CAPITULATION-
i the Daniih ifl.in.is
Artr. i-.j Th
in the ;VtiV Incites.'
Tflanns of Sr. TV.nmas lan
,; John's, and their dependencies, ! are
reUy placed und?r the. proreclion of hit
Wqpntcr Aiajjitty,-unfl by a concul:on or
Ur4 it fhall be fettled whether they arc lo
l Do'ifh or knal fh property. - ' ; "
reared. t
rr
he illanJs of St. Thomas, and
p thrir dependencies I muff he
the r frfrce cr his Britannic
in'g advanced a lean to the
Ja.d pi.anters continue to pay
tnc method re(r!aICtj. bnio
:y; . 1 hc King of Deurk Jetams rhe rioht
Ul "gae .u the laid Uhtis wi.h the
piiou tn.it the owners, in
ex
icccaent in.Uvorab'e commercial "coni uric.'
rures and the prefe, t circuUance,, make
ajeriy , on the car-dtrjons as follow :
furrendcrJ
Military honors
n
The
re to be fhrwn at
t . . i . -.
.tinue to wfar ther I words.
offr c e rs ; to kc cp r a in d
i;
r
jJ-AU the Inhabit art tc of the ifland are to
fjy ths rullcit Ifcuijity tor their perlons
ci property; and other rights, as well as
iz'z exercilivof Helicon. ..
Anfwer. . All lJar.iI inhabitants! and the
ibiJclf cf the iflnd and of the U. States
i .America lljail enjy the "fullfft iecority
r jtucir pcriwiis ana propertie?, a? wen as
e iree exercife of refjigion, providetf thev
not endeavour colluiivelv to cover oro-:
tlind. By properties it to he underltood
doJs and merchandize now on fhbre-.
4.I Arms and amniubiiion to. be delivered
b a ccmmiilion compdSedrof officers of both
rtiei aifo thenigaiires and. prfoviiions,-
1 ivhat c!ic riiaybc tonnd in the fort as it
. . . .J . . - .. . , ; ,
1!
u
be found
planters'; the
off rccordinor to
h's laid bUyei
the Royal ioar
tlie benefit of
But with ref.
made upon the
tod;
6c drawn tip ;
tver ,
in
iiurfe...
Alt7- Danilh ofperrs of-the garrifon,
cfScers
and fa dors, to be ctmdufted
and theff
xcHca 2nd tlfewhtU to benrovided with
r pafjpo
At iwerTT
acc ordi n & t o r e t u r n $
the, fame law as-oWrni tht Britiih W'eirJ
India iflands. ' . ' ,
5
Qvrnitn'r'y land ft'f to thrir native, coun
thar may -deli re. to proceeel to
I2 ;A fecrer and jfeparate cunventioii td
pernit f Jie inhab taois of the -neihbouri gj
iftinds or from the n-tn ti trade ihnher in
ordtr to provide thelvouutry wuh frtth proi
vificnsw . ' T: . - "
"Anfwer The affirmation to this pronoG-f
tron mutt depend upon the decifions of hisj
land, - - '''V rl-'-J ;'l . ; I f1- - ;If
The free coloured pt op
land- i)3libi repardedand pj
fodcrs of . war. iid '"will be cenvvrd f. tofore. under the Danfh Co
j" i. - it f . . -J . 1 - - ; . i -i t
pu2!ible and every thcy.fliail not be forced to s
I cuty.
ts
garri
E'iropc as fpced:!
on tnutt be conGdered
no pymi-nt' thi?'vear oi fm
j which ha bien effeded fur
mt piantert.
Anfwer tp the U(i mide.
pect to the pavmeht! frv h-
loanadva.cedby the if Denn ark to
the planren, it i afted to lie lefr m rhJ
.fermiriationof the Knxg uf treat- Britain iij
' Irejand in Coui-cil, how they ar to be made!
1 '.' . - : " - . - I :1. ' '
io -inhabitaarftall b; compelled, to
carry arms or perform miiit.ir'y duty, when
iic nas mads his oath of military obedience.
Aniwer, Agree to, Lot they will be re-
Hueireu to take an oaih , of k leunce expref
ling that they w.ll r-ot tithfcropen'y or fc-
ucl,y ooany imng hoitile id the Bmiih Go
- - r
vernmcnt. ( . i'
1I 1 ne Americ-ns . (ha! be permitted
without refttaint tojexport produce of the
lliand ahd provide nectftrU. The u.ha'4
I bltants alfo to fh;n! ri 'IhiJira:
. ... ,r . ...
tJ.iwer. i nele colonies mult trade under
permi&on tojdepart in the moQ cciivenient
mauner vxihjp'porr- bat' their lUy. htrj
-iiiiin iJut rAitea a n.pnin-i
.mtflioned vfTkeri mtli be
.Wajcfly lhall direct.
; "17- ' derftcod it -is horn d "tii n,-J
blunging to the Un il, ibeftfc' W ether
fubjects cockered zs neutral, at ro be
'I t
J ne i.on.com-
cil:cled ;or a bis
c o i 1 1 ti r re ti ra . n rvn? r t v l f r;:n f , J! .
cTotinue a fuch. ! -
hers' and to
; r.iwer. 'Agree.d; V ;" f I
' iS. Shall l the police cf this idandWlinuc
to. perform their ctfcYul cfuiy With ihe"fam'
aitfiority a undei-.the Din! fliGovpi nment.
snd with the known uf?ge if the'feo ony r
Anluer, Areedcniejsl ordcttd .. other-
I19. The property, afloat ccr.fdfred fo be
given into the hand of the rit.fh Co.n
manderk wi.tl.be cor fide red, : it is licped, a
left under fequeflratipn, "and rot be difpof
et bfA hut iri'caic cf a declartion d war, &c
tal ftch property to be treated in the fame
manner as was tfbal, in cale bf dc'clarat oni
;byf Britifti cruisers before the pirefrnt inilun
.derttanding between the Uritifli and Darfli
nation. - ' ' ' "; - ' :-) -j 1
; Anfweril Ths property afloat will' be de
taln'cd apretabre' to hu fvlljelly VinttniCioti
in; the hands of Spent who '.are refponli Me
for; their coiducV and afel only to d.fpofe
, ofj-per'ifljabltrt'icles. ' It will pre bab y be
;foimd expedient 10 fend pal t c f thils j.u perr
ry to Europe, to wtit hiJ Maji fly's. decilU'
V
i
on.
dulirnce fhewn them.
" r
uo.miunry co o quartered sn hnules
?t irt b-irragldi. artd decent Vnoms ito n.
M bv the iuroherliCounci', and a com-
scion anoointed to that mirnnlp. i . I. .
J'Thc, Danifii lawsfand ordinances tb re.
?m in tore
Anfwcr. The:Danifh free coloured ped-j j tlje &tpty.
a l. cbur
occupied by , the
- VI
svrf-nm.cntj
idites.in
and judicial bfces
preftnt officers. Ii
ii wu.j,ucdi iive piace to me
Ijuflic ajf Ctpcn-ha.fJtfny Aniej
hrre. by the Errhlh
lit of ihrcs ct the
icvv and t wo refpecta-
'cpizcnsj' pcqyai'utd' with the .Diniili
Jfh taws and
' otoi ef
ft
e cstid
r ..ill
lis
n
for.i
' i. . v . - . ... ! .
Dir. will be nroiec.id Ztia
: J r. I ' , .;
rot hi forced tp cp sny. n:
"thry-niuft tke .the oath if
fcrniabSy ro the ai.jvvti to
'I he prcliir.i'nu'ry a:t
'this nrmofi d"rr.r.id1anbn d;
r r 7 . ... . : i ; - n
ffficcrs lent on bo?rd the jfj .tt afcertain t het
number oj Dnulii tioopn lu
land at le-ff- - ' V ;
Anfwsr. His Excellency
2?. I riC irrP7 tnrirenn ro Ihr n-arrifnr
it-iy duty, buj Jji-ving -firreat rracliceih ihfe iflard. wi;l bc!
conf i.e. tfered it iklbcntd to remain und.flnrhed as'
. . . . l r : . ... . . :tT .1. . A "
cies on . wnicii
pnds. that., the
rrmatii in
perlons fillirg civil
Y 'P ne L'porcbaticn of their Ex
'(JomnianJera In Clhief-''--' la
to hi
a I," to lie
croman
prelnt.. 'lint
niuli be fab-
I vernr is not cpfc'ifd 6 fig:
until the return of rhe etne:
fee the Britifh;troopsi! .
l'e In the ecjteral clalci
neiriral property to be relp
r as at
cfSces
crllencifis
her event
liritshnic rijefty in.
But I i' V to Jiwful ovners ii alfb comp
his
J !
n
.irf'$ and public" treafyM-es,1 all.
Ocn ketfpiv'trc and accounts, afchieyes
. . V . . t . r i J . I
remain m ritolefted under the
..; -.. ..
mu-
:he
or the leibecfive ofHcers Ifor
riecurjjv ar.n nf " h
; 2o. Iii regard to the twelfth article cf the
csf'pitnltrbn. referred to theXdeternjirat on
of?his Brit5T!nic A'lajffly, lit J& 'hopfp their
I5ccellcnciee& the CcmfnancJers 'in'Chrt't will
give a provifory crder to ftdrnit'all trsders
vi'h DrovffionV' aj heretof'nrf.' heanfe thi'
i i maim irom mn eoiate wants nr mrnti mm
P c'f 'h.i:. ifi j iijight becxpolcd to ir conviniencie and fof-)"-otfttrd
a herei j ferir jr.-f ' .''"'' ; - "
verl;ment, and 'j Ariwrr. The Co'irrn archer in Chief, wilt ' '
i . . ill:' ' : . i 'l - - .
do any military tike the carter irto c6 tide 'ration, be
L J dijTpcfed to do what nr.sy ,tc of udvantaae,
j i : I i t J , !:! . . .1.- j "
be ifi?
lo
and will
be three ttibin
he Diniili Go
the capitulation
particblar Vecarded prae"titfontr in the co
vmwrr . -.rtiii, i.tvirg uatn or aner-,
ce.-.fC- 'H-1'- .. :.-: K-''IfV t..
"jii For the ufe rf .thl and ether TJarifh i
iflands has been ifTued by .his pcn.fii Majelly
paper corr tr.cy, whereof a f cochder able
ri he has lent rd v3nd zi
j ;fcmis kqw in-pcffefHon ofl ile:'Commnniiy'
j. and as liuh paper money has h5therto paffed a
of Dani(h,; and
6ed
l:to the Great tife and convenience of the in-
t. i. t ! . . :. 3. I. 1 J - . I- . i. :m k ,; r .'.1
iiaDiiani uopcu. tnai tt - win ntnceiorta
uvrf. -All '.pro pent v belong? no: to
or theQc,vfrnmebt mufti bej piven up
sntafinjr Vhuftt. all niihllr I rr..
be fu6ijiitted to the 'infpec-
ft-lh, and the records and pa
f us: and pap
avfthe lir
l4 proper
9: til. iMai
v;rds' bs allowed
11
. . .!..... V. '. f
bird propofiticri
tary -ports - and
iio-asioon a tnc
to .remain
tfy the King of Denmark hav
1 the vells and all rifoperiie
..... l 1 . : . I . -
FiirViA r hat. mirr hr rrriive.
time; the D2nifh colonies remain ijipolTciiip
of his Britannic ivlajtity
Anfv. er. "To reply .to t
additional, all the forts. mii
capltOlaupu ii ratificci bylei Cdintaander ip
unier. - . : . . j ..... .. . t ; .. .-'.'
.16. Itis reqiiefled that the military and
navai officers fhoufd! be permitted either. to
remain nre or to return bj the way of A;
m erica or any other jneutralj flate, and that
the private Joldiers and fader fhculd be
I piUVIUCU Willi pa UJ-'WI w :
5 Anfwer. 1 he efficers cf t
Ihrpnfdners'ci war rn their Ipai tic
noi to icrtcuH aciaidj aad
as belonjrjj be orcJere d topafs(at current rconey : ,
.prchenfie I ( Anfwer. i he Com man den in Chief per
i afloat , in this jjt he paper money of Denmark to pafs;-:ive-
during'jhel currfntfor theconveniene'e of tbr colony, ".
main in nolle Hi ori 1 'i ... .ii.-.
OUl UU I.Ut MU lUiUII II.UICIIUIQI) IU lObC
it in lare payments or Engiifh ftarenfor,"
therr .;wages.... rj-.,. :- - vh. . j.ji
:...,.;--:;.. ..: '4. .-.-4, : -j .-;.. :;'
TtcviaSxt itb, March, i8ci, :, : -
G. V- Von Sthoi
.'I
to
he army, ate -
cfhoiit5ut,
wlil have
en
1 ..h
Fred. Maitland, Brig. Gen
E. D. King, Capt. H. Nitf '
Ralif.edt- i . -. u '
John Thcs. Duckworth, U. Ad. :
.Thomas Trigge, llieul. General.
1 1 ii! 1 1 - j i .
r The articles of capitulation cf the o
ther lllands iurrencered toj mc iSritill. vers
n I 1 i '
lixniiar 13 ice aoovcj
I".