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AusTERLYrz. December d

Ai'S ,ih 1u'EDt dfltScN al Hcau quar-
ters the eapi,ulaton, Forwarded bv mar
shall Aagereau, of the corps cf The Aus
trian army commanded by general Jsiia-
.chich. The Emperor would have prefer.
red that the prisoners should have been Sent
TO France, even had i, occgsioned a few
days longer blockade; experiences haviaC
proved that when permitted TO return to
Austria. they have soon Afterwards been
Incorporated with the ariaies.
General Wredea, Commanding the Ba
vasians, has had several sk:rmiales in 3D.
henia with ;he ArGhduke Ferdinand. IKE
has made some hundred prisoners.
The Prince d.. Rohan, az the head Of q
corps OF 5000 fnen, which had been cut Oh
by marshsls Ney and Aagereau, threw
themselves upon Tren,e, passed the neck
Of Bouacio, and attempted 10 Fcyne;ra,e sc
Venice. ne was h.aien b. general ST. Cyr,
wko made him and his wh@!e corps prison
ers. The following is The olspa.ch Of mar
shall Massena, eirlng an account thereof 10
the minister OF war.
Cabitulation Of the austrian army, cam
mandsd By lieutenant general Tehachich.
The general of division Maurice Ma
thieu, grand officer of the legion Of honor,
commanding the second division OF the 7.ssl
corps of the Grand Army, au.horis
ed by the marshal oithc empire Aagereaa,
general in chief OF the said corps and &C.
neral Wolkclfcl, in the service Of bis IN.
perial and royal majesty sae emperor Of
Germany, authorised by general jcllachlch,
commander IN chief Of the Aus;rlsn armies
inthe Voralberg; have agreed on the fol-
lowing articles
ARTICLE 1. The corps OF the army un.
der the orders Of lieut.. general JeEachich
shall be prisoners Of war on parole. he
corps shall de6lc with all the houor. Of
war, the men shall lay down their arms,
and shall be conducted ingo Bohemia to
the advanced posts of the Austrian ar
my.
2. The officers shall retain their arms,
horses and baggage.
8. Ali The horses Of the troops, the arms,
the whole Of the artillery, all the amunili-
on & military, stores avery article that is not
private property, shall be given up to the
Preach army.
4. The French army shall be in the
possession OF all the Voralberg. Feldkirch,
Rudens, and their territories as far as
Larlem5erg.
S. The three batta!ions Of the regiment
of Bauleu are comprised in the pseseae
capituls,ion, If on the 14lh Of November,
AT in the evening, hey have not joined
the corps of the Prince dc Rohan, and ii
they are on the Larlcmberg.
6. All the officers and all the troops
of he corps of the army oflientenant gene
raj Jellachich shall give their parole OF ho-
,or not to serve during one ear,reckoning
rom the date Of the preseai capitulaslon
sgainst the troops of his majesty the en-
,5eror ofthe French and king of Italy, or
ag ainst his allies.
T. The sick which shall remain 10 the
French hospital shall be treated with all
the attention prescribed bY humanity 80
and on their recovery shall be sent To their
garrison, being inciaded 10 the eth arti.
u
Gle.
8. The corps of the Austrian army
shall be conducted TO Bohemia by the route
of Lindau, Fettnang, Biberac, Gnnsboprg,
Amberg, and Ke,z; il shall march in three
columns. at the customary days march,
and shall be. treated as to lodging, provl-
sions and forage in the same manner as
the Freach regiments.
9. The. Austrian troops during their
march shall be, tor their government and
discipline, under the orders OF their own
officers. who shall BE responsible for their
conduct, and shall be accompanied BY a
French escort.
10. An officer of artillery and de gene,
an Inspector of reviews, and acomsn issary
of war, withs battalion, shall take pos
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