Arch!.
duke in writing to open negociations for it, even wit*
considerable sacrifices, in order to put an end to the
dreadful effusion of blood. Previous to the signing
of the armistice, some chief points had been agreed
upon, which are to form the basis of the peace about
to be made. An immediate peace was expected, nay
betts were laid that the Emperor Napoleon will be
at Paris by his birth-day, the 15th of August.