The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-27 00:00:00

CAPIYULATION.

In the surrender of Vienna,to the army of his Ma-
jesty the Emperor of the FR E X CH and King of i TA LY,
,ProteCior of the Rhenish Coni:".;eracy,
It is agreed between the G,neral of Division,
ANDREOSSI, Grand Officer of the Legion of Ho-
nour, and Commandant of the Iron Crown, ap-
pointed, by his Majesty the Emperor and King; and
Baron DE VAUX, Lieut-Geneial, and Col. Be.
Luorre, in the name of Count CY itElLt.y, appointed
by the town and garrison of Vienna,

Art. I. The garrison shall march out wiTh the honours of
war, carrying away their field-pieces, arms, military chests,
equipage, horses, and property. The same right shall be
allowed to the other corps or divisions in the town which
may belong to the army. The troops shall be conveyed by
the shortest way to the Austrian army, and be supplied on
their route with provisions, forage, waggons, &c. free of ex-
pence.—Refused. The Garrison shall march out with the
honours of war, and, after having defiled, lay down their arms
on the glacial and surrender plisoners of war. The Officers
shall retain their property, and the soldiers their haversacks.

11. Reckoning from the signing of the Capitulation, the
troops shall be allowed three days to evacuate the place.—
Refused. The gate of Carinthia shall, tomorrow the tjth,
at eight lathe morning, be opened to the troops of his Ma-
jesty the Emperor and King. The garrison shall march out
at nine o'clock.

111. All the sick and wounded, and the necessary number
of officers of health, are recommended to the generosity of
his Majesty the Emperor of the French.—Granted.
IV. Every person of distinilion, and particularly every
officer included In this capitulation, who, on account of im-
portant reasons cannot leave the town, at the same time as
the Canino, shall obtain a delay, and to be at liberty at the
expiration of that delay to rejoin his corps..—Graneed.
V. The inhabitants of all ranks shall be proteaed in their
properties, privileges, rights, and liberties, as well as in the
free exercise of their profession, previous to the capitulation.
—G ranted.

VI, The free exercise of religion shall be pc:lnitial
G ranted. _ _

Vil. The wives and children of all persons belonging to
the Garrison, shall be at liberty to remain in the place, and
to retain theirown property, and that left behind by their
husbands. When such women shall be sent for by illeithus-
bands, they shall have full liberty to go to them. and to take
away the before-mentioned property... Granted.
VIII. The milit.iry pensions shall continue to be paid to
those to whom they are due, and all such persons shall beat
liberty either to leave the town or to proceed to any other
place where they may choose to reside.—Granted.
IX. The privileges of the persons employed in the mili-
tary administration, with respea to their properly, depar-
ture, or residence, shall be the same as that of thegmison.—
G rant ed.

X. The individuals of the armed Burgher Corps shall par—
ticipate in the privileges granted by 'Art. V. of this Capitule_

tiara. --Granted.

XI. The Military Academy, the Military Institution for
the education of children of both sexes, the general and par-
ticular Regulations made:for the,advantage'of these instils.
tions, shill he maintained on their present toOthig,.and placed
under the rotation of the l I.'nperor Napolion.—Gramed.
The chests, magazines, and property of the magi-
strates of Vienna
_, those of the States of Lower'Austria, and
also those of the Hospitals, shall be preserved inviolate.
This is not a military, subjeit.
XI 11. Commissioners Shall be appointed on each side for
the exchange and, execution of the above Atticles of capitula.
tion. These Commissioners shall detertnirii the rights of
the garrison, according to the forgoing articles.—Granted.
_ . . .

XIV. Immediately on signing the above Capitulation,xn
Officer shall be allowed to proceed with a Copy to the Enrk,
peror of Auttria, and another Officer to the Archduke
Charles, Generalissimo. G ranted. With permission to
Lieutenant-General O'Reilly to proceed himself to his Son.
reign.
XV. If any difficulty should arise respeiiing the meaning
ofthe above stipulations, the same shall he explained to the
advantage of the Garrison and inhabitants of Vienna.—
Granted.

XVI. After the signing of this Capitulation, and the ex.
change of hostages, the Half Moon of the gate of Carinthia
shalt be delivered up to the troops of his Majesty the,Ent-
peror, of the French; and the French troops shall not enter
that place until the Austtian troops have evacuated it,—Re.
fused.—Keferred to Article a.

A Duplicate hereof made at Maria Hill, in the Lines of
Vienna, May la, 1809.
(Signed) ANDREOSSY.
DE VAUX, and
BELOUTTE.

RorrERpTM, MAY 25.—,The official Journal con-
tains an account from Milan, dated May 14, which
states in substance, that, according to all reports,
the Austrfans, on the. Lodi of, May, sustained a
loss of full je,060 .in killed, wounded, and pri-
,soners, and that the FrenCh in following up their
advantages were already at Uchua. At the same time
the hlocliade of Palmanova was raised. Op the IQ th
the French head-quarters were at St. Daniel.