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portant acquisition, end may serve Z$ a centre.
1%. point for furthering our operations. In the -Vifth
Balletin,.it is Said, that we have:taken from
ty-five to thirty s.tanclA ,of colours', There are, al
reedy. forty:4'll/e • at head-qoarters, and probably
there are more than sixty taken. \They are -the co-.
lours which FREDERICK the GREAT presented to his.
soldiers,
• " the colours of the 9.lieen, ornamented with her
own hands;areamono• the number.
ff It appears that the Enemy (Prussians) wishes
to colleel his force at ,Magdeburgh, whither we are,
hpwever, Marching .from, all points. The" several
corps of the Army are in pursuit of him by different
ways. Every moment arrive couriers With tidings
of the surrender 0f.% hole battalions, with their 4ins,
baggage,.,&cA'- •
)23- In the pressurt of titnelw.e are obliged to defer the in-
'. sertion of the fetnairting 13ulletins till out nex.t-
frr.—(Sigats Count:!.")

Capitulation of 'the pity and Citadel_ of' Erfurth,
cOnctuded between CQI. PREVAL, one of the-Com,
• man,dants of the Legion' of Honour, fully empowered
by his Serene. Highness Prince JoAckrust, Grand
Duke of lierg and Cleyes,• 4ieutenant of His Ma-
j
esty the Etnperor of the French, King of Italy, on
. .
•the 'one ,side—and major' PRUESCIrRNZCE.i Cone-Maridant of 'the ;City and Citadel of -.'lrfurth; and
Foit tyriaxburil'for his Prussian,Majesty, on' the
otteer. • • -
-4.11.-rter:r L-r,The Garrison shall march out on-
the 17th, with the honours of war, arms, eft'eets,
and baggage, battalion fie;cl.!pieces; field' .batteries,,
-fie'd•baking•,.apparatus.-and camp train. They shall
proceed, with drums beating, colours fixing; and
matches lighted, to Halle, the nearest city 'of His
Majesty •the KING. Of PRUSSIA.
• .A..gswgg..-The gates shall be this moment taken
poskssion of by the troops of big •Majesty the Em
peror and King.- To-morrow-, the- i Gth of 061ober,
-at noon; the Garrison. - with arms, baggage, flying.
colours, and field-pieces, shall' match out. They
shall lay down their arms upon the •Glacis of the
Fortress, and be considered prisoners of. war.. The
Officers shall keep their swords and equipage ; they
shall return to Prussia, upon their word of honour
not to serve until exchanged: The means of con-
',eying their persons and effeas Shall he• furnished
.thernEto the effeet that they may therearrive with-
out disappointment, obstacle, or delay. •
Awr. ll.—The Officers, Non-commissioned Oa.
cers, and Soldiers, -Who are wounded, 'and in-the
place, 'shall be included in the foregoing article.—
Those who are in a state to be removed shall follow
the garrison immediately ; and those who are not
in a §tate to undertake the journey, shall remain at
the' charge of Lis PrusSian Majesty, and shall be
taken care of by persons employed in his service ;
'and as soon as they are ,eured,- or in a state of con-
.valescence, they, shall be :forwarded to their respec-
tive corps : and to this effed' the necessary pass-
' ports shall be given.
.A.:C-s'.-=-I'll‘;.Officers, Non-commissioned officers,
and Soldiers,who are wounded, shall be included in
the above-mentioned article ; and they may be left
to the French spirit oflOrionr, which is sulilciently
'known. •
ART. M.—To-morrow, at. twelve o'clock, the
Gate of St. John
.shall be delivered up, to be taken
possession elfrOtn the. outsi,le; The- PiThsinn Guard
shill keep their PoSis within, so long as talc Prussian
Garrison shall tho, placo ; and it shall be
permitted to no en,- to come in except the Conuni§-
istoner,i name,i f the suri'ender•of the place'. •
-ANswta.---Iriclrided in the First Article. •
ART. IV.—Should, contrary to the tenor of the
above Article, any Non-eorninissioned Officers
or
Soldiers come into the City,' -they shall be Immedi-
ately'seized, and delivered 'over to tbe,guard on the
outer post., In like manner, no, military person be-
longing to the garrison shail'go out of the place,'so
-long as the garrison remains, exCeptiiig 'only the Of-
.
' ficerS• who may be dispatched to the:French Head-
quarters. ' ,
ANS.—lncluded in the Ist Article.., •
Awr. V.7-On both Sides• Commissarie-Shall be
appointed. They shall concert measures, from this
moment, that the French Guard shall take posses-
sion of St. John's Gate, and they shall follow up
their duty until the-departureof the-Garrison. 'At
the appointed time-the necessary
,passports shall be
given. to -the Prussian:Commissaries for the return
of the Garrison to the States of His Prdssian Ma-
jesty. • , -•' •
ANS.=-The Commissaries, shall hold . themselves
in. readiness by to-morrow morning, the 16th Oeto-'
hen, to attend to the surrender' of the artillery and
magazines ; the paSsports for the return shall be
delivered to the Commissaries of his -Majesty the
Killa of Prussia. -.- •
ART. V1.7-fyivate property shall be 'respected,
and taken under the •protedion of 'His Majesty the
Err perorOf the. French • and King of Italy.
ANs.--Propertyishall.be,respeCted,
ART., VIZ.-.-Tire .property belonging to -indivi-
duals of this Garrison, which cannot be immediately
removed, shall be' preserved during the space of
three mouths, reckoning frOnythe irate of this Ca-
'l:ltulEttion, sothat the aforesaid persons may cause
their.property to
,be recovered without any obstruc-
tion or , •
ANS:.—To he interpreted according to the First
• Article'i the soldlers alone shall be- obliged to . take
their baggagUwith them. •
ART. VIII.—FrOm the titoment this Capitulation
comes into efieEt, a Prussiap Officer shall be sent.to
his Majesty the King .of Prussia -to lay the same
be-
fore him. • • • . •

ANswr.R.--Granted.
ART. IX.—The field equipage, belonging to his
Pitiqsian Majesty, which may yet be in Erfurth,
shall he sent under escort of the Prtissian troops to
fiome of His Majesty's cities.,
ANs.--:-TN.4 article shall be laid berore his Royal
Highness the Grand Duke Prince JPAciiim of Cleves
and liem.

In this capitulation shall be included the superior
Officers', who are, or of whom there is intelligence
in the garrison.
(REt.
Eleven o'Clock in the Eycning.
(Signed) CHAItLgS. VON PRIJESCHENECK.
.1-I-Yr-pourp PAEVAG.
•

HAGUR, Oct. 30.—We have received intelli-
ence "that the head-quarters of his Majesty thee
King of Holland h4v9. ioeett removed from Wesel to
Munster, and thence faTtli9l- o tq PadFrborp, where
they arp tlow