This is the text of an amnesty for deserters from the Prussian Army issued by Frederick the Great shortly after the Battle of Prague in May 1757. Desertion was a major problem for all armies of the period, with rates highest after defeats or when supplies were poor. In Prussia great care was always taken to minimise opportunities for desertion for example from camps or from an army on the march; nonetheless many men succeeded in getting away. Amnesties were issued by alkl states at war, for obvious reasons- trained men were able to return to the service without suffering any consequences. The notice presented here gives deserters from all parts of the army an opportunity to return either to their regiment or their corps, or to the army generally, by the end of July, on the basis that they would be fully pardoned, and the desertion would never be held against them. The notice will have been issued in all Prussian provinces.