THIS Evening Arrived here Monsieur de Medac , being sent to the Queen by his Father the Baron de Ginckle , General of Their Majesties Forces in Ireland , with the Welcome News of the Actual Surrender of Limerick . The Articles of Capitulation were finally Agreed on , and Signed on the 3d of this Month , and in pursuance of them , a Gate was delivered up that Evening , it being too late then to march into the Town , which might have occasioned some Confusion ; and on the 4th the whole Irish Town was Surrendered ; the Lord Cutts marching in with 7 Regiments of Foot . The Articles are in two parts . Those that relate to Civil Affairs , are Signed by the Lords Justices , the General , and the Persons deputed by the Garrisons ; and the other , which relates to the Military , by the Generals on both sides . The French and Irish that have a mind to pass beyond Sea , are for their Accommodation to continue in the English Town , and the Island , till such time as they can be Shipp'd . The Castle of Ross and Clare , and all other Castles and Places that still remain in the hands of the Irish , are to be forthwith delivered up . Sarsfield and some others design for France , and endeavour to pick up some Men ; but the ill Usage they have had from the French in Ireland , makes very few willing to go with them .