Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
LONDON, July IL.
IMPORTANT rSrsLLIcgacr.

LONDON, July IL.
IMPORTANT rSTsLLIGETcE
A mail from Tonningcn arrived last night
and another this morning. The latter has
brought Hamburg papers to the 5th inst
Paris papers to the 3dinclusive are also ar
rived, containing the 90th bulletin from the
Grand Army, dated from Tilsit on the 18TH
The advices from the armies by the Ham
burg papers are of the PA ult. The ar
mistice wa, signed on the 2lst between The
Prince Lastanow on the part ofRussia, and
Berthier Oil the part of France. The pri-
soners taken on cash side are to be exchang-
ed ly.-Plcuipotentiaries have
also been appointed 10 negotiate peace be-
tween the two countries. The accounts in
the German papers state the losses of the
Russians in the late battles TO have been ve-
ny great indeed: Two transports belonga
ing to the first division of the expedition
arrived at Elsineur OH the Goth the re-
mainder were expected immediately but a
report prevailed at Tonningen, as will be
seen by the following letter, which was
received Just before our paper was put to
press, that the transport would not be per-
mitted to pass the sound -
We are all in alarm, the Consul having
ordered all British vessels to depart, and
place themselves under the protection of
men of war at Wollerwick. A report at
this instant prevails, that our expedition IS
stopped at the sound
The mails and French papers arrived at
so late an hour that we have no. time TO
comment upon their contents to-day The
following are the important articles brought
by themi
CoPENHAGEN, June So
Yesterday arrived at Elsineur two En-
glish transports of the expeditions, one of
which had on board "a huzzars of the Ger
man Legion with some officers, and the
other their horses. Fifty three ships, with
1900 huzzars and horses, beside others,
will follow them Immediately they all GO
60 Stralsund. These last days no ships are
arrived here from Kongsberg or Memel,
we are therefore deprived of later advices
from thence, neither have we received
the particulars OF the Battle near Fried
land.
TrtstT, June g.
Dear Friend IL am now come after ia.
tiguing march of fifteen days, to the Dor
ders vi Russia, upon the banks of the ~ e.
men. During these fifteen days we have
fought three skrmishcs and two battles,
with all possible success; ] cannot give
you the particulars thereof, as they would
be too long leave it to the Newspapers t.
inform you thereof. All can tell YOU i.
that the Russians have never been beaten sc
dreadiully. This moment the army is ne
stronger than our van. guard, such a mum.
Der ct men have been killed of them. aS
sure you that not many prisoners Of them
have been taken. estimate their loss in
the two battles to 25 or 10000 men, car
speaks with knowledge thereof, for have
been about, upon the field Of battle, where
che dead were so heape6 one upon another
that they might have served me AS wri.
ting desk, if on that day had had writing
materials about me- Hamburg C0rrea
7t0ndenten, o( July
TILsIT, June %.
Yesterday an armistice was concluded
here between the Prince of Neufchatel
A4ajor-General Of the Grand Army, "a,
Pienipotentiary of his Majesty the Empe.
Eor Of France and King Of Italy, and tht
Prince Lastanow, of Koscow, Genera
Lieutenant Great Cross, &c as Plenip0ien
tiary 0fdliS Majesty the Emperor of Rus
Bia, IN order so negotiate in the interim 2
peace. If this should not take place, hos.
tilities can only begin again after a month.
previous notice. Commissaries are NEAR
while appointed TO exchange the prisoners
man for man, and rank for rank and Pie
nipotentiaries have been named to treat
for and conclude the peace between the
Two great nations.- -Ham6nrgh Cores.
Cosei surrendered by capitulation on the
18th Of June.
Glatz, in Silesia, surrendered by capt.
ulation on the 18th of June
An article from Vienna, June gath, SAYS
" According to accounts from Constantine
pie Of the Sd inst. SULTAN SELIN is dead
but Of this we have DO official confrma,
ton"