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HOWSE OF COMMONS.

••••••••
Mr. POOLE, pursuant to an order of the House,
presented an account of the Ordnance Service, an-
provided for by Parliament. He said, this was for
the purpose of enabling the treasuty to issue money
for the set vice of that Department, till the general
estimates should be laid before the House. and gave
notice, that be should move, that it be referred to a
Committee of Supply on Monday next. The ac-
counts were ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. Alexander brought up the Report of the
Committee of Ways and Means of Wednesday—
which was agreed to.
Lord STOPFORD reported, that His Majesty
bad been waited on with the Addresses of that
House, for a Monument in St. Paul's Cathedral,
to Captains Duff and Cooke; and the Address
for burying Mr. Pitt at the public charge, and erect-
ing a Monument to him in the collegiate Church of
St. Peter's, Westminster.
Mr. JAMES FITZGERAI.D said, that wishing
as mach as possible to assimilate the laws and re-
gulations of Great Britain and Ireland, he rose to
propose a measure similar to that which the Speak-
-5r himself took the lead in, fur the benefit of Great
Britain. Nothing could be more beneficial to the
interests of any country, in respea to its physical
crength, its agriculture, and its industry, than to
ascertain the amount of its actual sod growing po-
pulation. He acknowledged, that Ireland was very
deficient in the documents necessary fore informa-
tion on that subjed, as there was no regular regis.
ters of births, marriages, or burials, nor any poor
houses, which might facilitate such enquiries.—
What he meant to provide was, that the Magistrates
of Dublin, and other counties, should be empow-
ered, at Quarter Sessions, in aid of the assistant
barristers, to appoint one or more housekeeper or
housekeepers, properly qualified. to certify the po-
pulation of the different distrifts, and that the ex-
pences should be defrayed by assessments on the ba-
ronies, after the manner of presentments by grand
juries. After the bill should be read a first time,
he should move, that it be printed, and defer the
second reading till after the Easter holidays. He
then moved for leave to bring in a bill for ascertain-
ing the population of It eland—which was agreed to.
Mr. Huskisson brought up a list of the public
accountants, pursuant to Mt of Parliament. Or-
dered to lie on the table.
Mr. KEENE moved for copies of the correspond-
ence of the Governor-General of Bengal, respeet-

ing the claims of certain individuals upon the late
and present Nabobs of Oude. and what proceedings
were taken by the Court of Direaurs relative there-
to; which Wat agieed to.
Mr. STURGESS BOURNE gave notice, that he
would, on Monday next move, that the Com-
mittee on the Middlesex EleCtion be deferred from
the day on which it was fixed, to the Friday
lowing ; in order to have, more probably, a fuller
attendance of member.
The SECRETARY at WAR, before mewing
that the House should
.go into a committee on the
army estimates, expressed a hope, that in the pre-
sent circumstances oldie country, the House would
depart from the usual custom of leaving the esti-
mates a week on the table before they were voted.
The reason why he proposed their going into a
committee immediately, was the danger of the
grants of last year being exhausted, and the mi-
litary service unprovided for, should the House, as
was probable, adjourn for a fortnight. There was
he said, a precedent for this. in the year 1799, when
the estimates were laid on the table the Ist of Oc-
tober, and voted on the 3d.
The House then resolved itself into a Committee,
to which the several Papers were referred, and
agreed to the following Resolutions, after the Se-
cretary at War had apprized them that the Estimates
were drawn up on the principle of last year, with
only two additions, first, in the exercise of the re-
gular forces, and 2dly, the Militia, pursuant to
the Act of the 44th of the King.
1 st. That there be granted to his Majesty 134,473
effective men for the Land Service, from the ^_ sth
of December, 1805, to the 24th of March, I tO6,
inclusive, being 90 days.
21 The sum of 1,192,1051. for defraying the
charges of 41,000 effective guards and garrisons in
Great Britain and Ireland.

3d. 50.5,0371. fir the forces employed in the
Plantations, including Gibraltar, Ceylou and Naw
South Wales, for the same time.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
SATURDAY, Fszaumtv 1.

I.ord GRENVILLE waited yesterday upon the
Prince of Wain. at Carlton House. Ile nest
proceeded to the QuclN'S I louce, where he had an
audience of His MaaisTy, that lasted from two
until about half past two o'clock. His Lordship
then went to the House of Earl SPENCER, in St.
James's Place, where he was soon joined by Messrs.
Fox, Wisnita sr, and GREY, with whom he re

mained in consultation until four o'clock. A report
had generally prevailed, that Lord GnENVIL C had
only revested the delay of Thursday to settle his
plan of a new Ministry, and prepare it for the Royal
consideration. It is supposed, that his Lordship,
accordingly, submitted it to His MAJESTY yester-
day ; hut, from the magnitude of the subjen, and
the shortness of the interview between him and
Lord GRENVILLE, we cannot presume, that it yes-
terday received, even in part, the Royals to lion.
It was, reported, indeed, last night, that Mr. Fox
is excluded from the new arrangement ; but we
mug be slow to credit such a story. It appears to
be only a suspicion arising from the re-appearance
of Viscount Sinnovra and Lord Howl:Etat:ay
upon the political theatre. The LORD Chl ANC LL i.na
and Lord HAWKESReItV had audiences of His MA.
arsr sr last night, from eight until ten o'clock.—
Lord HOLLAND, Mr. GitET, and Mr. SHERIDAN,.
visited Mr. Fox yesterday, at his house, in Arling-
ton-street ; and, at one o'clock, Mr. Fox had a con-
ference with Viscount Sr cosourn, at his house in
Clifford-street. Earl CA urns and Lord H• WKES.
sue v dined yesterday with Viscount CAST L to E AGH,
at his house in St. James's-square; and on Thursday
evening Viscount SIDMONTH had a conference with
Lord C sevviLl.t and the other leading Members of
the Opposition, at Earl S [NMI'S house in St. James's-
place. This confideptial intercourse of all parties both
in and est, would almost leas us to think, that the
new Ministry will be formed even upon a broader
bottom than was first intended, and that Viscount
Si nsroer tl is to be President of the Cauncil, or Lord
Privy Seal. The aMivity of Viscount Cosi. Eft-
NEAGH and Lord I IAWVASBURY may, however, be'
accounted for by reference to the death of Marvis
CORNWALLIS. By that much lamented event, as
we stated in a former Paper, a blue ribbon, the
order of the Carter, the lucrative military sin:cure
of Constable of the Tower, and the Colonelcy of
the 33d Regiment of Foat, are become vacant.—
These, surely, arc good things, which fell fairly
within the Ministry, of which these Noblemen no at
present two component parts, and will probably be
torestalled, as was the case of I.ord IV4rden of the
Cinque Ports, before the new Ministry can come into
activity. Some of the Papers of yesterday announced,
that the new Ministry will be Cozened this night,
but they are evidentlyroo sanguine in the.r expecta-
tions. Lord WINN A•E stated yesterday in the
House of Lords, that he should have His Moats"- v's
commands to lay before them some additional pa-
pens respecting the Continental War on Monday ;
and, on his motion, the debate upon that subjeft
was fixed for 'Tuesday. Some days will therefore
probably elapse, before we have a new Ministry.
If, as we stated yesterday, it can be compieted,
before Friday next, the presumed extent of his MA..
JEATI% Kay in town, the country will have no
reason to complain of delay.

We have received fiamburgh Papers to the 19th
instant. They contain several entertaining articles ;
and one certainly of ia-iportance. It is stated,
upon the alleged authority of private letters from
Vienna, that tiO,ooo French troops, under the corn.
mend of General MARMONT, are to join the Aus-
trians, and to take possession of Bosnia and Servia,
for the Emperor of Geaseasy. Coupling this
with the former assurance, that Austria was to be
indemnifiel in the East for the spoliations decreed
by the. Treaty of Presburg, we are confident that
art attempt will soon be made to sever these two
Provinces of Bosnia and Servia from the Toikish

Empire. M ASSO; • remained v. it a rut midable army

'n tF.e Venetian tethitories, and Ns% 's
was upon its march to join him, probably 5,;.0
intent to your into the Turkish pinvinces.
statement, if tru:, preserts the melancholy picture
of a Prince, who tr.igrd war, risqued hys errrir;
and gave up his capita!, for the &LI-era:lce 4
Europe, becoming an accomplice in the crime uhic
he sought to punish, and sharing the plunder with.
the Oppresor of the Continent,

The Treaties, &e. laid before 7,71
given in cur subsequent colurniss, bur we II iv: 114
at pre%ent roots for any observations upon .h.-n.

The rf 11W is arrived at Falmouth, horn N
in forty-two days. She left 8000 British tr.,op, 4
the Bay of Naples. The Russians had marched i••~
the interior, and were to be joined by fresh troop,.
They have. however, by this time bee,i .-mb. L. 4
in pursuance of their Eurreoit'i commands.

The nous spoke, off GibrAtar, a 71 gun ship,
and two frigatts, under Pottuguese colours.

ills MAJ tSTY is expelled to hold a Councl the
day.
It is reported that Government have received rs
counts of the French army, under General S r. Cyk
having entered Naples. French Papers to the.42ki
have seached town, but their contents are not lib.
portant.
B_r_the Prow, Capt. HEN peisox, which aril*
at C curb, the 30,b June. we learn the following,
intelligence : —The French privateer La Putelle wa
at Rangoon, and had mad:. the undermentioned
captures—

The It; Geltex^, C.tl t Snnwhill, on the 17th Aptil, 6
sight of the Cao lumbers, bound to Penang.
The slip" IStrarniee, on the I'lth Mae. while lyhte withoe
the bar, waiting for $ pilot I she wa, phindered of her p,
and van ttp en the 16th May She rumai.l4l
at
The art.., Rotten, Capt. Robert lienderson, while in die-p
of the riltrt, Awning out nf th• Ritter, on the 14th Mar.
The grab top Don, Capt..l. Stalwart., ;than the 23i Mary
sth,ett ri,nt the toteateer„ being in much di:trete, to k
Capt. tevratt and hr. Offiecte, out of the ship, aid bore of
for llimilooll.
The Doo hawing ptesiouele lost her rudder, the pen,
maeter 1-rt her on Me and proceeded to RAugoo:s lu
•
asitsta

;—‘) 1; the 27th, tome of the L:sears arrived at Ranfp.oo
rik.nited that the gr.tb Isiti drivenslos.e,a!rd was tnt.i.1;1.41
trAne the Prone left Itangno,i the Freteh;nan had ree:•.:01
her gum and ion-4 valuat.L. stores. The Drut lasi,s evil
eqe.sa-nets i to plunder u Loch, a numbs ut b4at • ars ist tout
,Itangnon.
Capt. Snuwh.lt, or the Geurge,.passenger, in the
On the 7th Jun.., the Ih.sn., kiziteed op at sea, in tit. Is:
• 45. a4otit 0000 rastwar.l of the A d imam;' sevelV Itte.
pean. ind three Mala.s. ,rs the Calcutta Foetal° L..
been from the saow Nancy.
Viscount Mat.vitst remains indisposed at 13E1.
It was reported yestetday, but without foundation.
tha: his Lordship was de;ad•
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK gave s
grand dion..:r yesterday, at his house, Portman..
square, to His Royal Highness the Duko ofl,t AM.
11Ri or: r, and several Military Officers.
Yesterday. Alderman !!suite, the new-elected
Ahierman for the Ward of Candlewick, gave an
deg rot Dinner to all the Freemen of his Ward. at
• the White Hart Tavern, Armin:lTU-lane.
Sir Charles Pa it we are concerned to state,
continued dangerously ill last night ; hit disordn
is the gout.
The Earl of UX B loos, we are hanpy to itat7,l
was yesterday in good health, at his house in 01J
Burliegton•street.
lady CAKOLINr LA—MR, We are sorry to an-
nounce, is indisposed, at her father's tsetse,. t:,
Eail of CAvendish.ssi mare..
On Thursday morning, died, at-hall you <erei
o'clock, CHARLES Coolie, Lord Somers, Hann
Evesham in the County of Worcester, and a Bi-
roni.t. He was created a Peer in 1784. His Lo
ship was in his 81st year, and is succeeded in h •
Title and Estates by his eldest son, the Hon. Julys
Cooke, now Lord Somers.

The Dean and Chapter of St. ,PBO Os. have cr•
dered the same Music to be performed at the Fu-
neral of Mr. PITT, that was performed at the Fu-
neral of the ever-to-Sclimented Viscount
No case or trial of any publ.c intrust occurrel
yesterday in. any of the Courts of Law.
lo the maker Of JAc imp:. in the Court of Char-
cery, t!te report given in this Paper, we are e'
corned ti state, was erroneous. The whole matt
wit referred, by the CH ApictlLLon, to the C 0116431 L.
sioners of BAntrupt:.
A new/ piece, called Tear:, in ',hie% Ain.
.forro•n is to_ personate the Nibs, comes tor wtrrt.l
Drury.l.ure neatre, on Wednesday. the Plth
for the iencii of the Ifitlew of the late celebratvi
Comedian. I. KING.

It wilfte. a sattgatction to the public to know, fl
Sir 6:71-f. BARLOW, Bart. nn whom the Gov't!.
meet of India hasdevolved by the dcath of t: •
much lamented Marquis Costs..v 5!.1.11.,i,, in eve
repot% qualified to eoisdesa out earhcern..
the present Arduous moment. It is now the •
years sine:, he was deemed by Ms MAJIST v's
tors, and the Hon. Court df Directors of the V. -•
India Company; to be the most proper person to s•
teed the Marquis Wt t.t.rattY in the Gi.vermr:. •
of India. His ability, discretion, fortitude, a•
integrity, ate universally acknowledged.
character of Sir G. H. BARLOW, drawn by
great master, describes him as a man .•*
the strit.est honour, and most ekvAte4 se••
ments ; the purity rf his mind rising above rs•
consideration of emolument. The merits and s •
vices of Sir G. H. I3ARr.ow cannot, perhao.
snore strongly marked, than by an extract ke.
from The Cateutt.: Gazette, of February last : •
" The wise and salutary Code of Lassa intri,da
thy that great and worthy statesman, Nliv,;
CORMVIALLIg, for the administration of the •
vinces in India, and improved and extended by
succeeding Governments ; with the aid of the
lents, knowledge, and virtues of Sir G. ii. Ils• •
tow, whose merits and services towards his c.ain;•
try and maakind, in the ferasatten and sattor"'
imp-orement of that Code ; are to be trace.' .T
increasing prosperity and happiness of eves
vsuer awe egniire to vkII:c:!: it has been ext...,- •

TREATIES.

IES, PRESENTED, EY Ills M IJEYVY'S
LAND, To Bum noun S OF PARLIAMENT
JANUARY, 1866

'Concert between Majesty and the Em:icr:r of all
~as, signed at St. Petershurgh, the I lth April, ISO&
the Name of tliv most holy and undivided Trinity. ,
fidajeatv, the King of the united kingdans of Great Bri-
ielarid, and la Nl.,judy the Finperorof all the Rua-
ittd with the desi e of re,toring In Europe the peace,
-nee, and ha:vine's. of which it is deprived, by the
oder! ambition of the French Govern not, and the no-
. degree of influence which it is striving to arrogate to
!resolved to employ every means in their power to
salutary end, and to prevent the renewal of similar
eircumstances; and they have named, to coun-
ter the purpose of tilting and agreeing upon close
4 which their niagnantitions intentio:is may call for,
Maj,ty the Kim,. of the united kingdom of Great Bri-
t Leland. the Lord Grairville Leveson Gawer, Meutber
anent of the said united kingdom, one of 111..:Haiedy's
COMICIIIOTS, and lies Amha color F.,tramditiary and pie.,
tiny to His IMaiesty the Emperor or ail tile Rnc.i.i. anal
lajesty the Frepemr of all the R ;kolas, the Slew Adam
of CsammilSki, one of hi•Prisy Counciilurs, Member of
,moil of Star, senator, adjunct Mon ate: for Foreign At-
leniher of :he General Direct.en of Schools, Curator of
!.erial University of Wilna and of ite denrict, liente
' the Orem' Prior .if the Sovereign Order of St John of
no, of the R1.1,/.1 Catholic Priory, and Knight of tae
St. Anne, arid Commander or that ot St. dolor of Je.
; end the &ear Nicolas of NoveasilrofT, his mantle
Ant, adjitect Minister of joatiee, charged with the
ion o' the pliirjrcis oresented to He, Nlajedy, and with
special COllllllll6 On% Pre.ident of flit, Academy of Sti-
MeMbet et the G-rtmal Direction of the Schools, Cura
• University efSr. Priermuigh and of us Datriet, and
the Ordee of St. Vladimir, who, after having veri-
exchanyed they foil power., which were forsi.d to
iwl and due form, have agreed upon the fal.osvoig

T.—tts the state of suffering in which Europe is
,emands +nerdy remedy, The, Mairdms, the King of
ntsi! Kingdom of avit Britain and Ireland, and the
f all the Rusa as, hese mutually agreed to consult
means of putting a stop thereto, without waiting for
encroachiseots on the , art of the French Government.
lined agreed, in CO, •liaNatewe, to employ the MO.( speedy
effuLlt:lol64 meads to form a general League of the
FU,4:11., Col to e Arnie toem to aitede to the present
j au I, 111 angler to acs is... Moth the end proposed, to
togerrier a (race, wLkh, independerstly of the succours
sad lay Ilia Itritanoic Majesty, may amount to five him-
thousaa4 lave meal and to employ the same with
in order either to iodate or In c impel the French C i-
on to agree to the re-establishment of peace, and of the
rium of Europe.
le II —The obiel of this League will be to carry into
Mat is propos.' by the present conceit, namely
Ef'3CUltioll Of the County of Hanover, and cat the
Germany. (A.) The Estai.:ishisent of the Jude.
of the Republics of Helland and Swisserland. (
.e-establiihnient of the King of Sardinia in Piedmont,
lai~ an atigmentation of teriitoryas ciicunistaacmi will
(4.) Tlic.Titture Security of the Kull:anal of Naphsl,
Lemn,dete Evacuation of Italy, the 'Muni of Elba in-
hy the French farces (e ) The Estab:ishment of an
/ Thing: in Europe; Woad, mar effectually guarantee
cauety an-I ladzinot4artee of the starve'''. States, and prz-
,ca ag.Onal future usurpations.
Article 111 —Hts Britannic rillajedv, in order to concur
efficatinef on his side, to the hapPy f Cie pr...arnt
...ra.ooviti to toOttibUte to the a 0411111 n effoita, by em-
its forcii, both hy sea and Imad, as well as vessels
for traipspiartiog troop:, in such manner as sea'. he d
upos sitthe general plan of operations; Ili, Majesty
Agover,.fest tha d.fUrtnt poaera who shall act 'de
, by sesifliei„ the amount of wbselashall correspond to
!relive (wets winch shall ha employed; and, to iddcr
• sea p:cupiary succours may be !vopentioned in the
I most elihMictie in the gesomal goal. anJ to assist the
, to z the co-itlons they may 144.110 e to
ln the torionno mimeos, at 4 agree, that these sub-
(boerr,' paitrewhir arral.gesnauts). shall Se (whistled in
Pupation of one million two hundred and fifty thousand
tads steilme, for ea is limidre/1 thousand meat of regular
.os,and sat m proportion fur • greater or smaller number,
sls ag*.nidoe to the crinditiams hereinetter specified.
IV —The .sad Subsides shall be payable by emits'.
from Tu.:th to month, in proportion to the brews
each rower Mall employ an put uitice of its frigate-
, to combat the common enemy, and scantling t, the
repoet of 111,, armies em pins Oaf at the openisg of the
iign, and of the several reinforcements which may jolts
An a ralgement shall be made in cirtiforio.ty with the
opereitim,s, whieh shall he forthwith regulated a, to
period whcai the, Satendies shall begin to be paid, and the
anal place of postneitt shall be settled se as to suit the
iteut.ts of each of •the Ballistereet Parties. Ills Bitten-
eerier he joe,sred to advance within the
year, a sum (.1, patting the memo in motion. This
ll be-aattl dba oar. irolar Ara oceatctits to be enteral
each -P ,r, who shell take part ht this ea:meet but
'SdaYeetp understand.* that the wilut• of the burst* to be
ed to any Paws, within the current 'ear, as well as (#ll
alt of the sad ,elyance. as fur the met tidy substiliwt, is in
Ns se eacved the proportroo of neat million two hundred
thiruaand poised.; sterling, for every hundred thousand
Cnntracting Parties agree that the
sht NTemb-is of M.- L.agrs snail reap •LOWely ire pur-
-1 to plain acereflesnl permits with the Commanders in
of the diffeient Armin, to carry on the cotiespoodence,
Ariel to th- military overall ,ts.
le 41 —Their mei-ries screw, that in the event of a
hems; los sl, soar as is rimmed out in the Tart Article,
bunt make imam wits Weiner, but by the comma,
sit ail the rawoos gam shall bemire yanks in the said
and also that the Continental Perweis shall n.d recall
omea b. fug- the peac-; moreover, !hi /Intermit Majesty
s to ago till ea the paytacnt of the sasidics during the
nan..e atf I. war.
le VII present Concert, which is mutually sc.
Iged by tnc high contracting Pa fief to he equally valid
!Mg," the molt solemn treaty, Cull 14 ratihed by has
y the King of ti^e Under, K-itgl,/,11 of Great Britain and
1, and b. His Majesty thertaimetor of all the Ku..us,
Irts retie. atom.; there d shall N eachanced at Saint
'nigh watnsa the space of ten week, or sooner if pas-
.mtimony the reveal., Plenipotentiaries have
the seine, and have 'hereunto atbsed I.lte SUAI of their
to.me at Saint Petensburgh, April I I,
M.ireh), in the year 180.-i. •
(L 4.) ONANVILLF. LrylrgysN DoVcr.R.
(L ADAM PHIN(F. CZARTOR.YSKI.
(1.3.) NICuLA:i DE NovussiLzkar.
:A.)-t•Fitst separate Article of the Treatyof Concert
'Van Ibis Maje:dvirod the Emper nf Koine, signed

Pet4l4li94Lllll. Mil AIIIII (aOlll !March), lid).

Nfai....tv the Foyeror of all the 12u4gia., having made
to 111% Rr.tanoie Majo.tr, .11,4 arianr,nimite with Their
nM the ralpeT,w of Genoa.ly awl the King of Sau.ilP,,,
,rantiir PAajeaty engage.. to fulfil his ,ttirtist•mis of the
Treaty iif Cwincert tnwank vault of thiez

store of Imn impnt tr,. try knnivg horn ill": day ot the
tiasi.itory wt tke iireivnt init•ument, both thowt towers, or one
theni, sita3 haw, castled their text,, tr set agahst France,
gtue of the th have taken with Ilia Ma.
Ehiiierw bt all V.,. K :11.111..
"C:.4S" ti. le shall have the tam force and validity
were In.eried wo.d for word in the Treaty of Cuilccit
ibis Ably, end 0139 he r.itilf.d at the %awe time.

.
A Itat.ll% whewuf, We, the undersigned, bi TA** of sur
. pueters, her, ...Lard the present separate Artier', a..ri
tare driiited the° to the sins Or letle arias. DOII4I at St
P,,lersluargit, 11.1. I Ith Argil 00:11, Audi), in the year Ot
"and eight hundred .4.1 nee.
(LS) GRANVILLE LEVE.Sf IN GCM
(L ROAN,' PRINCE CZARTOKYSICI.
(L S.) NOMULAN Ut NOVUNSIL4OII.

•
No. I (11.;—Touttli separate Article of the Trestref-Cecert
between Ha Majesty anal tee Emeerer of Rutsi i, signed at
Saint Petenibutgir, 11th April (2t,th March), le S.
The collecting of 500,0n0 effective men, mentierted in
Article 1. of the Treaty of Colleen stetted this the, no; 'semi
-4 easy a* it Is desirable, Their Maisselies have Agreed that it
'hood be canied 11:013 ex, cetiuu as soon as it shoold be pee
otee to oppose to France sir dive force of 400,0e0 men com-
posed in the following manner: Ateatia will solply 4ett,00,,
tete., Rome not less than 115,000 men, independently of the
levies male by her in Alhairia, in Grace, Sc mad the re-
mainder of the 400,r1l wi!l be male up by the troops of
Naples, Hanover, Sardinia, eel seen.
Tali* separate Artie'. shall have the same fmc.• and va-
lidity, ea if it were inserted, wool for word. in the Treaty 'it
eaneert signed than day. and shall be •atified at the same time.
In wittiest whereof, W«, the uedeisigned, by virtue of our
full powers, have signed the preeeit separate Article, and have
affixed thereto the Seal. of our Arms.
Done at at. Peterateirgre this llth of April
(sdtla Marti), in the year 180:,
(L S.) tiiß AN VILLE LEVESON GOWER.
(L.S ) ADA el PRINCE C%Ak.'i'ORYSKf
(LS.) NICOLAS DE NUVOSSILZUET.
No I (C )—Fifth separate Article of the Treaty of Concert
between Hie Meru. anal the Emperor of Ruesia, signori at
St. Prteniburgh, 11th April (March i 0), 1805.
has Majesty, the Emperor of all the Russia, engages also
to march as soon as prosible, an army of not less thee
60,000 men to the froiniers of Austria, anti also another of not
ler titan 1110,000 men to the Prussian frontiers, to be ready to
co-operate with the said Courts, in the proportion established
by the Tr.sty of co.tcert ogned this day, and to support them
respective a in case they should b.• attacked by France, who
might suppose them to he engaged iii stone Negociatetil feud-
ing torreela an object contra-, ro her views ; 'but it in under-
'too I, that independently of the tie hundred and fifteen thou-
sand men, which His laaierial Majesty of all the Russian will
cause to act against the French, he will keep bodies of reserve
and obsentetion upon his trentie.s.
It is neireover agreed, that as the force, promised by flip
Majesty the enewrot of al' the RUlnias shall all, or jn parr, gbh
the frontiers or his empire, HA Majesty wall l ay
them the subsidies, at the rat el establislod by the lora:lit Treat.
of Concert, utittl the return of the said ter to their homer ;
and mercever, the equivalent of they mouths of subsidy as a
Premiere 1n.., tog Cuwqmp.e.
The Rieman troops already stationed at the Seven Island,.
or which may he intended to be trans,,erted thither, will not
eraser the advantage of the eneedies, and of the Premiere raise
eta Compagne, stipulated in the present Attache, before the dav
of their leaving the Seven Islands, to commence their opera.
tactile nearest the French.
This separate Article shall have the same force and yaidiry
as if it were inserted, ward far wee!, in the Treaty of Cameo.
▪ .1,,s day, atial dell b• ratified at the 4atne time
In Witness whereof, We, the titeleniened, by virtue o' our
full porcre, have stetted the present separate Article, and have
affixed thereto the Seals of our Aries
Done at St. Petetsburgh. the I Ith of April,
(30th March), 1805.
(1. S. i GRANVILLE. LEVESON GOWER
(LS.) ADAM PRINeE ARTORYSEY.
(L.S.( NICOLAS ..E N IVOSSILZUFE.
No. L (D.)—Siatii prate Article of the Treaty of Concert
between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at
Peter.burgh 11th April (30th March 18 J.
His Majoaty the Riot of the Diaated Eieedoin of (heat liti-
gate anal Ire'and, and his Majesty the Em, ;tor of at she, (L..
Las, being disposed to forin an energetic conceit, attlt :he ..ile
view of insuring to Erimpe a lasti -g and solid peace,, rounded
upon the rmp' W of jesuce, c juity, and the Law of Nei tries,
be wh ch they are coma:mile ;elided, are aware of the necesaity
of a mewl, meiteeendiug, at this time, uptin Leers' .i,...
eiplee which they will etince, in pursuance of a pre, oils
ceneetr, as soon as the events of the war may render it ate-
Ceeeire.
These principles are, in no degree, to controul the public
*Men tit Vrahcif, or in any other were the Ca,m.
toned Amor" may carry no their operations, with resperi to the
freer of Griverrinitent a hich it may b- proper to adopt; nor to
appropriate to themaelaes, till a peace should be concluded, any
of the conoute.. made by one or the other of the bell.ge-tert
pettiest end to Like 141.4•Sninfli of the towel anal t •rritori
which may b.. W.W.I from the common enemy, in the name
of the tetintry or states, to which, lay acknowledged right, they
belmig, and in all other cases, in the n..rue of ad the Member*
of the League; shit, finally, IS a.sendale, at tee terieioatien of
the wee a general eorieress, to discuss and fie the ploViSiolli of
Nee Law 01 Nations, Oat a nlnfe Jere Wined Safi% than unfot to-
cutely Ilan l•tth•ren been radical le; and to insure their übser.
'ince, by the establiMment of a federative sisters, calculated
epee the situation of the different Sett.% of Europe.
This separate article shed tree the game flax and validity,
as if it were inserted, we,' for wind, in the Treaty of Concert,
shined this day, teal shell be ratted at the same time.
yes witness wherrof,Wo.the undersigiie I, be virtue afoot full
power., have signed the prep lit evaiete artida, aid have at
fixed thereto the seals of our ann..
Done at St. Petersbur.th she 11th April.
(3, th Match), 19U5.
(L S.) GRANVILLE. LEVESON GOWER.
(L S ) ADAM PRINCE CZ ARTORYSKI.
(LS.) NICOLAS DE NOVOSSILZOFF.
No. I. (E..)-eFightli se; ante Article.
It being posethle that the him which the French G.-men:-
meet Ines to give to tits Councils of the different States of
Europe, may determine nee or other of those States to throw
titetacles in time way of the attainment of tee salutary effects
which are the objects of the preset' to refit, and even to bare
recourse to hostile measurer against rue of the high contriteitig
partite, in stele of teen endeavours to establish an equitable
gni perman7.,t toiler of things in Europe, His al itaii olic Ma
je.ty, aid His Majesty the Emperor of all the R agree to
make onninion eau.' agamst every power, whi-le by the em-
ployment of Its inters, or by too intimate an union with
Tralacemey prettied to raise essential obstacles at, the
'Rent of those measurer which the high crmtmeine
MAY have to take, in order to attain the objete proposed by the
present Concert.
This separate article shall have the same force anal validity,
as if it were inserted, word for wed, in the Treaty of Concert
signed this day, and :hail be railhed at 'he same time.
In witness wherein; we, the enders:glued, by virtue of our
full powers, have steed the present separate article, and haws
affixed theree. the salt cal our arms.
Duneat St. Petersburgle the 11th April.
(30th Mitch), 11105. •
(1..5) T.EVFSON COWER.
L.S.) AOAM PRINCE CZARTORISKI.
(LS.) NICOLAS DE NOVOSSILZOFF.
No. I. (T.)--.Eleventh Separate Article.
The high contracting Parties, acknowledging the neeeesity"
sif supporting the ttrepaeitieris of Peace, which it is their reten-
tion tat make to-fionaearte by energetic icinonstratii its, have
resolved to invite Ifis Imperial and Royal .4p0./11•C Majesty t.,
put his armies in a trate of readiness for anion, withre.t delay,
ray completine their numbers, and by concentratieg there at,
the neighbourhood of the hurlers of Few e. Hie Britayinte
Ma;-sty, ere:aide-erg the rattraintilioary enpenee. white' eats
measure will render necessary, pr 01111,4•11 and eogag, to fur-
MO to His Inperial and Royal Majesty, immediately alter tun
ricers...on ta the pteseot concert, the sum of Ore Million of
Pounds Scerlieg, for Premiere mist en Otaip.,Kftr, +Melt the
King of the United Kingston of Great Britain and Ireland will
not reclaim, it coat the negnclations for peace should he
crowned with eic.:.na, provided dPa. in a contrary evert, Ails-
he would take ties fish! immediately.
This separate eattele shall have the same forret and validity
as if it were inserted weed for word in the Treaty of Concert
signed ere at.., and Shall be rattfied at the same
in Ma.11:411 whereof, We, the uielersigned, b, 'ewe of min
full pruwera, have segued the present separate article, and have
afrati«d thereto the Sears of our Aral..
Done at St. Petersburgh, the Ittli of April,
(30th Merch). 1803.
(L 11) GRANVILLE LEVESON GOWER
(laS ) ADAM PRINCE CZARTORYSKI.
(I. S.) NICOLAS DE NOVOSSILZUFF.
No. I. (G )...fiteparate and Secret Article.
Although the high eentaelling partite hose areed by the
first separate article uf the •Freety of Concert, estaelolied this
day beterceu thos, that Airstream, Swede,, shall not pent li,•
of the advantages of the Niel enticed, but in the event tat tine.
briegtog their forces Into alloa againas France, fur nateitlis

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after its egncture, by virtue of 01,4 engage rents with His
Majesty, the ninperor of ail the Ituseia' a; yet If.. Arit.runic
Majesty, considering the advantage to the future Arendt. of
Furor, winch results form art union similar to that forme' by
H. Majesty, the Pinper.rr of al: the Russias, with their Ma-
je,tirs the Enspetur of Germany, and the Kiat of Swe.len, fur
the purpose of opposing the further encroachments of R4fta-
tatrte. ;,lomiges t ttefil the ttipteat:t.us or the present Cuocert,
in the same dtg,ree towards either of those rowers, if. Or the
coots'. of thu year 16U5, both or one of them should bring
their forces into taHrion aimitm, France, in virtue of !h: it en-
gagements with Ilia Maj the Einiwror of ell the Russia,
'l'int. severe+ and secret ',title shall have the sarro• force
and MUM; ss if it were insertrel woad for word IA the T.eaiy
of et neer', signed this day, and shall be ratified at the same
time.
In witness whereof; We, the undersigned, in virtue of our
full pnwers, have signet the itres-mt separate and secret article,
and have ati.,,,tl thereto the seals of our arms.
Don,. nt St Peterahurgh, the 11th April
(30th Muth), ISCS.
(1..5.) GRANVILLE LEVESON GOWER.
(I. S.) ADAM PRINCE CZARTORYSKII.
(L.S.) NICOLAS Gk. NUVOSSILZOFF.

Nn I (If.)--Arlslitional Article.
If ii Majesty, the Emperor of .11 the Ruisiel hay.ng, In put-
susnee or hir sincere desire to insure success to the enterprise,
concerted against France, d,tereiineil, in case the citeum-
st rave+ should require it, vi augment the forces which he has
promised to tiring into aetinn, to an hundred and eighty thou-
sand men, firs Ntmjelty. the King of the United Kingdom of
Great 13, vain and Ireland, prunioes, and enpitei to pay, in
that ease, to Her Imperial Majesty of all the itterii34, for the
troops which he may thus add to the 113,0410 already agreeil
upon, a sulandy and a Premine mitt en Camper:lir, at the same
rate as is agreed by the fifth seoarate article of, the Treaty of
Concert, establithed b twevli flis Majesty the King of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain arid Ireland, and His Ma-
jesty tire Emperor of all the Russian, the 30th March (11th
April!, 18(0.
Thu. additional article shall have the same force ny
as if it were leisertrd, wort fur wri•xl, in the aforeintWorie.d
Concert, and shall be ravfied by thu two high contiatling
Poweis; and the r titieations shall b_ exchanged iu the space
or ten weAts, or sooner, if possible
In witness whereof, the under-ivied Plenipotentiaries have
signed the SIC e, arid have aff.s, d to it the seals of their anus.
brie at St Petershurgh, the 10th May,
(28th April),

(LS) GR ANVIL'S. I.F.VESON GOWER.
) ADNM PRINCF. CZARTORYbKI.
(L.S.) NICOLAS DE NOVILISSILZOFF.
No. I. (ll—Additional Article of the Treaty of Concen,
signed at St. Petersinirgh, tie 11th April, ldCy
His \ lajesty the Emperor of all the Russian, ',surmising to
concert meal tree with the Costa of Vt ntia, by which on's"-
d:rable Russian armies mar be apprnxiniated to tire frontiers
of France, by crowing the Antrri.in and Prussian territories,
while it is declared that the objet of these movements is I.
obtain entwines for the Continent, prnimises and engages to
His Britannic mzieere, in isir own name, and in that of his
Allies, that, shou:d even cirennsatances require, that at the
moment when the Russian tribe:ll began their mvel.. ,i,„y
wiould declare that this movement was in no way eon...riled
with an existing concert with iikliri,annic Majesty, bit that
the Powers of the Continent reclaim the fulfilment by Franc..
id her immediate engsgernents with them, vet as worn as tire
war .hall hare broken out, they will nn longer pinsue a parti-
cular ni)jezt, but that woidli has be.m deco • Pei bv lie Con.
cert of the 3thh March(llth April), with all the Clothes in-
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return for this wannre, His Britannic Majesty pro.
mites and engages, in the first place, to fulfil tnwards the Em-
peror of all the RUMS. the ipulatnms of th,alm.e.mentiotted
Conceit, in all their rut., Is soon as the war shall have broken
not between Russia and France, and especially to furni.h for '
the Russian poops the ,tihrtirlies agreed payable tom the
day on which they shall have quitted the (nuttier. of the Em-
pire, and, moreover, the three mnntle subsidy,
under the name of PO [Mitre rti,e ew coaspeene ; with this con-
dition, nevertheless, that however long may be the tetra !m-
-imeo ill:. roach of the departure of the Rumlan trine. frodt
them ten utters, and that of the commencement of hostilities,
His di oAriplic Majesty shall not bit banned to pay Kuasia for that
inter.al twee tuna six months subsidy at the roost, the Pre-
swat CI Cainiodg/if briny 11114.111 comprised
In ti, second place, to NMI, with regard to Austria, all
the sdirrulaterti, at die abase-meoloned Concert, and
chills ash that relate. to the subsidies, as soon as the Artrbasn•
dor of His 'monist and Royal Majesty shall have signed the
Art of Accmarun of his Court; and lastly, in the third place,
to pay m tile like manner to the nther Allies of Russia, who
shad assist in this enterprise (except in the rate of special ar-
rangements), the subsidiei which have bee.) allotted for them
by tit, above-mentioned Concert, and on the condit,cas therein
signified.
This additional Article shall have the same force and val.-
/My, as it it were inserted word for word in the stove-men.
tamed Concert, and shall be ratified by the two high contract-
ing parties, and the raillicatruns exchanged at St. Patershurgh,
to the space of sex weep., or sooner, if possible.
In faith of which, the undersigned Plenipotentiaries have
signed it, and have affixed thereto theism' of their arms.
Done at St. Petetsburgh, the 12th July (24th 1, 18n9.
kStgaed) (I. S.) GRANVILLE. LEVESON GOWER.
(L. S.) ADAM PRINCE CZARTURYSKI.
He. 11. (A '—Preliminary Declaration of Grunt Stad;on to
1..m.1 Granville Levesre Gower, dated at St Iteteisburgh
July (Oth August). 1 SW"
The widen...geed Ambassador Extranrdiaarir and renitinteit-
tiity of He Imperial and Royal Apostolic M testy., by order of
111. lingua Sovereign, after having invited his Lacellency the
Amtp•onlor of Great Britain, to join with hint art the Przlirat-
nary Declarations which he basexchanged thus day, with his
Excellency the Prince of Ctartoryskl, has, moreover, declared
as follows

Hu kererial and Royal Apostolic Majesty, in acredum to
ilia Irsaty concluded 40 the :Atli March ( I Ith April), 1805,
and subseqaently ratMetl by the Courts of London and hi.
u.eter the reserva•ious, modification', and de.nandi,
as announe d in the above-mentioned preliminary Ifelarations,
limirs tare ecuisiary succours, which he expeell from I lit Ma-
lray toe King of Great liritaiu, fur the current year, to
ihr.o millions sterling • of which sum, one million arid a halt
is to be culisWeted at ireariere mirt Mt Canspapin,.:lwl as such, is
to b.! furnished wills av little delay as hula hie; and tli, oilier
ennui's and a half av subsidies, to be pawl iii equal muntill, pay-
mems, omit the last day of the year. These caret; 5, as well
as one million ot the sum appointed for Prosier; wow est Cd 1,73•
pevr, are to he furnished to His Imperial Majesty, and shall,
remain in his possession, even though the vigorous dernonsra-
M which his roma are actually employed, should riot ter- .
/urinate in licistlities, but should lead, by the war of negucut-
tion, to this re-establishment of peace. Moreover, a. them
armed deinunatratioos alind the greatest and most efficacious
aid, for the promotion of the cbject of the Concert, to which
Hit Imperial aiul Royal Apostolic Majesty has acceded, he ex-
pects, that, as long as they shall continue, the subsidy shall
likewise continue to be paid, in the same manner, as if his ar-
mlet wide employed in actual war, and that for the Year 11i1M1,
and the subsequent years, in consideration of the grail 'lumber
of t .4),b, which he is opposing to the common enemy, the sob-
aid, shall ha increased to the sum of four millions sterling, pay-
a'ale in the same in stirrer as stated shove, until the return of
the regiments into the lieteditt re dominions.
H s Excelklicy the Antba-sador of Great Britain having de-
clared that the iintrilEtions and precise orders of his Curt pre-
child him front acceding without renriction, to the above-
in-ottuneddentands, aiid hasiog eog sited, by a preliminary
Act, exchen;led against the prevent, its the names( Hi. Entail-
site Majesty, to stipulations which differ from them consider-
als:y, as well with reganl to the shin as to the terms of the pro-
posttiutis made its the name of Hislmperial and Royal Apos-
tolic Majesty,

The un resigned accepts this Act, given in by Ore Ambassa-
dor ot England, but he desdares, at the same time, that h • does
not consider the sums stipulated therein as sufficient, awl that
he ex:iressly reserves for hi. Court the power of reclaiming to
this effect, an•l of effectuating the ful6hoent of its di menus.
In transmitting this Pielimmary Ono, which is to be
the place, and have the validity of e ist attlytun Treaty,
to His Excellency the A mbaccAnr of His Majesty the king
of G,,,,tt Kritaitt, it, is netliori.e.lvi to him, at the .ante
I •at he is ready to ityn.eetl immediately, no these
,A•lve I u •t, to theca:is:Maims sit the 1 r,.i4 Act of a/email...l

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of is nettle, to tbe Cocci} of the 80* limb, (1 lth of.
Aptu
These presents shall be tatified by the respective (I.llOff In
as eh dt a time as is possible.
In faitn of which. the .Undett:eiterl, by tint* of the full
mos ere of Itapetial and Royal A posaidic Majesty, has signet'
the ..resent preliminary Ilec:aration, and has affixed thereto
the 'ire' of his Arms.
Done at St. Peteobtrg Cut 'alth efJuli (9th of Atte.), IRIS.
(L.S.) J. £IIII.II'PE, Compte de Stadion.
No. 11 (R.)-..Declaration of Count Stadion to Reince Czar.
toryski, dated Peteisleurt,, Venn Ju!r 19in Aug,::';, tgoo.
The u idersign'd A ialiastader Extr,outioary aid Pion-cotes,-
tiery of Hip Imperial sod R iyal A pootr.i.c. hatag
Maly authorised by ton Emperor, 11. c august blaster, d.c!...es„
in anseer Iff the rice..arvion wti,cli has bean delivered to Ma
by His Excellency the nines Csarturyski, of this day'. date,
as :
1. Has Imperial and Royal Majesty, in accepting the diffe-
rent articles annottoced in this 1/ascirration, accedes to ,he
Concert coeclude.l between the Courts or St PeturshooTh enJ
London, the 30th March (11th April) of this yea., a, well se
to .he last 'dun, which the Ruolan Ministry ha, cawed IQ be
presented at Vienna. His !Majesty pry m.ses te fah' tt e roe
ga ;einem* thereof, with the eheeption of she inserliScationt.
clauses, and demands, include.. in the diff.-tent oScial pieces to
which His Imperial Ma.rote of Roads his:teen lii.contelit ii;
the oreliminsit declaration, which wed be Liken :I. the bees
.A
the Concert of °league.* which ALLOafill and Roma are to %ad-
ploy for the atramment of their olijetl.
Y. H., 112pefiAl and Royal Majesty engages to measure.
without deity, the military arrangement arise I opon at Vienna,
the sixteenth el July. as writ for the motel demonstration
which is to fac,!itate the Ilegncotirm, as for the operattinis
ago et the corms., which may eisue; in the goorogeoc..
reused expertatino, that the le.esent preliminary agreement
shall be uneece;:tionahly and litemilir fuMekd, suit that the de.
finitive agreement shall be concluded without eillay, and on the
sante barbs between the three Pooltf.
3. His Imperial wit, Royal Majesty eniarees, en s srm as the
whole or a pas of the Russian treats Cl,. II have passed their
frontiers, not 'et:eat for peace hot ii., the b.', which Hi, Ma,
jetty has hit self ackrnx 1ee1.1...1 v. be insti.perientle fir the
safety of Europa; and if lustilties shall take Place, to make
neither a pace I Of tf :cc, but with the c.o of the attic,.
aceoriline to the so miationis of the concert of the 3Cels Mamie
( 11th April) of this year
The untlersamed, to deliverine the
chration, which is to be in the p ace, •
of the 'nest solemn s't, to his
toryski, is authorised to announce v. i
that he is ready to inocool, imm
the formal act of accession of the Crinit
tort if the 39th Match (11th A Idil ).
The present declaration, and that
signed by His Excelleitcy. the Prince,
heel by the repetitive ,:tivem.gec, in e
the ratoicatious shall be exchanged a.
las tort, of which, the untlervea d,
nary and Plenipotentiary of Ili. layette'
Majesty, hal din the pre,.-itt de dam
affixed thereto the se.l his arms,
avonst the declaration. signed this dos
Prince Ca irtooski, peat Minister for
tkiene.ity the Ent oemr of all the Risalas.
Done at St Peterstoirgh, the 9th Aei
(:!litit July 0, let b.
(Seined) J. Pllll.
No. 11. (C.)-..Cmiy or the IN:CU
CrAffferfki 1,9 Ow AITINI,SaIifo C.
Jute (9th Aug....t), let 5
The onia•signc.l Minister for
throated ti, that of by His Maj. se.
Remiss, declares tit his Excellency
Stadion, as follow,
1. 'roe sey..r.,l obeervatioas and ,
the Coate of Venota, in the eini,nn
livered by tha Vice Chancel:or of the C
de Cob-elate% to the Ambastad.e C 0.,,
the 7th of July, are assumed by Ili
all the RU44,1, to eery: as a basis per
betercet the Cairn.' Rt0..3, and r:tna,j
don. In %kr. 11111011cr, U,c toodificatones
Impenal an 1 Bova, blan,ty, , ler tke
fans o: the CO.,lll.lefft, ale •.I.,•aeo:veal,
reason to hope ti..aa war tiny be avoided
atism.
2. Hut Majesty the EINVOIf Of 4,
milita,y arrangements derailed in the
held between the Ganmal Blom de
side, and the Prime de Sclisvaryenbere and Henerat .
the other, and elticit was siameil the Irath sit July. Ado .
Imperial Majesty engages strictly to fulfil the whole of the
measures therein arrenged.
J. His Majesty the Er/Testae of all the Rusting engages,
moreover, to ef.4.1.1•01.1f to prevail on His Britannic Alamos to
consent to the pustulation. and demands contained in the
Paper sotilleof s. Remark, on sonar. partieWar Objects of the,.
Convention sired between the COWLS of Pete shurg and
Loodun, the 3hth March 111th April) of this year."
4. He Massey the Ern!wror of all' the Rusin. promises to
use his best endessouts to soignee His Britannic Maj..ty to
giant the total amount of the 'rube/diary demands made by the
Court of Vienna; with this coned an. nemenheles., that in case ,
His Imperial Itlajetty, notwith.t.inding all his exertions.
should fail in the attempt, this eirermatancee shall occasion IVO (
essential change in the measures concerted between Rusin
and Austria.
5. lii bfajesty the C ',apemen( oil the Remiss eng. ges, as ,
soots as the *nide or a pert of the R11....1151 troops snail bare
pill<r••• their homier*, nit to vier for pocee but upon th -se base,
huh His Imperial blsooty has himseif ackilowied ed to
ittdispensible for the •amty of Europe; end when :lae war shall
have woken out. its make noither peace or a truce without the
consent of the allies, aceiod ne: to the stipulations the c.n-
cert of the March ( 11th April of this year.
The undersigned, in deliver og this preliminary declaration,
which is to I. in the place and fase the validity of the most
anleenn set, ti the Ambassador oar A traria. is a Ahorised to art.
trounce to him, at the +lime time, tint bets r:ady i. premed
inain,disteiy on these bases in the conclusion ul the formal a-t
of accession with, Court of Vienna to the concert of the 31)th
Match (11th April).
'rite present declaration, sal that delivered in return by
Ainbassed Pr, Conti' de Stadia', shall be ratified be the
r,siective hoseie.gns, in the shortest passable term, and tho
r.ai cations exeliariged at ht. Petcoborg•
It, faith of which the ondersigned Joint-Minister for Pe.
reign Affairs has signed the procnt Decimation, has raised
the seal of his arms to he affixed thereto, sad has exchanged
it against the Deelaration signed this day by his Excedency
the Count de Startiiin.
Done at St. Peeersharg ti.e 18th Jule (9th Aue ) 1905.
Signed. (L. 3.) I.E PRINCE A I.).11M DE CZARTORYSS.I.
No. 11. (D.)—Declaration of Police Czattoryaki to Enid
G. L.Dower, dated St. Petaraborgh, Stith July, (9th Au.
gust), 18:13.
The undersigned, Joint.Ministes. fur Foreign Affair., being
authot:se,l to that effett by His Majesty the Emporia at all the
Itiorsias, declares to His Excellency tho Ambassador, Esitcl
Grated' Leveson Gower, as felons:
1. The under4goel oat this day exchanged with His Excel-
lency the Ambassador of Austria, the Motivations, of which
copies are hereto annexed.
P. His Majesty, the Vint erne of al the Russias, exports that
the Ambassador of England sit I arse, in the name cif 1,4
Court, without reserve to their contend"; mid that it he do
not cousider hirnielf sufficiently authrieeeel thereto. lee will ex.
press, in a formal dec:aration, the several points to which be
can tomedneely assent.
3. The endersicned .s authorised to exchange this declara-
tion epilos that which shall be delivered to Min by His Ex-
cell: ncy Lord Granville Levinson Doerr
The present declaration, mid that deiveted in returu by the
Ambassador of Eitel/not. which are to be in the place and to
have the saddles, of the most sotemi ael, shall be ratified by
the resee.s.ive Sovereigns, and the ratifications exchanged at
Saint Petersburgh in the shortest possible term.
In faith 01 which, the unrteribetiol Joins-Minister for Fe.
reigii Affairs has slime' the present Declaration, has caused to
be afrixed to It the Seal or his Arms, and has exchanged or at lien
the declaration signed this day by His Excellency the Amhas.
color til England.
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