Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
I" PINO."
Copy Of a letter from Marshal the Dake
OF Caskglione.
(Stsaed)

o. Cashglione.
FotNELLA, Dec. 8.
"I have the hOnosr 10 iaiorn YOUR rx.
cellsncy, that in the night OF the 9TH tne
Naiian division sot possession of tue re-.
DOUBT of the city, whis the division Of the
Confederation carried tue susuro of Gil.
ronelia. In consequence of this ADVANTAGES.
she enemy's comnus'c .tions we're con.
pleteiy interrupted. On the n, nj eleven
IN the forenoon general sortie w,s naie
from the town and forts ard vigorous az
tack was made or the posts they al ioss.
"Oa hearing Ihe 0risk Ciisch trse of can
non < musAe.ry, moa;1ei my aorse.. and
accompanied. tpy nv sad. or1ce.le,. to
Pasan, Sfere found the general af dIv;sf.
On Fine, who had caused .ais reserv. 81
march upon tue re1ou1t which f,r a-d tae.
priacipai part of attack IN the part of
.he 'asursents Foe two companies of
srentiisrs OF the sth and ID iglt Italians
who defended II, made Resistance o. two
hosrSfrn style w1Ich surpassed all praise.
Tine genera OF brigade Aney ,lwno vas
poaFi t&lsS Il iajoli, made 4 move nxn,
IN EivaGe;. Che snoopy being ,ak.n in
HsnS, wsss-ob4sei 20 ABANDON saer enter.
Prise; and sasing bcaihd grsas NUMBER
or kitisds - retire IN ulsordsr TO the town.
Col. Eugene, VAC also acted IN the rear
n.
ile, with "a Italian column, Joined "a It
summarized By general Anay, aud ,hsy
sP6-tsnecusy carried Inc rsd3a5is OF sac
cavalry and the chapter.
'' This afi,r tot lliT annihilatss the hooss
OF the inhabitants of q roma
The seaaei'cohsist. of recommendation
of particular corps aud officers.
The marshal duke of CastIgione enter
ed Corona co the 18th Instant. He rook
eight stand of Colours, 200 pieces OF can.
non, and 5000 troops. the folio ainx IS a
copy OF the equalization:
Capltulation OF tue city and forts of Ga.
roma concluded on the 10 h Dec,
at z in the evening.
Art, L. The garrIsoa snail march ont
with the honours Of war, aud precssd 4,
France as prisoners of war.
GIL. All the inhaoissnus shall be res.
pectei.
"III. The CAthoiae religion SHALL con.
tlnue tobe followed by me Inhabitants, and
shall be respected
CIV. AT half past eight to morrow norn.
ing. the gate of 5scours, that OF Areauvs.
and also that of the forts shall be delyerai
up to the French troops.
"V. Tomorrow morning the 11th D.c.
the garrison snail march out ofthe fortrss,
at hall past eight O'clock; they snail file
ny the gate OF Arenuys, and tns soI,lis-s
snail lay down their arms upon the giscis.
"VI. An officer of the artillery, one of
the engineers, and ooaimissary at war.
shall enter the moment possession is given
of the gates Of the city, to rece We poses.
sion OF the magazines, maps, plass, SIc.
&C."
Done at Corona. seven in the evening
Dscember 10, 1909.
The following is extracted from the
Courier, Of the 28th Of Oscem5er. reore.
sented as the leading English Ministerial
print. Although fuli Of gall towards our
government, tr will be found TO coatain Sc,
veral Important concessions.
Nae. Intel.
"Mr JAcKsoH'R Circular Letter is not
quite so clear as we could have Wished
Il to be- aztec the direct charge made IN
the presidents speech. We suppose hat
BY the second paragraph OF the letter, Mr.
Jackson meant to establish this point, that
Mr. Cann'0g's instructions 90 Mr. Grsk.ae
were made known TO tne American goy-
srnment, but that the latter s.ill cons. INT.
ed TO eonClu1e al arrsHgep mt whieh de.
parted directly from those ,aslracti,n 4 -
we ssys we suppose Mr. JAeSs5n neaus 20
establish this pD'nt, though the ntln-r il
which he hAs worded sis letter is 81 NJ
means SO-iuteil! Sole as we cluid nave