North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12

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snd baggage. Those OF the officers who
src married shall have the liberty 10 take
with ,lscen their wives and children, anc
ptovisioas shall be furnished TO them.
" Cranted; excepted that Mr.. DE Fsu-
dr,euil and all officers OF whatever rank
they may be, shsll GIVE Us, bona fde. all
the maps and plans Of the county"
Is. There shall be furnished one vessel
fof the passage oil Monsieur Bgot, the In
lendent and bis retinue, in which vessel
every thing necessary for him and the per-
sons he shall take with him, shall be afford
cd; he shall also take his papers, which
shall no, be visited, the equppaee. table
service and baggage & those OF his retlnue.
This vessel shall be provided with pro-
visions as Aforesaid. Granted with the
same exception as in the preceding ar
ticle."
I6. The English General shall furnish to
Monsieur De Longueil, Governor of Three
Rivers, TO the stats Of the Colony, and TO
the Commissioners Of the Navy, the ships
necessary TO take them to France, and the
most commodious possible: they shall be
at liberty 10 take with them their families,
servants, baggage ard equippage &pro-
visions shall be furnished to them during
the trip on reasonable terms, at the ex-
pense of His Britannia Majesty. "Gran-
ted"
II. The officers and soldiers belonging
TO the land troops or to the Colony, also
the Marine officers and sailors who shall
be in the Colony, shall be shipped 10
France, in vessels which shall be allotted
10 them in sufficient numbers, and the most
commodious possible; the officers of the
army or of the Navy who are married may
take with them their families, and shall have
the liberty to take with them their servants
and baggage; as TO the soldiers and sailors,
| those who are married may take with
them their wives and children, and all
shall keep their knapsacks & baggage; the
vessels shall be provided with the necessa-
~ provisions at the expense Of His Britain
mic Majesty. "Granted."
IS. The officers, and all those who fol-
low the army who shall have their baggage
in any country place, may send for them
before their departure, without they be
required or prevented from doing so.
Granted"
10. The English General shall 2 urnsh
avessel as an Hospital for those of the
officers, soldiers and sailors wounded or
sick, who shall be able 30 be transported to
France; and provisions, shall also be fur
nIshed TO them at the expense of His Bri-
fannie majesty The same thing shall be
done towards the other officers, soldiers g.
sailors wounded or sick, as soon as they
shall have recovered; the one and the
other shall be at liberty to take with them
their wives, children, servants & baggage.
and the said soldiers and sailors shall not
be solicited nor forced to take part in His
Britannia Majesty's service. Granted"
90. A Commissioner and Clerk shall be
leit to take care Of the hospitals, and 10
watch that which might concern the ser.
vice Of His Most Christian Majesty
+" Granted"
81. The English General shall also sun.
ply with ships for their passage to France
the officers Of the Superior Council. of the
Administration OF Justice, of the Police.
OF the Admiralty and all other officers hay.
ing commissions from His Most Christian
Majesty, for themselves, their families, ser
wants and equpage, as for the other officers:
and provisions shall also be furnished to
them at the expense of His Britannia Ma.
lessy, in the meantime they may be at
liberty to remain in the Colony If they
think proper, TO settle their affairs or TO
withdraw TO France when they please
Granted; but il they have papers con-
corning the government OF the Country
they must give these papers to u.s."
Ito be eontinued.)