The National Register. — London, England, 1809-05-28 00:00:00

NATIONAL. REGISTER. ..icons to march in close Iwo ... .king the Pavilion, which I eariered the raiSieg .of the bridge. The two companies alfoltigears received them 'with it discharge of musquetry, hleh, with the fsfieen.pieces of artillery from the right side, thistro ed a part of the column, and forced them to fly in*reat dlsdriler. • • 0 The Archdalse lost all presence of Mind in the midst of the' bombardMent, and especially at the moment when be heard that we h;td-erossed an arm of the Danube, and were on their march to cut off his retreat. As feeble and weak as he had been rash and Ordgant, he-was the• first to Sy and recross the bridge..—' The respectable General O'Beilly learnt only by the fiigbtbf Cie Archduke, that he was invested with the command. - Day break on the 12th announced to the advanced guard that the tiring would cease and that a deputation was about to be sent to the Emperor, . Thisr-deputation was presented to his Majesty in the park of Schoenbrunn. It was composed of Col. Dikrichstein, Provisional Marshal of the States; the Prelate cif Klusternutibourg; the Prelate of the Scotch ; Count Pergen; eotin`l'Vererttai ; Baron Bartenstein, M.,de Mayenherg; Baron *:teen; BefertordarY of Lower Saxony; all the Members of the Slate; the Archbishop of Vienna . ; Baron Lederer, Captain of the town; M. Wohllelien, Burghermaster; M. Meher, Tice Barghermaster; Egger, Pinck, Heim. His Majesty assured the Deputies of his protection. ? lie ex pressed the pain which the Whitman conduct of their Sovereign had given hirn, who had not feared to deliver up his capital to nfl the calamities of war—who, himself striking a blow at his righti,: instead of being the King and Father of his subjects, had evericeir bintself their enemy mid tyrant. His Majesty assured them that Vienna should be treated with the same indulgence and favour which had been displayed in 1803. The Deputation answerer, this assurance by expressi.:ns of the most lively grati tude. . • -Atstian it, the morning the Duke of Itivoli, with the divi ding. Mint Cr oat Bondet, took possession of the Leopold sfadt. " Dtwingithis time, tliutenant-General O'Reilly sent Lieutr ilant-fhitdieral de Vans . cod Colonel Bellonte, to treat for the ca- Pitsdatiois of the place. The annexed capitulation, (No. 4.) sSigived in.the-evening. and an the 13th, at six of the morn ing, the grenkthers of Oudiaut's amp, took possession of the . _ Cite k. 'CAPITULATION. Id fltbVtirrlnder of *lent* itAhe army of his Majesty the Em ifeYor of Are French and King a Italy", Protector of the ithen. tnt'rfettiracy, It is agreed hkWein the General of Andreossi, Grand officer of the Legion of rionour,and Commandant of the Itun Cris*ll, appointed by his Majesty the Emperor and King ; And Biron %/atm, t.ient -general, and Col. Beluotte; in the Same 'n't Count O'Reilly, appointed by the town and garrison of Vietnig. Art. I. TheSatrigon shall mhrch out with the honours of war; cit ety Ing away their lield-pieces, arms, military chests, ltittipase, horsti, and property. The same right Shall be al lowed to the 'other corps or divisois in the town which may be long to them-my. The troops shall be conveyed by the shottest thy to the Austrian army, and besupplied On their route with Tovilionb, forage, waggons, &c. free of expense. —Refused. he garrison shall march out with the honours of war, and, after hi' ins defiled, lay doWn their arms on the glacis, and surrender prisoners of war. The Offiten shall retain their property, and She Sot di ers their haveriacks. 11. Reekoni lig from th'e signiagof the Capitulation, the troop V'nit he alinsted three days to evacuate the place.—Refused. The gate of Carinthia shall, to-morrow, the 1 1 3111, at eight in the morning. be opened to the troops of his Majesty the Emperor ithd King. T'..e garrison shall march (At at nine o'clock. AU the sick and wounded, • and the necessary number of officers of health, are recommended to the generosity of his Ma jesty the Emperor of the French.—Granted. IV. Every person of distinction, and particularly every office Itfcluded in this capitulation, who, on account of important rea sons cannot leave the town, at the same time as the gar rison, shall obtain a delay,and to be at liberty at the expiration of that delay to rejoin his core.—Granted. V. The inhab;tants of all ranks shall be protected in their properties, privileges, rights, and liberties, as well as in the ;lei exercise of thf•ir profession, previous to th e capitulati o n.— .rtin ted. ,J L. 2' he free exercise of religion shall be permitted—Granted . • Iw d I b •11 .. i, PROM TILE GOTTENBURGII MAIL. Ait/TCATION nr. TUT ictv() slonnum. MAY 28. VII. The wives and children olall persons belonging to the Garrison, shall be at liberty to reinain in the place; and to re tain their own property . , mid th.•,l left hehind by their husbands. When unch womeo shall he sent for by their husbands, they shall have full libel ty to go to theta, and to talie away the before mentiotml propart v.— (;ranted. VIII. The military pen-ionl; shall continue to he paid to those to whom whom they are due, and all such pf•rsoi.s shall he at libt.riv either to leave the town or to proceed to any other place w here they may choose to reside.—f;ranted. IX. The privi!eges of the persons einplo ed in the military administration, Hit re: , pect to their prt:perty, departure, or residence, shall he the saina as that of the garrison. —Granted. N. The intliyidtiois of the armed Burgher Corp , : itall rates. ciliate in the privile,l;e , , granted by Art. V. of this Copitulativa. --(fronted. XI. 11)e Acalemv, the Military .institution for the education of chililron of both sexes, the ge,ieral and particular Regillation: al:. de for the advantage of these Ins:int:no s. shall be mains:inled on their u resect footing, and placed under the. protection ()tribe En►petor Naitoleou.—(;ranted. XII. chests, magazines, and property of the Mr.gistraies of• Vienna, those of t he States e ( Lower Astoria, and also tho:-e of the shall be prewrved inv Fhi is nut a military sulticet. XIII. Cmaneksioners shall be appointed nn envie side for (lie exchange and execution of the above Atticle: of Caiffintation. These Commissioners shall determive ri;lhts of tits garripon t areot din;r to the foregoing. art c les.—Cramed, X I V. no media lel v tilt signent the above Ca ;OWN at} Officer Shall ;Li im ed to proceed aitit a 4 'op . .; to the Eaircroe of Austria, and ;mother blbeer to the Archduke Charles, Getter ralissium.-44rteded. With permik•iott to Lieutenant-Genera O'Reillr to proceed itim-ei! to his So%t rrigo. XV. If auv shottid arise respecting the meaning of the above .tipala hies, tire trte shall 10- explained to the advas tage of the Garrison and inbalttiaots of Vienna.—:'ranted. X VI. After the ofinis Capitulation, and the exchange' of hostage', the Moon of the ;;air of U:1614041, shall he deli%• red nip to the troops of his Majesty the Emperor of the Freortt ; a n d the French troops shall not eater that plare until the Austrian troops have evacuated it.—Refused. Referred • to Article '2. .4 Duplicate : hereof made at Maria !fill, in she Lines vienim, May 12, ISO{.!. '(signetl) disnrmossisr, Da PAVX, and BELO vm. OTT I:11 n M. M v 25.—The ollicial Journal contains an ac count from Milan, tinted May 14, which states in subsiance that according to al i reports the A u•lriaus on the Iytlt of hlay sus tained a of full 12,004 in killed, Avoitmcled, anti pristmeiv, and that the French, foflowing up their advantage?., were al rcai v sit r At the rants time the blockade of Palinanara, was raised. On the 1 1 2th the French head-quutters were at tit. ' Ceoeral Dnio-sme write from Barcelona, on the 17th of April, that even thing.- is tr:doptil around him; that the orrivul' of 1 Admiral co.mau, convoNio, with fine sail of the line, 25 ves•ei , , bearing 5;),M0 quitonls of corn, Hour, roots, and am. munition, has spread joy aiming the city and rarrison. That General !telling is dead of his w monis, and that %t ith him - has perished one of the bitterest enemies of the r . .eneh• The promptitude of the eocdition wit h s hick Real 'Admiral Ci,,enuo %las charged, does honour to AdUlical GlialtbeaULDO who commanded it. STocattot., 11. i Y 11.--On Wednet•day. the 10th, nil. the ;Je:nher4 of the States met at au early hour in one assembly, which %%ill ever he corrEirkithleln the annals of S•iedeit. llir Ilvat Iliz,lmes the Regent, having ordered the I,ord Chan cellor to rend It'll' the Act of A lidication t voluntarily made by the T.". ing on the '2911, day of March, Baron Nimmenheim and altlres:ed the .Is . 7:etubl 4 .'. The Barim, in a speech of consi lerobh! length, (key.' :c most n:fecting picture of the bi I mai i oft to Sneden reduced by the King's irresistible passion t'or rtoteitticed :tie alieziance mid obedience to the perboo fl i,l;zlthori:•. , ter t - itt , :lovt:s IV. and declared him and his issue. oo‘%. and for cv:r, .;)rived of the ercavo nod cheerinnent of Snolen. Tlte thtrou twain linnac!'s and animation, then '4O:- ••• • •P 3140 4.41 0 r „VIE exiimivrasamentamtistimpisrops st.one in the morning, eliaced two hattilions to in elan, in order to attempt retaking the Pai MN