The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-28

o.
Every article of the present armistice re-
lative 10 it, is applicable thereto.
The line of the advanced posts of the
belligerent armies at the date of the 9th
May (8th Jpne) at midnight, shall form for
the SD military division that of the demar.
kation of the arfnistice, save the military
notifications which the respective com
handlers may deem necessary. These
notifications shall be done in concert bv an
officer OF the staff from each army, on the
principle of II perfect reciprocity.
S. The places OF Dantzick, Modlin, 70
mosk, S,i,tin and Custim, shall be supplied
with victuals and provisions every sth day
according to the strength of their garrisons,
by the care OF the comTnandants of the
blockading troops.
| A commissary appointed by the COM
mandant of each place shall be near that
| of the besieging troops to ascertain that all
the stipulated provisions are exactly fur
nished.
g. During the time of the armistice eve
ry place shall have beyond its enclosure a
surrounding circle of a French league !;
which space of ground shall be neutral.
Magdeburg shall consequently have its Ii
mits one league on the right bank Of the
Elbe.
| z. A French officer shall be sent 10 each
besieged place, TO acquaint the comman-
dant with the conclusion Of the arrnis-
tice and Of its re-victua!ing. A Russian
or Prussian officer may accompany him
on the way either in going or returning.
8. Commissarics appointed on both sides
In each place shall regulate the price of
the victuals that shall be furnished; this
| bill, settled at the end of every month by
the commissaries charged with superin-
/ tending the performance of the armis-
tice, shall DE paid for at the head quarters
by the paymaster OF the army
! 9. Staff officers shall be appointed on
both sides 10 rcctify in concert the gene
raj line OF demarkation upon points not
determined by water stream, and re-
! speeding which some difficulties might
| arise.
| 10. All the movements of the troops shall
| be SO regulated as that each army shall
occupy its new line the 18th June (Slst
| May. All the corps, or part of the COM
bined army which may be beyond the
Elbe or IN Saxony, shall e-enter Prus-
sia
IL. Officers Of the French and of the
COMBINED army shall be dispatched con-
Jointly to cause hostihties to cease ON all
points, in making the armistice known.
The respective commanders liz chief shall
furnish them with the necessary powers.
IL. There shall be appointed on both
sides two commissioners, general officers
to superintcnd the execution Of the stpu.
| ialons OF the present armistice. They
shall be stationed within the line of neu.
trallty at Newmarket, in order to pro.
nouncc upon the differences which nigh,
| occur.
These commissioners are TO repair thi
tthcr within twenty-four hours, for the pur-
pose Of dispatching the officers and the or
ders which are to De forwarded agreeably
to the present armisticc.
Done and agreed upon the present act,
in twelve articles, and by duplicate, the
day, month, and year, above mention
| cd.
(Signed)
CAULAINCOURT, Duke of Vicence.
The Count of SCHOUWALOFF DE
| KLEIST.
Seen and ratified by order of the Emperor
and King, the 4th June, 1918.
The Prince Vice Constable of France, May
or General OF the Grand Aroy.
| (Signcd) ALEXANDER.
| June ~.
Her M. the empress queen and regent
has received the following account of the
situation Of the armies on the 9th Of June.
The headquarters of his NJ. the emperor
were at Liedmits.
The prince Of Moskwa still remained at
| Brcslau.
The commissaries appointed by the en-
peror of Russia TO carry the armistice into
execution, are the count of SchouyaloE
lieut.. gen. aid.dc-camp general to The