The National Register. — London, England, 1813-06-20 00:00:00

JtIVF c2O. rsatiet. General of Bivisioe, &e. eke. avormilited Minister Plenipo teotiary by his Majesty the Emperor of the Freoch, err are. furs mistiest with roll powers by his Hi!!lineal; the )'since of Neufchatel, &e. ace,;--C n o t Seamtvoloti, Litittenatmt Get ei 41 and Aide-de- C nip to the Covert''r of all the Rossias, &c. ut -Comm rat Kleist, in the service of ois Mojesty the King of Prussia, tee. &c. font; died with hilt powers by his Exet:e..ey the Lienerat of Ilit.atry. Barela!: de 'luny, Cseneral.io-Chief of the Conn:lied Ainties; after i e omioig each xeltalgeml their full powers. at Gebersitortt, the Ist Juste t 20th May'', and *jetted a snivel' 'on of firms t'or S 6 !loupe at the villotte of Pleiwiy.t. to ntr,.'.ized for that purpose, betvrten the IA ;tI:C4A tg at the respeetiv - armies, to continue the oegoeia tioo- fer at) Armistice, or ..to r to suspend hostilities betweee all the. brili - o - mooit temps, no flatter on what point they ale, have agreed epos' the (tabes tollowing t. 1. aostilities shall cm am upon all points, upon the notifiea. tit. it ef the present ulna:dice. Ttie armistice shall last to the fith (20th) of July, inclusive. Hostilittmo not to commeitee without giving six day ' A notice. 3. Hostilities shall not consegerotly re-coproenee till six days after time .t e minciation of the armistice at the respective heaii. seaters. 4. The line ( ) Hernial:46°n between the belligerent armies is fixed : tfti Silesii—The li n e of demarkation of the combined army, set- Cog mit from the frontiers of Bohemia, shell pass through Ditters back, G a ttiooloisf, I. oulsittit ; follow the Bober so Ruderstadt ; pass fr.:3l thence throu.di ttolke:bayn, Striegan, follow the Strieczaneranso set - to (;ant's, juin the Oder by passing through !Settlers, Oi fasehimi, and Altleitl. 'I he combined' army shall be at liberty to oretipy the towns .-f Londslait, Rtidelstadt, Bolt:flk:ton, Striegan, and (441011. as %yell is their solitude'. 'flie line of the French armny, also setting out from the frontier which touches Bohemia, shall pass throisgh Saffershanf, Alt Ilamnitz, thllow the cottage of the stuall river which talk into -the Bober, not far front Bertelsdorf; &Cusco ards from the Bober to I.alm ; from thence to Netiktek upon the Katz:each, by the most direct line, from whence it will follow the course V that river to the Oiler. Thc town of Pareliwitz, Leileitz,•Ooldhertr, and Lahti no mat; ter on what side ti.c• river they are situoteml, may, as well as their sel)rbm, be occupied by the French troops. All the ter' itory between the French awl combined 61111 lot shitU he neutral, and canoot he oecempied by any troops, noteven by the Lan:lsamu. This disposition consequently applies to the town of Breslau. From the month mirth(' katzletell, the line ef demo:lotion shall f'i law the course of . he Oder to time frontiers of Saxony and Pros sin, &fel joio the Elbe in passing the Oder, not far from Muldrose, and foilowin... the frontiers of Prossia, set that ill Saxony, the emetett y of Dessau, and the small stotes surreumulimie the Princes or :!:e i.:mlrAerat ion of the Rhine, shall belong to thic French army, and it!l Prossta shall be!mieg to the combined army. • The Pros:shut territories in Saxony Shall be considered as neutral, and shall moo he occupied by any trocv. 'fete Elbe, to its mouth, tier's and determines the line of demarka tion between the belligerent armies, with the exception of toe p ints hereafter mentioned. The French army shall remain in possession of the Isles; of every thing ‘.. - I.Melt it occupied in the 3tml military division on the 27}11 May (Bql June), at mideight. lf ll.anOurgh is only be,ieged, that tre.7,11 shall be treated like other besieged towns. All the articles of the present armistice., which are relative to then, are applica!de to it. The lire of 1!!(' advanced posts of time beilitseretit armies at the epoch of the ‘27th of May, (Jane 3) lit mielnicht, sled! form for Ow P.al milital y diviAion, that of the demarkation of the Armistice, with the military alter:akin v..lmich the respeetive Commandants shall jti4e necos.do . y. lirse sho:i be nialle in concert with an (Hiker of the Sett!' of eaelearany, upon the principle of perfect reciprocity. 5. Thee fortresses of Dantzic, rioeliin, Zamose, StettM, and Cos. trio, shall be re-% 4onalled every five days, arcortinto to the force of their garrisons, through the care of the commanders of the block ading troop. A Commissary, appointed by the .Commonelant of each place, shall be with tote of the bv,iegtit4 troop% to sec that the Stipulated provisions zee exart.y sepolicd. 6. During the time ,it the armistice, every fortress shall have boy mot : its walk an extent of a Ften , h lereote. This gretind shall be neutral. Nlogdetiorg will, ceosequently, have its frontier a .league mown ate • iota 1)a• k of the Elbe. 7. A Ervin:4 6 , l;ii.‘;‘c shall be. seLt into each of the besieged places, THE NATIOVM. REGISTER. to inform the Conmandaut of the conclusion of the Armistice, and of its re-.victnalting. A Russian or Prti.sian officer shall accom p,ny h►im during the journey, both going and coming. 8. Commissaries name yin both sidcs in each place, shall fix the 1)..,ee of the provisions furnished. 'rills account settled at the end ~; every month, by the Commissioners charged with n►au►tainibg arouts.tiee, shall be raid 4t the bead-quarters, by the Ynyn►aster• Gent tat of the Amy. 9. Officers of the Stan' shall he arpointed on either side. to rept• iate, ru concert, the gee: nil line of nemarkatimi, te , peetiog points which shall not be deteminell by running water, and ropecting which *there may arise any Oiffieults. 10. All the movements 01 the troops shall be so replated that cacti tinny shah occupy its new lire on the 31111 ofJohe (31st May). All the corps, or parts of the. combined army which may be be the Elbe, or in Saxony, shall return into Pru4sis. 11. Officers of the French and Combined Armies,. shall be dis patched conjointly to cause hostilities to cease on all points, and make the Armistice known. The respective Comminiders•in-Chief shall furnish them with the necessary powers. 12. On both sides, two Commissioners, General Officers, shall be appointed to watch over the stipniations of the present Armis tice. they shall remain in the line of neutrality at Isieuniaiitt, to decide upon such diputes as may occur. These Coinsuissioners shah proceed there within 6 .24 hours, hi or , der to expedite Officers and orders that may be sent in consequence of the present armistice. Done, &C. PAnts, JUNE 12.—Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent has received the following intelligence respecting the situation of the armies on the 6tll of June : The Einperot's head quartets were on the 6th at Leignitz. The Prince of Moskwa was still at Breslau. The Commisioners appointed by the Emperor of Russia for the execution of the treaty , are Coma Schouwalof, Lientenant•General, Aide-de-camp-General to the Emperor. and M. de Kontowsof, the Emperor', Aidde-CampAleneral. Those named on the part of France, are the General of Division Count Dumoutier, commanding • a division of the Guard, and the Getwral of Brigade flail:mit, Aide.. de-C n anip to tir Empeor• nse Commis,ioners are at Neimiart. ' The Duke of Trevis f . o, with the young Guard, had his nead-qu k ar ters at (Mogan. The , 1,1 Guard is reins lino to Dresd,n, where it is supposed the Emperor is going to estiblisri his head-quarters. Toe different corps d'arn:ee are marching to form camps in the diff er ent po-itim4 of Gotlh' ig, Loewenberg, Bunizlan , Leignitz, Sproleau, Lm•an, &c. The Polish corps of Prince Poniatowski, which crossed iloheinia, is expected at Zettau on the 10th of -4.4foniteue, June 1:1.) PA I:TS, JUNI; 13.—Her Majesty the Empress Queen air! Regent has received the following intelligence of toe situation of tile armies on the 7 tit : His Majesty's head-quarters were at Bnntzlaw. All the em pa d'armies were ill march for their c;aitonmeuts. The Odor was co. viler' with boats which de.ecoled from Fircslan to Glottan, laden with ;winery, tools, meal, and articles ofevery description, taken ti um th enemy. lialuldurgh was retaken on the .".oth, by main force. The Prince of Eekinuld espeerilly praises the couduct of General Vandamme. Hamonrgh was lost the last campaign by the pusillanimity of (fie. :feral St Cyr; it Wa'.. OVViIIL: to the diaplayed by General Van. da.t me, upon his arrival in the ;id ministry division, that the pre. ..ervation of Bremen Wilt; owing, anti the rest..t retaking of limo. um gh. Se iriodred prisoners were mide ; pieces of caon were found io the ti , wn, en of which were on toe rampart!. Works had been constructed to place the to-‘ll in a state of defence. Den man k acted with iis; the Prioce of Eekn aid intended to march upon Lob. ek. Thus the 3‘l , i! military division, anel ail the territory of the Empire. deliveted from the enetay. Oiders have beer eir,en to mike Hambnrgli a strong place ; it is simr .. h udeit by H b a stioned rampart. ha‘iag a large fosse tu are c b of wat o er s od can In part be ervered Mundial° is. The work , n s tructed, flue at all limes the communication with Haarboin;; can be maintanaol by the Wes. The Emperor hit 4 ()Here:lBlloliter fortress to be constructed upon the at the mouth of the Have I, Konigsteia, Torgan, Witten le.rg. Nitmlehourg, the fortress of the Havel, and Hatifaingh, wilt complete the defence of the line of the Elbe. The Dukes of Comb% Ida(' and Brinoavick, Princes of the House of Eugland, arrived iu time at tiainhorgh to give more sells to tlit . : ' ll I .