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Answer. Soldier., are to trlar::h to F.',o.lcn's
Towrt with ttic..ot:.,:.; 1. roJr;, af,er winch they Will SCeither
Olo.cixt to rt.lirn to the !r owtl C0!:41:3•`,1'.0r oC cilgagzd in tn.::
Sery;ce, as they•maythink })roper.
Art. IV. Under this Capittilaticin shall_ be comprelie,nded
all tri,litary !nen who, lienig' wounded; have not beco a'e.le to;
follow the Army, and have fallen ink the hands of the
British.

Anst%er.-7These persons being arleady prisoners of w4r,
any decision respecting them belongs only to the British Corti-,
marider in Chief.' - • •
Art. V. The picers and Men belonging to the l3atavian
Army arc to be subsisted at the expense of the. British GO.:
verninent until they are embarked.
Answer.'---Agreed to.

Art. VI. The Troops shall be transported to such Ports of
the liatavian Republic as shall be selected by Lieut. General
Janssens.
Answer.—The Troops, as in answer to the Seccnid Ar-
ticle, shall be sent to soiree Port in Holland. ~

Art. VII. The Sick who cannot be removed with the other
Soldiers, are to be attend at .the expence.of His Britannic
Majesty, and, when recovered, sent to Holland.
Answer.,--Agreed to. •
An. VII I. The inhabitants of the Colony who are corn-•
prehended in this Capitulation are to enjoy the same rights
and privileges as have been granted to those in Cape Town,
according to the Capitulation of the loth instant. • "
Answer.—Agreed to; with the exception of not quarter-
ing Troops, the country not having the same resources as the
town, and this right having been always an appendage to the
Batavian Government.

Art. IX. The Troops, whilst on board Ship, are to be ac-
commodated and fed according either to the Dutch or English
method, as is most beneficial to them,

Answer.—'fluf Troops, when embarked, will be treated in
every respeft as British Troops when on board Transports.
Art. X. Lieutenant-General Janssens shall be at liberty to
send home a dispatch to Holland, and will receive assistance
from the British Conamanders iq sforvkrding the sante.
Answer.—Agreed to.
Art. Xl. The Baron of Hogendorp having' expended a
great deal of Money for the execution of agricultural plans,'
he shall be supported by the British Government in carrying
his plans into execution; and the British .Government shall
grant unto him all such rights and privileges as, from the pub-
lic records, it shalt appear the Batavian Governnte4rnieaat
to have given him.
Answer.—This Article must be left entirely to the discus:,
tion of the future British Governor -or Commander.

Art. XI I. If in this Capitulation any thing doubtful nay
occur, it shall be bona file construded to the benefit of the
Batavtan Government.

Answer.—if any dotibt shotild arise as to any Article con-
tained in this Capitulation, it shall be decided according to
what shall appear to, be just and honourable, without any
preference to either party. -
Given under our Hands and Seals this ath day of ranuary,
1806, at HOttentots Holland.
(Signed) 1. W. JANSSENS.'
W. C. BERESFORD,
13 rigadier- LG ene
Executed in the presence of,
(Signed) A. TauTrit.
/. C. Smyra. •
Ratified and confirmed in the Castle of Good Hope, this
19th day of january,ABo6.
(signed) D. BAIR D. •
Maj.-Gen. Commander in Chief.
HOME PO PHA 114,
• Commodore, cowseunding l jib Majesty's
Nayal. Forces:
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