Treaty of Suspension of Arms Between France and England
From the Leyden Courant dated September 7, reports a formal pact between France and England to suspend all hostilities for four months from the 22nd of August to the 22nd of December. Provisions include exchanges of prisoners, restoration of prizes after set periods, and naval and land armistice rules across channels, seas, and colonies. The text notes further arrangements involving Dunkirk, Dunkirk garrisons, and British and Dutch cooperation, with details on transportation and blockades.