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London, England, 1813-04-28 00:00:00

CAPITULATION.

Art. 1. The garrison of the fortress, with arms in their hands,
and all military honours, shall join the Army of the Duchy of
Warsaw, wherever it may be.—A. The garrison shall be priso.
ners of war, leave the fortress with military honours, and lay
down their arms upon the glacis. The Officers to keep their'
swords.

Art. 2. Leave shall be given to carry away from the fortresses
six field-pieces, with their tumbrils.—A. Refused.
Art. 3. Eight days, to reckon from the moment of signing
the capitulation, shall be granted for the evacuation of the for-
tress, and the garrison shall continue there till the expiration of
that period. During that time the Officers on both sides shall
be allowed full liberty to oome into the fortress, and go from
thence to Genstokaw and its environs.,--A. This evening, at ten
o'clock, the two gates shall be taken possession of by his Imperial
Majesty's troops. The garrison shall depart to nsorrow at noon.
Three days time shall be granted them for removing their private
property.

Art. 4. The troops of the garrison shall receive from the ma.
gazines of the fortress provisions for eight days, as well as forage
for the horses of the Officers and for those of the train.—A. The
garrison shall be subsisted agreeable to our laws. 1
Art. 5. Whatever carriages are necessary for conveying the
baggage, provisions, and forage, shall be granted.—A. Related
to the third article.

Art. 6. All persons not belonging to the military shall have
full and entire liberty to repair to their respective habitations.-••
A. Granted.

Art. 7. The sick of the fortress of Ezenstochan, as well as of
St. Barbe, incapacitated from following the garrison, are recom-
mended to the protection and generosity of the Russian arms,
and shall, on their recovery, be permitted to join their corps, and
to carry along with them their arms and baggage.—A. The sick
shall share the lot of the garrison.
Art. 8. The Officers and other persons attached to the army,
shall have secured to them the right to their private property,
so as to be allowed to remove it without having it searched.—A.
Granted.

Art. 9. Assurance shall be given respecting the integrity of the
convent with its church and its sanctuary, as well as that of the
effects of the religious.—A. No dispute can arise on this subject.

Art. 10. All the archives of Government and the recorth of
the Courts of Justice shall remain untouched.—A. They sh-. 11
remain in the fortress, as well as the military plans and ma,•l,
and shall be strictly delivered up to the Officer appointed for th it
purpose.

Art. 11. Property entrusted by private persons to the custo4
of the convent, shall be respected.—A. Granted.

Art. 12. No attempt shall be made to persuade the soldiers of
the garrison to leave their corps durisig the march.—A. Granted•
Art. 13. The Veterans shall be at liberty to repair to WarsaW
to their corps.—A. Granted.
Art.l4. The Gens d'Armes, in number seventeen, shall he
permitted to repair to their districts, wit► their horses, which are
their property.—A. Granted.
Art.ls. The Officers of Health, and those belonging to the
Military Administration, shall enjoy the same advantages that are
granted the Military Officers.—A. Granted.
Art. 16. Any difficulties which might arise respecting the rICI.
tenon of the Articles of the present Capitulation zhail br roue•
ved and adjusted in favour of the Garrison.—A. Granted.

The above Articles have been accepted and sigatil
by the Council of War.
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