The Sun.
London, England, 1805-12-31 00:00:00

FOREIGN .INTELLIGE,I4CE.

THIRTY-SLCOND BULLETIN OF THE GRAND

ARMY,

Decendo 6.

" General tRIANT, at the battle of Austerlitz, had
four horses ..killed .under him ; Colonels. cg i 1491.0;,
and.DErsousTrt:ll also distinguished themselves. The
brave anions are so numerous, that, as-fast as they
are reported to the Emperor, he observes—' I shall
have occasion for all my power, to make proper re-
compense to all those brave men.'
" The Russians, when they engage, have a cus-
tom of taking:off their harre-sacks. As the whole
Russian army was. routed, . our soldiers took a: great
many of these-havre-sacks. They also took a great
quantity of baggage, and found a great deal- mo-
. .
. , ney it.

" General BERTRAND, who was detached, after
the battle,' with d squadron of the guards, picked
up a number of prisoners, nineteen pieces ot can-
non, and a number of carriages tilled with property
of various kinds. The number of cannon taken
amounts to one hundred and seventy pieces. r,
" The Emperor expressed some ,dissatisfaaion
that Plenipotentiaries were sentto him on• the eve
of the battle, and that the diplomatic charaaer was
thus disgraced. This is worthy of M. DE COBENT-
ZEE, whom the whole nation regards as one of the
principal authors of all these calamities.

" Prince JoiIN of LicuTENStEiN
.came to the
Emperor, at the Castle of Austerlitz. 'Tie Jun-,
peror admitted him to 41 conference, which lasted
several bours.: It is remarked, that the Emperor
converses very freely with this General. Officer,—
This Prince has concluded with Marshal BEaTuiEli
an Armistice; of the following tenor.
TALLEYAAND is, going to Nicolsburgh,
where the negotiations are to be opened

THE ARMSTICE CONCLUpEDII'ETwEEN THEIR
MAI ESTIES THE LAJPERORS OF THE FRENCH

AN!) AUSTIIIA.

His Majesty the Emperor. of the. French, and
his Majesty the Emperor of Germany, being desi-
rous of coming to definitive negotiations, in order to
put an end to a War which has devastated both
their dominions, have previously agreed upon an
Armistice,.to exist till the conclusion of a definitive
Peace, or the rupture of the negotiations. In the
latter case, hostilities shall not recommence within
fourteen days ; and cessation of the Armistice
Shall then be announced to the Plenipotentiaries of
both powers, at the head-quarters of their respac,
tive armies.

" AwricLE L The line of both Armies shall be
in Moravia, the Circle of Iglau, the circle of maim,
the Circle of Brunn, a part of thp Circle of Oltuutz,
upon the right bank 'of the little river of Treze•••
boska, before Prosnitz, to the spot where that river
discharges itself into the Marck; and the right bank
of the Marck to the juklion of that river, with the
Danube, Prcsburg being included. •
No French nor Austrian Troops shall, on any
occasion,, be stationed within five or six leagues of
Halitch, upon the right bank of the Marck.'
" Further, the line of both Armies shall include
in the territory to be occupied by the French Arniy,
all Upper and Lower Austria, Tyrol, the States of
Venice, Carinthia, Styria, Carniola, the County of,
Goritz and Istria, and lastly in Bohemia, the Circle
of Montabor, and the whole space to the eastward
from Tabor to Lintz.

" Art. IL The Russian Army shall evacuate the
Austrian States, with Austrian Poland; viz. Me,
ravia and Hungary, within the period of i6' days;
and Gallicia within a month. The routes shall be
prescribed to the Russian Arriiy, that it may be al-
ways known where they are, as well as to prevent
any misunderstanding. '
" Art. There shall be no levy in mass, or
insUrreetion in Hungary, -nOr any extraordinary
recruiting for Troops in Bohemia, nor shall any
forign Army be permitted to enter the Territory of
the House ofAtiStria.

" The Negotiators for troth Powers :,11,11l meet at
Nicolsburgh, for the immediate commencement of
Negotiations, in order to eati, without delay, the
re-establishment of Peace and a good understanding
between the two limperors,

" The duplicates of thig instrument are hereby
signed hy.,113 Marshal firacritten, Minister of
War, Major-General of the Grand Arm3',.,' Pleni-
potentiary of. his .Majesty the ginperor of the
Frenekand King'of Italy, and Prince Jon of Llcn-,
Tl:srSTElNdLieut.-Genetal and plaiipotent iitry of Clis
Majesty the Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary,
Sm. • .

pope 2t AtitetlitA, Dec. 6 'Sus.
" &Ie.RSHAL
1. I, it mei,: of urrENsTE IN,
Lieutenant-General."

lijranonT, Dr.c. information contained
the Qrderof the Day, received on the t9th from
Nymeguen, states, that a Cessation Of Arms is agreed
upon ; that the Russian Army is upon its return to
Russia ; that the Russian Division in Hanover is in-
cluded ; aril that It is probable the French Army
under Prince Louis will almost immediately enter
Hanover; to attack the• giiglish and Swedes, and
Will not remain in Holland above fourteen days.
NYMEGiI EN) Mc. head...quarters of
Prince touts, with His Highness's retinue; are still
here. Mist. night he received a Courier from the
Grind Pensionary, Ctrot:utit.rpas.Ns N C it, in the
Hague, with a confirmation of the defeat 07,the
Rt 3513113. The French Arnhlssador from the Hague,,
*witji the Secretaries of State of the Marine and of
War, arrived here yesterday evening, and supped
with Hight-gigs. • •
. • •

SeIITEDAM, DP,C, 10.--4 Letter frotathe tie'der,
cl,irr 't the 'l4th uist. says,: " to-night an English
Transport ran on the Haaks, wattle. unknown ; 14
rn,.:; Sloop have been• saved : the remainder,
c.);islAin,,i; of soldier:! ,and the' crew), to .the amount
O f two It:11.1(.1red and fifty,
English -'Transport is stranded behind the,`Keog;
the people. on board are stated to consist of'one hun-
dred :ind sixty.-one trier), one himdred of whom have
been saved, and every .endeavour was citertvd -to: re-
sole the rest. Towards`cveiting a Brig coming from
sea was stopped at the • Revolution Battery; but;
after cutting her cables, rfc,ragain to sea cktring the
CY alo. She h supposee4te Atnerical. •
r."
Baron C.!AAAtt,, the' 'ussian Minister, has return-
,
ed to.the 113gue.
• Letters from the Effider, dated the t (jtfy, say, that
on; Enoiat r.o.allsport vaetiteti ate Pith, on the
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