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• TREA rr BL•TWEEN UREAr BRITAIN AND RUSSIA. R.Z.JPECI IN 1 Z 151. T% SION lab AT PARIS, DICM ISIS. In the Name of the hcly and un.livided Trinity, His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain avid Ireland, his Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias, his Majesty the Empetor of Ans. tria, King of Hungary arid Bohemia, and his Ma jesty the King of Prussia, animated by the desire of prosecuting the negotiations adjourned at the Con gress of Vienna, in order to fix the destiny of the • Seven lonian Islands, and to insure the independence, liberty, and happiness of the inhabitants of those islands, by placing them and their Constitution under the immediate protection of one of the Great Powers of Eurepe, have agreed to settle definitively by a special Act whatever relates to this object,- which, grounded upon the rights resulting from the Treaty of Paris, of the 3tlth May, 1814, and likewise upon the Bri•ich Declarations at the period when the Bri tish arms liberated Coign, Z4r.re, Cephalonia, Santa, Ithura, Ithaca, and Paso, shall be considered as foe ming part of the General Treaty concluded at Vienna on the 9th of June, I SIS, on the termination of the Colvtess, and in order to settle and sign the said Act, the High Contracting Powers liave nomi nated Plenipotentiaries ; that is to say, his Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and It eland, the Right Hon. Robert Stewart, Viscount Cas tlereagh, Knight of the most noble Order of the Garter, a member of his said Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, a Member of Parliament, Colonel of the Londonderry Regiment of Militia, and his said Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs ; and the Most Illustrious and Most Noble Lord Arthur, Duke, Marquis, and Earl of Welling ton, Marquis of Douro, Ste. and Commander of the Forces of his Britannic Majesty in France, and of the army of his Majesty the King of the Low Countries ; and hi. Majesty the Emperor of all the Kussias, the &cur Andie Prince of Rasoumoffsky, a Member of his Imperial Majesty's Privy Council; Etc.; and the Shur John Count- Capo d'lstria, a Member of his Imperial Maj,s; y's Privy Council, Secretary of State, &e.—who, alter having exchanged their full powers, round to he in good and due toim, have agreed upon ing Articles : Art. 1. The islands of Corfu, Cephalonia, Zane, Maura, Ithaca, Cergo. sad Nen, eeph them dependencies, aiu els as they are stegcttlked iu the Iti lb, c.otan his Majesty the Lmpomor of all the ituh.ias and tl.e (Montan l'orte, of the ttitt of March, IaGO, tam 3 Ping'. , free said independent mate ruder the denomination of the Unked l itates of the lonian Islands. Art. 2. his Stare shall be placed under the irtUnediata and ez e:uove protection ut big Majesty the King of the limited King -44..m of Great Bikini. sod Iretand, his bars anti sticcessois. The other Contracting Powers Jo conorwittly.renounce every right or oarticolar pretensur . which they might have formed in respect to them, and formally guarantee all the dispesitions ot the present Tree•y. • Arc. 3. The Visited Stares of the lonian Islands shall, with the approbation of the protecting Power, regulate their internal orgaiiisation; and in order to give to tell the parts of this urgani ea ion the necessary consistency and :action, his Britannic Ma jesty will employ a particular soheitutle with regard to the legis lavon and the ret.eral adittiListration ef those States, his Majesty will th. refore appoint a I .ird High Commissioner to reside there. invested with a 1 the necessary rower and ainhoritigs for this purpose Art. In order to carry into execution without delay the ad polatinos mentioned jet the Articles preceding, and to ground the.yolitical re-oigattization which is actually in force, the Lord Nal Commissioner of the Protean. g Power shall regulate the ft rms of convocauon of a legislative Assembly, of which he shall direct the proceedings, ill order to draw up s New Consti. twit:nal Charter for the States, which his Majesty the King of the U; Led Kingdom ot Great Britain and Ireland shall be re- Tecate,' to ratify. Limit such Constitutional Charter shall have been 160 drawn tip, :old duly ratiboil, the existoig Constitutions shall remain in force in th daf-rem Islands. and so alteration shall be made in them, except by his Britannic Majesty in Council. Art. S. •In order to ensure, without restriction to the 'nimbi tauts of the United States of the lonian Islands, the advantages resetting front the high protection under which these States are ylaced, as well as for the exercise of the rights inherent hi the said protection. his Britannic Majesty shall have the debt to oe t,:py the fortresses and places ot those States. and to maintain &arrisons in the same. Ihe military foice of the said United leaves shall also he under the enters or the ComumaJer-in-Chief o: the truopoot his Britannic Majesty. Att. 6. His Britannic Majesty consents, that a particular Con vention with the Government of the said United State, shalt re. pate accorilVg to 'the revenues of those Stares, every thing which may telaie to the mattitenance of the fortresses already raison, as we as to the subsistence and payment iv the British , A rrisoes, and to the number of suer ofwitich they shall be coat i 05..k1 in time of peat.e. 1 he -aloe e :cii.yeetion shall likewise fix the relations which are to exist tan'. ten the united force and the lonian Government. A. I. 7. The I radmg Itia l of the United Seams of the lonian Panes •Itall be aclu.maletlgtd by all the Contra:tine Pat ties as tote t .4 a Free and I udependene State. It shall cirri with the coloori and altove ainv,rial bearino thereon displayed before t o year 11107. such °deer J. his Britannic M jest' , may think penitt4 to grant, as a mark of the i•r4tect'on under which the said Wino) holies am pieced. and for the more effectual furthirance of 0.1 , peutectiun, all dee Ports and Kr hours of .he said Sme ary Well declared to he. still respect tis honorary and military rigl,t4. vrubin Brsti.h jori:lettion. llie Commerce between the l ured tertian States xe.l the Demi ofu:is of his laspesi;:taimi Royal Apes. aehic Majesty shah enjoy die slaw adywitages and facilities as that of Great B.ltom with the said Linked Stales. None but Commercial Awns or Console charged sagely with the carrying ou coniniercist reletions, and subject to the regulation: to er Nth Cowered:A Agents or Consols ate au: jeer in other Independent Crates, shit be accredited to the United States of the lonian islands. 'Ar. P. All the Powers which signed the Treaty of Paris of the Nth of May, 1614, and the Act of the Con;tress ot Vienna of the 9th of luxe, J8)5; and also his Majesty the King of the Two `.tellies, and the Ottoman Porte, shall be invited to accede to the present Cativo whin. Ar. 9. 1 he present Act shall le• ratified, and the ratifications shall be rachatigiel.in two ntontht , of rootlet., if risible. In wa:ms, whereof the reo r ectise Pleropmentiaries have sign ed it, and leave slfixel thereunto the sealcof their arms. Done at Paris the .sth day of November, in the year of our Lord tills. (Signed) CAW, t a RIAGU. (L. S.) WIELLINGTON. (L.S.) 14 Prince de II ASOUXOPTSILY. la Comte CAPO a i ls s VIA. (L. S.) A Dot& squadron, under the command of Vice.' Admiral VAr.-131twass, with troops, sailed from Flush. ung on the 21st ult. in order to take possrsbion of the Dutch West-India Idauds, ceded to Hoiland by the late Treaties, NEXT raUlteiDAY—the Two GRAND 1 1 1:1zrs FIF IT THOUSAND PoUNDs (Consols) mu,t he drawn. filet's are selling• for the seci.nd divisiho of tt,t• Lot. , ery i)y CARROLL, 7, Cornhi.l, and 26, OalOrd-smet, who s IJ, on Saturday la*t, hi- 217, the only Priz. of k!•000, in Elf•vor Shares.—N. B. Orders by Pos: executed at the fallowing Prices s--Hal( £l5. ll*. Quarter 47. §d.—,six teenth 42, • THE EVENING STAR. LO N DON. NEW CAPITAL 1111 [TRY WITH TWO GRAND PRIZES OF FIF I Y 1 HOUSAND POUNDS, AND oNLY FIVE MOM ND TICKE la, MUST ALL BE DRAWN NIXT THURSDAY. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1815. Pima OF STOCKS nus D. 41 AT I WELVE O'CLOCK. Reduced 54 61—Cons. too. matt—tor on. 611 6i 4 per Cont. 74111-5 per Cent. shut—Ruud& 4i. Sc. pre. Omnium 14 pr.—Do. pay. 143 pre. Lecbequer bilk Its. to Sa. pr. To-day we received the Paris Papers of Wednes day : they do not enable us to give our Readers any information on the subject of LAVALEI sentence does not seem to have been executed. I lis appeal to the Court ofCassation gave him only duce days longer between his sentence and execution. — it is probable, however, that a few days more ni.iy have been added from some delay in assembling the Court. A profound silence reigns also in the French Papers on the subject of Nay. TIIRODORI Rozav, a Captain of the Ex-Imperial Guards, was shot at Bourges on the 23d of Novem ber, for exciting a revolt among the Chasseurs and drummers of his regiment. He has bequeathed 300 francs tlear to each of the nine unfortunate men whom he seduced. When the piquet which was to execute the sentence on him arrived at his prison, he had given himself a mortal wound with a large nail, and he was therefore carried on a mattress to the fatal spot where he was shot. PARIS, NOVEMBER 29. Yesterday two persons were convicted before the Tribunals of Police of uttering seditious espressions. Ons of these persons was cook many years ago to the unfortunate Princess Lamballe, and had ever since received from the present Royal Family of France a penbion of ten crowns per month. At four o'clock yesterday there was a meeting of 411 the Ministers at the Duke de Richelieu's. Baron Reinhard is appointed French Ambassador to the Congress at Frankfort. Several persons have been attacked with hydropho bia near Orleans, in consequence of being bit►en by mad dogs. The Prefect of Loiret has taken mea sures for the destruction of these animals. The German Gazettes contradict the report of Schullmeister having been set at liberty. Base pieces of 20 francs, arc now circulating in Germany in great numbers. The troops and artillerymen at Vincennes took the oath of fidelity to the King on Wednesday, with the greatest enthosiasm. General Digeon offered arty of them permission to leave the service if they did not like it, and the answer was unanimously, Vive le Roi !" One artillery man stepped forth and requested leave to retire, but on account of having two aged and infirm parents to support ; it was granted him on the spot. We hear from Vienna, that among the papers found on Murat were several letters from his wife, written from her asylum in Austria, and in which she wishes him every success in his enterprise; in consequence of which, the papers of the Countess of Silevika, the intimate friend of Madame Murat, and Prince Cariati, have been seised ; her confidant, M. Griffiths, an English Physician, has also been arrest ed, not being under the protection of the English Ambassador. It is reported that a residence in Switzerland has been assigned to the Duchess of St Lieu, her son and suite. We do not vouch for the truth of it. By virtue of an Ordonnance of the King, a Com. mission has been formed, under the superintendence of the Minister of the Interior, to report to his Ma. jesty, on the Ist January, 1816, on the present state of the Schools of Medicine and Surgery in France, and to suggest such modifications as these establish. ments may require. On the Ist of December the Austrian trnops will have entirely evacuated flit! Department of the Cote d'Or, on their return ro tlermany. The Prussian troops who had suspended their march in the Department of the Moselle once more began to move homeward on the 25th instant. '1 he Royal Guards will be completely organized by the 15th of January. On the 24th of November, a most scandalous scene took place at the theatre at Brussels. The opera of Jourh was performed, and the entrance of an actress rho played the part allotted to Madame Simeon, was the signal for general uproar. In vain did the voice of authority endeavour to restore tranquillity, and in vain did the interesting young actress, the cause of the disturbance, withdraw, for the audience mounted the stage from the pit, and tore the curtain p atoms. CHAMBER OF PEERS. SITTING OF TUB 28T/I NOVEMBER. The Chamber met at two o'clock, in order to dis cuss a proposal made by one of the Members with a view to entitle absent Peers to vote by proxy. The further debate was adjourned after a considerable discussion. The Sittings of the Chamber of Deputies of Tues day were held in secret. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. SITTINGS OF NoveissEß 28. We are sissurt:4l that the Chamber. in its Secret CWpqu~;ee Vii ; day, finished deliberating on the pro- .position of M. Hyde de Nenville, to the following effect:—' 4 The Judges shall be appointed within one year, dating from the promulgation of the present Jaw ; and they shall not be immoveably fixed until after being one year in office." On the scrutiny, the numbers for the proposal were, 189; against it, 1.55. It was therefore carried. COURIER EVIRAORDINARY OF WEDNESDAY MORNING. Mr. Roussy is appointed Prefect of the Depart- ment of La Vendee in the room of M. Mallesillt. dismissed. This morning we received a supply of Hamburg!, Papers to the 23th November. They have furt.ibhcj us with the following articles : r VIENNA, NOVEMBER I i. By the latest accounts from Jassy, they are not without apprehensions there of a renew AI of war. The Russian Southern army becomes daily stronger, an.! the Turks also muck increase in nuntbeis on the frontiers. The troubles in Servia have broke nut again on the following occasion :—The Servians had submitted, and the Porte has satisfied all the stipulations nude by them. To execute the agreement the Porte named two Paellas, those of Romelia and Travenik, who unhappily have been, and still are, mortal enemies to each other. The Pacha of Romelia came to Ser via first, and though formerly no friend to the Ser vians, contrived to persuade them to join with him in order to repel with arms the Pacha of Travenik, when he also should come to cuter the country. Thus this unhappy province k again become the theatre of anarchy and war. COPENHAGEN, NOVEMBER 18. We expect that the I.4:ltter P..tent for taking pos session of Laucnburg will soon be published. Court Reventlow, Minister of St.lte, is to receive it for the King. FROM THE MAINE, NOVEMBER 10. The Assembly of the States stood Godfathers to the Duke of Meiningen, and sent 400 Deputies to the christening. On the 15th of October the youag Pt:nce was con fitmed, and at this ceremony all the surviving Depu ties were present, to the number of 300 ; among them was a venerable old man of 95 years of age. WESTPHALIA, NOVEMBLR Font. sons and one son.in-law of the noble Count Frederick Leopold Von fitollberg went as volunteers to the late war for the cause of their country. They might easily have become officers, but they preferred fighting in the ranks with the other sons of the coun• try. The high-minded German Bard, father of 20 children, educated in every noble sentiment, willingly saw his sons depart, and blessed them. But one ♦ictim was to fall—one of these, the bridegroom of an amiable bride; Count Christian fell on the me morable 18th of June among the heroes of La Belle Alliance. Let a grateful tear and a sacred memorial in the history of their country commemorate their memory I KASAN, SEPTEMBER 2s. How terrible the storm was that raged without in. terruption from the 3d to the sth of this month, May be judged twin this circumstance, among others, that during the conflagration of the 3d, paper and packets were torn by the violent «ind out of the devouring flames, and found only a few hours later on the :am: Jay, half burnt, at the distance of 70 went,. NUREMBURG, NOV. 17. The Polish troops that were formerly in the Island of Elba marched from hence taday, to return to thei: ow•n country. ALTONA, NOVEMBER 22. On the 26th, 27th, and '.:9th of this month, the Danish contingent will pass the Elbe, and march by way of Bremen, Almelo, and Antwerp, so as to reach the French frontier by the end of December. Prince Frederick of Hesse will command this corps in person, though the greatest part of the corps of 15,000 men, still in Holstein, remain under the Prince as Commander-in-Chief, but immediately under Ge. neral ♦on Kardorff. For this reason the greatest part of the Staff, as it has hitherto been, follows the Prince to France. Lieutenant-General Kardorff, be sides the command of the troops that remain behind, takes also the general command in the Duchies during the Prince's absence. CAhIBRAY, NOVEMBER 8. We are now upon our march back, returning home like birds of passage to warmer countries. All our words and thoughts are directed to the Rhine, whose name sounds to us, and effects us in a foreign land like a song of our childhood. We are only sorry to part from our comrades who remain here, or leave us on other accounts. What all have so anxiously looked for is now come, and the war seems to be also politically ended, We run to see what we have thrown ; but when we look at the die, it is as last year a bad throw. If we ought, therefore, rather to cry than to laugh on going away, we cannot, however, be blamed for rejoicing, since there is no country where one so easily gets the asaladis du fay:, or longing for home ; no country where one feels so banished, so truly mi. sirable as htre. The inhabitants cannot conceive this, and fancy we are sorry to leave them. Some even say they have taken a liking to as, and are sorry to see us go, while their eyes sparkle for joy at it, which, however, we of course do not take amiss in them. In Whatever light we view the matter, sn much is certain, that as soon u we an gone the people bete will stand in very different relations to etch othrr. and sentiments hitherto concealed will come to li g h t Who knows if the fire will not again burst forth, and rise Abram their heads ? The French people, like some individuals in wlmse composition anger and desire are predominant, can not pass quietly over the clift between opposite ex. tremes, but only by miken leaps. As in Goethe's lifilrhuhligm (all guilty) they stand these, and the farce has in this instance no denctit. mein, because trey will not be sincere and make a gmeral confession—how the had spirit has led them into this intrigue, and has played them this trick becau,e they hare indulged in all their lusts. As it is, they persevere in their parts, stud torment them selves and the spectators. We eteterci this place on the 4th, with the Ei:.l brigade of the Prussian army. The C.rnmindizi did Lot make the least difficulty, and has received u: well and willingly. We scarcely expected they woulc allow uto pa:s through. The fiatress itc..,f is r,a armed, and most une battalion of rim!. it._ The town has LL:cii hitherto erenyt from romf r inc sold;eri, b :cum the people sli.w mi:cl, ment to the and they are in ercry a, y to us, s.. that we find a s-_111,:ble t between this and the other Departments we 1. 1 . 4 passed through ; and even if there shrub be h er , and there sane dissimulation, we believe nail ) that the Department of the North is the Probably we shall remain here some days, and then, proceed slowly and by short marches, w!,eil comes that they are going to give up the torresa: and fulfil the other conditions. It is bardly t u• supposed that they will seek to protract our say raising fresh difficulties. ol,mmi•••••,VMP Brussels Papers to the nib, and Frankfrzt t' 26th, reached us this forenoon. They centain thf following intelligenc:l: BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER '2% Eight regiments or Prussian cavalry arrived l:ere this morning : the horses are very fine, the men hrt a very mania' ..ppearance, and arc extremely clothed and accoutred. They marched riV:r ti.. Great Square in presence of Generals Rueter and ci his Staff, during an hour and a half. A larg:..qnaz tity of artillery is also arrived. These troops Ulori to the corps of General Ziethen. HAGUE, NOVEMBER 27. On Friday the Kir,g, accompanied by the Prince of Orange, attended the sitting of the Council State. His Majesty and the Pi ince them went to at the pictures returned from Park EXTRACT VP A Urinal lottOM taLut—lcovvnist 28. " You know that the Foreign Jaurnals have been prohibited here. 1)u not be surprised at measure. For some time past, our Magistrates have seen with pain, in certain Journal:, at ticl:s directei against the I - louse of Bourbon : sometimes it is a pre tended justiScation of Count Blacas—A yell satin upon the Royal Family ; sometimes extracts from thi English Papers, in which the King and the Priam are not spared. In the unhappy situation, Fiance 4 so agitated, people's minds so divided, it has ap' peered wise to prohibit Papers which might endangt: the public tranquillity of our cetintiy. 66 The first permanent Council of War of the Military Division, sitting at Liile, in its sittinpi of the '24th instant, condemned Francoi; Lieu• tenant in the 4th Provisional Company cf il.r Legioc of the North, to a year's imprisonment and costs of suit, as'being =Owed of having, on the 14th c: this month, in etpublic place, held lanruagr =ding to weaken the respect due to th perscn and aitt:x• rity of the King." A Jamaica Mail arrive(' this morning. brought tc Falmouth by his Majesty's ship GOLDTINCIi. By Mail we have received Jamaica Gazettes to the 101,: of October. The Independents, or Anti-Royalists, of Cardja• gena, have obtained a slight victory over the regular troops sent from Spain, under General Ivlcan.ce. with a view to subjugate them. This evert tool. place on the sth of August : alth ,, ugh is is an• nounced in a pompous manner in the eft:thigetia papers, it appears to have been a mere skirra:,h, iL which, however, the Independents had the advantage They are amply supplied with provisions by the Americans. Sr. JAGO. SEPTEMBER 29.—1.05 t Sunday morning a most fatal duel took place on the race•ground, ned this town, between Lieutenant MiGLASHAX and En sign B—, both of the 101st Regiment. The former Gentleman received a mortal wound in the belly, ef which he died early the following morning, and Ln• sign B— was wounded in one of his arms. Lord CASYLERFARR transacted business yesterday at his Office, in Downing•street, and afterwards had a consultation with Earl BAT/WEST, at his Office, at Sir HENRY TORRENS, and Sir HARRY CALVERT, the Adjutant General. Yesterday Earl BATHURST gave a grand dinner t a numerous party. The health of his Grace the Duke of NORFOLK sti:• continues a very declining state. Saturday last the first meeting of the Catholic As sociation was held in Dublin, and it was resolved that ,the Petitions of the Catholics, to both Houses of Par. ' liament, should be presented in the first week of the Session, by the Earl of DONOUGHWIRE and Sir HaNRY PARNRI.L. An Address to the PRINCE IteGENT WJS also ordered to be prepared. THa DUELLIST'.••-A letter from Deal, dared NO- mintier 30, says, Gs Sir CHARLES SAXTON and Colonel BROWNE have just landed here from France, ar well/ Sir Qum. as fired at Mr. Lamm witl'eut and the latter declined returning the fire."