Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21
7n;,sy-second Bulletin sfthe Grand Or.

~~---~- 1--------- my.
AusrERIIrz, Frimaire Is. year -.
General Friant, IN the battle Of Au-
sterlitz had 4 horses killed uuder him.
Colonel. Couroux and Demonstiers
were distinguished. The instances OF
courage are SO numberless, that when
report was brought to the Emperor he
said " 1t win need all my power to re.
ward all these brave men,"
The Russians, when fighting, have a
custom to put down their knaP.sacks.
When the Russian army was routed,
our soldiers took them ali. They took
also large part Of their baggage, and
The soldiers found great deal OF mo.
ney.
General Bertrand who was detached
after the battle with a squadron of the
guard, collected great number OF pri-
soners, 10 pieces Of cannon, and many
Wagons filed with goods. The mum.
Der Of cannon that were taken, amounts
to ITO -..
The Emperor evinees discomfort, that
they should send plenipotentiaries to,
treat for peace, on the evening Of battle,
and that they should thus have prostitute
ed the diplomatic character. This was
like M. de-Cobentzel whom all the m.
ton look upon to be one Of the principal
authors Of all these misfortunes.
Mr.. Tallerand is At Nicolsburg, where
the negotiations win be opened.
Prince John Of Lechstenstein has vi,
sited the Emperor at the castls Of Au.
steTlitz. The Emperor gave him an
audience Of several hours. They saw
the Emperor conversed freely with that
general officer. The Prince concluded
with Marshall Berthier, an q, mistice Of
the tenure following - g. T. >--@..-s
Armistiee concluded between L. l..
NJ. NJ. ]. /. IF FTonceand aus iriia.-
His Majesty the Emperor of the
Erenehand his Majesty the Emperor Of
Germany, wishing to. enter into ds6ni-
tive negotiations 10 pat an end to the
war which desolates the two states, do
previously agree 10 commence by an at.
mistice, which shalt continue until the
conclusion Of de6nitive peace, or I'M
I'll the breaking OF the negotiation and
in this case, the armisties shall not cease
until - days after the rupture and the
cessation Of the afmistice shall Be noti-
ned to the plenipotentiaries Of the TIVE
powers andto the head. quarter. of the
two armies.
The conditions ofthe armistiee are
ArtieIe ]. The line of the two armies
shall be in Morasia, the circle or Iglau.
the circle OF Zuain,, the circle Of Bruno.
that part Of the circle of Olmutz uron
the right bank Of the little river Of Trezs-
boska, before Prosnitz, to the right
where II empties into the Marek. and
the right aide Of the Marck to the mouth
81 the rissrat the Danube, comprising
Presburg. et y
Their. shall be no Eresek or Ausr;an
troops within n circle Of from 5 to q
leagues round Holi,ch, to the rich, bank
On de Marck. :, :"
The line Of the two armies shan COM
Prshend besides, in the territory to 5.
occupied BY the French army, all lower
and upper Anstria, the Tyrol, Venice.
Carinthia. Syria, Camiola, the soun,r;s,
ofGoritz, and Is.ria--in short, in 3d.
hemia, the circle Of Mon.abor, and ali
the eoantryeast Of the road from Tabor
to Lintz: - = :
little Russian army shall evaeua,.
the Austrian'states, also Austrian po.
land ; Moravia and Hungary, in Is days,
and Galleeia in one month. The order
OF the Russian army's route shall be ira
esd, that il may know always where to
be found, and to avoid any mi.under.
standing. = = :
s.. III. There shah be no levy en- ma.,e 4.
IN Hungary, nor insarrrctions !; and In
Bohemia, no extraordinary levy; No
strange army shall enter upon The terrific.
: ~ Of the house Of Austria.
The nsgoeia.ors win meet again q,
NiehoIsburg to proceed directly to the
opening Of negotiations, in order TO Re.