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C O LOG N - Oil, i y-
THE following are the conditions of rieuy
' trality j concluded at NeUwieoh ' the ;
39th ul't. betweta the French and 'Auftrian :
generals. ' '. ' ' ' '('. . ; f . i '
appurtenances Scanhot, .be occupied by . any
-ti-oops, cither r incb:oF- Auitriaow-
3. .The advniiced , nofts of the reflective.
corps fhali be rem ovej from each other, one
lindred and fifty pacesy. 4z. The French
to count ironuhq iait houfe on .the right fide
of the city," r.nd the Auftrians from tire laft
houfe jto the left ipf the cityv ancl ? from , the
fc'ifthc'cdartgatdenv1."; '. ":.:-.ti-:r-.; ';,'.
In virtite ; of the prefent treaty vhe ;
French'troops lhaft hot attack the tit nor; the
. Auiirian generals conftruct offe nfive or i: de-
-lenuve worics, wmcn. may damage the pndge
ontnervmne.
4. There fhaU be -French and sn Auftriin
. onir enaDiuJif d in tne city,- cnarged to an.:
. 'fwer forxthe infringement of this article.
, ; 5.!.Thelinei)fcentries in the plain wili.be.
ruled accordinxco military law and iri a 'iiiitni-.
ner'ico'.npitible with thepofitionof the two
torj-'S of troops. ' . ,
rr6'" A1 ! the fortification works confrrufted
in the ckyi-hall be raz'e' uneihAinfeaioa
" of tiic ning:ftrate. ' ' ; .
' '.. : t 7 , To avoid all fpecies of niifunderftanding ;
it is- rnutuaily agreed that no foldier. either
FrcnciiSr Auftnan-, fliall enter intb the citvK
witnont ' an fxprels permiilron from- his chief.
. The eltablilhed officers' at -Neuwied will take
cirt jo Have thisarticle executed. ' A dOpli
?' ca'tc of tKe'refent'( treaty has been delivered
vto the mjgillf ate of Neuwied ; , " -
A H T S, oaoher to.
' The Dunkirk floating battery has perifhed.
in the harbour, by the explofion of the pow.
der on board. Afingleman, out of fifty,
nine, who compofed its crew has alone been
a faved. : ' -x-
- , ., OCTOBETI 10.
. j; ..OFFICIAL NEWS .
: Army, of the Sambrc and Meufe.
Letter from jourScn, CtnerelU Chief, to the
;.ermy oftheSmnbre and Me:fet dated Dent z,
f Y Vinlemcrc (Sept J
Infirrouies, caufed by the, multiplied fa
tigurs ofthe, war, have obliged me to folicit
my rt-treau , Accuftomed to regard you as
., 6iv children, yo'.t may judge of the . regret
" ! bich 1 feci ht. feparating from you. , You
have beea night and day the objecY cf my
. fjlicirudts. y Though Went; you will ftill
be b. My foul, my heart, Will follow you
every where. . One thiilg alone alleviates my
furrow on quitting you it is, that I leave
you in the hanu's of an experienced ofllcer,
. whofc virtues and yhofe talents prcfage the
moil happy fuccefs. y . .. .
General Bournonvillc talces thcprovifional
' jco.n naiid uf the army j fctonded by the brave
gciuraU. by whom you havcleen fo often ,
tomliiclcd to vklory. I (lull earn with in.
finite pleafurc, in my retreat, your glorious
; exploit!. Preferve your ellceni and friend.
.i:p for me ; I truft I merit them both t and
. ty'nie ih.4 I am obliged to be feparated
. .. from. you.., , , .
11 i JOlJRDANf '
, ,. Extraft of a letter from gen. Bouroonville,
commander m thief of the army of the Sam.
brc and Mcufc. '
Headquarter Mulheini, 8 Vcn
dftnairc (Srpt. 30.)
The dmfion lately Marccau') provTorily
ecumunded by the general of brig-ide Hardy
ajittackcd the day before yeilcrday. by
three columns of the enemy. One of the
cohtt nut paflcd the Scltt and Siclic cn Loch
and poftcd Itfclf on the Plateau of fVurllatt ;
: the fecond pIlcd itfclf on Niderhulm, and
- the third on Obcrcnldcr. The cccmy has
been repmfcd every where - Qufon:
of the 2d regnneiit of huflari ihe-i 1 uh; re
giment ofchaiTeurs, aindthe 6th, of caViilry,
'dillinguiihed themfelves oti the tight by 'fpnr
charges,' which forced the enemy., to repaiV
the ifltz. Theyjiave loft many men,', and
Ve. hameA9o prifoners In this, aitafk.;
Coptaineiret did' wonders with two
ieee)fgtorolle
enemy, wo ot, which he tlilmounted. . I he
3ivLn of, the Gendarmerie conduced
. themlelves well in thecentrel and the 108 th
grenadiers, the 55th demi-brigades, . and the
9th light infantry did prodigies 6a the left,
fbe ei-my being harboured id the village of-Nidder-Ingeiheini,
we have been obliged to
lit fire to it to diflodge them The cotnbaV
commenced at five o'clock in thi morning,
and did not end till the fame hour in the e-
venmg .It was a warm one. : ,"-.'
Yetterday evening about, five o'clock the
enemy prefented themfelves to the grand
guard Df the diyifida General Lefrbyrcj, and
to thedivifion of Championet, anfa cannon
ade took place. The enemy had twelve hun
dred horfe, wp battalions and fix pieces of
cannon Thev had feveral wounHfl rrt
wT 1 -It f W
officers killed, and feveral prifoners. Ifup.
pofe that they have taken this meafure in or
der to difcover a movement which. I made at
that moment . ',. '
fiOURNOMVJLL!E.
ftto officers iBd'"pivate.:'-f : -1 .-.. '
; ; beP.uHf fo the firit' Auftrianpoft.
he officers n!y upon tlirr parole,
lhall be conduced whither-they Jileafe. To 1
be fufniOied during their-march viith viciinla
and Jorage , : General, WurmleAto br in-
Mormea ot its lurrendcr only after its com.
I pletio. , 1 ;:y'r---T
(Signed) . -rUCH.-
Uannftander of the ariion;
Pdrto levnam. Sett. ' r-j.
Head.quarters, Bols de StrAnnl
. (ignedj , ; ; ; v ANGER EA0
L ET T!?, ft
Written to. the Auftrian omMdeyy iteiur-
If T l ." k . ' L
. ave received the rhtvl SV' ,'
5on which you offer to capitulate! and Ifend
"y cpiy io each article. ' You wai leC
that I di) riot abufe my advantages'; butitis
neceffary l ilxould teU you; thatfH is ufetefs'v
-to quibble about it ; .wh i fferris irreca-.
verable. I; wait your final arifwer half aa
hour at moft.
(Signed) "ANGEREAU.'
(Counterfigned) BERTHIER.'
LONDON.
The following is the fneerh nf.rli- RSnrtv
Horn the Speaker of the Irilh Houfe of Com
mons at the bar of the . Houfe of Lords, oft
prdnting the bills of Supply of this prefent
feflion, to his Excellency the Lord LJeuten
ant for the Royal aflent ;- 1 . ;
f, mould teel a pnde m repeating
fentiments of loyalty which dired the Com-
mons in all their deliberations ; but the bills
of fupply which , they now offer,' declare it -more
ari'edually than it is in the power of a
ny language to exprefs. - We.arca part of
the empire j' we will ftand br fall; with Bii
tain '; it is our repeated determined refolution,
and this nation will exert all its powers, and
will call forth all its fources; to fupport with
her the common caufe, to Uphold the fafety '
of the laws, the religion, and conuitution,
againft the overthrow which the prefent un
provoked and unexampled, war attempts to
threaten them with. Peace is an object moft
devoutly to be wimed, but an infecurc peace
is only a fmothered .war ; for a lalling and
honourable pne (and none cart be lalling that
js not honourable) we look t6 the powerful
iinpreffions which the abundant relources of
the empire, the vigour, and his majefty ex-.
cTtions, . anu tne cordial caoperauon of all
his fubjccls,-muft make on the common ene
my We have, accordingly, with an unani
mous voice, granted fupplies to the utmoft
defire exprefled by his majefty's mmiften ;
and in doing fo, we look backtwith grrat fa
tisfadYion on the energy,. wfdora,'and econ
dmy with which the very liberal fupplies of
tlie Liftfeflions havi fun vltwIoIOl ,,mAm
Kilmaine made his difpofitions, and attacked ' our cxccl,cn7 gorcrnmcnt. .Thedcfencd
the two different points which the enemy ?f the mm due attenUon paid to
evacuated al his approach, after a flight fire 1 iri The Ipirit of infurreaion has been vU
gui yvuy, 1 upjreueu . wncrever it , appeared ;
ARMY of ITALY. .
Extradt oi a letter from general Buonaparte
commander in chief of the army of Italy to
the executive directory. , . , ' '
Head-quarters at Milan, the loth. ,
Vendemaire, (Oft. 1.) 5th year. ":
After the battle of St. Geonre
draw Wurmfer into a fecond engagement, in
order to weaken his garrifon by frequent en.
gagementa'outfideofthe walls, we therefore
took good care not to occupy theSeraglio, in
hopes that he would draw upon the fame
We continued only to occupy the bridge of
Covernolo in order to facilitate the paffage of
of the ManicioO ' '' N
On the fourth fupplementarj day the e
nemy went with 1500 men,- cavalry, to
Cartellecio. Our piquets fell back as they
had been ordered. The enemy went no
further': the ad Vendemaire they marched
towards Govcrnolo, following the right bank
of the Minicio: after a very lively cannonade,
and feveral charges by our infantry they were
routed, and had eleven hundred taken pri
foners, and five cannon witft caiffoons com
pletely fixed.
General Kilmaine, to whom I had given
the command of the two divifions which be.
ficge Mantua, remained in the fame pofition
until the 8th, hoping the enemy from a de
fire to obtaui forage, would attempt a fally ;
but the enemy had encamped at the Char
trcufe before the gate of Pradclla and at the
Lhauel before the gate ot Crtneft. General
. The out pbfts of general Vaubois have PaYf..-Mrngefi htpe, from the.
encountrrcd the Auftrian divifion which is . B'K"" et rninefir nd tpucilhting mo.
to defend .iyroif and has taken ilo nrifon. 1 M"-MVM r " "v ujsrucayourcxcciicn.
cr cf the enemy.
' .. BUONAPARTE.
COPY or thb CAPITULATION,
Opened by the AufkUni at Porl Leqnagit and
the reply of fnrerrau.
, The Auftrian garrifon demands to march
out frctly with the honours of war.. .
Anfwc r. They mail, and be fent ptifon
crs into France. ..
To prefcrve all the fiagi, cannon, and
ammunition, waggons, horfes, &c. '
e A. Thcfa mull ue delivered to the French
army
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All the bagjige anO horfci belonging to
cyTs conduct, hnce vour arrival in thi Lin
uom, .that under, the aWiti6nal powers with
which ihe laws of the feflion will have the
armed nugiftracy, it will bo totally and fnee
dily fubdued. :
NE W - VbR K'Scvcmkr Ut
Captain Coob, of the fliipHavn, arriv
yclterday frbm udi., which he left the 9th
Ot Ofto.be r, informs, that about the 20th of
September the SPANISH FLEE F, confiil.
inj; of near 40 fail Ict't that lur hour, and
with the intention, ai wasfuprofed of join,
ing a FRENCH FLEET, in the Mcditer-
ranean 1 lc Briiini vclWU rcmair.eJ
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