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. • , f . 1. • , • PdIRLIAMENTWRT PROCEEDINGS. ..- . . • ; - HOUSE OF COMMONS, NOVEMBER 9. Mr. LUSHINGTON brouilitet tisiAteildit of the Committee of Supply. Mr. ARBUTHNOT movedibrsa account of all sums of ma- . ney issue cram the revenue of die o'4 LiStaurtimat tO orders of this House, - iihlehlradAini yet beat madli OW. &Sabo for en aCCOel l t Pf A l e V a e U a t v'"Mnsiang ftgAttrerAPlT i service of the year feta, Yet mpala. • ' Mr: illitdeflAM:brought up the 4na lepoctlf.olo State of the Convicts In the Bulks. • Mi. ARIIITTHNOi.ttioTed that the tioussaM melee itself Into a o:o3llll,t t italf Supply to.morrow, and that the Estimates of the *Royal Nitric atra Mtiritles, of tie dairi smirked Lind Faiees, of the drdnanee, the unpmvided Srvices and Tmspott, for the year 1814, be referred to the said Committee. COURT,ENAY matted prt.ecenitnt 9f 4 1 sums dm°. rev paid Etta the Hank for Ates in the toeil , by she Nes inandh of*: Yorees,.eed an account of the manner itt•svhjn.b, they had be en disposed of. . ft ' • At4tirotVtNi DEBTOR'S! sutra 1-114,EY : ADDINGT,ONfose give an an swer to a question, s wliicli he . tniderstifoti to hiiie Meal put yesterday dui-irig . -hit abience; by:itt Hoar i3.ttr.l tleman (Mr. Lockhart), on the subject :44 the Insol yent Debtors' Bill.. fie could now Say, that'that 1 Bill was already . in fuill operation. .As to the en quiry, whether Goyeinireat intended to propose any I ,Amendmeut to correct the dlfects which it was rep:v. Anted to chniiiin,"hfhid only to• staw.that the had entirely origifialed:with a Noble Lord;`. a Noble Friend of hiC, in the - tither 1167CCOVidivWhOID he had hail no coruninnicatiots respecting its That when•btought down to thelearistrionsiits coarse Kid been • direeted by . h lataenisVand. 14110Urable Gentle inan/Knel the lieLfie made noalieration in it. As - lie if.rd .notinteriered in the -progress of he sil4, he coold.nos.besoncertiod its detects. Ay himself, th..y.rtic,r.ey,or - Goyarnmeni, no intention was entertained of proposing ; aoy amendment, and he was Re,t.iyiitte : kW t i Iv . NoNe Lori, with whore the mea t uji 9 . li,g.tsateir i to the nature qcthe • : . LOpOteitlT as the bloi le Lord •vzhli whom 41 , :d not ICA inclined to amend it le potwiihstan4N,.t.> Otiection.th . nature, should, on al6 tore diy; Ukii&in'ativtlier Lich, purgedlt,f tbe sifuctr, which the presort contained.-Adjuurned. 's • STAit PAPEfq. 4" CONVENTION BETWEEN lIIS BRITANTeIC 1 1(AJESTY,sAND I 111 S IJESTF . 711.11. ENlPEtiOlt — bE ALL TIIE RUSLIAS, -SIGNED AT REICIIENIMII, THE 15Th bF JUNE, 1813. In the name of the Holy anAlladivided Trinity. hlis Ntajesty the, King of the Unifed Kingdom of Crest Britain •and Ireland, and his Majesty the Em-. perm- of all the IbLisias, have sp.teed no sketifice, Fleeted no eff , :rt, to .put'a limit to the destructive pro. jects of the enemy of Europe. It yat a period Wiles 1 1 •Rovinw.N . o.: hag manifestly favptir4 their •arm,„tljat their f!•:ashes, animated with the difiire of restoring independence, peace, and pro ,perity to nations - ;Live agrec:l, with a view of -- erriployin, all the means in their power for die attain:neat of- this. salutary end, to adju:, by a particular Convention, the natureFid es ter of the pe:uniary succour's, and the assistance which t!,e two Crowns shall tutroilly afford to each other Liming this war. 'Actoidingly, they have ap- . pointed their respective Plenipotilitoiries, namelr, h;s Blajesty the K;ng of.the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, William Shaw, Viscount .Cath cart, Baron Cau•cart and Greeni.ck, a Peer o f • Par- Lamina, Pi ivy Chusieillor, vice Admiral . 4 Scot )and, a General in the Army,. Colonel .of the ,Second Regiment of Life Ga.:LT.Os ) . :Inc! Kt bt of, the—gost ,Ancient and Mnst Noble Order of the I'histfc, &c, &c. Su. r\ nil,assador Extraordinary and I'lroton tiary t r hir Majeaty tl);..Eirrlicror of 'ail t . ardi,')us 1 7 ,':iperor of al the -. Ru Cliarlei C. une.'d.Fl•le! seirodc, a Prier entmcillor, ±ie. cretin y of AmialChaniteeiain, Knight of tie Order of sr, Yl:Jaimir of tt;i,t Tidt d - Ci.ss ; and J D'Ansitt, Privy Coimeillor, ' Gfancitr, the Order cf St. VlOdimir the Second, ait;l of Bt. Anne of the First Class, and f St. John. of Jerrisl lem who, atter .havi,,g co;.yared and exchanged theirfullpowey4,4aave coacluded diefolto,viag article: • . Art. 1. His Mak•sty the Emnerer of ail the Rub. sias, heiag firmly resolved to carryon the pres, nt war wuritgi the tuntbst energy; engagcc to' employ throut,h out, one 4inctred and slit) , thousand effective troops; of every description of force, exclusive of the 'garrisons of tiro tortrew. . _ _ • . . 4rt. 11. To cc:ntribote on his part to the same end, in the. most. eff:..ctu,ll and prompt toanner, his M. jesty the Icing i 4 Great Britain engages to place at the disiinial of his liajeNty the Emper: 1 4 of 'all the! Rnssias, far the scriticouf the year 1613, the follow : pig sums :- 1. Otie million three hundred and thirty-three th(arsand three hundred slid thirty-fOue pounds sterling, payable in London. (2. ty,land takes upon herself the maintenance trr R:ts::i ‘ii fleet • and the crews the:cot,. now in the p'.rts of Cleat Britain , an exlmice estimated 4 Live hitt Ll:tkl priunds . Art.-111. The Lunt of one million three..husidreci I *and thirty-three thousoid three hundred and thirty f.or I) ,,, mds shall be payable front month to month, in such roamer as that the whole- shall be dis- . ar ged on the 1:a. of Jamul: y, 1814. . Art. IV. To supply the deiicienty of specie, the Font of v!hicli is i!itily more felt in the circulation of the Continent, to cem!.ine in this important contest ail the inc ins which may secure its .succes4 % the two High Contracting Patties, .in concert with his Ma jesty the King of Prussia, have agreed to issue notes, R .lyable to, bearer, undo the denomination of federa- Tire paper, • a. The•airsount of this paper money. shall not ex-. ceed the sun, of five millions sterling, for which the Oree Contracting Powers ate conjointly guarantees. I'Wo-thirds q, this sum are,placed at:the disposal of Russia, and. •me-third at.that :of Prussia. b. .The rt. ito ursentent of this sutra of five millions suiting Lo : mas4e- by the three P.orrs in t he f o b. iowin:g gropo;tions, and io.suc.h manner. that England shaU, only takeppottherselfTbree-sixtbs. . gnssi a- • - • - • Two-sixths. • • - • Prussia • - ;Cone-sisdr.• . • C. Tlxii reitrk;urse - Mentit no!. to take effect before the lit day of July, 141.5,.-ca six spontbs after the con• % elusion of a-definitive peace: - ' - ' • • d. of filitiot, iyhtifentni. of federative paper; so . tole istUbil in the n ame •- ottle,4me, B owers . i s fillo WC to he applied to any other this the expencer - - ' . . . . . , w , ,, ••. • ' f 1' '' • ; -- I. • 1 •••• ..„. , : t ii ii qv ii; IC , if &• Wa t i . efal tiiiettainicaidie tit . .hi Vie t t• • t •‘- -.: . -",-*, ...-, 1 e. A - commitilion, na*led tit e ttOltralliek will 7 tegulge *hunger relates . to, dilaributicin Of ibis. sum. `• The payspents art* . 'be Made progrepively From motabloinsOnds.'. All thitrelates, ho - welrer, to the form, the guarspee, the im pst ~*ppropriatio n, qtr: iftalkiciti; inch reliiihnlitiiiient of 'this paper', it to be nniated. in' r,stillAnotrn ordeals:. manner, by..a Special . Convention, the slip?lations whereof shall have the lame' Mitt and ^ isdfaitY; as ifihey fetdbeen I inserted Word fettained in the present• Treaty. .. ' Art. V.—The British Government having faken , npon itself the Maintenance of the Russian fleet, for the' Cum 'of &WM° staling, - as' stated •in Ar ticle il. his Maitsty,the Emperor of all the Russian cdraenti, on the ot her hand, to the employment by hit Britannic folajeity.i)flbe-sttid fleet m the Euro-i pean seas, in the.massetwerMelkhe may jjdge the trolltl • i ll useful. to the operations against the common enem - ... 1 ' Art.' Vl.—Althcnigh the - prtient'Coniention sti ' lates nnIT thelticcours to •betsupplied by Great ti:-1 tabs during ;he year 1813, still as their reciprocal ; ', engagements are to be in force as long as the prrsent war shall last,, the!two higkVontracting Patties for milly promise, cqconcert anew,ca; the aid they aid to 'afford each other, if, which OOD forbid, the war' should be prolonged beyond chi above-mentioned period; such,fresheigreement.beieg ,chiefly with the view of giving a greater developement to their etrotts...l Art. Vll.,:;:rhii - TWO - high - Cdr' tracting Parties wilt act in the 11104. iliffect concert with regard to mili. tar'y operations, and will freely communitate to each other Whattover 'Telatet Iciitheir 'respective policy.:— .I'hey above all reciprocally engage, not to negociate separately with their common enemies, to sign neither peace, 'truce, nor atiy":COnVention svhAtsoever, other wise than by mutual agreement. , --- • Art. Vlll..,..otfisess, shall be allowed to be acere (LL' to the Clencrals coMmanding in chief the several armies in. active - service; they bli Ali be at liberty to correspond with their Courts, and keep them coo-. stantly informed of the military events which may have taken place, as Well as °revery thing relative to the operattonopf thiise armies. Att. IX —The present Convention shall be ratified with .the least possible delay. . In witness whereat the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present Convention with their hands, , and have thereunto *axed the seal of their arms. Done.at lteiehenbach t the 3d (15th) June, 1813. ,CATUCAI T. (L. S.) CUARLIES COUNT DS NESiILRODE. •' JIMCD'ANST sTT. • CONVENTION DETWEEN HIS .3KITANNIC MAJESTY, AND Ins MAJESTY TPE KING OF PRUSSIA, SIGNED AT • BEICHENDAbIf, THE 16TH JUNE,' 1315. .• In the name of the moot Holy end Undivided Trinity. His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom. of Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majesty the 'King of Prussia, united for:the purpose of securing the in dependeuce.of Europe, have resolved to regulate, by au exp.:cis Convention, the nature and• extent of the pecuniiiry ticcours, and of the aid which they shall furnish to each other. . To . which end they have named their respective Pleitipotentiaried, viz. •• His Majesty the King of the United. Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland, the Hon. Sir Charles liam Stewart, Knight of the order of the Bath, &c. Member of Parliament. of the United Kingdom, : one of his Majesty's Lientenent.Generals, and . his Envoy r. xtramelinery and Minister Plenipotentiary . to his Majesty the King of Prussia ; .• . A.:id his Majebty the King of Prussia, .the Baron -Charles Atagitstits de Hardenbergs, 114 Chancellor of State,. Knight ofthe Prussian orders of the Black•atid Red Eagle, of-the Iron Cross, of St. John of Jeruss leih, of St. Andrew, of St. Alexander Newsky, of St. Aline - Of Russra,inda4 sevcra l Otheis,'&,:. &c. ; • Wen, after ilevieg verified and excintie;tektheirfull• p.e.eers, have conclieled the following articles : Art. 'l. ite l object of the present war bei . ag to kre-esrahl:sh Clic ineependence of the States oppresscd by Prance-, the two lti,;h Contracting Parties bind .•. . . therneelve, consequence, to direct all their opera ' tuns anseerils that said : and `as, in order to accorn• Wis.!) the eante, .it will be- essential to replace-Prussia in possession of her relative power, and to prevent Fratrce feoneceVe:Occimying hencefot ward any of the strung plec--ts in the :N of Germ any, or exercising any -sort of iefluence in that quiarter ; his Majesty the King of the United Kingdo:n of Great Britain acid Ireland engages to co-operate eiteetually to that test On the other hand, his Majesty the King cf Prussia, who, in his transactions with Russia, has aireade ex eressly reserved the rights of the House o: Brunswick Ltmenburgh upon Hanover,. will co.operate with all his means towards the restoration of tt;eir hereditary States to Ilea august Houie,a'nd to the Ducal Hofx of Brenseick. • Art. II —Prussia engages to maintain in the field an .troy of eighty thousand awn, exclusive of the • garrisons in the fbrtresses. • • I. Art. II I.—England engages to place at the clis pOsal of his Prussian Nlajesty, for the year 1513,; . C 661,666, in monthly paytnents. The satne engage •ment toe live millions of federative paper, as ni the: Russian Treaty. - .. Articles IV. V. and VI. as in the Russian Treaty. Art. Vll.—The British navy shall co-operat#, wherever it is practicable, in the defence of the hits- ' sian States, in support of the military expeditions in aid of the common cause, and• in the protection of the commerce of Prussia. Art. VIII.--This Treaty shall foithwith be cotn municateel to Russia, Sweden, and Austria. Art. I X.—lt shall be ratified with the least 'pos sible delay.—ln witness whereof, &c. cumtLes STEWART. C. A. DC NARDINIZIC... R6OEIIII3EII, the 14th bale, 1813. .. ... ... . . CONVExTION BETWEEN 111.4'11HITANNIC MAJESTY AND 1 THE EstPsnOit OF ALL THE RFSSIAS, SIGNED AT 11E • TERWA LDa Wi:. 5Tlf J111.1(1.1813. ' - His Westy the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majesty the Em peror of All the Rusdas, being desirous, itt conse ' quince cif the intimate bonds of friendship and al. Hance which subsist Belween them, - to *concert Loge ! titer the 'wan!. sold to facilitate 'the effortb- which the.. reciptotaii7 'employ 'in the-present 'straggle against Franie, have agfeed to . conchide4 Conven tion upon these principles. Fokihß iittrimse.theY hive -appointed . their .1 3 1eisipotentiar41;:tiaikily,, his Mijisty: . the^Kiftg ofthe Untied hogdorn sal"-Great Britain andlreland,WillianffikiwOiitount Cathcart, t•. an reen •ici; s viil thee t al e , cdwienkos i yiee.44, R i rai v Oc i t Illad•Ponerhl Chltf••Colontkof 4 - I.ellecrind P•egi dient l e ifF Guards.. and Knight' of the most An , bent add most Noble Order of the Tatde; ApslSis- Atha 011=ti: t ary and Ple4iii?tentiarT .14,1 j 44.04, oral! itilfgAii and his T6:IIVZ. the. Engor of all - ' the Russia', David us, L'ltis.Ptiviuitcilloi and Actual' ChaMbeflidu, Efttf Extraordinary and ' Minister • Pleoi peseutiary tO Majeity the Xing of Prussia, Kniglxt rut CsOss of du: order. of StiVladimir_of the Second Pas; chat of St. Anne .of t)te 'First Class i whet' after haying recioocally communicated. their .full poiers, &sive agreed upon "the falloinng Articles i • ' • "Aft. 1. , The varalesouroes of the Radian empire . (tarnishing :so his imperial Mssiesty the nomber: of troops which he had : determined .to employ beyond the frontiers of his entpirc p and his (Majesty the King of the United KingdOm of Great Britam and Ireland having 'appi-orriiited the greatest. porrof his own to the defence of Spirit:o"nd to- die protection of Porta , gal; his•Biitannic.4lajesty hats eonsented to take upon /himself the ,expetve of the maintenance of the Gar tman Legion in tie service of his Imperial Majesty, 1 the strength 4f iihich %hall be incteastd to ten thou- Sand men. • 1 . • . . 'Art. 11. .40.14 avg, as Great Britsin shall provide for the maintenance of the said Legion, the same shall remain at*, absoluta dispoial of his Britnnnic Icfty,.to be truiloyed on the Continent of Europe.-' t • shall tie Comaianded by Calera - offiCert of hii; choice. • • !. His Imperial Majesty engages to provide fer the recruiting of the Legion, and to keep it in a state for service, and complete, as far as may be practicable, whilst the replacing the articles furnished for the equip. mem, arming, 'and the wire err caltltagne of the said Legion, shalt Appertain to . his Britannic Majesty. All the sums paid by. Great Britain in virtue of the articles of the present Conveation, shall be employed solely for the purpose of defraying the ezpences And the maintenar.ct of the German Legion in the service of his Irn:ierial - Majesty. Art.. 111. The High Contracting Parties have. agroird that the sAme sums destined for the mairite trance of the said corps shall be paid to the order of the GOVernment of his Imperial Majesty, at the rate of ten pounds fifteen shillings sterling per atinum for each effective man of the Legion; with the express re servation, that its numbers shall not excesd ten thou sand men. His Britannic Majesty engages to-furnlsh the arms, ammunition, clothing, and the ariiclei of equipment, which shall be wanting at the period when the corps shall be placed at his disposal.. All the articles of. clothing and. equipment for the Legion having been furnished by his Majesty the Emperor; and the companies. of horse and foot artil lery, the two regiments of-hussars, the coMpany of chasseurs, and the; lour battalions.of influirrYi having been already partly equipped and clothed on the Ist of April { , his pritagnic Majesty engages to pay ler eath recruit in the laid corgi from the 4th of April, the 'midi specified in- the . intdetimentiOned list, marked 1,. annexed to the. present 'Convention. • It.after the 44h:of,April the Legion shall be ku l g-' meßted.ll onepr *Kim battalions, the expense. of the' clothing and equipment furnished by his Imperial Majesty, shall be reimburied, according to the tetras specified in the said list marked I. In proportion as the fifth, sixth, seventh„ and eighth* battalions shall be found complete, the expense. of the carriages, horses, and other appoiritnients detailed in the undermentioned list of the articles supplied to the first' four battalion's,*to enable 'them - to take the field, shall be reimbursed to the ItussianGoyernMent. • Arr. IV. The formation of the Legion, anti the expences calculated for its maintenance , and detailed in the list annexed tu . the present ConVention, under the Letters A. B. c!. 1) E. F. G. H 4 and I. are de clared to form an integYal part thereof. The 'sum mentioned its the .preceding article, of tan pounds fifteen shillings sterling, is.destmed jo consti tute the pay of each officer, soldier, ant 4 other effective man, mentioned in the said lilt as actually servinr o as well' as to defray the other expellees therein detailed. Thu - remouUting; pihvisioniag, and general hospi tal of the German. Legion shall also be. at the charge of tire British.G4vernment, who shall superintend the administration'and expenditure of the same. All the arrangenients made with the Governments of the countries. which form • the theatre of war, for provisioning the troops of his Impetial Majesty, shall be applicable•to the German Legion, in his. service, whenever his Britannic Majesty shall call for its services. .. • - • Art. V. - The subsidy fixed by the third article shall be paid every two months in advance, for the number of officers.atni soldiers 'who shall have been returned as effectiv in the last day of the meeting; month. The fir,,st payMent is to bear:date from. the Ist of April, 1813, . (new style), for the number stated in; the report of *Colonel H. Lowe, .in the service of his *IL-karmic: I,iesty, who his been appointed to inspect , the Legion in the luoMli of April. ••••As to , thesick, who have remained in the hospitals; in Russia, ~they shall nos betaken into account mai they have passed the. Russian frontier; after conva lescence, . . F For any . aariges that Mai have taken:place in the Aceding months,deiluctiOns 'shall be Made from, or additions made to' each . Rayment; Mtcording to the circumstances•pf the case: 'that is to say, that' the pay advaficed for uch . have died, have.beeti discharged, oi• hive desrted for the last two months, shall be deducted, aid that for the recruits be added' . . to the payment ; , • • . In order to meet the eapences of 'recruiti ng and Marching, one Moith's pay shill bi given as' a bounty to every recruit on joining his corp* • . Arts VI. The rations shill be delivered to the Ger man. Legion according to the received practice of the Prussian army, *hich shall also serve ava regn laden ft* the deduction from the pay'of the soldier, for the proiisions..foraished•bt the Government, as well as for thi sick and wounded soldiers in the hot- Pita's' • Art VII. The estimate' being Made on a war es tablishment, the rate of paymentli"lhall be reduced in the proportion specified. in the lists annexed to this Convention, in the event of the Legion beintaubsi-' dided by Gitat'Britaln i whin circumstances l al lots of its behig;Plaeed *inn a peace establidunent.. - Art. VIII. All Isslyntehtsloche lode in vittue of, the present Convention, shall bit calculated in Prat • • • 9 .-- • - for one shilling:tatting, +or *ip tetring per tgahresske-: , ---„.......,.." . . The expences of ex . phangs ana tills Will be re T y i: ~. d each month according to iheenurse of exchau.;e st .gerallj etablishec!, by to chants upon :iie ntinetifott the &nit! oitprreeigaintalftalin ie. `exeltiitte sh#ltlie accompanied by a note - of dic stzte• of exchange cettèd bptwt);batiltees.:' ....$ -. k . Art. IX. Thei;rtres 0414 wpich **l IN GALA -of this arrangement, haring•bectl . ,ralculAgrn idle. ; roubles and gold crowns ti Ais . two high confraCil. ~ • .Parties agt% to determine 1110 value of a o l d cre....... in oi - der to regulate the iit i ii alay',..avide'llrivo .. the othei Objectireet "dokftllnVie . lists; 4sillie; cirri :-: money 61 Pritssile •The vOde of A .1014 zcfpirn ... therefore. by - the grescst .. srri4. iif . ,ed..at Ice • • thaler, two gros, mul eight pfsuutigs cu:rc - ri'in:)• • Of Prussia. Art. His fillesty the Entpernr consents to to his Britannic ltiajeslyreitlift. itf•his•chiractar King of the Uti.t.td kiar r ilbm 4:if-Great Dojtaia at; Ireland, or 'in that .of the.4l;ecspy of Ifar,over, property of the Legion, if the circ,unistancec ;; .z w;t. - should indpev fttliesty the King to de s ,lre arrangement, fififiele'r, thalt ht mi' lidake the Capttilatioiv; granted . bY liis Imperial Ma jesty, to the individuals-who oreltroise the I.ezion. Art. XI. .Individuals invali4.l by siclitess, consecinenze of stottnds,.chAll.recei - i..: same rate' as invalids in Cie Pin , :iiati army: i nc. payment shall be ngde by the Powers'in'whOse sft. vice-the German Legion shall be,• at the . time„ of 14. : i n r a )Mi s retiring from stfryiv., so lIWI-11'. 5 44V1 Emperor takes upon hitpselt tit p *intent of pensions, until the period Nita U Legion' ssrtl p., into the sec- oh Great Britain, •orintti thate,. , 141,•• Elector of 1-14100reri accorklineto-ther 4r..ttotre•zi tide • • 0- • . -ntf Art. XII ! The Preseßcl39,cont.9l.l.Aiiii•)- force doting the continuarrce ifi!te'picsen ik:tf; if at a period of a definitive puce, etld ttogrrottrs , ..il' continues a Ituisian-c,:rps, trestie,V.. vain, a miinth% subsidy shall he itindtxtits.itsCitaito:4.il the rate ul ope mootlk! t : Ntst;tl.l 2 x tor eyt.ry ; 4,ol , -(4; t : nz r.k which the Legion shill Dave to inarclt the.Russi.of frontier, or to tile islare of its` c ti:l7,ldi;: . handed, or of its Ulterior destirlaCibti beyon:f-titeAtt.l,- •• sian frontier. •- s. • . ... Art. XIII. Should.there reMaic any qgipr..feke t ta.' to be adjusted relative to the... Legio n? tic.i.t.,shAlL not have been arranged ,end prsyided (or inlh"eitrsche Convention, the High C(Oractint thenuelves, to cause them to be' iettkei by ihvivv:a speetive missions; leaving also to the Orm•ellartgv-: rection of any errors of x4ktdation vsq*b u)g teets... admitted into the lists annexed to..tbltptt.. Toulon. Art. XIV.. The present Conitentibn• shaiPlseorati. fied`i' and the ratifications shall be tvcisaugbUtitrtivo midis from the day of its aignatatretivir xvit. possible. . • .. Ia testimony whereof we the in . . 4ersigned,".iurn. ed with full power 'tiuih ,liiiivlajesty.the King of the' IJnited.Ki4gdom Of Great Britain and Irelind i and froM his Majesty thy EidOeftw of all • the Russiasi have signed the present Convention ? and have atAseti to it. the seal.** our armf. . • 6... • . ,Done feteyswaldaw, in Silevia, the gfth (01 July), 1815. (Signed) carireaßT. (Signed) D'A ) : • • ' .• it!. fR;Ngq P.4144R 6 4..: • OCtOEER to. . • . Many *troops hive lately arrived tromMuninguen barracks are preparing tbere for 15,000sneti.-10-day and to-morrovr , fresh troops are !expected ; amorg others, a strong division of cuirassiers. Tlte magi ;iiies of tinninguen contain arms and provisions 46,000. men, who are to assemble in the neighboar • , licod'of that place. EItANKNRT, aquas& 27. 41 great quantity nf.sousr. has . tallot 'slnung the day. Fires have been lig4ted at certaip,flistanoes ip this neighbodrhood for"tbe traitor/ sirtio a arriving. ~... . CADItiaD Gllfltifiride MAILS: CMUZ, oc - rwiErt 9. . . The sickness here is increasing ; in consequence of Which the Cortes have left as, and every indivrelual that has it in his ptAver. is (alloying the ample. PRIVATE. LEYEEtt..- 1 0:11BRALTAR, •OCT. u. " The fever continues its; progress. ' Tna -deaths yesterday were 16-.1 - Lew cues, .12 Mn :WATEits, Garrison Surgeon, died to.dif JAis wife: 1410 three days ago. Mrs. Cuisszt.4•3lla-svifetof the Gem nor, is pronouncechto , h pdrtectir sat of :claciger skip Among the deaths, we hare toottieedioic of WAR. F mid . . ER SigirakkikteEt OE the4th Ve terails ; and that iifilentenant-T.asestrsorofthel6di Regiment . • ~, ~- , L L 341••••* 1 •;:i JO: J " The Pembrtke and tioirolnarrieed .frodi Eisgt• land yesierday ; but nobody-will .be:vessytkteds - to land till the Port is openad s : adiTch will nor, be till fortnight after the latt• cats of fever, end we de-not expect that this will mkt. place till Jaaary....The Pembrokelitiled taldiy for the Eastward: - - Only tvictify of the military have been sent to the lanspital : • - GlititALTAlt,'OrrotEit . 1i • The followitig.is the state iif the tever . for the I:tt three daYs . i- . On the 10th Oct. there were 70 low oases, and 16 deathk. On the 11th Oct. 77 new cases, and 16 death% Oa the 12th Oct. (this clAy),lB asw cases, and 25 deaths. The fever, we understand ? has extended itself to Seville, where a cansider'able number of deaths has been .occasioned by it. • / - MALTA, SEPTEMBER 9. • We are not yet quite free from the plague, bnt ,'thtv sickness is very milling at Va.etta. in the space !'ora kw weeks we hope that it wid entirely disap pear. MALTA, SEPT. il, AT NIGHT. .t.'7l*re .bas been no death to-day, anit we nor hope that the forty diys when business will T'' sumed, will be calculated. from this day.