Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-31

their propertysanu tne soldiers Their iaver-
acks.
2. Reckoning from the signing of the ca
pitulation, the troops shall be allowed three
days to evacuate the place. Refused. The
gate of Carinthia shall, tomorrow the 18th,
at eight in the morning, be opened to the
troops of his majesty the emperor and king.
The garrison shall march out at nine o'clock.
5. All the sick and wounded, and the
necessary number of officers of health are
recommended to the generosity of his ma
jesty the emperor of the French. Grant
ed.
4. Every person Of distinction, and par
!siculasiy every officer included in this capi-
tulation, who, on account OF important rea-
sons, cannot leave the town at the same time
as the garrison, shall obtain delay, and be
at liberty at the expiration Of that delay to
reioin his corps. Granted.
S. The inhabitants Of all ranks shall be
protected in their property, privileges,
rights and liberties, as well as in the free
exercise of their profession previous to the
capitulation. Granted.
6. The free exercise of religion shall be
permitted Granted.
z. The wives and children Of all persons
belonging to the garrison, shall be at liberty
to remain in the place, and to retain their
own property, and that left behind by their
husbands. When such women shall be
sent for by their husbands, they shall have
fuIlliberty either to leave the town or pro-
coed to any other place where they may
choose to reside. Granted.
8. The military pensions shall continue
to be paid to those to whom they are due,
and all such persons shall be at liberty Ell
thcr to leave the town or TO proceed to any
other place where they may choose to re-
side. Granted.
9. The privilege Of the persons employ
ed in the military administration, with re-
spect to their property, departure or resi-
dence, shall be the same as that of the gar
rison. Granted.
10. The individuals Of the armed Pureh-
er corps shall participate IN the privileges
granted by article $, of this capitulation.---
Granted.
II. The military academy, the military
institution-for the education of children of
both sexes, the general and particular regu-
lations made tor the advantage of these in
stitutions, shall be maintained on their pre-
sent footing and place under the protection
of the emperor Napoleon. Granted.
II. The chests, magazines, and proper
e. of the magistrates OF Vienna, those of the
states Of Lower Austria, aud also those Of
the hospitals, shall be preserved .;nyiolate.
Tbs is not military subject.
10. Commissioners shall be appointed on !
each side tor the exchange and execution of
che above articles of capuulation. These |
commissioners shall determine the rights of
the garrison, according to the foregoing ar
ticles. Granted.
Ia. immediately on signing the aooye ]
capitulation, an otdcer shall be allowed to
proceed with 8. copy to the emperor of Aus
tria, and another officer to the arcbduke
Charles, geneialissimo. Granted. With
permission to lieut.. gen. O'Reily to pro-
coed himself to his sovereign.
IS. II any difficulty should arise respect
ing the meaning of the above stipulations,
the same shall be explained to the advantage ]
Of the garrison AID inhabitants Of Vienna
Granted. !
16. After the signing of this capitalization, |
and the exchange of hostages, the half moon'I
of the gate of Carintha shall be delivered !
up so~shc troops of his majesty the emperor
of the French; and the French troops shall
not enter that place un.il the Austrian troops
have evacuated it. Refused. Referred to
article g.
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