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Foreign News October 25, 1809

The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

At Zittan on July 31, Archduke Charles issues an order announcing his resignation as commander-in-chief of the army due to important reasons, with command transferred to General of Cavalry Prince of Lichtenstein.

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ZITTAU, July 31.

The following is the order of the day by which the Archduke Charles notified to the army his resignation of the commander in chief.

Very important reasons have induced me to request his majesty to accept my resignation of the command of the army entrusted to my. I yesterday received his consent and at the same time his orders to transfer the chief command to the General of Cavalry Prince of Lichtenstein. While I leave the army I take the most lively interest in its fate. The perfect conviction I have of its bravery, the confidence I place in it, and the constant habit of dedicating my exertions to its service, under this separation, indescribably painful, I flatter myself that it participates in, and returns this sentiment.

(Signed) CHARLES.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Campaign

What keywords are associated?

Archduke Charles Resignation Army Command Transfer Prince Of Lichtenstein Zittan Military Order

What entities or persons were involved?

Archduke Charles Prince Of Lichtenstein

Where did it happen?

Zittau

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Zittau

Event Date

July 31

Key Persons

Archduke Charles Prince Of Lichtenstein

Outcome

command transferred to general of cavalry prince of lichtenstein

Event Details

Archduke Charles requests and receives acceptance of his resignation as commander-in-chief due to very important reasons, notifying the army via order of the day and expressing continued interest in its fate.

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