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London, England, 1801-04-21 00:00:00

THE ARMISTICE•

" The Danifh GOvernment on one part, and
Adndral Sir HvDE PARkra, Knight, Commander
In Chief of his Britannic Majefly's Naval Force in
the Road pf Copenhagen on the other, equally
irfeaced by fentiments of humanity to put a flop
to the effufion of blood, and preferve the City of
' Copenhagen from the calamitous confequeace; of
a continuation of hoftilities, have mutually agreed
to a ceffation of arms.
" With this view his Majefly the .no of Dm
MAZE has appointed Major General ERIESTUS
FREDERIC WALTERSDORFF, Chamberlain to his
Danifh Majefly, and Colonel of a regiment, and
Adjutant General Hams LINDHOLM, as Commit.-
fioners to conclude this armiftice ; and Admiral
Sir HEIM PARKER has appointed on his part, Ho-
Ravi° Lord NELsoN, Knight of the Order of the
Bath, Duke of Bronte in Sicily, Grand Crofs of
the Order of Ferdinand and Merit, Knight of
Anfhian Order of the Crefccnt, and Vice Admi-
ral of the Fleet of his Britannic Majefty ; and alio
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM STEWART, Cum. .
mander of a detachment of Land Troops on board
the fleet ; which Commit loners haVe this day met
together, and after exchanging their full powers,
agreed to the following conditions ;

Awricaz L—From the moment of the figning of this Ar-
tr.iftiee, all hoftilities ceafe between rho fleet under the
command of Admiral Sir-Hype PARKER and the City of Co-
penhagen, and all armedthips and 'erre!' belonging to his Da.
nith Majefty which Chan be found in the Road or Harbour of
that City, as alfo between the different Iflands and provinces of
Denmark, .juti.md included.
Art, 11.—The armed (hips and wilds of his Dan& Maid/
remaitfln their prefent condition, as well with repel to
the manner in which they are armed, as the military pofition;
and the Treaty known by the name of the Treaty of the Armed
Neutrality, than, fo far pa cameras the alive co-opetatien of
Denmark, remain ftSpetided fo long as this ArmilLice
continue in force.

On the other band, armed Mips and verde under the coot•
mind of Admiral Sir Heim PAIMER, stall in no manner
whatever dilturb the City of Copenhagen, or the armed (hips
and wails of his Danifis Moiety on the coats of the different
Illands and provinces of Denmark. Jutland included; and to

prevent every thing which may crate dilturbance or futpiciun.
Admiral Sir HIDE Pwtul 141 on no acceunt permit any
sips or veal., under his command, to approsch within w-
ools Sot of the armed (hips or fortifications of his Dania Ma-
jefty in the road of Copenhagen. Thi limitation mall bow•
ever not extend to any Clips which maR neccSarily rafs and re
pats through the King's Drop.
Art. arrniitke Ball &cure the City of Copenha.
gat, as alto the coafts of Denmark, Jutland, and the iflands,
agalnit the attack of any other fleet of war, which now or hire •
after, during the continuance of this arnslltice, May be fent by
his Britannic Majelly into thee foss.
Art. IV.—The fleet of Admiral Sir Myna P * be
at liberty to m ware from the city of Copenhagen, and along
the coatis of the different Wands mad provinces of Denmark.
Jutland included, whatever may be wasted for the health and
awe of the crews.
An. V.—Admiral Sir Hoag P dull engage to fend
os hoes all the fubjeas of his Darien Majcfty whicbare at pre-
test on board the Brad& fleet under his command ; and the
Dug& Government orggages to account both far them and fur
the wounded which have been Wired to some ea ben efts

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