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- The Counsellor of State, Peter Ouhril, on his fled
fission in the beginning of May, to provide for the Pea'
support Of the ittusisn prisoners, received at the the
• game timt instruaions, in case an opportunity should 1
offer, for an amicable accommodation between tier;
Russia and France. He returned hither with ex- reig
traordinary speed, and brought with him a convent-
tiOtt for a peace, which he had signed the 8,11 (20th)
tidy
• • a 3144 with (general Ciarke, appointed Igen; poten-
bre
tiary for that purpose by the French Government.
Ist
As agreeable as such en event would have been
to His Tuve:jai Nl4je.,ty, had this convention been in '
any manner cot,formable to the c:igtity of His Ma- Fit
Sesty, to hi. engagements to his allies, and to the sui
tranquillity of Europe, it was as UtlplettSVA to His art
Imperial Majesty to perceive, that the same by no we
Means held forth any good and benevolent views.
• The Treaty was as follows : 1 she
1. Fr tin tha present day these shall be peace and hiendshie On
• fee inct between Pi s Majesty the Emperor of Rus.is mad Ha nis
Napoty the Entotro: of France and K rag of Italy, their
*WS end •iceesser., then wenn« and stejetts.
11. As a conseqoetice to the fioit article, all hostilities, both by is
ells and laud, *44;1 cow between the two nations; the necesary
egos lee which shall be %sued within tweet', four hours alter af
slatting lie pres..nt curers ition. All ship. of war, or other yea. of
R 4, belonging to ether of the two powers, or their subjects,
that dull be taken alter the signing of this convention in any in,
Put or this world, ehjU lis restored to the owners.
W. The Russian. hoops shall good up to the French the
country knewit 'ay the none of IS..icca di Catt.aro, as also D.I- y,l
Mill. which, by the 4th Attiele of tho Treaty of Pteshurg,
Mow te His French Imperial Majesty, as King of Italy.
factley stall be afforded the Rusdan troops hat the eta.
esietiou ..tt.tioi.ao, as also of the Ragusan tannery, end Da-- a'
. math, if the cacuinstaimei of the WIC should have occasioned
C
tfica to u.,11,ty the. 1, linniediately after this Con-
‘oll,loll be ratified, toe Confounders of the two Powers,
tt
* land and sea, shall eater an agreement with Irespea to t)
the march:nig out of the truops, and the surrender of the coon- g
a try.
IV. His Ntalestfthr Emperor of Prance, and King of Italy,
coraeants, at the request ot the Env:stir of all the Remiss-- a
t. remote the Republic of Ragusa to its forma. irides. •
gendence, under the condition that it shall enjoy, as hereto. (
fere, the /111teetion or the Ottoman Porte. The Trench shall
retail the position or Stagg., on the peninsula of Sabianella,
ersctiretlw comniuni,ation with Cumin.
I. To testa from any hostile undertakings Bg-inn the Mott. f
tenegllns, from the Ay- of the signing of this Convention, so
Ilene as they Shall remain peaceable subjects of the Porte
They Will immediately return home, and His Majesty the
emperor Napoleon engages not to Itio:tslit them, nor to make
soy inquiries relative is part they have taken in the hostile
attacks that have hue mute in the territory of Ragusa, and
the neighheuring territories.
V. The tralependenee of the 'Republic of the Seven Islands
acknowledged by both powers. The Russian troops now
in the Mailiterienean, shall terneve to the lowan islands. His
Russ so I•7lpelisl %Nest', to gyre a proof of his sincere
elaoa to pease, shall not leave more than 40110 of his troops
I there, whisk he shall remove as soon as His Imperial Majesty
Shall judae necessary.
VI. The tridepe,.dence of the Ottoman Porte shall be ac-
knowledged on both such, and both the 'High Contatliog Par-
. t , tin engage to roma it, and the integrity of its posseorins.
VII. As soon as, in esourgeeeneet the coneludiiig of the
• roma Convention, orders shall have been given for the troops
to leave Rocca& Cattalo, all occasion of hostility bring retool'-
.
ea, the French troops shall retire from Germany. His Majesty,
vie k:uipmor Naponoti, declares, that within three inontla after
the signing of the Treaty, all his troops shall have tetumed to
!tastes.
VIII. Beth the High Contracting Parties shall employ their
good elkes to terminate, el speedily as possib!e, the war b...
evict Preset. and Sweden.
IX. As the toe Irgh Contracting Parties wish, as mach as
depends upon LIMO, to hasten the peace by sea, 11111 French
Imperial Mijesiy will wi.lingly accept the good offices of His
• Russian I repetial St.tetty lee the attainment of that object.
X. The Commetei..l solutions between the subjects of the
two ernieires, shall be restored to the manse footing so which
they were bef re the breaking out of the hostilities, by which
they were disturbed and sepa.rated.
XI. All prisoners of both nations shall be delivered up to
the Agents of the reerective Governments, without exception,
am soon as the ratifications shalt be exchanged.
XII. Toe e:gulations of the etir.tens and ceremonials he-
ti/ma the two High Contracting Powers, shall be paced ore
she same (oohing as before the var.
Xlll. The ratifications of this convention shall be ex-
*hanged at St. Petersbargh, within 55 days, by Pleitiyoten.
tiart,s appointed oil each side.
Dent end dined fit Paris, the Bth (80th) July, 1806.
(Signed) PETER OuliRIL.
CLARKE.
His Imperial Majesty has been pleased to lay this
aft of I, ..fication before a council summoned spe-
cially for that purpose, that it might be compared
both with the instruaions given to M. D'Oubril
hire, and wrh the orders .--mt to him at Vienna,
before his derarture from that city ; and it hat
appeared, if: it the Counsellor of State, Oubril,when
he signed the convention, had not only departed
from the instruaions lie had received, but had afted
direcey contrary to the sense and intention of the
t I.
c msmission given him. The Imperial Council, with
a common feeling for the honour of the country,
cid abiding by Cue known principles of His Impe-
.