Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-16
DstaiL eftbs Operations, eftbs Grand
French Army, Continued.
Egbtb Bsiists Of sbs Cvdnd Army.
ELCHINGEN. Oh. n.

ELCHINGENs Od. ss.
The following are the two capitaIations q
nonnccd ia the Bulletin Of yeRerdsy, which
were concluded by order Of Prince Mufats the
one being lgned by the Chief os Prince Murat's
faF, and the other by Gen. Fauconnet.
The Emperor took his ration from two
o'clock ia the afternoon 70 ieven in the evening,
on the heights near Ulm, where the AuRrisu af-
my 6led of in his preience. Thirty shouiand
men, two thoufand OF which are cavalry, with
fxy pieces OF cannon, and forty Rands OF col-
ours, have iurrcndercd to the vittorioss army.
The French army were pofed on the heights.
The Emperor furrounded by HE life guards. ient
for the Aufrizn generals. and kept them with
him until their sroops had filed of. He treated
them with the utmoR diRindion. There were
preient. beiides the General 10 Chief, Mack,
eight Generals, and fcvcn Licutensnt Cenersse
The names Of the Generals and regiments viii
be given u the fubiequenr Bulletin.
The number Of the priioners hnce the com.
mencement of hoftiities, amounting to $4,000
men, aud SO Rsndards have been taken. beildcs
artillery. baggage. &c. II is fsppofed that the
Emperor, after difps,ching HE courier, will fec
out this evening for Angibogh and Munich.
Casifslat;ss Of GsssySf Wsrs<ek.
Il has been agreed upon between Marfhal the
General of DiviGon, Bcliisrd. Chief Of the Gen.
ersl Staff of his Royal Highncfs Prince Murat,
Martial Of the Empire, and Lieutenant OF his
Maieay the Emperor of the French and King Of
Italy and NJ. the Lieutenant General Wer-
neck, Commander and Chsmberlain in tho fcrs
vice Of his Majehy the Emperor of Germany
and commsndant of divifion of the army i:
4. That the body of ,roops under the ordsss
Of I'M. the Lieutenant General Werneck, hall
lay down their arms, become prifonen Of wars
.. That MefIieun the General and Subaltern
offcers ihall be prifoncrs OF war, on parole, and
be fent into AuAfia. They engage not to fervc
OF his MajeAy the Emperor and King, Napo-
leon, until they fhaIl have been exchanged.
8. That the hofies belonging to the cavalry.
the artillery, with the carriages. csinoons. aud
ammuuition, fhall be furrendered TO the french
army.
4. All the regiments, battsllions, fduadfons.
or deiachments fepatated from the body of
troops under the orders of M. the Lieutenant
General Werneck. fhall lay down their arms.
and become prifoners ofwsr. fabjed to the I'd.
sd, and 4'h articles.
Obfervation of General werneck. "I un-
dertsod this article as applying to fuch troop..
% belong to The body under my own command"
{. All the hories and cquipsges belongingto
Mellidcu the General and Subal,ern oEcens
hall be lcf, in their pcae1ion.
All the French prifonen OF war n Trotel6n-
gen, or other places, occupied by the troops un-
der the command of M. the Lieutcnant Gener-
nj Wcrncck, fhaIl be Immediately fet AZ liberty.
Trotel6ngen a1th Vendemairc. 18th year
(r9th October, Isos'j
~ The General Of DiviGon and Chief of tho
Generals Staff. lSignedj BELLfARD
Lieutenant General and Commander Of boz
dy 0fa0op'. : iSig1tdl g2!g1,4 r,oM wERNEcK.
sft5e CsmmasSssf Of The sfs,f Of The keayy
baggssr sfibe As6ras s.wy.
This day, being the z6;h Venden sire, 18th
year, (Oaober 1871 the Bigsdier General Fsv-
comet, one of the commandments of the Legion
of Honour, and commsndsnt Of the Cbsu0eses
Of the sth and 4 9TH regiments Of the 9Th di-
viiion Of the grand French army--snd M. Lo-
catelli, Major of Hohenlohe's regiment OF dra-
eoons, have concluded the fabjoined capitula-
ton, 10 confequence Of a luminous tent by M.
the General Fsvconnet, to the laid NJ. Locatel-
N. to caufc the corps Of cavalry sppiooted under
his command, to efcort the heavy baggage Of the
Aufrian army, TO lay down their arms
Article d. All the hsGan and light hories
which compofe the detachment efcortins the ar-
siIlery and baggage OF the Auariae army, are
prifoneu of var. and fhall be conducted into
France. They fhAll therefore lay down their
arms, and deliver up their hories TO the regi-
ments under tho orders Of M. the Gen. Faucon.
net--Agreed to.
4, Msfreun the cf6cen fhsll fetsin the hor-
iss on which they we're mounted at the time the
CORPS was taken. Each OF them ihslI ALTO have
the privilege Of retaining valet in bic fevice,
and their eqsipsee fhsIi be preierved. Tho
foldku fhaIi retain their effeds. One valet
fhall be allowed for the Msjor. and Tor each OF
the Mefiieun the Capssins, and one tor every
two Liesseossw OF Sob. Lieusensnts.
3.All the petty dssachmenss Of infantry and