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Armistice concluded in Italy following the Hohenlinden convention on September 20, specifying positions for Austrian and French armies along the Mincio and Chiese rivers. Troops moved to Piedmont and Genoa under Gen. Brune; French may seize Lucca.
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In consequence of the convention of Hohenlinden on the 20th of September, there was concluded an armistice between the armies of Italy. The Austrian army were to hold the posts of Ponti, Monzembano, Borghetto and Guidizzolo upon the right bank of the Mincio, between Mantua and Peschiera. And the French army were to hold Ponti, St. Marco, Calcinato, Montechlato and Asola, upon the left bank of the Chiese, but no entrenchments were to be made by either army in these positions.
Since the return of gen. Brune, many troops have passed to Piedmont and Genoa, to take their quarters. Great exertions are made to provide ample means of subsistence to the armies. It is said the French are about to take possession of Lucca.
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Italy
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20th Of September
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armistice terms: austrians hold ponti, monzembano, borghetto, guidizzolo on right bank of mincio; french hold ponti, st. marco, calcinato, montechlato, asola on left bank of chiese; no entrenchments. french rumored to take lucca.
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Armistice between Italian armies following Hohenlinden convention. Troops to Piedmont and Genoa after Brune's return; efforts for army subsistence.