I.
The French Garrison of Fort St. Elmo shall surrender themselves prisoners of war to his Neapolitan Majesty and his allies; and shall not serve against any of the powers actually at war with the French republic, until regularly exchanged.
II.
The English grenadiers shall take possession of the gate of the fort in the course of the day.
III.
The French garrison shall march out of the fort to-morrow, with their arms, and drums beating. The troops shall lay down their arms on the outside of the gate of the fort; and a detachment of English, Russian, Portuguese, and Neapolitan, troops, shall take possession of the castle.
IV.
The officers shall keep their arms.
V.
The garrison shall be embarked on board the English squadron, until the necessary shipping are provided to convey them to France.
VI.
When the English grenadiers take possession of the gate, all the subjects of his Sicilian Majesty shall be delivered up to the allies.
VII.
A guard of French soldiers shall be placed round the French colours, to prevent their being destroyed: that guard shall remain until all the garrison be marched out, and it is relieved by an English officer and guard; to whom orders shall be given to strike the French flag and hoist that of his Sicilian Majesty.