The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
" OIL uME 8.

Sixth Corps Of, the Grand Army, with all the artillery,
| ammunition, magazines, aud flores OF every kind,
with every delcription of Government property,
without the fmailet refervatioh, and in the exacs
tate III which they were at the time OF this capiiula-
| ton.
II. The gate called Ulriehs Thor and the works
ouids oil the fame fall be evacuated for the French
army, 10 that they ihall take pcieilion of them on
the 10th OF November, at 9 o'clock in afternoon.
III The garrion fliall march through the faid
Ulriehs gate the 18th OF November in the morn-
ing at i, with drums beating, colours flying, and
four held pieces, ha lay down their arms, and the
cavalry deliver up their and hories the place
that ihall be appointed ihot from the for
trefs.
w. After laying down their arms, the garrifon
HAIL be coniidered prifoners Of war, the men fhali
be lent to France, and the officers remain pronefs or
their parole of honor ferve sgaiu the Emperor
OF France and King Of Italy, againh his Allies
until regularly exchanged they hall be free to go
where they think proper; thoie only whole families
rehde in Magdeburgh, or who there fe,tled and
married, iha!i have liberty to remain in the city.
" he officers fhail keep their fwords, baggage,
and hories: the folders their knapiaeks and vaii-
fes. -..
vi The Cadets, Enign- Cadets, aud Sword-eir-
ted Engns and the Sergeant Majors, oft the infantry
and cavalry, fha he oondered officers and treat
ed upon the like footing.
VII. The Quarter matters of regiments, Pay-rnaf.
tiers, Chapains and Surgeons, fall not be confdered
priloners of war ...
VIII. The two incomplete companies of invalids,
IN the fortreis, who unfit for fervice, fhall lay
down their and be ient to their own garrifons
one to Peine near Hildefhem, the other to Akin,
where they fhall receive their acoulomed pay and
iuPPort at the countrys expencc
TX After the evacuation the officers fhali resurn
TO the CITY to receive their papors, and proceed
cording TO their deltination. The -counterparts in
which they nall dcpoe their words OF honor not to
ierve until exchanged ha be given in of courie IRE
viou1y.
x. The folders who are married in Magdeburgh,
or within the extent of its miarr inipeStIon, fall
remain with their families, upon the condition Of not
terving till exchanged and that Of not wearing any
military uniform.
XII. The ick and wounded officers and folders Ghall
remain in Magdeburgh until their recovery. They
HAIL be maintained at the expence of the city Iuf
lcient number of Pruflian iurgeons fhal remain in
the place to take proper Of them The Surgeons
ihal be treated during their ay i'll the city, upon the
lame footing as the French furgeons.
XII The Perfons and property of the inhabitants,
the iervce OF God and nftutions of the church, all
be taken under the protection of the laws and of the
iyitem OF French julce. In cafe perions in the city
ihoud with toretire from it with their property,
after prevouly telling it, they fall receive the necef
fairy paiports and protection 70 to do.
XIII. There fhall be nothing changed in the pre-
lent administration and contribution of the country.
ne authorities whom this concerns fhall continue
the exereiie ofther functions and receive to that eff
feet the protection of the Fl nch army.
XIV. On both iides Communicates lhall be named
TO take the inventories and fuperinend the delivery
OF the dePots OF Plans maps, papers, records, ar
tiliery, ammunition, and military proviions and
itores, and of every thing appertainng to Govern-
nent, be it where it may and of whatever the kind
in this city.
XIV The naf and field officers, as alto the cadets.
gentlemen enign Cadets fword girded fandard bear
ers, iereant majors of cavalry and infantry and quar-
ter matters, who a, after the preGsnt capitulation
dere to go into any Of the PruIian provinces occu-
pied by the French troops preent or which NAV by
them be occupied ihalI be en forward at the expence
OF the province, * receive their pay & ubiience from
the Magtraes, according the rate Of the peace eta
biiihnIent. This pay and fubfiaence fhal be paid
them on the ira Of every month.
XVI. His Excellency the Governor of Mapde-
burgh ihal be free whenever it fhall leem good to
nm to dipatch officer the Prince of his couu-
try, TO communicate to him intelligence of the pre-
lent capitulaton, and this officer fhall receive the
neeefiary PaHport.
XVII All the articles of this eaptuation which
may appear to have doubtful meaning ihall be in
terpreted to the advantage of the garriion.
XVIII. And lait. Three hoftages ON each lde, Of
tAe rank that ihal be determined upon, fhal be ex-
thaDged guarantee, for the due ful6ment of this Ca
pltulatieH Theie hofages Ghall, Tomorrow the 9th
OF November be choeu and OIL both ides be recipro-
cally given up the taking poHeiIion of the for
treefs.
OF like tenor in duplicate copies, drawn up tho
o'h day OF the month of Nov, SOC.
DU TAILLIS,