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London, England, 1806-09-19 00:00:00

THE HAVGIEVI?GH MAIL.

ST. PETERSBURGH, AUG. 26.—The fcllou ing has
been published in a Supplement to our Court Ga-

zette :

Petersburgb,- 13th (256) Aug

" The Councillor of State, PETER OUIMIL, on
his mission in the heginning of May; to provide for
the support of the "Russian prisoners, received at the

same time instruaions, in sCase`an , opportunity should
offer, for an 'amicable accommodation between Russia
and France. He returned hither with extraordinary
speed, and brought with him a Convention for a
Peace which he had signed the sth (20th) of July
with General CLARK, appointed. Plenipotentiary for
that purpose by the French GovernMent.

" BAs agreeable as such an event would have been
to his Imperial Majesty, had this Convention been
in any manner conformable to the dignity of his
Majesty, to his engagements to his Allies, and to the
tranquillity. of Europe, it was as unpleasant to his
Imperial. Majesty to perceive that the same by no
means held forth any good and benevolentcviews.
" The Treaty .was as follows :

I. From the present day there shall be Peace. and
Friendship fOr ever between . his Majesty-the Em-
peror of Russia and his Majesty they Emperor of
France and King..ofltaly, their heirs and successors,

their empires `and subje&s.
11. As a consequence of the first Article, all Hos-
tilities, both by sea and land, shall cease between the
two Nations. The necessary orders for which shall
be issued within twenty-four hours after signing the
present Convention. All Ships of War- or other
Vessels' belonging to either of the two Powers, or
their subje&s, that shall be taken after the signing
of this Convention, in any part of the world, shall
be restored to the owners.

HI. The Russian Troops shall give up to the
French the country known by the'name o Rocca di
Cataro,, as also Dalmati.a, which, by the fourth Ar-
ticle of the Treaty of Presburgh, belongs to his
French Imperial Majesty as 'King of Italy.
Every facility shall be afforded the Russian Troops
for the evacuation of Cataro,. as also of the Ragusan
Territory, Montenegro, and Dalmatia, if the cir-
cumstances of the war should have occasioned them
to occupy those territories. Immediately after this
ConVention shall be ratified, the Commanders of the
two Powers, by land and sea, shall enter into an
agreement with respe& to the marching out of the
Troops and the surrender of the country.
IV: His Majesty the Emperor of ,France ,and
Icing of Italy consents, at the rewest of the Em-
peror of All the Russias,

Ist; To restore the Republic of Ragusa to its for-
mer independence; under the condition that it shall
enjoy, as heretofore, the proteetion of the Ottoman

Porte.

The French shall retain the position of Stagno,
on the peninsula Sabionello; to secure the commu-
nication with Catiro.

d, To cease from any hostile undertaking against
the Montenegrins, from the day .of the signing of
this Convention, so long as they shall remain peace-
able, as Subje&s of the Porte. They shall imme-
diately return home, and his Majesty the Emperor
NAPOLEON' engages not to molest them, nor to
make any inquiries relative to the parts they have
taken in the hostile attacks that have been made in
the territory of Ragusa and the neighbouring teal_
tories.

• V, The independence of the Republic of the Se-
ven Islands is acknowledged by both PoWers. The
Russian Troops -now in the Mediterranean shall.
remove. to the lonian Islands.. His Russian Im-
perial Majesty, to give a proof .of his sincere dis-
position to Peace, shall not leave more than 4000 of
his Troops there, which he shall remove as soon as
his Imperial Majesty shall judge necessary. •
VI. The independence of the Ottoman Porte
shall be acknowledged on both, sides, and .both
the High ContraCting Parties engage to proted
it, and the, integrity, of its possessions.
VII. As soon as in, conseqUence of the concluding
" of the present Convention, orders shall have been
given for the Troops to leave Bocca di Cataro, all
occasion of Hostilities being removed, the French
.• Troops shall retire from Get:many. His Majesty the
Emperor NAPOLEON declares, that within three
months after the signing of the Treaty, all, his
Troops shall have returned to France.
VIII. Both the High ContraCting parties shall em-
ploy their good offices to terminate as speedily as
possible the war between Prussia and Sweden.
IX. As the two high contra&ing Powers wish, '
as much as depends upon them; to hasten the Peaceby
Sea, his French Imperial Majesty will willingly ac-
cept the 'good offices of his Russian Imperial Majesty
for the attainment of that object.
• The commercial relations between the Sub-
JeBs of the twO Empires shall be restored to, the
same footing on which they were before the break-
ing out of hcistilities, by which they were disturbed.
and separated::
Xl. All Prisoners of both-Nations shall he deli-
vered up to the Agents of the respective Govern-