Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
THIRTY SECOND BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY. 6itf
AvsrFRLiTz December s 1905,

IMAM ~ hNM l. H4"f
AvsrERLiTz Decsmber 6 I8os,
General Friant. al the bas,!e Of Ariteriz, had
four hories killed pnder him. Colonel Con-
roux and Demonfti-r difiinspfhed themfelyes.
The trsi,s OF courage are 70 numeSous that as
they weie reporlcd 10 the Emperor he faid, !" /
need all my power to bc sbic to recumpenie
worthily thefe btsve men,"
The Ruffisn,, in fighting have the habit O!
laying down their knapfasks and 'he whole
Ruaian. krmy hsviog been put 10 fight they
were taken poGeihon OF by oar folders. A great
quansi,y of baggage wan alto taken. and the
folders have fonnd IN il mach money.
General Bertrand, who had been difpaiched
sf,er the battle with fqoadron Of rhe guards,
has broush, 10 great nrmber of prifoncfs, 10
pieces OF cahoon, ard many baggage wagons
veil filled. The nnmhet Of pieces of caanon
taken 80 TO this time amounts 10 ITO.
The Emperor teaihed fome diGatisfadion
that plsaipo,entisrics bad been lcnt To him the
day before the bsttie, and that the diplomatic
character had been pfofti,uted. Ii 10 worthy OF
NJ. Coben,Eel, wh,m the whole nation regards
as one OF the principal aaihoy Of ali its calam!-
les.
Prince John de LichtenR 10 come to meet
me Emperor st the cattle Of AuRerli,r. The
Emperor has granted hin conference OF fcve.
raj houn. ], 10 remarked that the Emperor
converted freely With this general officer, who
has concluded with Marlhal Bsrihier an alnii.
iice of the following tenor:
M. Talleyrsnd is going to Nicolhurg, where
the negotiations are to be opened.
a As5a,
Arminice concluded between their Imperial Ma
jeaies Of France and Auaria. silsw'
His najeay rhe Emperor of the French aud
his rajehy the Emperor of Gcsmany de!irous
TO reach the pcsiod of de6ni,iye negotiations
for pntt;ng an end TO the war which defolatcs
! the two faiea. have agreed as preliminary 70
begin by an armiice, which fhall continue sp-
til the coneluGon cfa de6niiive peace, or until
the rupture cf segcciations and in this cafe
the srniitice fhs nor ccafe until fifteen DAYS ar
ter that Suoture and the ceGition OF the srmii-
tice ihall be notified TO the plcnipoten,iaries Of
both poxeGs, and at the head quarters Of both
armies. ~.
The conditions Of the srmifice are. t
&. The line Of both armies fhal BE- in Mora
via, the circle OF Iglss, tbe circle o' Zsaim, the
circle ot Brunn, that part Of the circle Of Oh
mutx upon TIE sgh, bAlk Of the fnsIl river of
'rIrzeb0Ra opposite 10 Ptofni,z az far as il
emptie, itfc'f into tho Marck, and the Iigh,
bank OF the Marck as far as the moslh of that
river into the Dsnubc including however Pref
burg bot no French or Aufffiaa troops fl,all
be Rationcd withioa circumference of Eve or
6x leagues round Hoiitch On the right bank ol
the Mafck. sit l..
The lice of the too armies fhall beGdes CON-
prehcad, In the territory 10 he occupied by the
Ffench army, the whole Of Lower and Upper
AuifIa, the Tyfol. the assc Of Venice. Gsrin.
thia, Styria, Caruiola, the county of Gori,z
apd Iaris /; 10 mort, in Bohemia, the circle Of
Montabor, and all the country on the cat Of the
road from Tabor to Lin'x. .st
.. The Rufian army fhall evacua,e the, Aui-
srisn S,atcs. as we'll as Pofh Auaria, viz, Mo-
ravia and Hungary within fifteen days and Cal
licia within month. The order OF its march
fhsll be traced, 70 that il may b, always know
where it's, a. we'll as to prevent all mifonder-
ftanding.
3.There fhaIl not be made in Hangsry any
KIDD of levy En- MASH, nor infurreetions &
in Bohemia no kind OF extraordinary levy NO
foreign arrs fhall be permitted to enter the ter
ritory OF the Hoafc Of AuHr,a.
Negocietors on each Gdc fh,il meet at Nichol-
fbprg, to proceed immediately on the bulinefs oI
expectations. in order TO eRabliih promptly
Peace and harmony between the two Emperors.
Done interchsngeAbIy between Us the under.
6goed, the marfhsl Berihier, miniAer OF war.
major general of the grand army, charged with
full powers from his majeay the Emperor Of the
French and King Of Italy aud P,iscs John DE-
Lichsentein, lieutenant general, charged With
full powers from his msjefy the Emperor ol
AsRria, king Of Hungary, &c.
| AT Au&erlitz, the 18th Fimaire, year u
(6,h Dscembsr. 1861
Signed Muhal BrnrHrra,
j. Prince de LlcnTsSsrrrS, Gsa,. general