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

ARMISTICE

BETWEEN
FR4NCE AND AUSTRIA.

imetwaffsme
TWENTY-SEVENTH BULLETIN.

gg On the 10th the Duke of Rivoli beat the ene-
my's rear-guard before Hollabruo.
" At noon on the same day, the Duke of Ra-
gusa, who bad arrived Non the heights of Zuaim,
WV the enemy's baggage and artillery, fling of
temards Bohemia. General Bollegarde wrote to
him that Prince John of Lichtenstein would repair-
to the Emperor with a mission from his Master,
for the purpose of treating for Peace; and in
consequence desired a suspension of arms. The
Dike of Ragusa replied, that it was not in hit
power to accede to such a proposition ; but that
he would acquaint the Emperor with It. Mean.
while he attacked the enemy, took from him an
excellent position, made some prisoners, and took
two colours.

6' On the morning of the sane day, the Duke
of Auentadt had passed the Taga opposite Nicols-
twat, and General Grouchy had beaten Prince
Rosenberg's rear, taking four hundred and fifty
men of Prince Charles's regiment.
" At noon on Me tills instant, the Emperor
arrived opposite Zotaim. The battle lead begun.
The Duke of Ragusa had attacked the town ; and
the Duke of Rivoli had taken the bridge, and had
occupied the tobacco manufaictory. In the dif. .
&Tent engagements this day, 4e• had taken 3009
men, two colours, and three pieces of cannon.
The General of Brigade Bruyeres, an officer of
very groat promise, has been wounded. The Ge-
neral of Brigade Guiton, made a fine charge
with the 10th cuirassiers.

" The Emperor, informed that• Prince John
of Lichtenstein, who had been rent to him, was
arrived within our posts, ordered the fire to cease..
The annend Armistice tans signed at midnight,
at the Prince of Neufchatel's. The Prince of
Lichtenstein we! presented to the Emperor is Ms

tent, at taw o'clock in Me morning."

Suspension of Arne between kis Majesty tit
Emperor of the FRENCW and Xing of keit,

and He Majesty tke Emperor of Aosrata.

Aar. I. There shall bee staspestien of dross between the
armies of his Majesty the Emperor of the French, Rift of
Italy, and of his Majesty the Emperor of Austria.
11. The line of demareatioo shall be im the side of Upper
Austria, the frontier which separates Austria from Bohemia,
the Circle of 7naial, that of Brune, and a line drawn from
the frontier of Moravia epos Raab, which shall begin at the
point where the frontier of the circle of Bram Roaches the
Marsh, and descending the March to tb coollux with the
Taya I from thence to St. Johann and tbe.road to Presboarg
Presboarg and a leave round the town ; the great bombe
to the mouth of the Raab ; the Raab to the frontiers of Sti-
ria t Stiria, Camiola, Istria, and Flame.

The citadels of Etrataa and Grat: MAW k eve:rate*
inuaediately eo the sigwature of the present Armistice.
IV.

of Ambits bumps Wadi an e he the
Tyrol and the Voreihsri, shalt evacuate awe two edelitrist,
and the fort of Saelneuboarg shall be gives up to As Freud
troops.

V. The magazines of provisions aid tiothes, whieb ssdl
be found the countries to be evacuated by the Austria*
army, and which beton Sis it, may be emptied.

VI. In relation to Poland, tie two armies shall take the
line which they at pretest weepy.
VII. The present suggestina of arms reed centimes ibr
month, and Aileen days notice shall btgivest before Meditate

VIII. Commissaries on either side shall be named, for the
executioo of the prepaid articles.

IX. From to-sorrow, the 13th, the Austrian troops shall
begin their evacuation of the evecittries asorkesi out by this sus-
reation of arms, and shall retire by daily raarrhes.
The fort of Bryon shall be glees up to the Preach army on
the 11th of Judy; that of Grata dIP the 16th.
Made and coocladed between us the aodersigned, coed
with full powers fro* oar respective Sovereigns, the
Pripet of N culchaftl, Major-General of the French anny,
and M. Baron Major-General of the Etna
Major of the Australis army, at the *awl Ware Zuni's,
July 12, 1809.

,: • -

TIVENTI:EIGHTII BULLETIN.

" The Danube has risen six feet. The bridges
of boats which had been constructed before Vi-
enna, since the battle of 'Vagrant, have been
broken by the effects of this rise; bat ►he bridges
at Ebersderff are solid and permanent ; none of
them have suffered. Those bridges, and the works
of the Island of Lobau, are the admiration of the
military omens of Alit*. They avow that