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

gare.
Our advanced posts reach halfway to
Bricg.
Gen. Hogendorp has been appointed GO
vernon Of Breslau.
The greatest order prevails in that city
The inhabitants appear much displcascd,
and even indignant at tie dispositions rcla-
tive to the Lands,urm which are attri-
buted to gen. Scharnhorst, who is thouh Int
II be an anarchiste jacobin. He was
wounded at the battle of Lutzep.
The Prussian princesses, who had re-
tired in great haste from Berlin, to take
refuge at Breslau, have departed from
the latter city TO take refuge farther.
The duke of Bassano repaired to Ores
den, where lie will receive Count de Kass,
| the minister from Denmark.
| Her majesty the empress queen and re-
gent, has received the following account of
the situation of the army on the Ath, in the
evening.
rhe armistice was signed on the 4th, at
o'clock p. NJ. The articles are herewith
annexed.
His majesty the emperor sets off on the
sab at day break for Leignitz. 1t is believ-
cd that during the armistice his majesty
will remain part of the time a, G logan, and
the greatest part at Dresden, in order to be
nearer his safes. Glogan is provisioned
for one year.
ARMISTICE.
This 4th of June (23d May) the pleni-
potentaries appointed by the belligerent
powers; the duke of Whence, Grand
Eq'.ar OF France, GENERAL of Division.
Senetor, Grand Eagle of the Legion Of
Honor, Grand Cross of the orders Of
Saint Andrew Of Russia, Saint Leopold Of
Austria, Saint Herbert Of Bavaria, Of the
Green Crown OF SaXony, of Fidelity and
SAINT Joseph, Plenipotentiary appointed by
his majesty the emperor of the French,
king OF Italy, protector Of the Confedcra-
ton of the Rhine, Mediator of the Swiss
Confederation, &c. being provided with
full powers from his highness the prince
OF Neu!chatel, yice-con stable, mai. gen. of
the army.
| The Count Of Schouvaloff, lieutenant
| general, aid -de-camp general OF his ma
| Jes'y the emperor. of all the Russias, grand
| cross of tie order of Woiodmir, I'd class,
grand cross of the order of Saint Ann,
knight OF the order Of Saint George, 4th
class, commander Of the order of ST John
OF Jerusalem, and grand cross of the Red
Eagle ct Prussia, and III. De Kleist, lieut..
! general in the service of his majesty the
king Of Prussia, grand cross of the Red
Eagle of Prussia, of Saint Woiodimir, I'd
class, and Saint Ann Of Russia, knight OF
the order of merit, of the iron cross of
Prussia, and OF the legion of honor, pro-
vlded with full powers from his exccl!cncy
general of infantry Barclay dc folly, PC
neral in chief OF the combined armies.
After having exchanged their full pow
ers at Gcbcrsdorf, the lst Of June f2olh
May) and signed a suspension of arms for
So hours, having met at the village of
| Pleiwitz. neutraliZed for that purpose be-
tween the advanced posts of the respec tive
armies, IN order to continue the nesotia-
tons of an armisiice calculated 10 suspend
hostililics between all the beIligerent
troops at whatever point they may be; have
agreed to in the following articles:
Art. l.. Hostilities shall cease upon all
points at the notification of the present ar.
mistce.
| 9. The armis,icc shall continue to the
8thsgply (2Clh july inclusive, and six DAYS
iurther-to denounce it at its expiration.
| 3. Hostilities, therefore, cannot begin
anew, until six days after the denunciation
of the armistice at the respective head
quarters.
r. The line Of demarkation between the
belligerent armies is determined as fol-
lows:
In SHesia--Thc line of demarkation of
the combined army, from the frontier of
Bohemia, passing through Dittcrsbach,
Plaffensdorf, Landshut, shall follow the
Bober, as TAR as Ruelstadt, from thence
through Rolkenhayn, Striegau, following
al .n
and will join the Oder passing through
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