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London, England, 1819-05-29 00:00:00

SOUTH AMEhIC/I.

SPECIAL TREATY nr.TwEtiN THE STATES OF
BUENOS AYRES AND CHILI.

Ili" Excellency the Supreme Director of tlic United Peo-
vinees of the Rio de la Pieta, and his Excellency the Su-
preme Director of the State of Chili, in possession of the
powers conferred on them by the Provisional Cuusltlutiuw
of the respective Stater, desiring to put a period to the
t) teeniest domination of the Spanish Goversienesit in Peru,
soul to bestow its. its inhabitants that liberty sod independ-
cone of which they are so unjustly deprived, slid with •
view to givir g that assistance which the inhibitions of Lima
have solicited of both ti,. Contracting States, hive resulved
to cueclude the present Treaty.
l'or this purp..se the Coolest-ling Parties have named as
their Ulenipoteut imies, to wit—
eft the part of his Escelleney the Supreme Director or the
United Mutilates of the Rio de la Plata—DUO Gregurio
Figgie, Minister of State so the Departateots of the Govern-
ment and Foreign Affairs;
And on the part of the Snpreme Director of the State of
Chili—Cohen I Don Antonio tusk de Yiisarri, Officer of the
Legion of Merit, and Minist•T of State—
Who having excheitgeei their full powers, and having
found them in good and due form, have agreed upon the hal-
tering Articles :
ARTICLR I.—Both Contracting Parties, agreeing with
the desire manifested by the inhabitants or Peen, and espy-
fealty by those of Ijma, the capital, that they should aid
them well an mined fence, in order Oust they may drive
thence the Spelled' Government, and establish that which
ellen be most analoeuns to their physical and moral tonsil-
fusions; the said twit Contracting Parties oblige themselves
to undertake an expeditiou which for that purpose is already
prepared in Chili.
ART. 11.—The Combined Army of the United Provinces
and of Chili, directed against the actual Authorities at
Lime, and in aid of these inhabitants, shall cease to exist
in that country the moment it has established a Government
by the free-will of the inhabitants; unless being required by
that Government, and being suitable to the eircimistauers
of both the Contracting Parties, the three Stairs of Chili,
the United Provinces, aid Lima, should agree that that
army remain fur • period in the said territory. In that
case the Generals empowered, or the Ministers of Chili and
the United Provinces, must treat upon this point wills the
Government which shall be established in Lima, the recen-
sion of such Treaties being always subject its the respective
ratification of the Supreme Authorities of Chili and the
United Provinces.
ART 111.—In order to avoid all cause of disagreement
between the two Cowl-acting States, mod the uew one which
is to be formed in Peru' respecting the payment of the ex-
penses of the Liberating Expedition, and desirous of remov-
ing henceforth all pretext Shish may be formed by the
enemies of America, in order to attribute to that Expedition
isiterested motives, which are utterly foreign to it—both
Contracting Parties agree nut to treat of levying three
expenses hitore they can be arranged with the Indepen-
dent Government of Lima; the Combitted /limy °berry-
jag, both till then and sulesequessily,such conduct as in con-
formity to its object, which is to protect and mot to act
in bustility to these inhabitants; respecting all which both
Governments Omit give express orders to the respective
Generals.
ART. IV.—The statements of the expenses of the Übe-
' rating Expedition, end of the Milian Squadion which
cooduets it, from She time of its passing into the
Pacific Sea fur that purpose, shall be preeeieli el by
the Ministers or Agents of Ilse Governments of Chili and of
the United Provinces, to the independent Govern'''. tit of
Lima, meaning with it amicably and conveniently the
aenoesb. periods, and maresers of the payments.
ART. V.—The two Contracting Parties mutually gnarantie
the indepeadeoce of the Slate which shall be funned in Peru
when its capital is liberated.
ART. VI. The present Treaty shell be ratified by his Ex-
cellence the Supreme Director of the Visited rrut Owes of
Rio de la Plata, and by his Excellency the Supreme Director
of the State of Chili, withiu the space of sixty day..
Dated.aad signed in the City of Remove Ayres, on the
elk day of February,
ANTONIO JOSE DE nushens.
GREGORIO FAGLE.

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