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'Mi. All prlvatesproperty shall be respefted, .and all persons
who have left thegarrison shall be psirrnitted to return to the
fortress with theirehects. -
11th. All the papers belonging to the garrbon shall be retained
' by them, excepting the plans of the fortress of Ghickstadt.
9t.h. All the gun-boats belonging to the garrison shall be given
up to the allied forces, in the state in which they now are.
10th. All the ordnance, ammunition, stores, military and
naval, shall be given up to the allies, and commissaries shall be
named by each party to take inventories of the same.
lth. The.officers having civil employments, shall be allowed
to remain in the for until Maher orders. •
19th. The wive/and and children of all military, naval and civil
officers, shall be allowed to follow them with their property;
had Avery assistance shall ise given in transportingthem and their
effects, to their husbands. The necessary aids in money, Etc.
shall be supplied them on their journey for this purpose by the
Allies ••
13th. The sick and wounded shall remain in the hospitals, and
be takenobire,pt by the Danish surgeon* at the expense tit the
Allies; when cured they shall be sent off to join the garrison.
14th. The foregoing articles shall be signed and ratifies on the
Gth of this month; and the allied troops' shall this evening take
possession of the Ravelin of Krtitpe Thor with a guard of six
men, the garrison likewise placing a guard of six men at the ad-
vanced posts of the Ashes : the keys of the fortress shall be given
up as soon as these articles shall .have been ratified,lthe same to
be drawn up in triplicate) and the undersigned commanders shall
bind themselves by their welds of honour to a strict übervauct
of them.
Coticluded in Gluckstadt and Lubehessucht, before Gluck-
mak, the sth January, 1614.
- (Signed) (ivsratvus BAzoN SOYL, Major-
' . General. -
.ittcrou a FARQVlTAR,Coirtmandingthe
British Squadron in the Elbe.
Craig:mar, Major-Gen. and Com-
mandant of the Fortress of Glucks:sit.
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED ON 'BOARD Ins Mite
JESTY'S SQUADRON OFF DLUCKSTADT, BETWEEN THE
25TH ULTH6/0 AND 4TH INSTANT*
BLArt It.

Killed—John M'Evoy, ordinary seaman, belonging to Deilree;
William Jackson, captain of the foretop.
Wounded--d.mirrence Anderson, able seaman, belonging to the
Desiree.

fifmt-ry.
Wounded—lathes 903 e, captain; Richard Hunt, midshipman;
John Riches, clerk.; Widiant Stanford, pilot; John Batters,
captain of the maintop ; B. Brown, able seaman ; George
Wood, captain of the foretop; Richard Niches, ordinary sea-
matt ;. Edward Jefreries, private marine.

REDBREAST.
Triko, seaman.
Wounued—Willians Morse, boy.
Battery on Shore.
Wounded—John Aidelsoni`yeonsau ut the-sheets, belonging to
Desiree.

Gun-Boat N 0.2.
Wounded—Charles Barrett, boy, 2d class, belonging to Desiree;
Samuel Sharp, 0. AVCarthy, seamen; N. Clerk Smith, finds-
man, belonging to Desiree. • (Signed)
ARTHUR FARQUHAR, Captain.
Return of Brass and Iron Ordnance taken by the Allied Furces
in the Fortress of Gluckstadt, on the Mb January.
Brass Guns—Eight 2.1-pot.nders, tpur 18-pounders, twenty-nne
12-pounders, 22 six-pounders, 19 tour pounders, four three-
pounders, two 2-pounders.-- l'otal,4lo.
Iron Guns--Eleven il4-pounders, twenty-two 12-pounders, two

8-pounders— Vocal 35.
Howitzers—Four brass St inch, four brass four and 2-iths
lour iron ditto.—Totat i 2. '
Mortara--Three brass 13-inch, six brass 10-inch, six brae 5}
inch, one iron 10-inch, 2 iron 54-inch, 16 four and 2-6ilis
loch cohort' mortars.—Total 34.

Grand Total-161 iron guns, mortars, howitzers, brass guns,
&c. &c with carriages to each gun, and two magazine!, con-
taining an immense quantity of ammunition, stores for milituy
purposes, &c. AIIIIIPAST Warami,
Lieut. commanding Luglish Rocket Brigade.
[Here follows a list of seventeen vessels; captured, recaptured,,
and detainid by Admiral Lord ketch, not before reported.]

SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON a4ZE77'E.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, JANUARY-IA. • .

Dispatches of which the following are copies have
been received ft this Office, addressed to Viscount
CASTLEREAGH% from Lord BURGISERSH and his
Excellency General Viscount CATHCART. ,
_ Bask, JatissartlP, •

MY Loan..-I have the honour of reporting to your
Lordship, that General Bubna entered Geneva, by
capitulation, on the 30tht. It appears that the officer
in command of the French garrison at that place, was
without the , means of resistance, and that he had
every reason to dread the hostility of the inhabitants;
he was allowed to• retire with his garrison, when the
Austrians took possession of the place.
The people of Geneva are about to reestablish their
ancient Government ; they have manifested the most
decided aversion so the dominion of France, which
had-been forced upon them ; and I hope they tray
effectually be secured against the recurrence of that

misfortune.
In the Duchy of Savoy, the same 'spirit of hatred
to the tyranny of France has universally been shewn;
an organization has already been commenced in the
country, with the view of asserting its ancient in.
dependence—we are as yet without details upon the
subject, but I hope at an early period to transmit to
your Lordship the most favourable intelligence from
that country. •
The corps of Austrians, under General Biouchi,
jfi occupied io the investment of Befort ; it has re-
' tiiirtid the division of General Wrede's corps, which
was before employed uppn that service, and which',
having joined that officer, will to-morrow advance
upon Colmar. , • .
' General Biouchi has his advanced guard at Vesoul,
and has been directed to send' forward considerable
parties to Lingres. It appears, from the reports of,
that officer, that the Austrians have met with the
best possible reception from the inhabitants of France.
The corps of Austrians under the orders of the
Prince of Hesse, will arrive near Besancon on the Vth '
of this month, andmill form the, investment of that
place. - •
Detachments have been sent by General Bubna
I towards Italy, and to the different points of strength
on the roads of the Simplon, St. Bernard, and St. Co. ,
chard. He has also detached parties towards Lyons.
A body of one thousand Cossacks has deen de-
tached horn Altkirch to .Remirtnont, Epinal, and
Nancy. These troops are destined to reconnoitre the
valley of the Moselle.
General Wittgenstein has been directed to OM the
Rhine this day in the neighbourhood of Strasburg, '
and to push forward his advance upon Soverne. He I
will communicate by his right with General Blucher,
who wilt have passed that river with a part of his
corps at Oppenhemt, and with the rest of it below
Mayence: •
By his left he wilt communicate With General
Wredep who will push forward from Colt* to'