The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-04

Straliund, where he reviewed Hautpsulx diviion Of
euirahers and general Crouehys divion eff dragoons
He has been much pleafed with their department, and
the good conditions of their horles.
The Ambaiador of the Porte. Said Mahann,ed
Emen-Vahid, was prefented to the Emperor on the
2sth by prince Benevento. He remained an hour
in his majeys clofet. IL fad with CERTAINTY that
the Emperor told him, that himielf ar1clhe En,pe-
ror Selim henceforward infeparahe astte right
aud leit hand All the good news of the fucceis of
limnil and of Wallachia had Jun arrived. The Ruff
fans have been obliged to raiie the 6ege of Ifmail
and to evaouate Wallacha.
4. CAPiTULATION OF DANTZICK.
Alter long refaance, fifty days of open
trenches, imperous circumstances rendering it necef
ary to treat for the furrendering of Dantzc to the
troops of his Maefy the emperor of the FRENCH king
OF Italy, and thoe of his allies, his excelleney general
OF cavalry Count Kalkreuth, knight of the order Of
the backeagle and of the order of Saint Andrew and
the general OF divilion Drouet, commander of the
legion of honor and grand cro Of the roya, order of
Bavaria, chief of the general Staff of the tenth corps
OF the grand army, furnifhed with powers from his
excellency MARTIAL of the empire Leiebvre, comaud-
er OF the fad corps, have agreed upon the following
capitalization.
Art. The garrifon fhall march out ca the 9th
infant, at nine in the morning, with and bag
gage colors flying, drumsbeating, lighted matches,
two fx-pounders of light artillery with heir carri-
ages, each drawn by Ink horles
III. The overpus of the artillery horfes lal be gi-
up to the dfpofal of the French army.
III. The arms of any kind which may exceed the
number of the fub-ofcers and folders marching off
HALL be given up the officers of artillery who ihal
be Designated for that purpoee.
Nv. The garrifon iha be conveyed to the advanc-
ed potts of his Puiian majeay's army Pillau psH
ing through Nehrong, and in five days march.
" The garrifon engages itfelf not ferve aganft
pr ire all iurip Dpe rpar h
oning from the date ofthe eapituation. Gen Count
hakrenth, his highneis prince Sherba.ow, and all
the officers engage upon their word and honor to
eaule the preiens article to be obferved
vi: On the Goth, at noon, Hakelfberg, the ports
OF Olivia, Jacob, and Newgorten, iha be furren-
dered to the troops of his maeiy the emperor of the
French and king of Italy, and thoie Of his allies.
VII. The officers, fub-offcers and folders, now
Priioners OF war at Dantzck, whether they make
part OF the troops OF his majey the emperor, of
thoie OF his allies all be returned without exchange
Will In order to avoid all confulion, the troops
oil mis- maJey the emperor and thofe of his allies hall
not enter Dantzick, until fsch time the Pruiian
and Ruiiian troops fhail have evacuated it, guards
ihal nevertheless be eiablihed at the different potts,
and Piquet of folders in the town.
| TX The means of traufport being Inefficient to
carry away all the baggage, there fhall be granted
boat to go dired to Pau The loading lha be-
effected under the inipettion of French officer ap
pointed for that purpofe.
x. Officers du genie and of artillery ihall on both
ides be appointed for the purpofe of giving up and
taxing Poiieiiion of objects relative each party,
without emitting the maps plans, &c.
| Al Ihe magazines, cheits, and generally every
thing belonging to the king, hall be delivered to the
french army. "A commii!ary fhall be appointed for
delivering the fame to the perion furnithed with pow
er from his exceeney general Lefebvre.
XII. The Pruiian officers who were prfoners on
parole, and who repaired their families at Dant-
zick previous to the blockade of that place may CON-
tnue there until further orders from his highnefs
prince Neufchatel, or-general-Nevertheefs in
order 10 ENJOY this advantage, they fha be obliged
toP produce certificate from the governor, which iha
atte that they have taken no part in the defence of
the place.
XIII The wives of the officers or of Others l,a be
at liberty to leave the town, pafports will be deli
Vered to them.
XIV. The fick and wounded ihsll be left to the
humanity OF his exceency MARTIAL Leebvre; officers
and iurgeons ihal remain as well to take care of
the as tor the Observance of good order and to pro-
vide for their wants. Immediately after their reco
very they hall be TENT the advanced pots of the
pruian army, and enjoy the advantages of the capt.,
ulation.
XIV. An exact roll of all tine officers and folders,
oy regiments, ihall be made for his excellency
mariha Leiebvre the military remaining in the hol-
Pital hall be regieered ieparately.
XVI. His excellency MARTIAL Lefebvre afures the
inhabitants OF Dantzic that he will ue every exertion
10 caue property to be refpe9e and that the great
cit order fball pervade in the garrilon.
ANll here thall be ient to the reflective head
quarters hyperion officer to ferve as hoage for the
execution OF the equalization. His extelIency the
governor, has deGgnated Major Leitocq; his excel.
lency MARTIAL Leiebvre has named adiutant-com.
mandant Cuichard.
XVIII. The prefent equalization fhall receive its
execution, if, at the epoch of the 26th at noon the
garrlon has not been relieved 1t is undsr1ood that
III the interim the garrifon of Dantzck cannot make
any attack agaiut the beieges fuppohng the cafe to
be that the latter would have fight on the outlide
| OF the city,
Done at Dantzick, Goth May, 1907. (R.,s fal-
f0TO tie EgHatwe5I
ELBING, May "a.
| It's generally expected that the campaign will o.
pen Immediately after the taking of Dantzck. The
French army is fuperb, full OF ardor and animated
with the liveef prit. Hardly any fcknefs prevails
among them and experience has lhewn that war
like movements have improved the health of our fol-
diers In the Rate of rength and vgor and efpeci-
ally OF confidence in which the French army now is
1t is capable ofiuaning every fatgae. 1t Is eager
to fnifh with the Rulians it will certainly not let
any opportunity eicape of heating them.
The country begins to preGent the attributes of
iPring; vegetation sinfnely quicker in this coun-
| try than in France.
| LONDON, May 90.
| Copy of a letter from the PRECEDENT of the u.
s. OF America to the king of Holland inter
cepted by one of the Hips of the North Sea
! f,s. .le-V