The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-26 00:00:00

SUSPENSION OF ARMS

BETWEEN HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR OF THE

TRENCH AND KING OF ITALY, AND HIS MA-

JESTY THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.

ART. I. There shall be a suspension of arms be-
tween the armies of his Majesty the Emperor. of the
French, King of Italy, and of his Majesty the Em-
peror of Austria.
IL The line of demarkation shall be on the. side of
Upper Austria, the frontier which separates Au-
stria from Bohemia, the Circle of Zuaim, that of
Rrttriri, and a line drawn from the frontier of Mora-
via upon Raab, which shall begin at the point where
the frontier of the Circle of Bruno touches .the
March,. and descending the March to . its conflux
'with the Taya'; from thence to St. Johann and the
road to Presbourgh ; Presl;ourgh and a league round
the town; the Great Danube to the mouth of the
Raab; the Raab to the frontiers of Stiria ; Stiria,
Carniola, Istria, and Fiume.

IIL The citadel?, of Brunn and Gratz, shall be
evacuated immediately on the signature of the pre-
sent Armistice.

• IV. The 'detachments of Austrian troops which
are in the Tyrol atyi the Voralberg, shall evacuate
those two countries, and the fort of Sachsenbourg
shall be given up to the French troops.
V. The magazines of provisions and clothes,
which shall be fauna in the countries to be evacua-
ted by the Austrian army, and which belong to it,
may be emptied.
VI. In relation to Poland, the two armies shall
take the line which they at present occupy.

VII. The present suspension of arms shall con-
tinue for a month, and fifteen days notice shall be
given before hostilities re-commence.
VIII. Commissaries on either side shall be named,
for the execution of the present articles.
IX. From to-morrow, the 13th, the Austrian
troops shall begin their evacuation of the countries
marked out by this suspension of arms, and shall re-
tire by daily marches. _ _
The fort of Brunn shall be given up to the French
army on the 14th of July, that of Gratz.on the 16th.
Made and concluded between us the undersigned,
charged with full powers from our respeaive Sove-
reigns, the Prince of Neufchatel, Major-General of
the French army, and.M. Baron Wimpffen, Major-
General of the Etat-Major, of the Austrian army, at
the camp before Znaim, July 12, 1809.

TWENTY-EIGHI4I4 BULLETIN.

CORN-EIiCHANGE, JULY ' 26.—T0 day there are
" The Danube has risen six feet. The bridges of I; tolerable remaining supplies of Wheat, most of t hero
boats which had been consttuaed before Vienna,
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granary samples—scarce any of prime quality—very'
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since the battle of Wagram, have been broken by i waiting large expe6ted crrivals after the embargo ;
the effects of this rise; but the bridges at Ebersdorff in Barley and Malt little fluctuation ; Pease and
Beans of both sorts likewise ; there are also tolera-
are solid and permanent ; none of them have suffer-
' ble supplies of Oats, and sales, thereof nearly at our
ed. Those bridges, and the works of the Island of last -
quotation ; Flour this week ss.
per Saci dearer,
Lobau, are the admiration of the military persons of and tine American as our last.
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example since the time of the Romans. ft's' - - 449 a sos Poland ditto - - 3Ss a 3c:
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