Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04

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% !" -, s,r David Baird; aud the follow.
5'u. hun, OF war aader the command of
W gome Popham, viz. BADEN, 81 guns;
s,,sonable, 81 BeIliqueax, Oh; Dio.
' .Jr so; Narcissus, % Lsda, SO !;
' u IS gun frigate; L'EsPoir brig, 10,
= anolher brig Of l8 gans; 5 lndlamsn
nd SO transports.
4 Tne Britannia, 6ne snip belonging TO
i. company, having, as report says,
4 40 oOo. sterling in specie on board, and
\ transport, were totally lost off St. Rogue
.so lives only were lost, one of which
! ~ colonel Yorke, of the royal artillery.
Saturday, 1oh January, 1906.
4 Articles OF equalization proposed by the
t,s,enans.coloneI HIeroni.nus Castmlcus
uD Pfophalow, Commandant OF the town,
a,tl., Sc. circumjaeens Notifications OF
d. Cape of Good dope.
\ To the mai or.general, in the service of his
Britannia majesty, sir David Baird, K.
B. and commander in chief of his majes-
TVS forces, and commodore sir Home
Popham, K, NJ. commander in chief of
his Britannia majessy's nayal forces in
Table Bay.
Arr. l. The capitulation b.ing signed,
be- Caps Town, Castle and circamjacent
Indications shall be immediately surren-
iasd 10 the troops of his Britannia majes-
/ A. The Qualifications of the kings block
sss, Craig's tower, and all the batteries
\ Eho'that circuit, on the other side Of
lnpsbay.
Art..2. The garrison shall, az the sur,
rader ,nsrch our with all the honors of war,
nd shall then lay down their arms and be-
|ams prisoners of war but such officers
pare natives of the colony, or married
|lln natives, or in possession of sufficient
|Andsd properly to becsme regularly, and
|Sua 6de domisiliatsd, shall be at liberty
10 continue here so long as they behave
h:aselves as becomesh good subjects and
|ddzsns dor proceed 60 Great Britain with
regular passports, having previously pass
I'D their paroles not to serve until regular.
h exchanged.
Art. 8. AL officers, who, according to
Ne previous article must go. 10 Europe,
kal De provided with passages &C the ex-
pence Of his Britannia majesty, aud shall
have leave TO realize their property previ-
Gus 10 their departure, aud receive the
lame pay as they did in'their own service,
III the day of their embarkation.
Art. 4. The French subjects, who, be.
aging to the stranded frigare lie Aialanse,
ad the stranded privatecr lie Napoleon,
we're casually here, and comprehended IN
be equalization, shall be treated on the
ana footing as the garrison bat they must
iNbe embarked for Europe, asweli as e.
very other Freueh subject in the colony.
ArtS- The inhabitants of the town,
sho have borne arms, to be considered as
belonging 70 the town. and may immediate.
Rrssarn toSheir former occupations. But
he dissinctieN between the Burghers and
cher inhabitants is to remain the same,
,ad subject to ihe same rcstriceisas as un-
tst the Dutch faws.
Arr. 6. All bena 6de private property,
sheiher belonging to the. civil or military
's'7an,s of the governments, to the Burgh.
usaad inhabitants, 10 churches, orphans,
Ind other public institutions Of that kind,
'aallremain free anu untouched.
Art. z. Public property Of every de-
'rlPtion, whether consisting of treasure,
snayal, or military stores, buildings,
sases or merchandise belonging to the
Satavian Republic or the government Of
France, shall be delivered up, and proper
Inventories given of them as soon as posi-.
lie.
Arr. 8. The Burghers and inhabitants
'aall preserve all their rights and privileges
which they have enjoyed hitherto, public
Worship as at present 10 use, shall also be
maintained without alteration.
Art. 8. The paper money actually in circu.
saoh thsll CONTINUE current Sc heretofore, IN