Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27


sec.-It is supposed that the emperor, eff
ter dispatcbng his couriers, will ser out
this evening for Augsburgh and Munich.
cAPIruLArIoN or GENERAL wERNfcY,
II has been agreed upon between mar.
) shall the general of division, Belliard, chief
OF the general staff OF his royal hphness
prince Murat marshal of the empire, Sc
lieutenant OF his majesty, the emperor of
the French, and king of Italy: and VI. the
lieutenant general Werneck, commander
and chamberlain in the service of his ma.
Jesty the emperor of Germany, and com.
mandant Of division of the army.
I. That the body Of troops under the
orders OF M. the lieutenant general Wer.
neck, shall lay down their arms, become
prisoners ofwar, and be sent into france.
?. That Messieurs the general and SUI
baltern officers shall be prisoners of war,
on parole, and be sent into Austria. They
engage net to serve against the French
armies, or those Of the allies Of his ma
Jesty the emperor and king, Napoleon,
until they shall have been exchanged.
5. That the horses belonging TO the
cavalry. the artillery, with the carriages
caissons, and ammunition, shall be sur
rendered 10 the French army.
A.. All the regiments, battalions, SQUAD
rons, or detachmeats separated from the
body OF troops under the orders of III. the
lieutenant general Werneck, shall Law
down their arms, and become prisoners
OF war, subject TO the Cd, Sd and 4,h ar
tirIes. Me3 ~
Observation of general Werneck. CT
understand this article as applying to such
troops as belong TO the body under INV
own command"
S. All the horses and equipage, belong.
ing to Messieurs the general and subsl.
tern officers, shall be left in their posses.
sion.
g. All the French prisoners of war at
lroteihngen, or other places occupied by
the troops under the command of nj. the
lieutenant general Werneck, shall be
immediately set at liberty.
Trote,ingen, s7th Vendemaire. 18th
year, (isth Oc,. 1869
The general of division and chief ofthe
general staff.
(sigoed) BELLIARD.
Lieut.. general and commandsnt of
oouy OF tfOopSs N
tsigneal wERNEcK.
CAPtTULATION,
OF the Sc;,nmandant of the escort of the
heavy baggage OF the Austrian army.
This day beiog the Goth Nendemaire,
18th year, October, 1917 the brigaSsier
general Fauconet, one Of the command
ants OF the legion ofhonour, and cominan
dant, OF the Chasseurs of the 18Th and
l4th regiments of che 5th division of the
Freach grand army and. NJ. ,Locate,li,
MAJOR OF flohenlehe's regiment of dra-
goons, have concluded the subjoined ca.
pitulation, IN consequence of a summons
sent by M. the general Fauconet. To
the said M. Locatelli, to cause the corps of
cavalry appointed uoder his command. To
escort the heavy baggage of the Austrian
army,t lay down their arms
Article |. fl the hussars and liobt
horse which compose the detachment es.
corting the artillery and baggage of the
Austrian army. are prisoners of war, and
shall he conducted into Fiance. Tbev
shall therefore lay down their arms. and
deliver up their horses to the regiments
under The orders of NJ. the general
acknowledgement to.
III Messrs. the officers shall retain the
horses or which they we're mounted at
the time the corps were taken. Zach
ofthem shall also have the privilege of
retaining valet in his service and their
equiPage shall be preserved. The soidi.
ers shall retain their effects. One valet
shall be allowed for the major, and for
. each OF the messrs. the captains, and
one for every two lieu,enanls or sub.lieu-
tenants.
III. All the petty detachments of In.
iantry and artillery, turned in flank BY the
3 French troops, and closely pressed bv
the cavalry under NJ. the general Faucon.
net, are also prisoners of war, and shall
surrender. their cannon, Wagons, Gals.
. sons and arms; and messieurs the of;
GERS shall enjoy the same advantages az
those granted 10 the officers of cavalry.
Agreed TO,
~. Messrs. the officers orthe cava,rv.
artillery and infantry, comprisedin he
present capiinlstion, shall be AT I;,sr-
ty to return home, on giving a written ma.
role OF honor, MOTTO serve against the a..
mics Of his majesty the emperor ana
king or those of bis allies, unit, tb.v -,