The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-01

eIt wing, and hat, nofwithttanSnS the vigorous
iiaanee made by his troops, hewas obliged to fall
back the:General proceeded Immediately to Great
kofenow, where thelroads from Jokermaude and Fer
dinandihof meet. In the mean fme no report reach
ed ME from COL Cardell, nor w,s the pats of Sarow-
muhis occupied by him. That art of the column
which was under the orders ofDrgadier Vegfack
and alter he had been wounded, inder the command
OF Lieut. Col. PoiIr, continued 3 fall back towards
Aniiam and Ziethea, Swedih ,omerania, where it
halted
q" had in the mean while diabiifhed my head
quarters at Kantzien where r;eeived the above re-
ports from Gen. Armfeldt. From Anclam ] fent my
Abide Camp, Major Befewitz,to Adiutant Gen. Ba-
ron Hawaii, who commanded taa right csumn, with
orders to call in his advanced ps he left Lenlnin,
and took petition behind the RIVER Pecn the troops
Poited at Friebfee and DamgarEn were alto ordered
to retreat. 49,
"a further report from Baroh Armfelds aequaint-
ed me- that he had been neeefatcd to order the in
antry to retreat 20 Rantzien While he remained at
Lether on the 18th with his cavalry and two pieces
OF cannon. I theraupon ordered Baron Staol Won
tioein to take the command of the above troops s.
ioon after was informed by Bafpn Armfeldt, that he
was wounded, and had proceeded TO Strallund. The
battalions of Skaraburg and Epobrseht were order
ed to retreat from Ziether aud Stope and the right
column towards Giram.
" In the morning of the lib the battaons belong
ing to the left column, moved from Kentzien, par
OF them occupied the villages ID The vicinity of Griefs-
valid, and the ref were q,artsred in that city.
:" The fame morning, TENT Baron Kraffaw to An
clam, to Propoie ariaice for pa hours in order
to gain time to remove the fl.k and wounded. In
the afternoon Col Gouvi, the FRI Abide Camp to
Gen. Mortier, arrived at Grelswad with the Gene.
rails anfwer.
" On the 18th, another cficer arrived from G EN-
eral Mortier, who propoleda meeting with me, a;
Schatkow, half mile from Anclam, where ac.
cordngly arrived at four O'clock in the afternoon--
The right column was ordered the fame day to re-
move from Grim, and occupy the villages in the
neighborhood of Strallund. AT the meeting ir
aenatkow an armiitice was agreed upon, the terms o.
which humbly annex to this report.
On the 10th, left Griefswald, and ellabfhet
my ad-quarters in this ct.
/" II. H Won ESSEN"
StralaHa, AprR 20, so7."
BY a more recent report of the 22d of April, hi
Majetty has been informed that the corps of Colone
Garde has made good its retreat Swiuemunde from
whence it is ordered By the Governor General to pro.
coed to Wogaf: upon the whole, it appears thai
our lois has not been by far 70 comfortable as might
have been expected.
The enemy's magazines taken on the 4th int. al
Ancam have been moved into Swedifh Pomerania
AKMIsTIcF,
Censkaat3 bsfapeen Baron Ea and tie E,eneb GensY1
Nor.ie,.
Extract from Article l. A fufpenfion of arms fhal
take place between the Swedfh and French troops
| H. The Swedith troops .ha deliver up the Ile
OF Ufedom and Violin to the French.
| iii. The Peene and Frebe ma form the line o.
demarkation between the two armies The French
troops fhall have Pe the other de of the Peene
near the Cuitom- Houfe by Anclam
Nv. AS long the armilfice lah, Baron Ellen
engages not to afford any aftance whatever, either
directly or indirectly, to the cities of Dantzic and
Goldberg, nor to the troops of any power at war with
France or her Allies.
w. No troops belonging to any power at war with
France, to land Straand, in Pomerania or in tn.
lie of Rugen, as long this armillce remains in
force. Should, however in purfuance of fupero,
orders, of which his exceency prefent ignorant
the like troops be landed Stralfand, in this cafe
his excelIency engages, that no hoifiees fhall be
commenced by them againlt the French armies, du-
ring the continuance of this armiaice.
vi. No hoitilities lhail be recommended by the
two armies before the expiration of 10 days after
notice ihall have been given that the armilce is at
an end
VII. All perions belonging to'the military of either
army, who may be taken Prfoners after the date OF
the arn,Rice, ihail be mutually liberated
sehiatkow, April Is, 1907, eight o'clock at
night.