Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-20

them, that l expected none, unleis hsi th.
certainty Of inmcdiaseiy oocupyirg the conn
try OF Hsaossr, and particularly al ,hu : ,crg
place, within IT'S dependencies. Ai,rr pretty
long dhculii,n. rhey 6sced convention /;
which accept ondcr the condition that is
would be accepted by the refpesaive govern-
ment.----You will fee by it that the army
the of koglapd are rriGners Of war that I
AN matter OF all this couutfy, aud particularly
OF the mouths Of the Elbe and The Weiev. I
have given orders TO ieizc all The ih,ppng in
thoie sivers----rhr Dake OF Cambridge,
the King of Eaglsnd's ton ard Governor
OF Hanover, judges proper TO reign his COM
midion be.ore the battle and to make his re,,rar
In pna. Hc hal, however. psonifej to'dis
Win the levy "a maEs l, 10 probAtl he nay
have enba,k-d before NC arrive a, ,be mouth of
the Elbe.
Al Niewborg wc found fauuesr ,houfand
aand OF arms quite new. and Iarg: quantity Of
aIt:l!sry.--According to the seeounrs delivered
tome. L p'eiamc tha,. IN the nnssssines * for
it6st' plase' Of Hanover, hallfnd about han.
dsed thouiand Rand OF arms, and more than
thouiand pieces OF ordnance. Alter TO. morrow.
ihasl be 10 the Town ct Haoover, the contncn-
cal captal OF the King OF Enesod. have
topnda con1scyblr rum5cr OF hohes 20 re-
mount The cavalry ard fhe train of anillefy.s
oac great praies 10 the care ard zeal of
General Dslauley. ! have he honor 90 f,iutc
you. EDWARD MORTiER.
.Cxssrtisr ~sry,l spm befsoess ibs cjsI and
M'inay Dsfrfis, ef i6s R,seno ef Hapsssv.
ID AMI lk< Lka,. G<se,Si MoRTiLi, CsstmaxI-
g a, IN Cbxf,ef fbs Fssreb a,my.
I'm. 1T. Hanover fhall be occupied by fhs
sfrruoh army, rs hkewiIe shc iofu which de-
spsoa on il. ~,
81 u aza. This Hsnovetisn sscors fhsil retire be-
hind the Eipe. They fhsII enesee on their pa.
'fole al honor not to commit boailit;e, norto
bear sfms sgsina the French army and ia sl-
.lies, 20 long Is The war bctsetn Ffsncc & Er 2.
land nall continue. They ihsli not be dr.
charged from this engagement. unnl sfssr hav-
irg been exchanged againA - many French
general Officers, non commifiooed othcea. pri-
yates OF fesssen, as England may have at ils DIFF
poi:'ion. =
81. No individual of the Hanoverian
troops ihall have liberty to quit rhs place aaiga-
ed him without the cofnma0der IN ch,ei b:iDg
pseviouay informed theTeof.
4'h. The Hsuoverian army fball MACH
ont with tho honon OF war the regiments
hall carry with them their field pieces.
Ssh. The artillery, powder, arm, and smu-
milton ofev.,y kind. fhall he left a, the diips-
fl,ion Of the French army.
6,h All Effects ~bsdoevcr. belonging to
the King of England. hsII be left at The diipo-
ial OF The French army.
9TH. SequefIa'ion halI he pct ON every
military chch. that Of the academy fisiI pre-
Grve its defamation.
s,h. Every Englifh military man OF agent,
vha,fccvcr, in the pay Of England. fliall be ar
sescd by order Of the commander ia chief, and
fcnt TO Flance.
9th. The general. commander ia chief, re-
fcrvcs 10 himielf the right of making in the
governments and arthori,ies copniruied by the
Elctsor iuch a change az he fall think proper,
10th. All the French czvslry liall be re-
mounted az the cxpenfc OF hanover che Elec-
torsre ihsl provide equally .or the pay, eqoip-
ment, and prosi6oDins OF tho French army.
NH. The worihip Of the diifarcn, Icliei-
ou, denominations fhal be maintained on The
footiug etabilbed.
'ifh.. All the perfons. the property and
the families Of the Hsnogeian cficers nall b,
uoder the fate guard OF Ficnch 10y ally.
18th. All revenues OF the country, a. we'll
electoral 40 public contributions. fr all be a, the
.oipoiai c' the rSeneh eosenmenf. The en-
gsgements hitherto entsIed into nsll he ref
peded.
i4,h. The suihoriiy Of the exiting gov
cfnnent Of the Electorate Nall ceafe 10 tho
soontsy occupied by The French troops.
Isih. The general, comnspdsf 10 chief,
ihall levy on the Electorate Of Hanover, fueha
contribution ss he fhalI judge neceaary Tor ths
wants Of the army.
s6h. Every article on which there fbsll
a'ifr any doubt fball I've favorably Interpreted
10 the inhabitants OF The Elettors,e.
i7,h. Tie foregoing articles fall not be
pfejodicisl to the aiyuiations shieh may have
been decree. in favor Of the Electorate between
the Firfs Coniul and suy med,ating power.
Hsei yrarttr. SaLsgbtp. I4b P,sin~i. |
T,s, iIfb. I'D Jsss. 1903
With rescrve for spprobs'ioh o. the FRA ConfaI.
TIE Ii. Gen. Csmnasde, in Cbh(
lSssrd) ED. MORTIBR,
y. de BAR MtR