The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-20 00:00:00

c nLI GAZETTES.

.e.lrrcngemr:its conclude:4' Ott the 19t5 April, het:twit 13riga-
Geite-7.71 I). -Govino Ott INZA, of the -IYational
ccztri Brlir..adier-Ge!teral BERNARDO O'HIGC:INS, 4T. Com-
tnizitellai;.-in•_Chkf the .inil of Chill.

" 1. Chili is to send Deputies, with ;fit)l powers,
and i:istru,:tioris to Spain, tal sntictiou the ConstitntiGn of the
Cortes, untie'r which their county becomes an 4itegiral part
of the Spanish 31onarch5,-.
" Art. 2. Hostilities are instantly to cease between the two
arrnivs, 'and thelespeetive territenies are to be evacuated by
the forces."

" Art. 3. All prisoners are to be set at libertyi. without
any exception whatever.

" Art..L The cdonnercial relations with every part of the
Spanish Monarchy are to be restored as before the war.
•‘ Art. 5. Chili. rise -to Spain such assistance 48 she is
able in her present situation
" Art. G. Those leterans,both infantry and cavalt y, which
may remain in the*,ervice of Chili; shall receive their former
pay, and the others shall be plated at the disposal of the
Viceroy.

" 7. The city of Conception, and 'the Port of Talca-
huano; shall retain their artillery, - . . '
" Art. 8. The anny of Chili shall retain its present posi-
tion, and not he permitted to approach near to Talea.
" Art. 9.-7 Private property taken in the war shall be re-
stored,

Art. 10. The Government of Chili shall pay 30,000 dol-
lars for the expeuce of •the army in the, province of Concep-
tion.

" Art. 11. Chili shall give three persons for hostages for
the observaoce of the Treaty.

•`, Art. 12. Hostagts are likewise to be given on the part of
the Viceroy.

- Art. 13. Couriers shall larlispatehed to-suspend all hos-
tility on the signing of this Treaty.
" Art. 11. This Treaty, if not confirmed, the proper no-
tice shall be given of the same.
" Art. 15. The parties concerned in this Treaty make their
acknoo ledgments to the Captain of the Phirbe, James Nil-
her, for the friendly exertions he made to bring about a re-
convilLtion between the Viceroy and the C4overnment of
Ch

" The Itith Article is merely explanatory of the 7th.
" Signed on the shores of the river Lircai, tw•o leagues
- from the City of Talca, being equi-distant between the
Head-qoarters of the National Army and those of the
Army of Chili, May 3, 1814. -
" BERNARDO O'HIGGINS.
" 1). JUAN M:ICKENA."
_

(Then follows the sanction Of the Convention by the
Government of Chili, and an order that' the ratification of
the same be ‘elebrated by a triple discharge of artillery.)

FREN C H PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, AUG. 12.—Lurd Clancarty, the•Bri-
fish Ambassador, gives a grand fete tp,morrow,
in honour of his Royal 'Highness the Prince
Re-
gent of England. All- the p4incipal persons of
Brussels, as well as those. in official situations, are
invited. Anciently there used tube in Holland a
regiment of Swiss Guards; and three other Swiss_
Regiments, distinguished/for their bravery, their
fine appearance, and, above all, .for their devotion .
to the country they served. It 'appears, according
to letters from• Switzerland, that negociations are
now carrying on, with SONIC Cantons, to permit
•the raising and ,organilation of several Swiss Re-
giments, to be taken into the pay of the Prince
Sovereign of the United "Law Countries.
. The. Prince Sovereign has issued a Decree for
encouraging: the return of Belgians :resident in,
France to their own country, by remitting the
duties_ upon their' effects, &c. up to Ist October.
Similar-favour is-shewn to French subjects who
desire to leave. Belgium. •

TURNII-OUT, Auo. 9.---Numerous bodies of Ha-
nover•ian troops are passing through Holland for
Belgium.

(GERMANY.)---BRUNSWICK, AUG. 3.---Her
Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, Spouse of
the Prince Regent of Eogland, and Sister to our.
Sovereign,• is expected here.very shortly, and‘will
occupy a part of the Ducal Palace.
(ITALY.)—ANCONA, - AUG. 3.—The ~King of
Naples, by a Decree, dated July 1-1, has
,restored
to us all the privileges of a free port. It is said
that the Neapolitan Government haqi'ven orders
for the assembling of. 20,000 men, fonthepurpose,
of exercising them, at the Champ de Mars of Ca-
••,) • •
podichino.
'They are raising in the Grand- Duchy of Tus-
cany, by voluntary etu•ohnent" for six years, a
corps of troopsfor the maintenance of public
tranquillity, aml to do the duties Of the cities and
fortified places of this State.
(Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.)---NAriEs,
23:—When the Neapolitan troops occupied the
Duchy of Modena, Col. Franceschetti, in the ser-
vice of the King •ol Naples, .insliked an Agent of
the' Duke of Modems. Complaints having been
preferred to the Court of Naples on • this,sub-
ject,' the. King has, by a Decree of the 14th inst.
dismissed Col. Frauceschetti.