The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-08 00:00:00

ARTICLES OF CAPITULATION,

DEMANDED BY THE GARRISON OF GAETA, AFTER A
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SEIGE OF FIVE MONTHS, AND AFTER TWO BREACHES
WERE MADE. .
ART. I. The service of the Holy Catholic, Apostolic, and
Roman Religion, shall be respected and preserved.
ANS. Granted. .
Axe,. 2, All the Garrison shall be permitted to embark '
with their arms, baggage; provisions, and thovholeitrain of .
field-pieces in the place. '
A Ns. In consideration of the brave defence made by the
Garrison, they are permitted to embark-with their arms and'.
provisions ;.it-being understood, that the.-I:roope which corn.
pose it shall.not carry arms, nor serve against Fraiece and her.
Allies, npr'against those of his Majesty luseph Napoleon,
during one year and a day, either upon the Continent or in the
Island'. Eight pieces of field cannon are granted to the Garri-
son e, the rest of the field artillery, that of the. Fortress, and
all the Magazines; as well as the ammunition, Vieluats, and
othermiliiareitee.-Is, Shall be faithfully' delivered-Up to the •
French Army, without dilapidation'. ' At the 'same time,'
eifovieions for ten days shall be granted to the Garrison.
e.. Aar , 3. All the wounded who
.remain in the place, as well•
as the sick, shall enjoy tell the rights of hospitality, and shall
be treated every one according to his rank,. Every thing ne-
cessary
shall be furnished by the French Army.
Arts: Granted. , , ..
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ART. 4: All persons employed under the Crown, such as
the civil Governor,' the•-Auditor of the Army, and all the ,
Members of the Little Tribunal, shall be respected in their
persoro," their properties, and their families.. No individual
' who may wish-to lea,ee the place, and to change his country,
sill be- prevented, -neither he nor his faMily. Individuals,
in this case, fertheir own security, will provide themselves
with the necessary passports. . ' , , : • ,
'• .ANs. Granted.
!-e Ali-re e. Twenty-forte hones after the ratification of the
4 iLeerit Ca'pairlation, the-interval during which the Neaeoli- .
tie•Tiocips will embark, the French Troops -may enter the
' PlaCe. During this interval, an Officer of Artillery of the
Fortress, conjointly with an Officer Of r=te French Artillery,
shall proceed to the surrender of the place, as far as relates
to the artillery, the ammunition, and the otheteffeCts.
Arcs. On the i9th of I uly, at eight in the evening, all the
Troops composing the Garrison Of Gaeta must be embarked.
Nevertheleis,. the same day, at precisely five in the morning,
the princip.el get,: of aid city; and the postern of the bastion
of Breccie in faint Of the Fortification, shall be surrendered
to the French TYoops. No French Soldier shall be permitted
to enter the Town, or the Citadel, except the Officers and
Commissaries charged with receiving the Artillery and Ma-
, gaeines of the place. •
• 'At eight in the evening, the town, the whole front towards
the seacoast, shall be occupied by the Imperial and Royal
.Troops. .
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Made, agreed upon, and subscribed, on the part of the Ger.
risen'', by M. Lours Be RDET; Lieutetiant-Colonel of Engi-
neers, and G A ETA NO 'B'ARONE, Captain-Commandant of the
First Free Corps, provided with full' powers by Col. FRAN.
CISCO 1-iOTa, Commandant, and. ad interim, Governor of
the pierce i and on the part of his Excellency the Marshal of
the Empire MASSENA, commanding the. Besieging Army
before•Gaeta,- by the General or Brigade;, FR ANCESHI,; Com-
mandant of the Legion of Honour,. &c. provided with ;full
poWers by the IVlarShal. , .
• • (Signed) . -LOUIS 13413.DETe.
GAETANO BARONE.
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MASSENA.
July 18th, ISO 6, (IA; papt rNo4ige(fitt). .

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; LEY Ac li, JULY 12.—The Austrian Fleet, with
{tile Troops to take possession of Cataro, arrived on

bury to-rnorrov,-, before Dlr. Ju§tice LAWRENCE
the 2sth ult. at 'Rosario. General BELLEGRISE anti Mr. us tice LE 13;..4sc.—There are only eight
sent to tie Russia g •:Comitinder at • Catato to— Prisoiwrs for trial, and Law Casses whatever.:

• AN:ICIPATION OF
TIIE HAND URGI-I MAIL
(DUE ON SUNDAY).

VENICE, JULY 12:—For the last fourteen days
We have seen neither English nor Russian Ships of
War in our Seas; and therefore Ships anin sail fur
Trieste, and other neighbouring Ports. There
here as yet' nothing official regard to the.sur-
render of Cataro by the Austrians to the French.
At Trieste,. also, the day before yesterday, an entire
ignorance prevailed on this sullied. Gni iris ac-.
count; the report that the Montenegrins. had made
themselves masters of that place, and would de-
feud it in conjt,ndion with the - inhabitants, carries
wi,h it a degree of probability.
VIENNA, 4ULY 2 1 .--,The pews recently arrived
from Catarob is very unfavourable. ,C4.-Leral BEL-
LEGARDE. had reached the. neighbourhood of tbat_
place, and had sent the Commandant of our
the Chevalier D'EriNE,- to deMand the delivering,
up of the posts held by the Russians. The COin-
minding Russian Admiral returned for answer, that
as the French had how taken possession of Ra-:
gusa, he could norrelit*ish Cataro, the first'
orders 'which had reached him on that point were
dispatched under other.circuMstances. -.As the'afta;r
Thus remains in its former situation, the departnre
of the French troops from Geriminy -is ah 6 cii!:Cot,-- -
tinned.

On the arrival of an extraordinary Courier: from
Paris, the French Ambassador had, last r►''ednesday,
an audience o his Imperial Majesty.

Baron VON Glus•rt, 'who for:oerly resided as
our Envoy at Genoa, is sent with a particular torn-
mission 'to Naples. It is supposed, that ha may
be there appointed as Minister at the Court of tile
new 'King. •
This day's Gazette -contains the. following from
Turkey : -

On the 14th of June the Capuclan Pacha
sailed with-a fleet for Egypt, consisting if one Fhig-
ship of 84 guns, one two -d?cherof 74 guns, three. Fri-
gates,four Corvettes, and a Brig.• Three Ships of
the Line,-One Frigate,- three' Corvettes; and- a Brig,
lie still at,anchor in the Channel, at Bezchiktuseh, the
summer residence of the Sultan.
" The Great Admiral sent before. him .a swift-
sailin to Alexandria, partly to apprise the
Faithful of his coming ; and partly •to tat;e abreact
in its -pas-sage, MONso, Pacha of Salonichi, who is
appointed in the place of MArtmtm ALI PACII.~ at
Cairo."

CONSTANTINOPLE,' JUNE 25.—The Corps of the
Janissaries continues to muriner :,atAdrianople all -
is in open rebellion : there have been fires for three
successive nights in the Barracks ; 'and it is asserted
that the Grand &gni-or will leave his Palace atßeschik.-
tasch earlier than usual, in order to return to the
Seraglio. • •
Turlosn • FRONTIERS, JULY 1.--It is not im-
probable that a French Army. Of so or. 60,000':nen •
will assist the Turks in reducing the Servian
surgents to. obedience ; 'in return. for which the •
Turks will cede some territory to France : beSides
which, itis said; that the Porte has already agreed. to
suffer Btitrinio and the adjacent disci i&', formerly -
belonging to the. Republic: of 'Venice; to 'be re-
united
to Daltnatia,.and to be Occupied by French
troops. 'All these things'are not impossible, y.ihen
the' amity at present subsisting between the, two.
Powers is taken into consideration.

The Beys have, not only by written ,7,..sserzr.ces,
but also by the hostages whom they -have sent,
,and by their voluntary retreat, sheen- sincere
disposition t'o be reconciled with the Sublime
Porte.

It, is now, a subjea of earnest deliberation ,with
the Porte how to suppress the \Vechabites, to re-
venge the-last rnistbriune:of the Caravan to Mecca,
and again to take possession of -the holy City of
Islamistn. •

On the 20th of June, Cant, Pacha of:Sunium,
had hiS•audience of 'departure with the Grand Vi-
zier;., He.broke up for Adrianople with-his Corps,,
which, is well disciplined, and exer-cised after 'the
European manner. .
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UPPER RHINE, JULY 18.—Single divisions of dif—
ferent Regiments- ot .the ,Grand Army now begin to
arrive among us, in order to pass over the.lefthauk
of the Rhine. In the moan time no Whole- Corps;
has arrived. With regard to the ultimate destina-
tion 'of the Corps of the Grand Arniy marching
back,to France, nothing is certainly; known, though
various reports . are in circulation. It is .said
that the Corps of Marshal NEY'.is destined for
Erest, Src. , ,

HANAU, JULY 2,2.---The French troops, hitherto
lying our' neighbourhood, yesterday broke up.,
Those , whiCh lay on ,the Right • Bank of the Maya
March up. the River towards France, and go to Ba-
varia. ' Those which were cantoned on the Left
Bank of the Major-are partiy gone through
,the ter-
ritory of Darmstadt, and 6000 Men are joined to the
Ccipg of AUGEREAU. Marshal LEFEBVRE returns
again to his former position, and his General Staff
probably goes to Mentz.
RATISBON, JULY 1.---The Confederation of se-
veral German Princes with Franee- was signed at
Paris by their respeCtive Envoys, and sent, by Cou-
riers., to the different German Courts for ratification,
so that now the oftcial publication of thiS important
Aft; by whichithe South of Germany will undergoa
great change, may be shorilyexpeeted. The Con-
federated German States, according to what is here
circulated of the Plan'Of the Constitution, will keep
up a force of nearly 70,000 men. The. EleCtor
Arch-Chancellor, who will - henceforth- reside at
• Frankfort, 'will be the Dire&or of the Confede-
ration. •

ST. PETERSBUE Ci IT, JULY 2.—Lieutenant-Colo-

nel VON KRUSEMARN. will, the day after to-morrow,
again set out for -Berlin. He dined with his Ma-'
jesty. the, Emperor, and also with the Archduke CON-
STANTIN4‘
The ourt Gazette contains the appointment Of
a number of Officers to be Colonels of Regithents.
Since the reign of the Emperor PAUL the Colonels
of Regiments have been Maior-Generals.
This day's Gazette contains the following :
‘f There will be formed•two Regiments of Dra-
goons, oneof Huslars, and three of (Masseurs ; of
whiclithe first Dragoort Regiment shall be named
the Finland, the second, the Regiment of Mittau ;
the Hussars shall be. named the Regiment of Grod-
no ; and the first Chasseur Rcgitnent the 24th, the
2d the i;fithi and the ad the-26th ilegiment of Chat-