Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-14

;; berty to accompany the Preach Amy, 0
they may remain in the country in fecu
rity.
AT. TX. More of the inhabitants @
Egypt, " Of any other nation or religion
laall be called 20 csoun for their condrs
during the period ofshe French troops iav-
ing been in the country, particularly io,
having taken arms in their favor, or having
been employed by them.
ApiweE-Grsnted.
/ An. XII. The troops, and all Others
who may be embarked with them, G,all be
fed during their paiags and until theirar-
rival in France, at the, expence Of rhe ALI.
cd lowers, ana contormabIy TO the rules of
the French navy. TIE allied powers hali
furpiy every thing that may be neceiiary
for the eGbarka,ion.
| Anlwer-The troops, and all Others
who may be embarked with them, fall be
fed during their paIage, and until their ar
rival in France, at the exPence of The al
lied powers, according to the ufage eaab.
lihed Ill the marine OF England.
! Art. XIII. TIE c%cnfals, and all other
| public agents Of the feveral powers in ALI
ance with the French republic, llall conf
rue in che enjoyment Of all the privileges
and rights which are granted by civilized
nations to diplomatic agents: their pre-
perty, ell their effects and papers, fnaIl.be
reflected and placed under the protedion
Of 'he allied powers. They ihsll be at
liberty 20 retire CT to remain as they may
thiik h..
Anf*er.-The conluls and all other
pubic agents Of the powers in alliance with
the French republic, Ma,i be at liberty to
re.iain or to retire as they may Judge fl.
Their properly ard effects Of any kind,
together with their papers, hall be pre-
feI.eo for them, provided they conduct
thA mlelves with loa!ty, and c~onformsbly
to the law Ok nations.
Art. XIV. The fok who may be jadg-
ed by the medical Gaf of the army to bein
a rate for removal, fhall be embarked a,
the fame time with the army, upon hofpi-
tai ihips properly furnilhed with medicines,
p1oviGons, ard every other fore that may
be nece1ary fol- their Gtuasion; and they |
hall be attended by French furgeons.-
Thofe Of the Gsk who maynct be in con
dition to undertake the voyage, hall be
delivered over to the care and humanity |
of the allied powers. French phyicians
and other medical aGaance lhall be left
for their care, to be maintained at the ex-
pence Of the allied powers, who hall
iend them to France as loon as their fate of |
health may permit, together with any
thing belonging to them, in the fame man
ner as has been prcpcisd for the ref of the
army.
Anfwer.-Grantsd. The hips def
tined for hofpitals, ihall be prepared for
the reception Of thofe who may fall fck
during the raiiage. The medical Raf Of
the two armies lhall concert together in
what manner to diipofe of thole of the fck
who, having contagious diforders, ought
not to have communication with the
| Others.
AIT. XIV. Horie tranfpor,s for convey
ing iixiy horGes, with every thing neceE.
fairy tor their fubffence during the paH-
age, fhall be furniihed.
Anfwer .-Cr,,tsd
Art. XVI. The individuals competing
the i%nltitute of Egypt and the commi7ion
of Arts, hall carry with them all the pa
pers, plane, meu,o;r., eo,leaiora of ma
turalEaory, and all tie monuments of art
and antiquity collected by them in Egypt.
Adwer.-The member, of the Initi-
tute may carry with them all the inaru-
mems o arts and fcierce which they have
brought from France, but the Arabian
marofcripss, the fasues, and other collec-
tio,s which have been made for the French
republic, hall be confdered as public pro-
petty, and fubjea TO the diipofai Of the
generals of the combined army.
General Hope having declared, in con-
! fequence Of (ome obferya,ions of the CON-
msnder in chief Of tie French army, that
he could make no alteration in this arti-
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