Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20

~ escape. The two chiefs consent
/sgn the engagement which fellows,
n some hours after, the three supple
.cntary articles which are anneAed.
,c's.attoas demanded 5y Ne French commanders
Ny 1. Demand The goyeraonr, the seco al
/hmand, and all the troops o! the French lie,
military agents, shall be sent to France, prison
4 Answer Count LIMOS and Baron Boyer o.Pay-
reeGu, ~; troops OF the Eeuci, lae, w.tl the All
Hilary agea;S, shall he sent Co frame to the DukU
oil Wellington prisoners of war, ncenring TO the
tenour OF the proclamation of lis ENeciiency Sir
Jsaes Lsi;li.
No.2. Denaud The officers shall preserve ther
SO sltls, and all their military baggage.
Answer Refused, except as Responsible baggage
belonging personally 20 the military.
No. J. All the national guards nj the ccleny
ehnn Ic Suffered to 80 peaceaby to their own
homes.
Answer. the militia who have already gone 10
.heir bacs, sail he prOt, ,tcd, and e.r property
respected. Brt tlie part who are t4ken in arms,
shall be treated prisoners of war, and immediate
y transported.
No !. Demand No individual Of GuadaIoupe
aud it's dependencies shall be called in question Tor
political opinions or actiors to this date, and they
shah, be put undec the protection Ibis Britsnnic
| Na;e,iyi
=. Nuswer. No PERSON shall be questioned by tie
oyerniDent o. his Britannia majesty For opinions
oi,lcal eonlue, 20 ;his date.
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Private properly shall he respected aud put under
Y.he projections Ul his Viiianuc Majesty.
Answer. Granted, AS respects the laws aud pr-
vate property On SHORE.
T.SivLes! JANlES LElrH.
The eondi;ions ,ncnose, ly Sir james Lei,A are
accepted. august 10, 1873.
iSi4lle.ll COuNT 0F i.INaIs,
RoYEn DK rEYsEIYAU.
o''"' 6'"'e"o' ' 5 8, ; se Ae'A' Commander il
Nal Al the forts redouits, and every other
alsce to,,ife Is, W;ilery in the colony shall he de-
sg,r inu.edat iy 20 tue ,coopa CT his Britannia
Mejes'y.
pubic money, rrci.:ys, plans, ail That belong to
Tie evil and military administrations, magazines
\snd arms Il etcry kiHa, and every other species
p5uubrc pvaysrv ahai be delivers, over inruedi-
S.eiy TO e1pn'ni.ssri-s osned by tee general in
hief
No 3. Al ncrsous urder arr,ls included in these
spulaio,s sl,ai march from Their respective posts
at o'clock this afternoon, 10 thc place fixed uron
having first given mp their arms. ,,,,. ,,.,.,
fSicBedl JAMES l.EFIH.
The thrce articles above ,rc accepted.
Sened Cpiut LIMOS,
BOYER DE PEYnELEAU.
On the morning of the 10th, Sir James
th had his head quarters ut the house
yet, halfa league from the town Of bas-
- The tr-coloured flag yet noat-
- over the walls of Fort Charles, but at
rs o'clock it was pulled down and replaced
by the British flag.
At o'clock his excellcncy the gener-
al in chief made his entry into the town
and took up his quarters ut the hotel of
the government, precisely Is hours from
the time of his landing at Grand Cove.
There are few examples ofso grand n
result obtained in so short n time with so
little loss. The British army had but a
bout IS men killed or wounded. The re-
bells lost hundred.
French figaes Acton, AreSagcr andsD;ii;gent
operated unlcr ft command ofN NefalcOiIt, Mh great
y1ul and oll conduct,