The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-05 00:00:00

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,FOREIGN I TTELLZ ET' E CE,

A /0' I.CI. rs of the CA PIT ULAr. ON of the Fortress of Plat-:
cant,ided between. COtitit -Bite
Cortun#ntimat of the6rhliegimeTq thejcmg:
of Bave.ria, or of Op Fort,zinct!'
Major DE (.:-0 Cni,l of :;..,ii;•Maj,-rof the King.
of Mrvari,t, On' t tart, on UT TENao
Conitni;dor zh, i•nrt, Major 'I)E
, t Cl)11111; on the ot ht.r. part. '
ART. I. The Pt u!ssian Gat ;-ion shall remainepri-
'soners of war, filing 'cif!' v. iii? all the liOnon.r
six days after the exchanee er the Capituktion,' and
shall lay dowaltheir artha at the appointed
.placee .
AsswEa.--eGranted, with the restriClion that at
half past.otcee this afternoon one, gale sli:ill be de-t
•llivCred. to the troops of his Majesty nhehe King of
*Vat ia that-Bavarian-. posts-. s:bail: be: placed
.over
tote arsenal, the powder magazines, arikt,the stores ;
Mat the Bavarian Major of Artillery, LArIAY, shall
receive on the part of the Prussai-eirmthandant of
:Artillery, the cannon; arms, and other objeas, re-
. litive -to his. departmeht ;'that the Captain of the
130s.arian corpS of Engineers, M..DE Poson, shall
receive from the commandant of:the Prussian corps'
Engineer;;, the plans, papers, and other objeots
rel:,.tive to the fortitiotions: I he' Prussian garrison
eshal. filteoll* to4norrow,l-the lust; 41 the
Lonoers of ware upon the road leading to the town
frorb..the fOrt, where. the Bavarian troops shall, be
'ranged,- in order of battle. The ,Prussian garrison
-shall lay down their 'lvens. near the gate. _
11. After having laid down their-antis, the -Prus-
s::: aarrison I shall remain prisoners of war, and
s :.!; be coielneted Ayi:ither his Majesty the King of
Ea.L.ria shalt order.--Ass. Granted.
The Officers are prisoners of war upon their
• parole of holm& not to serve against his Majesty the
Emperor of the French and :Icing of Italy, or against
the Bevariae or their allies, having tro,.ps in
the geeid 'army of federation, before exchanged.
They snallhe tree .to go where they please; but
those \ ho'rernain in tit province Of Bayreuth shall
-receive their appointments, the first of each month,
till their exChange.
. •
-Ass. Graited, wifh the exception-that those Prus-
sian ()dicers who wish. to fix
_in the-Province of
I,ivrentii receive' their appointments from
the King of BiNiria only fbr'one month, and pro:
v;ded ;hose oppoltitments shall not altogether • ex-
eeed 'the sem o: 1-100 florins, which r stim shall be
eoo,ieee, as n loan to the hint; of Pr ssia. Never-
theless Ili; ll:lj2sty the Emperor and King shall he
. entreated to allow those Officers- who Wish to re-
side in e-renth, from the
.States.of the Country,
the, same ailoances they would have had in France,
as prisoners of War.
IV. The Officers shall retain their swords, horses,
and hageage -The soldiers shall keep their khan-
. sacks, and hat pertains to thetn.----Ass. Granted.
V. The Invalids shall keep their moveable pro-
• perty.-Asse Granted.
VI. The Invalids and persons employed in the
• ii'.;roks as porters, trumpeters, and in similar stations,
she!: retain their places and salaries.;---Ifss. Granted.
• VII. The Officers- who areematfied, and have
apartmouts in the fortress, shall retain them till they
are able to remove their furniture.—ANs. Granted.
VIII: The soldiers who are married, and have
their fa:n:lies in this province, may go to them, upon
condition of not carrying their arms or uniforms
till exclnged.
ANS. Granted. . . .
IX._ Alt the piilures and genealogical tables;'rela-
tive tti the Royal Family of Prussia, shall be• Pre-
.
S'ervettin tt depot for the King of Prussia.
•
• ' X. The-sik soldiers shall remain in the fortress
recayery.tilhaheir
• ..
Granted.—Thee soldiers shall be 'treated as
' the Bavarian-sick they shad betrisoners of war till
after theirexchange. . .
. t XI. Tike Invalids, in c0n.41 !eration'of their hing
• and "faithful services, shall-rete in all- their allowances,
and be treated as they, have been.
• ANS. 'The Invalis shell be removed to Bay-
' reuth'v and there -treated hi:6 those froria Mae-de-
. hourgli.
XII.. The debts contraaed with the different
'workmen, for work done, and articles furnished for
the- fortress, shall not remain a charge upon the
King of Prussia, but shall be discharged by the. G-
overnment Which, takes possession of all property re=
twining in the, place.
"Axis. ThiS-Article is not one on which .we.can
"decide; we promise, however, that we shall use our
good offiCes, in order to procure the workmen
.pay-
'bent of tlieheaccounts, -in the same manner. as' if,
the articles theyftiroished had been made the subje6t.
of requisitions. ,
• - The above Articles are accepted by both parties,
who have signed. them, made duplicates; and ex-
changed 'the same.
There were forrnd in Plassenbnrgh, 68 piece§ of
cannon, 64 quintals of powder, 6001 b. of saltpetre,
400 quintals of lead, 40 quintals of bar iron, 1144
tnu.skets of different' kinds, 7,00 old. muskets, -74
carbines, 200 pistols, 200 sabres, 29 pair of old :co-
lours, 29 old standards, 46 new standards, I'so car-
touche boxes, 8000 2700, hedge hills, s cais-
sons, 14 trains, 9 forges, 9 kettle7drumS, &c.
The troops consisted of Major-General Baron
TYLTTT.ENNosEs, 4 Majors, I,Captains, 7 Lieute-
wnts,"6oo.privates of the line, and 150 invalids.

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