The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING, MAY co. 1906.

ment, and fhall not be confi.lered So prironers
OF war, they engaging not to ferve agsinit his
Britannia malelty Or his allies, until they have
been landed in Holland.
ARTICLE III.
FThe battalion of Hottentot light infantry ll,all
with the rctt of the troops march to the place
to be agreed upon, and there being diibanded
by General Janiiens ihall be at liberty to return
to their own country.
HnEauer
The Hottentot folders are to march to ST.
mons-town with the other troops; after which
they Will be allowed either to return to their
own country, or be engaged in the Bri.iih fer.
vice as they may think proper.
ARTICLE ".
Under this capitulation, fhall be comprehend
ed all military mes, who being wounded, have
not been able to follow the army and have fall
len into the hands of the Britiih.
AnE,ver.
Thefe perfons being already prifoners of war,
any dec'hon retpettng them belongs to the Bril-
tiih Commander in Chief
ARTICLE v.
The officers and men belonging to the Bsta-
Wan army are to be fulfilled at the expence
OF the brtiih Government, until they are en-
barked.
Au(tver. TO.
ARTICLE VI.
The Batavian troops i!rall be transported 10
tuch ports of the Batavian Republic as ihali be
!eieeted by Lieutenant Gen. Janifens.
1f1iaver.
The troops as in the anfwer 70 the Cd Art.
ihall be fent ftraight TO Holland.
ARTICLE VII.
The flick who cannot be removed with the
other folders, are to be attended to at the ex-
pence of his Britannia majelty, aud when reco-
vered fent to Holland.
An|aver.-Aereed to.
ARTICLENuI.
The inhabitants of the Colony who are COM
pretended in this capitalization are to enjoy the
fame rights and privileges as have been granted
to thofe in Cape-town, according to the capitu-
lation Of the 10th infant.
-4hyFsvtr. Agreed to, with the exception of
not quarterine troops, the country not having
the refources as the town, and this right having
always been an appendagc to the Batavan 60
verHment.
ARTICLEIX.
The troops whilt on board nip, are to be
accommodated and fed AZ cording either 10 the
Dutch or Englih method, as is mott beneficial
to them.
AgfzUey. The troops when embarked, will
ne treated IN every reipett as Brit!h troops when
W" cO"' ~ u
ARTICLEX.
Lieutenant general JanfIens fhall be at liberty
to iend home diipatch to Holland and will re-
ceive alliftance from the Britilh commanders in
forwarding the fame
A'5Etuer. Agreed TO.
ARTICLE TI.
The Baron of Hogcndorp having expended a
great deal of money for the execution of agri-
cultural plans, he fhal be fupported by the Brit
iih government in carrying his plans into exc
cution and the Britlh government fhalI grant
unto him all the rights and privileges, as from
the public records fhall appear the Batavan GO
vernment meant to have given him.
fnEtver. This article mutt be left entirely
to the diicretion of the future Bri;lh> governors
or commanders.
ARTICLE XII.
If in this capituation any thing dt ubtful NAV
occur, IL !hall be bona-fide conftrued to the he :
neht of the Batavian Government.
Anj1uer.
II any doubt ihould ariEe as to any Article,
Contained in this equalization, it ihaIl be decid-
ed according to what filall appear to be iuft and
honorable, without preference to either party.
Given under our Hands and Seals this 18th
Jan. 1906, at Hottentots Holland.
Signed,
7. ". JagRrUs.
~. L. DATeJf0Ta.
Executed in the prejenee of
Sisned,
i. n. Trmrr,
5.C. Smith,
and eonfrmsdm he GAYLE cfGood Hope, Iris 1871
JaHa0ry, 1862
Signed,
d. Baird,
Major General, Commandment Chief; Homo
Pob6om, commodore, Commanding bis MajeRy'J
NaUal forces.
THE RUSSIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF
THE BATTLE or ATTSTRDJ II,cZ