The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-06-16 00:00:00

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27th May

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the 3)d
to istice,
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Stade In .
upon the priticiv.,
5. The fortresses
Cowin, shall be e
force of their
the Moekadic
A Commissary, I by ,
shall be with one of , , besieging troops, i
kited 7,eosisions are exactly. supplied.
fortress shall bale6. During the time of the armistice, every
beyond its walls an extent of a Funs* lemon. This ground
shall be neutral. Magdeberg will, conseq_uently, lope its fron-
tier a league open the right bank of the Elbe.
7. A French °Kw sUll be sent into each of the
places, to inform the Comumodaet of the conclaslon oftleig.,
solstice, and of its re-v Weaning. A Russian or law Mem
shall accompany him daring the journey, both- hand .
4
8. Commissaries named do both sides in 'reek, ,
the price of the provisions furnished. This seconatsettled at
end of every month, by the Commissioners charged with mobist
mining the armistice, shall be paid at the bead-quarters; by tba
Paymaster-General of the Army.
9. Officers of the Staff shall be appointed on either side, to roa,
game, in concert, the geueral lice of demarkation, respecting
points which shall not be determined by rowing water, and ns
sport* which there may arise any dillenlriker
10. All the movements of the troops Shag 10
each army shall occupy its new line es be Witille -it
May).
All the corpse, or parts of the Combined Army wlikh Ctrs spilt
mt&
,
beyon6 the Lime, rein MO
*, or in Saxony, shall rei
11. Officers Of the Freach wide...imbibed A ' bed
patched conjointly to came hostilities to eosin all aid,
make the Armistice known.
The respective'Commanders-in-Chid shall furnish don Wilk
the neeewary powers.
12. On both sides two Commissioners, General Olkonliskedi
be appointed to watch over the stipolatioas of the premise amis.
tice. They shall remain in the line of neutrality at Illesiesrk,
to decide upon such disputes as may occur.
These Commissioners shall proceed there within II he fp
order to expedite Olken and orders that,may be seatrhsitisiMO•
quence of the present armistice.
Done and settled the present Act in twelve Articles, in debt
copies, the day, month and year above-inendoned.
(Sigoed) CAULAINCOURT, Doksof Viceless.
Count SCHOUVALOFF—DE KLEIST.
Seen and ratified by order of the Emperor and King, On
Prince Vice-Constable of France, Major-Genentr of the Grind
Army. (Signed) ALEXANDER.
June 4, 1813. •
,

. Cadiz ramp to the teth ult. arrived this morn.
lug: • Their content's' ere of considerable importance,
as it aßpitua that his Sum** MAIO?? If a prisoner
to Lela %Virzi** BIINTINCR, and his asSetry-hbuss
Iliad been serromoded by 3000 troops; `trinquillity
had, hoWever, fortunately been restored, u will be
seen by the following extract.
)°,4llesto, Aram 9.—The oscOrringe which
took place in our Palace in March last, in other
nations have produced popular commotion., out-
rages, and murders; bat here, fortunately, they
have been succeeded by a 'marvellous calm. The
King by the advice of the Anti-British party, sod-
fienly presented himself in Palermo, and was re-
adied with lively applause by a multitude collected
for that purpose; and at a public *clef a royal dis-
patch announced,: that he returned to resume the
Ireins acovernment, which, under the pretence of
I illness, had been confided to his son the Hereditary
IPrince. •

tnygecthivio:runeldsfoi.berresaetthilw:ep,coecaocoose.ttui
wantiog in t Is lost Without redempt ion.We Reed
queries of faits which press so indiguautly
ahltatithaFht:earttrehreflao
scarcely
notede at ebcathnilertteletsdutetslfeyt
rs
quence of a yigorous commencement of the campaign
•by the enentyv yet it is impossible when
ible to be
the predieted event occurs, which adds to our many
national disgraces. That England shade be making
herself aprincipal hare, and a principal there, scat.
tiering her million, among all the parties (for alt
bare by terns bad her money), and yet be surprised
as if,waking from a dream, with second third, aye,
• even fourth editions, of a servile and (said to be)
•
snissitteriel print, announcing on Aasitrrsos.hoew
the parties, as if somethiog tremendous bad fallen from
!the heavens, itwonderfeLl The Ladrone islands are
ladled nations of thieves.—We dread that heneefor,
ward the. *blab Isles may be called the nation of
sett ifeislienny gang be more stiffish than our whole
system of,government taken together ? No sooner is
it 'devil that all, "for which we have been cf ape®
ding
tens of thousands of lives and millions
• upon millions of money, is by our very Allies, contemp-
tnously enough towards us, put an end to (for we are
neither &nutted nor considered in the proceeding),
than the STOCKS, the barometer of the people's unbias.
red feeliap, as to the value of the stake they have in the
country, the stocks themseivee rise ! ! The very mo.
nied menwho have been encouraging Ministers-to pro.
mute the wariby lending their money (for selpinte-
rest to be sure they lent it, as the Dutchltive often
; sold gunpowder to their enemies 'who were bombard-
ing their towns), these very monied men are elated the
• moment they learn that the óxoney they hive lent an
extravagant Minister, for the,aake 'of a douceur, is
; thrown away, knowing as they do that the onsnium,
thit is, the bargain, the obligation, the contract, will
turn much more to their profit, than it would if the
designs of their patron-borrowers had been carried
1 lets full execution ! I Here is a picture of the in.
Icensiatency of our public conduct of the confusion
cif our public torten,. The' merchants will now cry
tut with Snsazselrazie-:-" What bath 'made them
dank, makesus bold!--What bath quenched them
has given us fire," &c. for the very transaction which
throws Ministers on their !Seeks, sets the-monied men
on their legs ! This is the 'obscure part of every his-
'Cory which has treated of the rise and fall of empires.
Sordidness and self-interest will be the destruction of
1
ours. If we could indulge a moment's pleasantry (hot
it is impossible on so solemn an occasion), we would ex-
hibit a picture of the same merchants .in Downing.
street and on the Royal Exchange.. These are pray
tical Christiana, who can " weep with those that
imcep," and laugh with those 'who have no reason to
cry. But our citizens will say, enough of this : they
will, after the fable; where the trumpetennf an army
excuse themselves for the murders committed in the
war, by declaring that " their swords are unstained
with blood." No charge, however, would have beets
sounded but for their powerful breath; and mil.
lions of orphans and of widows would at this day
have had fathers and husbands but for their stir
1 and their cry for war ;—when they threw their hats
in the air. If the word loan had been stilled
lie be throat of the utterer, England would not have
!been so desolated.; and en Englishman might have
['continued to visit the Continent, distinguished as the
I native of the first, if not of the greatest kingdom
lon the earth. But the Men who have.been enriched
by the war, and who are now, gaining profit by this
indication of peace, so undesired by Ministers, had
•
n'aprinciele enough to consider whet was to be the
application of the money they lent : an was only
what shall we get by it? They did not lend the last
more freely for Beaton:torn:l than they would for
the Bey of TRIPOLI. Indeed, as it will now be
;doubtful who will become candidates 'for our super-
' gluons cash, we shall not be surprised if the Emperor
a Morocco, and the Dey of Aratzas, should be
' fixed on next for susidizing.
We will not, however, torment Our Readers by
..infusing into them all that agonising regret, confu-
sion, and mortification, we feel ourselves. We will
'refer them to the terms of the Armistice, and re-
came the subject to-morrow: Suffice it to say, that
this Treaty gives BONAPARTE all he could, for
shame, desire ; and allows him to strengthen,
by provisioning, all his garrisons in the North,
by which means be can. direct what force he
pleases towards the Peninsula, according to the
time he propOsei the. war there should last :
for it is to us a moot pointr whether be would, if
he could, putan and-to it this campaign.

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The Casette of last night contains dispatches from
Lori, Wia.LIMITON, dated Carsajales, the Slit alt.
Rii Lordehip, . with the troops wider his immediate
"nru"64l; iffivcds 4141tee.dy 'bites', at Salamanca on
fhe 26th. A divialon of french infantry, with wew
malty sehrartillery under GO.II•VILLATiIta ovulated

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