Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-02

1 '.ah oCiOife, 10 Tie COnDlneQ army.
ihe Prussian territory enclosed within
oaSopy shall be considered as neutral, and
| connot be occupied by airy troops.
/ The Elbe, to It's mouth, fixes and termin-
ates the line Of demarkation between the
oeiligerent armies, excepting the points spe-
Cited as follows:
The French army shall retain The Island.
and every thing that shall be in its occu-
pancy in the 32d military division ON the 9th
May q June) at midnight.
1t Hamburg is only beseiged, it shall be
treated as the other besieged cities-Every
article of the present armistice relative to
it is applicable thereto.
The line of the advanced posts Of the bel
ligerent armies at the date of the 9th May
18TH june) st midnight, shall form the SD
military division that of the demarkation of
the arnistice. save the military rccti6cati-
ons which the respective commanders may
deem nscessary. These Notifications shall
DC ',one in Concert by an officer of the staff
rom eoSf'army, ca the principle of GER
feet reciprocity.
s. The places of DantEic, Modlin, Zomosk,
Stetten and Custrin shall be supplied with
victuals and provisions every fifth DAY ac-
cordlng to the strength of their garrsons, hy
the care of the commandants of the blockad-
ing troops.
Commissary appointed by the comman>
dant of each place shall be near that of the
besieging troops, to ascertain that all the
stipulated provisions fare exactly furnish>
ed
8. During the time Of the armistice every
place shall have beyond IT'S enclosure sur
rounding circle of French league; which
space OF ground shall be neutral. Magde-
burg shall cons ,uently have its limits one
NM he richie l. IS 81.
z. A French officer shall he sent to each
besieged place, to acquaint the commandant
with the conclusion of the armistice and Of
Its re~victnalling. A Russian or Prussian of
iicer may accompany him on the way either
going or returning.
q. Commissaries appointed on both aide.
IN each place shall regulate the price of the
victuais that shu!l be furnished. This bill,
settled at the end Of every month by the
Commissarics charged with experimenting
the performances of the armistice, shall be
paid for at the Head Quarters by the pay
master of the army.
8. staff Officers shall be appointed Oh
| both sides to rectify in concert the general
| line OF dcmarkat:on upon points not deter
mined by a water stream, and respecting
which some difficulties might arise.
! 10 All the movements of the troops shall
be so regulated a, that each army shall oc-
cppy its new line 18th June (31st May1-
| All the corps, or part of the combined ar
my which may be beyond the Elbe, or in
Saxony, shall re enter Prussia.
| IL. Officers oe the French and of the Com
bined Army shall be dispatched conformity
| to cause hoStilites to cease on all points, ir.
making the armislce known. The res,ssc-
tive commanders in chief shall furnish them
| with the necessary powers.
IL. There shall be appointed on both sides
| two Commissioners, general officers, to SUI
perintend the execution of the stipulati ons
of the present armistice. They shall be sta
toned within the line of neutrality nj New.
| market, in order to pronounce upon the diff
ferences which might occur
These Commissioners arc to repair thu
4 Their within twenty four hours, for the pur-
! pose of dispatching the officers and the or
ders which are to be forwarded agreeabiy
to the present armistce.
Done and agreed upon the present act. in
- articles. and by duplicate, the day, monta
and year, above mentioned.
Signed, CAULAINCOURT, duke of VII
cenza.
The Count of ScHOUwALoFr, de
| KLIEST.
Seen and ratified by order Of the Emoe.
| ror and Kirg, the 4th June, 1918.
The Prince Vice Constable of France.
Major General of the Grand Army.
Signed, ALEXANDER.