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was also taken, and the soldiers have found

10 Is much money.
General Bertrand, who had bsen dispatch-
cd after the battle with squadron OF the
guards, has brought in great numbrr OF
prisoners, nineteen pieces Of cannon, and
many baggage wagons well filled. The
number OF pieces of cannon taken up to
this time amounts to one hundred and sc.
venty.
The emperor testified some di.sa.isfac-
ton that pleuipotentiaries had been sent
TO him the day before the battle, and that
the diplomatic character had been prosti-
suted. L is worthy of NJ. Cob-nrzel
whom the whole nation regards as one Of
the principal authors Of all il. calami,ies.
Prince John de Lichstepstien is come to
meet the emperor at the castle Of Auster.
li,s. The emperor has granted him con.
ference of several hours. Ii is remarked
that the emperor congersed freely with
this general officer, who has concluded
with marshal Bershier an armistice of the
following tenor:
NJ. Talleyrand is going to Nicolsburg,
where the negotiations are to be open
ed.
Arn,iSs;ce concluded bstzveen their Imperial
n:geshes of France and Austria.
His majesty The emperor of the French
and his majesty the emper Of Germany,
DESTROYS to reach the period of de6ni.ive
negotiations for putting an end to the war
which desola,es the two states. have agreed
as preliminary to begin BY an armistlce,
which shall continue until the conclusion
ci a dehnitiye peace, or uatll the rupture
of negotiations and 10 this case the ar
mstice shall nc. cease until fifteen days
otter that rupture, and the cessation OF the
armls,ice shall be notified to The plenlpo-
tentiaries of both powers, and at the head,
quarters of both armies:
The conditions Of the armistice are,
1. The line of both armies snall be in
Moravia, the circle of Iglau, the circle of
Znaim, the circle of Brunn, that paft of
the circle of Omu5z upon the right bank
of the small river of rrezeboska opposite
TO Prosni,z as far as it empties itself into
the Marck, and the right bank of the
Msrck as far as the mouth OF that ri. er
into the Danube, including however Pres.
bourg: but no French or Austrian troops
stationed within circumference of fave or
six leagues round iIoutch, on the right
bank of the Marck.
The line of the two armies shall besides
comprehend, in the territory to be occupl-
ed by the French army, the whole Of
Lower and Upper Austria, the Iyrol, the
states of Venice, Carin.hia, Syria, Car
niola, the county of Gor.s and Issrla; in
short, in Bohemia, the circle OF Monta
Dor, and all the couatry on the eaat OF the
road from Tabor 10 Lintz.
g. The Russian army shalt evacuate the
Austrian states, as we'll as Polish Austria,
viz. Moravia and Hungary, within htteen
DAYS, aud Gallicia within month. The
order of their march shall be traced, so
hat il may be always known where II is,
as well as to prevent all misunderstand.
ing.
5. There shall not be made in Hungary
any kind of levy en- masse, ncr insurrecsl.
ons; and in Bohemia no kind ofextraor.
binary levy; no foreign army shall be per-
aitted to enter the territory OF the house
of Austria.
Negociators On each side sba'l meet at
Nicolsburga, to proceed Immediately OF
the business of negotiations, in order to
establish promptly peace and harmony be
tween the two emperors.
Done interchangeable between US tn
undersigned, the Marshal Bertheir, MI
mister of War. major-general of the Crane
Army, charged with full powers from hi
majesty the Emperor Of the French AM
King of Italy; and Prince John de Lich,
stenstein, lieut.. general, charged with full
powers from hi. majesty the emperor o
Austria, king Of Hungary, &c.
AT Austerlitz, the 18th Frimaire, year
-, 10th December, 1867
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