The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15


Marsch. Gen. Gily-Vieux went to meet
him with few companies. threw him iato
the water and took from him 40 prisoners.
(DloMteur.
TWENTY-SECOND BULLETIN.
VIENNA, Oath June 1909.
The place of Raab has capitulated. That
town is an excellent position in the centre
OF Hungary. Its enclosure is Fashioned, rs
bitches are full of water, ard an inundatiou
overtiows part of them. Il is situated at the
confluence OF those rivers. 1t is from thence
that the enemy was IN hopes of assembling
and training up the whole Hungarian insurI
rection Swherc he had made immense works.
Its garrison, eigteen handred men strong.
was insufficient. The enemy intended to
leave 5000 men in it but by the battle OF
Raab his army has been separated from the
place. This town has suffered by eight DAYS
COMMANDMENT, which has destroyed the f.
nest edihces. All that could be said on the.
uSeleSsness of its defence has availed nothing:
they amused themselves with the vain hopes
Of being relieved.
Count Metternich, after remaining thre-
days at the advanced posts, has returned to
Vienna.
Two battalions of landwehrs two squad
rons of Hulans and battalion of troops Of
tered Bayreuth. They have, as usual, issu-
ed forth proclamations, and endeavored to
excite insurrection. At the same time gen
Amende entered Dresden with three batta-
lions of the line, three battalions Of land
welrs, confused collection of men raised
by the Duke of Brunswick, and some squad
rons of cavalry drawn from different corps.
the whole amounting to seven or eight thou
sand men.
The king Of Wcstphalia assembled the
10th corps, and has taken the field. The
Duke of Falmy (Kellerman) has put in mo-
ton, from Hanau, the advanced guard of
the army of reserve which he commands.
Caf!5tuLation IF tie City IF R0a6.
Between US, &. Mergez adjutant comman-
dant, charged with powers from the Gene
raj of division Lauriston, commanding the
Siege; and MajO, Dorre. invested with full
powers from colonel Pechy, commander of
the place the following articles of capitu-
laton have been agreed upor
Art. /. The garrison shall depart on the
Gath June, at o'clock in the afternoon, in
case of receiving 10 succor 1t shall enjoy
all the honors OF war, and shall deposit its
arms on the glacis; it shall march off for
Comorn, aftev having taken the oath not to
carry arms during the whole war against
France and her allies, until complete ex-
change. The gate of Weissenbnrg shall be
NCCupIctI Oh lile : Sl Ut Il o CLOCK IN the even
ing, by a company of lO0mcn Of French troops
N community with the Austrian troops. The
officers shall keep their swords, horses and
baggage, the soldiers their knapsacks.
g. From this moment till the tleiile of the
garrison, the troops of both nations shall re-
main III their respective positions.
,. All hostilities shall cease on both sides.
and no new work offensive or defensive i'm
the said place shall be made on either side.
4. The artillery of the place, the ANNA
milton. magazines and stores Of whatsoever
kind shall be given up and received by the
French and Austrian commissaries appointed
for th-r purpose:
5. All the sick and wounded of the garri-
son, as we'll IS the health officers who will
remain to take care of them, shall be entrust-
ed TO the care and humanity of the French
commander After Their cure, they SHALL
take the oath prescribed BY A IT. /, and shall
follow the destiny Of the garrison.
6. All the Administrations and persons at
tached thereto, al pcnsioned officers, the
wives and children Of officers, may preserve
their effects, and depart either at the same
time or after the departure OF the garrison,
under the French safeguard.
Z. The women and children whose hus.
bands and fathers are with the army, NAV
remain IN the place or depart therefrom as
they may think proper at all events the
preservation of their propertesis warranted
them by the French ARMY, aud necessary
passports shall be delivered to tlem.
8. The inhabitants of Raab shall enjoy all
their rights. Their properties shall be res
pected, and safety and protection shall be
granted them.
9. All Foreigners or inhabitants of the city
shall have liberty granted them TO go where
yer they please, without beng moIested in
tbeis persons or properties
10 Horses shall be furnished as may %
wanted, to whoever shall wish to depart, they
making their own bargain for the payment Of
them.
IL Hostages shall be given on each part for
the warranty OF the fulflment of the present
capt. Ilation, which shall be exchanged, af-
ter having been approved, on one part, by.
the General of division Lauriston, and on the,
other. BY Colonel Pccby. commander .. e..
place.