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V } • • ; ,7 • 4 Ma= - , • FRENCH PAPS 113. • PARIS, JUNE 1. The Peace was yesterday announced to the inhabi. tants of Paris. - e • The Marqnis of Drettx-B*, Grand M l ister of the _ ceremonies of France, gaultorders, in presence of the tionicipal Body, to the - Herald representing the King at Arms of France to proclaim 'it. The cavalcade wis formed in the square of the • Hotel de Ville; whence it set Out. in did. following order : 1. A deratbment of horse national guards: • • It. Twelve companiesselected fromehe•lelegions of foot na tional guards. ,• 3 A detachment of sappers and fi remen of the city of Pails. • 4., 'fife Heralds at Arms on honebaek. 5. The Herald represeuting the King at Arms of, Prance. 6, The functionaries of the city . of Paris, on horseback betweelt two rows of national guards; viz. The Karoo de Chabrol, Prefect of the Department of the Seine, " followed by the Secretary General of the Prefecture, the Mayors and Adjuncts of the - city of Paris, the Members of the General and Municipal Cotuicils, the Ccmuninaries of Police and River Inspectors, &c. The whole was closed by a detachment of the national guards. The cavalcade proceeded successively to the Place do Carousel, the Place du Palais Bourbon, the Place do Palais Luxemburg, the Place Maubert, the Place du ht Bastille, .the Gate the Place, Veit , dome;,and lastly. returned to .the Place of.the Hotel de Ville. 'At each 'of these stations, the-Heraid.repressating • the King at Aims of Ftaneeitsade.the folloiving pro;. ciamatine " Inhabitants of Pails; " Peace has just been coadaded between France, Austria, Russia, England, and Prusiii. The Treaty •which cements it was *wed on the 30th May. " An honourable peace, which secures in a stable manner, the repose of Europe and your's, could only have bean given you by our kings. . " Give full scope to year joy on learning this blessing, which already realises a, part of that kippiness which awaits us under the paternal government of the Prlnge whom Vrovldence has re . stored to us. '—Vitraloßol! Vbrent les Boathouse Crowds of people every where pressed around the cavalcade ; never were the testimonies of public joy more universal ; and the incessant shouts of rive le Roi! Pivcot lu Bourbon: proved, that the satisfac tion of the Parisians for an event so fortusaw, could .only be equalled by their love to their Sovereign. TREATY OF PEACE. , IN TUE NAME OP TRY MOST lIULY •ND UNDIVIDED TRINITY. His Majesty' the King of France and Navarre, on the one part, -and his Majesty the Emperor of Aus tria, King of-Hungary and Bohemia, and his Allies on the other, being animated by.an equal wish to put • • an end to the long agitations of Europe, and to the calamities of nations, by a solid peace, founded on a • just distribution of fore* between the Powers, and containing in its stipulations the guarantee of its du • ' r a tion ; and his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, . King of Hungary and Bohemia, and Ifis Allies, no longer wishing t.) exact from -France, at the present • moMent, when being replaced p order the paternal go- Ventnient of her Kings, she thtis offers tb Europe a • -.pledge of security and stability, conditions and via , • rantees which they-had to demand with regret under • )ter late government ; -their said Majesties hav e ap . pointesi Plenipotentiaries to discuss, conclude, and sign a treaty of peace. and friendship ; that is to say . • • His Majesty. the King of France and Navarre - M." Charles Maurice Talleyrand-Perigord, Princej Be. nevento, Grand Eagle of the Legion of Honour, •• Grand Cross of the Order 'of Leopold oT Austri:„ . . Knight Of the Order of St. Andrea of Russia, of the . Orders of the BlaCk and Red Eagle of PruiSia, &c. liis Minister and Secretary of 'State for Foreign Al; • fairs; and Ills Majesty the Emperor of Austria, King ' .of Hungary and Bohemia, M. M. Prince Clement IWeticeslas Lothaire of Metternich-Winnebing-Och senhausen,Knight of the Golden Fleece, Grand Cross • of the Order of St. Stephen, Grand Eagle of the Le gion of Honour, Knight of tLe Russian Orders of. St. 41,ndreW, St. Alexander Neusky, and St. Anne, of the Ist class, Knight Guild Cross Of the Prussian • Orders gf the Black and Red Eagle, Grand Cross of • the Order of St. Joseph of WurtzbUrg, Knight of the Order of St. Hubert of Bavaria, of that of the Gold Eagle of Wiirtemberg, and many Others ; Chamber?. • . rain, actual Privy . Councillor, Minister of State, of- Conferences, and for Foreign Affairs, otitis Imperial, Royal', and Apostolic Majesty ;‘, and Couilt John Phi lie de Siadion Thanith4usen and Wilithausen, Knight of the G Igen Fleece, Grand Crosi of the Order ot St. Stephen, K night of * the Russian Orders Of St. -An - •• ' . skew, St. 'Atexander Neusky, and St. Anne of the Ist class, Grand Cross of the Prussian Orders of the "Black . . and Red Eagle, Chamberlain, Privy Cuitcillor,: Mi sister of State and Conferences to his Interial, Royal, . • and Apostolic Majesty ; who after etcher /A; weir ' full powers, found to be in good and due lots* have • agreed upon she following Articles : • , Article I. '1 here shall be, reckoning frost this dite':Peaceand fri e ndship between has Maje s ty the Nin g O. France mid Natarre, es the One p ar t, and hie Majesty the Empt sof a ...Weal**, !Kin g of Hungary 50 Bohemia, and his Allies, nit the c4l 4 l,Rart,:their beim and stscceseuta, their respective States and stabfacts, 10 per. penury. '1 he high contracting parties shall apply ttl)..iitcir ; cares to maintain. m* only between themselves, bon also, as far a n d o . 'rod' on then), between all the States of Europe. the g ood sum meat and uuderstandtim so necessary to its repose. Art. U. The Kingdom of France preserves the integrity of its limits such as they existed at the period of the la of Liman y, 1791 k shall receive, besides, an a u gme tna lon of tett-nor ) , a teepeind within the line of demarkation heed by the tut owing Article and Italy, the its. 1 • ~. • •+ . Art. 111. On Ibe side of Belgium, German?, - — T , den frontisr, such m k ezistul un the Ist Jewelry, 0" shall re.establishltd, the same commencing from the North &a, be tween Dunkirk and Niewporf, even unto the Meatternmean, be tween Lagves and Nice, with th following rectifications: • 1. le Mc Department of Jetutnappes, site Cattros.s . of Dour. ..11.4orbeinle-eltateati, Beaumont, and Chaney, shell remain to ; ratite; the line et demarkation , wiser twa wise re it t% the Canton Dour, shelf gam peewee n that (vitae end those of Bonet's _ modpoikrags. as well as, farther uy, between that of Mentes . Ni Chateau and those of Bloch aud . .l loin . • it. I R. thi Dope molt of tbe Sambre and Meet', the Cantons • ttlf Vakourt, tlerennes, Beattraing l and tied'noe; shall belong to ••frarseei thvdtinarkatum, upon reaching thkllepartment, shall Ifs l•IF the hat which separates the fa, erne ninnies! Cautons4rom the Dtmttnelst oilsuunappes, and from the rest of that of the s!tMbre and Mute.' 3 . the jjerntuditt of eh* Moselle; the new demarkation, where eft. f ro , okt, ship' lamed bra tire, se be 'runt PerkkiWilartilgillullbursaufle or Ay that which pep --" • limeasy from ale 7" — * ut 10111„lleruitausic . • ~.- - _. ---.- • e which belongs to Fnince, the line which separates the Canton of Arnwal and Ottwdier readies that which separates those of Arnwal and Lebach g the frontier on this side shall be formed by the hue above marked out, and then by that which separates the Canton of Arnwal from that of Bliescastel S. The fortress of Landau Saving, prior to the year i 79%, formed an insulated point In Germany, France retake beyond her frontiers a part of the Departments of Mont 'Tonnerre and the Lower Rhine, in order to join. the fortress of Landau and its district to thereat of the kingdom. The new demarkation, proceeding from the point where, at Obersteinbach (which re mains withowt the French frontier), the frontier enters the De partment of the Moselle and that of Mont Tonnerre, joins the Department of the Lower Rhine, shall follow the lisle which se parates the Cartons of Weisandx:rgh and liergenbern on the side of France , from the Cantons of Pirmasens, Dem, and Anweiler on the side of Germany. to the point where' these limits, near the village of Wonershtim, touch the ancient district of the for tress of Landau. .Of this district, which remains as 'ft was in , 1 1792, the new frontier shall form the arm of the River Qeeich, which, in leaving this district near Queicheim,wbieh rests with France, posses near the village of Merlenheim, Kniltelsheint and Rethelin, 'also remaining French, to the Rhine, which thence centinues the boundary between France and Germany. As to .the Rhine, the Thalveg, or course of the river, shall form the boundary. The changes. however, which may occur In the course of she river. shall have no effect on the property of the isles which are found there. The possession,of these isles shall be replaced under the same form u at the period of the Treaty of Luneville. 6. In the Department of the Doubs, the frontiers shall be drawn, so as to commence above La Reconnlere near the Lodi, and follow the crest of the Jura between Cerneani Peittbut and the village of Fontenelles, so tar as that summit of tiie Jura Which lies about seven or eight miles to the north.west of the, village of La Beeville, where.it will turn back within the-each:At limits of France. 7. In the Department of the Leman, the frontiers between the French territory, the Pais de Vaud, and the different portions of tae territory of Geneva, (which shall make a part of Seriezeir land,) remain as they were before die incorporation of. Geneva with Prance. But the Canton of Frangy. that of Sc. Julien, (with exception of that part lying to the north of a line to be drawn from the point where the river of La Lake enters near Chancey into the Genevese territory, along the borders of Stbe guin, Laconex, and Seseneuve, which shall remain without the limits of France), the Canton of Rennie* . (with the exception of that portion which lies eastward of a line following the borders of the Muraz, Buoy, I'ers, and Cornier, which, shall be Ishii. out the French limits), and the Canton of I.a Roche (with ex ception of the ;facts named La Roche and Annauay with their disniets), shall rest with France. The frontier shall follow the limits of those different Cantons and the lines separating those portions which France retains from thpse which she gives up. O. In the Department of Mont Blanc*, Franco shall oistainthe Sub-prefecture of Chamber!, firth exception Of the Cantons de l'Hopital, St. Pierre d'Albigny, I.a Roan% conk Mentn.enatt,) the Sub-prefecture of Annecy, (with exception of tbst part o; the Canton of Faverges, situated , o the east of s line pawing-lie- Mere Ourechaise and Marlene on the French side, and Martha! and Ugine on the opposite side, and which then follows the crest of thr flillitUt3lllB to the frontier of the Canton of . 1 hones). 1 his line, with the limits of the afore.named Cantons, shall constitute the new frontier on this side. On the side of the Pyreunees, the fronthite twain ea they were, between the two kingdoms ot France and Spain, on the lit of January, L 792. '1 titre shall be appointed on the part of both, a mutual Commission, to arrange th it final demarcation. France renounces all claisin of sovereignty. supremacy, aril poesessioo over ail countries, dirt-Ins, towns and places wt who. ever situated without the above stated frontier. The privet ality •of Monaco is replaced in the same sunatiOu as on the Ist ot January, 1792. The Allied Courts assure to France the possession of the prin cipality of Avignon, the Venaissin, the count) of Montbeltard. and al. the inclosed districts once belonging to Germany, com prised within the above indicated frontier, which had been in corporated with France better or after the ist of January, t 79.2. The Powers preserve mutually the fell right to foculy what ever point ot their states they may judge fitting for their safety. • '1,:o aedid all injury to private property, and to protect on the most liberal principles the posszutons of individuals domicsibiteds on the trontiers, there shall be named by each of ttsi States ad joining to France,Ctinunissioueis, to proceed jointly with i'repch Couiniissioners, to the demarcation of their respective bounds. ties. So soon as tine office of these Cotattnissiosers shall be tima pined, instruments shall be drawn up, signed by theta, and posts 'erected to mark the mutual limits. Art. IV. To secure the conmennications of the town of GO loges with the other parts Of she Swiis 'territory an the lnite. `France cdosents that the road by Versoy shall be common to the two countries. The respective Governments will have an ami sieble underranding on the means of preventimesmuggling, tins tegulatiou of the posts, and theinalotenatice 01 the toad. Art. V. The navigation of the Rhine, from the pet:tit where it becomes navigable to the sea, and back, shall be free. so as to be' interdicted to no pi non. Principles *hall be laid down at et future Congress fur the collection of the duties by the States out the Banks, bathe-must equal and 'avowable to the comiterce all ratios*. • it shall be also enquired and ascertained at the same Congress inwhat mode, for the purposes of mote facile commtinication and rendering nations contintally less sus gas to each other, this disposition may be extended to ad rivers that in their ilavi-1 gable course separate or traverse different State's. Art, VI. Holland, placed unde• the sovereignty of the House of Orange, shall receive an increase of terrau.y. The title, and the exercise of its sovereignty, cannot, unutr any circumstance, belong to a Prime wearing or designated to wear a foment Crown. 'I he German States shall be independent, and united by a fe derative league. Independent Swisserland shall eontinve under Its own Go vernment. Italy, without the limits ut the countries which shall return to Austria, shall be composed of Soveretgn mate.. , Att. VII. The Wand of Malta and its diroendeucies shall belong, in full possession and sovereignty, to his lia M..jety. Att. VIII. His Britanr:l Majesty, stipulating for himself pod his Allies, engages to restore to his Most Christie* Majesty, within per Ws interwards to be fixed, the ct.fistnes, 'ushered; fac ilities, and establishment& of every kind which fiance possessed on theist of January, 1792, in the seas ur on the contintin of. Amu lea, Afnca, and Asia, with the exception nevertheless of the 'sands of 'lttbago. Sr. Lucia, and the Isle of Frame stud lei dependencies, name:y, Rodrique and the Sechelles, all wbisih his must Christian Majesty cedes in full property and sovereignty its ha Britannic IVlaj• y,..ae übo , khan part of St Domingo ceded to France by the pe..ce sti liable, and which his most Christiail Ma jesty retrocedes to his Catbokc Majesty, In fitU powef and' sovereignty. • . Art. IX. His Majesty the )(log of Sweden and Nanny, consoqUeoce of arrangements tittered into with his Alicia !sad ! for the execution et the preceding Article, canons that the Island of Goatialoupe be restored to his jurist Christ tan Majesty, and cedes all the rights which he might have to.that Art. X. lii. most Faithful Majesty, In consequence of annoy. mews raitertli lisso with his Attie) engages to mem est° Wising C hristiau Majesty, within ix perio d hereafter fixed, Fritsch Guy. ear, such as it was on t h e Ist January, 1792. ! The effrtt of the above stipulation being Hi revive the dispute existing at that period as to limits, it ts agreed that the said -ball be tersoittatsd by an amicabe arrangenseqc, wider the !ittetliarNMlothls Britatinic - Majesty. Art. Xl. The fortraies and toys alleles Is the cabman to be encored to his most Christian Majesty, la virtue of ArticksVKl. • - . - IX. and X. shah be given sp to the suite in which they shad be at the time of the signature ot the present treaty. 'Art. XII. His Britannic Majesty engages to cause the subjects of his Most Christian Majesty to cloy, in regard to commerce and the wilt ity,of their persons anti properties,withm the linlitl ot the British sovereignty on the - eon.ineut of India, the same ft privileges, and protection, which are at present granted to the most favoured nations. On his side, his most Christian Majesty having nothing moat at heart than the perpetuhy ot the peace between the two Crowns of France sod , and ' w shing contribute, as much m him lies, to remove , of -ftet between two mama soma rant W enact ' to be restoredio, British sove• those atahliah• Mc nuintelsida 11* rat the Foul ben i • .:..:..•:. W~.~ ... .. i_..l • ' ' . - bairn trona Perlitat *RA rrou.eng"" ' " `"'" us ` n 19.... forwarl such point, of c.ontect between the two ndi rates the Colston aUliooey &OM the rest of tile Derastntent of . one day alter a good menial underontodits...inseda Ake Mamas • . , . any work of fOrtification in the astatibbnients to 1 . ' • 4. la the pa r nmfar gabs SI A M* . the Cantons of So:broth •. tali A r „„a saha i ma i n . to Rum, aii well so that mg of the hint. end which are domprill Vain the Inuits of .Casso ft4 i 4 6 , 10.30. ." aka * go o. solut h e g . ,s„ to b , Pt fru yop the posidniint at Friths, and to place t in t dn. " Mt , sought% o fota ?spars si kiett.ltenboih, Cabo.. menls/aff the'rtnnbti of wimps necessary for 111.: Mun n i . mid Hot ()simile/ thrslinfertnt places Wiliam lif 01. P cibt ‘ e ' Me . !Week frontier) tothe paint watery, oaten' fowl Qusesel4, Art. KIM As to doe French right 0 nsUlty ga it / , , • • . "' • .1.. , • f . • sf Nes*lnallal On do if tit Isle of that Mem anti the adjacentisles.W . *. 'Mlles or St. lowessica, may thing shall be resto red to *tame footing as in MIL . Art. XI V. T eimsibas. he factories, and establialimeots to be restored to his Most Christian Majesty by Ms gritanate Majesty Of his Allies, shall be given up, viz, those In the Seas of the Worth, or in the Seas and on the Continents of America and Mica, within three months, and those beyond the Cape of GoOd Ike within six months after the ratification of the present treaty. .Art. - XV. The high contracting parties having reserved' to themselves by the 4th Article of the Convention of April 22, the !Isolation in the present Definitive treaty of Peace, of the fate of the arsenals and vessels of war • armed and nut ar med, which a r e in m ar itim e fortr e ss e s, surrendered by France In execution of Art. 2, of the said Convention, it is igrecd that she said vessels sad 'ships of war, armed and oft armed, as aho the neva► and , eery, the naval stores, and all the materials of construction and armament, shall be divided between Fiance and the tiottotry where the fortresses are situated, In theproportion of two-thirds to France, and ono-third to the powers to wheal such fortresses shall appertahr. .. , The vessels and ships which are building, and which shall not be ready for launching in six weeks after the present treaty, shall be considered as piaterials, and as such divided in the proportion , above assigned, after being taken to pieces. . Commissaries shall kt mutually appointed to arrange the dleht dons and draw up a statement thereof, and passports shall * giver, by the Allied Powers, to secure the return to France if, the French workmen, warms. and agents.' .! The vessels and arsenals existing in the maritime frietroiNft Which shall have fallen into the Power of the Allies, cow*;, the 23c1 of April, are not included in the above stipulationk,‘ air the vessels and arsenals which belonged to Method, and In pc& Ocular the Texel fleet. . . I The French Government.binds itself to withdraw, or cause to be sold, all that shall belong to it by the above stated Within the period of three months after the 41,15= 141 4 sleeted. Its future, the pon of Antwerp idili be solely'S 1p" . .1411111* Mace. Art. XVI. The high coot raAig pwli iltishing ilifdledild , causes to be placed its entire oblivion the divisions which love all. Slated Europe, declare and promise, that in the countries tosatled misd,ceded by the present treaty, no individual of wkatecur dec. Or condition shall he parevented, harassed, disturbed in his per. too or property, under any pretext, or er Ins musehment either to spy of the contracting parties or to vernments which brae ceased to exist, or for any other cause, unless for debts contrat ted to individuals, or for acts posterior to the present tromp . Art. XVII. In all the countries which mg or shall change masters, as well in virtue of the present treaty ,as of arrangements to be made to consequence *erect the inhabitants, both natives and foreigners of whomever class it condition, titian be allow, ii a space es eta years, reckoning thou the. exchange of the ratifies. Miss, hi order to depose, if they think proper, of their property. whether actrired before or during the present win*, and to mire Ito whatever country they please. Ar. XVIII, The Allied Powers, wishing to give his Malt Chris.lan Majesty. a . new proof at theirskiice m mum no disap pear, as much as ties in their power, the'coesequences of the pe riod of calamity so baprily terminated l.y the pr• sent peace, re nounce ie tote, the SUMS which the Goverojn , nt had to re-de mand of Franco, by reason of any cuntrac s, suiptieb or ultra:ices haisoevera,made to the French Govannuret le the sidi - evesit wan vonsob have .akee pLitteAtaet His Most Cluirian Majesty, en his side, rencunces every claim which he might make on the Allied Powers on *limier gioutids. la execution et this artmle, the high coutracatig patties engage mutts:illy to give up all titles, bonds, and documents reaming to debts which tuey have retiprocail) renounced, Art. XIX. The French Govermnent engages to viii to he liquidated and paid all sums which It shall fiud itself lobo.! air 'du y to pay in countries beyond its territories, in virtue of -con tracts or other formal engagements entered into be wren indivi duals or prorate establishments, and the French authorities, both fer supplies and legA obligations. • Art. XX. The High Contractirg Fitment, Immediately after the exchange of the ratifiCations of the present 'freely. will ap riot Commissaries to regulate and effecuate the executiolt of the *Mole of the measures contained in Articles XVIII. and XIX 41sese Commissaries shall employ themselves iv "the examina•ion of the claims nientlistsed in the preceding Article, of the Iktukid non of :he sums diainted, and of the mode which the French Ga iter:intent shad propose for paying, them. they shall also be charged with the giving up of the titles, obligatitata and does. roasts relative to the detns which, the High Contracting Po Mutually-renounce ' in such way that the tatikatien trete result of their labor' shell complete this reciprocal renunciation. • • Art. XXI. Tl* debts specially hypothecated In their origin on countrie. which cease to, belong to Francs, or contracted '11.4 their internal adnunietration, than r. main r. charge tin these same counglies. An account shad in consequence be jtept for the FrellielbGovernment, commencing with the andbecember, int S. ON& of those debts as have been convert e d into ifiseripeetrq is 4, great hook of the public debt of France. . 'l'be titles of ail Such as have not been prepared for the inscription, 'write* been yet inscribed, shall be given up to the governments of that...pet live countries. Statements of all these debts shall be drawn up by a mixed corundision. Art. XXII. The French Government, on he side, shall retrials charged with the repayment of all the sums paid by the subjects of the ebove.mtotioned countries into the French chests, who. thee under the heal! of cautloataents, deposits, or consignments. In like manner French subjects strait sof the said countries, who have paid sums under the bead of cautionnsents, deposits, or consignments, into their respeCtive treasuries, shall be faithfully re-imbursed. Art. XXIII. The titular* of places subjected to cautionment, who have not the handling of the money, shall be repaid with its :crest, until the full pail:sent a! Paris. by fifths and annually. sem mencing front the date of the present Treaty. With regard to those who are accountable. the payment shall take place, at the latest, six month after the presentation of their accounts, the case. of malversation alone excepted A copy of the last account shall be transmitted to the Government of their country toserve it for information and as a starting pout. Art. XXIV. The judicial deposits and consigiunents made , nte the chest of the sinking fund in execution of toeless , of ;Ita Nivose, year 13 (18th of January, ttis),and which belong to the 'lnhabitants of. countries which France erases to possess, shall be restored within a rut, 'daring from the exchange of the rallies tions of the present treaty, into the hands of the authentic* of the said immune*, with the exception of such deposits and con. *omens. as French subjects are interested in • In which as[ they shall remain iu •be chest of the sinking fund, no. to be rev stored bur on prows resulting from the, decisions of the 'mope tent authorities. , • - Art. XXV ; The funds deco/bed by the communes and 0,14 establidunews in the chest of service and in the -dna GUM* 'hiking fund, or in anfrithet government chest, shall be rep* to them by fifths from year to year s reckoning -front the date of the present treaty, wilts .the deduction of advances which shall have been made to them, and saving this regular claims made upon these fon,is by 'meson of the vhf COISIDIUSeS and roadie' establishments. Art. XXVI. Dating from the Ist of January,4Bl4,.the French Government ceases to he charged uith the payment of any pen sion civil, military , or ecclesiastical, pausal of retirement, or hall pay, to any individual, who is no longer a French subket. • An. XXVfI. The nadonal donialn*' acquired * fat a *alma* 4°ll4ler - emu by Freench soltjedts w in the ci-Svaat departments of ' delgium the lett batik of the Khine. an d o f ski Al s. without the ancient Waits mits of are and remain kiiiraefted cei=tbe per churn. ' ' Art. XXVIIf. The abolltino at the isare.ippi4toktradise N . and others et the same nature, in the peeks whieh reciprik catty *quieted It wads Erance, or vtligh bad been aratenedfd36 annexed to it. IS ezpresely con farm e d. Art. XXIX. 'nor Stench Government mempasse amen hes.l restored the oliligarioas and other titles *MI 'Anil balm ke seized in the prewar's . % Occupied by •ehe Bradt arndarerednd: *amines; and in eases wings, restitution cannot be made, thew ougatlons and athletic and remain mod. *v 'Art. tx.X. The seas sebitii !Wit be be ill Ante of adlfty nut ye terniented, ar leraelpyhed wee*, eit the list of Dtpeeher, t elk enAp . 1104 s, m 4 in the deyakeeente detechtd Tres* I'Matie Iltirfeeinet elten 0160 the 'Charge hr•nithrelitsteeMiee4 qs sbk w meT4lO%-mr4441: 1 0 (ed . by the sompbehas neie sdds t . be the debts at the district. ";‘, aSri. XX3EL: All a gehiefd e *NW ill& 4:lllYer bileglest o P t w get end goo administration, shall hiiealtheillylfareemidne , detiotany with sitti cnostuleei or, d that be hilefesdlabis, will it &lOW . ... acollenthepispitt: ,1•111 not more than Die menthsifter the surrender of the said cote:i r k. This stipule . ion is applicable to archives, charts, and plans,va.. y have buen carried of in countries for the moment ch*api • ' by the different armies. Art. XXXII. Within a period of Dece tWO uary mont f h o s r , w riera hlib c ae ongr e been * e tb np e ged arrangements send Plenipotentiaries to (l' V ' badl ienna. a tn s or in der the to Preset regulate , waire, a ' (.. ' dispositions of the present Treaty. • Arts XXIIIII. .The present Treaty.- shall be ratified, MI th ratification exchanged within a fertoight, or sooner if pi:.• tkable. In testimony, whereof the respective Plenipotestiariet lap signed the same, and of tivreto the seal of their arms. Done at Parts this 90tie of May, be tbe.year of our iard lasi, (Law Ssfil/i) (Signed)" • The Prince of lit ~ event. (Lew Sigiffij . The Prince of Mart tee me. . (Le tie 111iitil ' J. P. Count ti ;Amor.. . _. ADDITIONAL ARTICLE. Thekllsti Contracting Parties, wishing to.efface all trac e : the unfortunate events which have weighed heady on r • people, have agreed explicitly to annul the effects of the Trete.. of 180 s end 1809, in as tar as they are not already aweally a:.. nulled by the present'fivaty. in consequence of this declare Ir.: , his most Christian Majesty engages that the decrees issued apimt French or reputed French subjects, being fir having been in the service of hi. Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty, *hall re. male Without effect, as emit as the judgments which may har t been passed in execution of those decrees. . .. TM present addidenal Article shall Mee the Mine force aril effect as if k had been inserted is the patent Treaty of this date •it sbalkbe ratified, and the ratification shall be exchasgeel at tit same time. In testimony whereof, the respective Plenigoter. darks have signed it, and affixed thereto the seal ef their arms. DoCrit Paris, this loth May, iet te. (Si ed) • , ~ ( L.S.) • ._ . The Prince liatievene. ; , •:' (L..i) . Count-Si - emus . Tilt PAnt tra.-,...*UlW_AMttinitagd place, the fame' Treat,' - Or PetultOWpeace 'lies tbnclUded:--he. tween France and Rutsia ; between France and Great Britain • between France and Prussia ; and signed, viz.—lie Treaty between France and Russia : Per Fratfee by M. Charles Maurice TaUeyrand Perigord, Prinee of BeLeent • (er sepia); and for Russia, by M. M. Cunt tfasuniouffeky. Privy Counsellor of his Majesty the Empeme si ill the Russia.. Knight of the Orders of St. Andrew, St. Aleu t ,. der Nescsky, Grand Crow of Ow of St. Wolothotir of the I r tr•t Class ; aid Charles Robert Count Ner.etrode, Prory Counsellor Ut his said Majesty, Chamberlain, Secretary of Jute, Knight of it Order or st.Al•under Newel( y , Grand Ceps of d St. Vt . ° losilmir of the Second Class, Grand Croei of the Order of 1.40. pold of Austria, of that of slicked Ewle of Prussia, ut therea t : star of Swidetiond of the Golden t owls ;it Witaliwberg. The 'Treaty between Fraocat asd Great Britais : ,For Franca: by M. Glades Maurice Talkynuid Perigee!, Paco if ihrsiment (et seer a); And fiat ,6tviat Britain, by the Right Hon. Robert Steerwt, Viscount Castlereagh, Privy Couscellor of his Majesty the 'Kin; of the UnitplKielfictin at Great Britain and Ireland, Menther ut his ParilmaestXsionel til the Itegonent at Loodonderry title 13, 1 111 4 his Primps* secretary et *me for Foreign Affairs. &c.. George Gordon, Earl of Aberdeen, Viscount Fermenta, Lord Halite, Taub", and Keine, Ike. one of the sixteen Scotch Peers, Kuala of the most ancient Order of the I Ingle, and hie Amebae sailor Extraordatrary and Plenipotentiary to bit Imperial, itayal, and Apostolic Majesty; Wituam :thew Cathcart, Viscount Cathcart. Batas Caftan and Green*, Counsellor of his said Majesty, Koichi of thi or der of the thistle, and of several Russian Grates. Gement is his Armies, and his Ambosindor Extraordinary and Pienipstmalary to his Majesty the Emperor of Rings; And the ilea. Charles William Stewart, Knight . ' of the mon tnesouratle Order of the Bath, Membir of Pai ham l et, Loot 'etthe Prussian Orders of the Black and Red Eagle. wed of Wasy eaves. Mal his Envie" Exthurdinary and &lunette Pianissimo. chary to his Majesty the King of Prussia.. •, .i. The 'Treaty between France and . Ptussia : For France, by C. M. Talleyre.d-Perigord, Prance of item. vent; (ort tape). - , , • - . . And fat trussia bp's& M. Charles Augustui Barns Raeder.- fieafe-Chencidlor of Newt to his Majesty the Xing ii'Prooma, 1 •Itnightotthe Orders of the Black and Red itagle •anit of *my other Orders, and Charles William Baron Fittenliatt. Minister of State of his sold Majesty, and Envoy Extraordinary an Ml nistoc Plehipmentiery to. his imperial, Royal, atel . Apgjt a ge Majesty. With the following additional Articles i ' • • AkTICLII ADDITION- t l. Td THE TREATY win/ • , RUSSIA. ' TM Due* of Warsaw hawing been under the adaleastratioa of •a Previsional Council established by Russia ever rites Brit nonstry was occepied-by her wine, the twohigheontracting par ties have agreed in irat immediately a Spsaaal Comnassios, composed on hod; .1 of an moat number of C i eennaiwaries. who shall be ctiarieti;vrttit the exuninatioa and liquidation di their respective claims,. and all arrangements relative threat% ltepteeent additional article shall save the same forge and of eeeas if hisertedverbation in the patent treaty of this date. it shall be ratified, sad the ratifications exchanged at the same time; in testimony whereof the respective Plewpotentieries have *ivied the same, and affixed the'reto the/eat of :Mit arms. Done at Paris, this 30th of Mae, sat s.. • (L. S.) (Signed) The Pence of t a seer Nr. (1.. S ) Annus., Count Itaseitsnerser. • L. S.) ' Csaaots Reiter Count N GDS. ART! ADDITIONAL TO THE TREATY WITH &ES • GREAT -BR! I'AIN. • Article I. His most Christian Majesty, participating without reserve in all the sentiments of his Britannic Majesty relative to s species o• commerce which Is equally awugnant to the prieciples ' of natural justice, and the lights of the times in which tee live. ligages to unite, at a future Congress, all his efforts to those os ms Britannic pr M oz a tainl jeity lu t o.borderlitiooncaoufsetheaU Sieve e m Po e ; twe ets of . iii .:h s t u t i, s tendout to manner that the said trade May cease aeiversalty, as it shall cease definitively. and iu all events, on the Fart of France, within a pe riod of five years, and that brooks, pending the duration of this period, na trader in sines shall be at liberty to Import or sett them else Where. but in the colonies of the State to which be bd sogs. Art. H the British Government and the French Government sill huniediately appoint Commissaries to liquidate their respt c • . ice espences fo the maintenance of ?idiotism of war. for the purpose of coming to.an arrangement on the manner of paying of the balance whiett slab be Mad in fames of either of the two powers. An. 411. The ?Theatre of war respectively shall be bound to dlichtirge;befurellieir &partite. from the place of tilde deter.- 'Hon, tbe private debt* wmch they may have there confused, or • at lout to give satisfactory security. Art. IV. •J'here shalt be on bath sides, immediate/I after the intificatiob if the present Treaty, a removal of asmimeration which, since the yew 1794, may have been placed on the funds, revenues, debts, and aU Inbred:feet* whatever of the bib con• tracting powers sr of their subjects. • l'he same Commissaries mentioned in An. IL shall employ themselvei in the examination and liquidation of the claims to his Britannic Majesty ape* the French Gov, ranee*, for the vs . lee of property move..ble or immoveable, unduly ed by the French authorities, as w e ll a s f or t h e tota l or partial es of theirdebts oeothet property, unduly detained midge 'sequestra tion since the year 1792. France engages to treat In this respect the subjects of Paean.] no with the agate iise thin the subjects of France ItameeperienciA itsfingtand;4lllll d1e014161% Gamesmen' wishing, pa leeway, ti • menu, in tltazr tie t a rtimony that the Allied Powers ism given to Memo* Majesty of their desire to mum onkel e theeespeplaestiss of the epoch ofisidothows en hifitalf *mai oaf' J • * *Armee* raw, wage& on ha stee(as soon aseomplete jus tice of el he done to Its subjects.) VI eteeniewl the whole amount . 4164 41 1 , 11 boatload hilts tawser,ralethe to the mam ' tames uf tree *coned of war so that the &milk:seen of the result et the Moats et *the valetwined Calawilswaiwa, and the pay. meet of the Nino_ t _aralees f tile Mau white shall b* to o w belsitg tithe eubjects his Miasmic Majesty. sea Its t shill ellendatiett milipleee:' • An, V. twin AOCentractliw Powersi,..des(rene to wi dish the most endow relatlnne between the* respective sub rift*ft se tb eMeienst pfornise to - come to ab usdereandit g IPPlllii,l l o afillPla as peeeibk, on. dick. contnierdal inc. 198.1111 4 111 at alKoarallfoll *oft iotralillat the Foi gase their Vikettie • - • • ~_.. MINA_ -ankles shall have the save fOCCe and e NOM" boa Wetted is these words In the treaty I ze, . . , this de!. Tboyebell be tatile eget wave st the setae rime. In r :1 11poteetianss bre sir ed thee Amis. • Done at Paris, the Ova of Ma , (*fled) The CAI. r Alit CATS CPAS ADDITIONAL ARTI CLE U • ( ER Abbess& the Treaty of P. ac April, Ills. that of :nub, 0! to dee of Pas is, of the Web of Sep Convontiens sad Att. wltst.neve Bole bet •ees PRISMS cid Franc St tile Foist testy, the high It nevertheless proper re declare Treaties won to be obliptory, raged and these that ate seer Poem* enity an , l &sews *bleb mien 'mak trom them. lab Meet Chris um Makser molest Meat or reputed Freud the service of his Prussian sent ;• as airs the saiestlon of dent tM 111 7 ,1 'I be ptisuot sad: Waal srtid srabdity as I t had bale Wane this day. It obell be ratified, a 'changed at the seam tint. 10 "ralpr;tentiaries bare sigma 1 , , ar - Dose at Parrs. sOds Msy, The Prince of Bin yr Commas AVOUS7 US • ti iaIISIS WSILLIASI, THE EVI? . LO IMO r_ MONDAY, IMO OP STOCKS THIS [ • &Meted is} 66—Cans. shut • Bk. Pobi Aims. 161 —India "kai socking ddae.--E . . • 4 %V here received Psi tlusive; They present, .4 'Veiny of Peace, of veli tine: The tonditi•ins aF we beim stated in forme, Ttie lit Article writ Stales of Europe. The nett fain. restore *wary 1, 1792, (prior to the had seised Avignof • 'within her frontier j, MU . Which at carioca points *eats of convenience, a • belt not 'Mounting in di to the Vanquilti Trance renounce to sovtivirty, fat the acquisition of with oceans of French I *bine is to be free. By the 6th, Hollend tory, with proviso th, peter wear a foreign many and Switzerland pendent confederations. tries to be testored to pendent attereignties. By the lth, that mos b confirmed to this co . The ilh restores to "Werke, &c. which sh Lucie, Tobago, and The 9th iutd 10th to the cession of Gua ale cession of French lite 1 Ith, Pith, 1: sod maser of mak France to erect no fu' The 15th and 16th the shipiiog in the b sequence of the cotm titan applies rind' of which the former cial port. _ _ The Articles 17 stirulations for prot be affect( d by the cl have been the pnlitii ted. By the 21st pars of Germany a wit% the sums 0, igi fain the Gland the Leginn of Hon stand the ritirpert o in a technical phr. very well accptainte ful badge of slaver illaialCro to remain in consequence of coying King FLU) The 113 d AI tide st Vienna by the 1 to regulate the at Treaty into full of By the Ist ad! Oven &juin. bs ofnrts at the Coati Slave Trade. fr. a bolish it within fi The following able to both awn mutually enninat and the annultn either bide ; and perosq; critso done tp her subi seisiatiesaftes of toeot, shall be .