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

.rxirsa Fshrsts, s9nlefss Fall'sisHfbs OF aah'
err v~sso shah have deserted OF zen the
.xr,see Of sher sovereign and borne arms
Ia North AFuer,ca, shall b on both u'des
psfdosed 81 their crimes; they shall 'e-
x,~c,5vesy be given IN their eountfy, OF
sssherw,se they shall remain where they
are. without beisg subject 10 annoyance Of
saoles,s,ioa. Refused"
7. The magazines, the aftsHery, hrc
arms, swords, mentions al war, and IA
a word eff that bt@ones 90 Ills Most Chris
tisn Majesty, in the city of Montreal and
Thrrr Rivers as well ss in the Forts and
tss,ss mentioned "a the Sfd article, shall b~
delivered with exact inventories TO the
Conrs.ssinnefs who staA be prepared I"
receive them ia HES Britannia MsIesiy's
ns,ne. .issrer -" Copies IN due form
of said inventories shah be remiued 10 the
Marquis De vsudrcuil; that is all tba, can
be asked on this article"
g. The officers, soldiers, sailors and even
the Indians detained on account OF their
wounds or by sickness in the Hospitals, as
well Is 10 the pfiva,e.houses, shall have
The benefit Of the cartel and shall be treated
accordingly. .7nrrer The sick and the
wcunded shall be treated the same as
our own people"
0. The English General shall be obliged
n send back to their homes the savages
the Indians and moraignans which iare in
his army, Immediately after the signing Of
the present capitalization; and in the mean
time 10 prevent oil disorder from those who
.hsll not have left. Protection" shall be
given hy the General to all those who
may ask il, 10 the city and in the coun-
nv places. .fnsper The first refused;
no cruelirs have been committed by the
Indians oil our'army, and good order shall
be maintained"
10. The General Of His Britannia Ma
ies,y shall guarantee no disorder on the
par, OF his troops, and shall subject them
20 pay the damages they may do in the
cities, as well as in the country places
Answered by the preceding article"
II. The English General shall not,
oblige the Marquis De Vaudreuil to leave
the city Of Montreal before the
and no one will lodge in his Hotel before
his departure. Monsieur lie Chevaier De
Levy, commanding the Land troops and
those of the Colony, the Engineers, the
Artillery officers and the Commissioners OF
war, shall likewise stay at Montreal until
said day; and shall keep their Judgement;
The same thing will be observed towards
Monsieur Bigot, Intendan, of the Commits
sioners Of the Navy and officers Of rank,
whose services Monsieur Bigot may re-
quire. .7nnrer:--".The Marquis De Vau-
dreuil and all these gentlemen shall keep
their Judgments and houses, and shall sail
90 soon as the Kings ships shall be ready
10 pu, to sea for Europe, & all accommo-
da,ions possible shall be furnished to
them"
IL. The best ship that can be procured
shall be given Tor the passage 10 the first
sea port OF France, for the Marquis
De vsudreuil; the requisite rooms on
board OF this vessel shall be given for him.
self, Madame the Marchioness De Vau.
dreuil, Monsieur De Rigaud, Governor of
Montreal, and the suit of this General.
This vessel shall be provided with the
necessary vic,uals at the expense of His
Britannic Majesty; and the Marquis De
vaudreuil shall take with him his papers,
withou, being visited; and he shalt ship
with him all his equipage, table service,
baggage; and those OF his retinue. "Gran-
ted; except the documents necessary for
the government Of the country"
Is. lfbefore or after the sailing of the
Marquis De Vaudreui, the news of the
peace should be known, and that by the
treaty, Canada should remain TO his Most
Christian Majesty, the Marquis De yau-
dreuil would come back to Quebec or TO
Montreal, oil matters would remain iniheir