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London, England, 1814-06-06 00:00:00

ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.

The High Contracting Parties, wishing to-efface
all, ti aces of the unfortunate events which Lave
weighed betectly on their people, have agreed et-
plicitly to annul the effects of the Treaties of
180.5 and 1809, in as far as they are. not actually
anmdled by the present Treaty, In consequence
of this declaration, his Most Christian. Majesty
engages that tt►e Decrees issued against French,
or reputed French subjects. being or having been
in the service of his Imperial and Royal Apostolic
Majesty, shall remain without effect, as well as
the judgments which may have been passed in
execution of those Decrees.

The .present additional Article shalt have the
same force and effect as if it had' been inserted in
the Patent Treaty of this date. It shall be rati-
fied, and the ratification shall he exchanged at the
saute time. In testimony whereof, the respective
Plenipotentiaries have signed it, and affixed there-
to the seal of their arms.

Done at Parlt.this 30th May, )814. • • •
(Signed) ' (LS.) Tiie Prince of BENEVENTO.
• (L.S.) Tile Prince of METTERNICH.
(L.S.) Count STADION.

The same day, at the same time and place, the
same Treaty of Definitive Pe•.ce was concluded—
between France and Russia ; between France and
Great Britain ; between France and Prussia ; and
signed, viz.—
The Treaty between France and Russia :

For France, by.M..Charles .Maurice TalleYrand
Perigord, Prince of Benevento (ut strprn): and for
Russia, by M. M. Count Rasamousky, Privy
Counsellor of his Majesty the. Emperor of all the
Russias, Knight of the Order of. St. Andrew, St.
A!exander Newsky, Grand Cross of that of St.
Wolodimir of the first class ; and Charles Robert
Count Nesselrode, Privy Counsellor. of .his said
•Majesty, Chamberlain, Secretary of State, Knight
of the Order of St. Mexnnder Newsky, Grand
Cross of that of St. Wolodimir of the second class,
Grand, Cross of the Order. of Leopold of-. Austria,
of that of the Red Eagle of PrusSia, of the Polar
Star of Sweden, and of the Golden Eagle or Wur-
temberg.
The Treaty between France and Great Britain :
For France, by M. Charles Maurice Talleyrand
Perigord, Prince of Benevento (ut supra)
And for Great Britain, by. the Right Hon. Ro-..
ben Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh, Privy Coun-
sellor of his Majesty the King .of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain, andireland; Member
of his P4rliament, Colonel of the Regiment of
Londonderry Militia, and his Principal Secretary.
of State for Foreign Affairs, &c.. ;
George Gordon; Earl of Aberdeen, Viscount
Formartin, Lord Haddo, Tarvis, and Kellie, &c.
one of the 16 Scotch Peers, Knight of the Most
Ancient Order of the Thistle, and his Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenilotentiary to his Impe-
rial, Royal, and Apostolic Majesty;
William Shaw Cathcart, ViScOunt Cathcart,
Baron Cathcart and Greenock, Counsellor of his
said Majesty, Knight of the Order of the Thistle,
and of several Russian Orders, General 'in his
Armies, and his Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary to his Majesty the Emperor of
Russia ;

And the Hon. Charles William Stewart, Knight
of the Most Honourable Orderof. the Bath, Meru-

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tier of Isis Parliaiderii., OF.:
.heirs -of tite Matt( And Red Ektit., 'and of itlam.y
and his ErivoYEXtraordintiry and Mini'ster
Plenii4tentiary tti his Majesty the King Of Prusii,a.
'Ilk! Treaty between Fran.e and Prussia
For France; by C. M. • Talleyrand Perigord;
Prince of Benevento, (at supra) : . •
And tbr Prussia by M. M. Charles Augustus
Baron Hardenberg, Chancellor of State to his Mi!-
jesty tile King of Prussia, Knight of the Orders
of the Black kind Red Eagle, and 'Of many other
Orders ; and Charles Baron Hinnboldt;
Minister of State of his said Majesty; and Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister thenipotentiary to hit,
Imperial; Royal, and Apostolic Majesty.

With the following Article's
AitTICLE ADDITIONAL TO Tx-I,E. TREAT7i WITH

RQSSIA.

The Duchy of Warsaw having seen Under the
administration of a Provisional Council establish-
ed by Russia ever since that cotaitry was Occupied
by her arms, the two High Contracting Parties have
agreed to appointinnuediatelya. S ecial Commis=
Sion, composed on both sides of an equal number
of doMmissaries, who shall be charged with the
examination and liquidation of their respective
claims,. and all the arrangements relative thereto..

The. present additional
.Article shall have the
same force and effect, as if inserted verbatim in
the patent Treaty of this date: It shall be ratified,
and the ratificatiOns exchanged at the sante time.
testimony whereof the respective Plenipoten-
tiaries have'signed the same; and affixed thereto
the seal of their arats.
Done at Paris, the 30th of May, 1814.
(L. S.) (Signed) The Prince of lIENEVENTO.
(L. S.) ANDW. Count RASUMOUFTSKY.
(L. S.) CHAS. 1:0.1.4: Count NESSELRODE,

ARTICLES ADDITIONAL TO THE TREATY WITH
GREAT BRITAIN

ARTICLE I. His Host Christian Majesty, par-
ticipating without reserve in all the sentiments of
his-Britannic Majesty relative to a species of coin-
merce‘vhich is equally repugnant to the principles
Of natural justice, and the lights of the times iu
which we live, engages to unite, at 4 future Con-
gress, all his efforts to those of his Britannic Ma-
jesty,-in order to cause all the Powers of Chris-
tendons to proclaim the abolition of the Slave
Trade, in such inatiner that the skid trade may
cease universally, as it shall cease definitively, and
in all events, on the part of Prance, within a pe-,
riodot five years, and that Resides,
,pending the
-duration of this period, no trader 'in slaves shall
be at liberty to import or sell them elsewhere,
but in the Colonies of the State to which be be-
longs.
ART. H. The British Government and tbeFrench
Government will immediately appoint Commis-
saries to liquidate their respective expellees for
the maintenance of prisoners of war, for the pur-
pose of coming to an arrangement on the manner
of paying a the balance which shall be found in
favour of either of the two Powers.

ART. 111. The prisoners of war respectively
shall be bound to discharge, before their depar-
ture from the place of their detention, the. private
debts which they may have there contracted, or at
least to give satisfactory security.
ART. IV. There shall he on both sides,-
diatekly after the ratification of the preSent*Treaty,
,a removal of the sequestrat:ou which, since the
year 1792, may have been placed on the fluids,
revenues, debts, and all other effects whatever
of the High Contracting Powers, or .of their
subjects. •
The same Commissaries mentioned in Art. H.
shall employ themselves in- the examination and
liquidation of the claims of his Britannic Majesty
upon the French Government, for 'the' value of
property, -moveable or immoveable, unduly con-
fiscated by the French authorities, as well as for
the total.or partial loss of their debts or other pro-
perty, unduly detained under sequestration since
the year- 1792.
France engages to treat in this respect the sub-
jects of England with the same justice that Cie
subjects of France have experienced in England ;
and the English Government wishing, on its part,
to concur in this new testimony that the Allied
Powers have given to his Most Christian Majesty
of their desire to remove entirely the consequences
of the epoch of. misfortune, so happily terminated
by the present Peace, engages On its side (as soon
as. complete justice shall be done to its subjects),
to renounce the whole amount of the excesa which
may be found in its favour, relative to the-mime-
nanee.of the prisoners of war, so that the ratifi-
cation of the result of the labiurs of the under-
signed Commissioners, and the payment of the
sums, as also the restitution of the effects which
shallbe adjudged to belong to the subjects of his
Britannic Majesty, shall render its renunciation
complete.
ART. V. The two High Contracting Powers,
desirous to establish the most amicable relations
between their respective subjects, reserve to them-
selves a promise to come to an understanding and
arrangement as soon as possible on their com-
mercial interests, with the intention of encoura-
ging and augmenting. the prosperity of their re-
spective States. •
The present additional articles shall have the
same force and validity as if they had been inserted
in those words its the Treaty of this day. They
shall he ratified, and the ratifications shall be ex-
changed at the same time. In faith of which, 'the
respective Plenipotentiaries have signed them, and
affixed the seal of their arms.

Done at Paris, the 30th of May, in the year of
Grace 1814.

ISigned) . The Prince of BENEVENTO.
1 Signed) . CASTLEREAGH.
Signed ABERDEEN.
• Signed .GAThicART.
(Signed CHAS. STEWART, Lieut.-Gen.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLE OF THE TREATY WITH
PRUSSIA.

Although the Treaty .of Peace concluded at
Basle the-sth of April, 1793,, that of Tilsit of the
9th of July, 1807, the Cunyention of Pa. is of the
20th of.Scpternber; 1808, • as well as all the Con-
ventions and Acts whatsoever, concluded since
the Peace of Bask between Prussia and EranCe,
are already in fact annulled. by the present Treaty,
the High Contracting Parties have judged it ne-
vertheless proper to declare again expressly, that
the said Treaties cease to be obligatory,. both. in
the Articles that are expressed, and those that are
secret; and that -they mutually renounce every

iri, of eer g6.Egt
tiqn Wl;iCit) right result from them:
His goiit Christiitti I'4loly i!j7.l
Decrees issued hgAinSt ir-reneh; cii i•epiited
subjects, being sir. iiilWltg been in tliA service Of
laisPr—usiian tenialri I.viiii6ut effect,
as also tile judgments %,vbicii riiay hate bOni givUi
in exertition at those Deci-eee.

Vile. present Article hAv'.6 the
same fcrte tin! validity Hi, if been ins'erftri
in those word:: in tire. Treaty of dais. day,- 3t shag
be ratified, atid.the sha!l be e)ceitangtfl
et ti.e same time. itl faith:ht. kr hich the re.i.i.r.tc7
tine Pleni-potentiaries have STstieti.it, and attAxed
the seal of, their arin-S,

DO.le at Paif.,!,:ioth of May, ik) the year of our Lord 18t4:.,
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PitENtit I'XPERS._

•ARIS, JUNE t.
• , •
••
OtIPQNNAticli OF THE •
'ft tictris; by ,tlie •Grace of Gut?, 15.iligs of France

and Navarre

" Upon the proposltiontii our i-ri'ster of War,
i‘v'Q have ordered.; and do order, as follows—

ART. 1. The Cross• of-the Military Order of St: Louis is
grantril to our Cousins the Marshals of Fran‘e, hereafter

zaint-d

M. Monty, Duke de Cornegliano-4ourrlan—Massena,
Juke of iltivoli--Aligereau, Duke of (,!astiglenue—Soult,
Puke of Dalmatia—nrune—Mortier, Duke of treviso--Ney,
Dulie-ofElchihgenJ-Viotor, Dukeof B'eliuno-.7oudi not, T
of Reggio—Marniont, Duke.of Ragusa-:-Mat%donald, Duke of
l'aveutum—Suchet, Duke of Albufera—Gouvion St. Cyr--
Lefebvre, Duke of Dantzic-4erekilen.

Awr.- e. The Cross of fit. Louis is also granted to the .fol-
lowing Lient.-Generais. of Infantry

Clause!, Conipans:, Curial, Drouet, Decacu, DessoleA, Ga-
san, Gerard, ,Grenier, Lanristnn, Ledru des Essarts,
Lecnnrbe, Marchand, Maison, Mathieu, Michaud, Ricatd,
Souharn, Vilatte, Priant, and Vgnoles.

And also to the following Lieutenant-Generals
of Cavalry :

Bardessoult, Donmerc; Kellerman, Lagrange,
Lathur-Manbourg, Milhaud, Narivuty, Pajol, and Nehastiaui.
GerteralS\Otsx,- who vas appointed Governor
of Paris when that Capital was taken by-the
Allies, wrote kt-Letter opoo resigning that'office,
on the signoture of the Peace, to the Cienernl of"

the Stall' of the National Guard, in: which he.
highly compliments them lot their conduct (hiring'

the time the Allies were in possession of the

- ' Capital.
-,.
This morning all the posts occupied by the
Allied Troops in the vicinity of Paris were taken
possesiO'n.of by the National Guard.
..The.EMperor ALEX-ANDER set out, this afternoon
rt three o'clock. His Aljesty will. stop a short

tittle at Amiens, and will then continue his. route
for Boulogne, where the King of PRUSSIA, woo

quits Park un Saturday, will join his Msj&•sty.--
7'he two 'louarcl►s will embark at that port for
England..

His Majesty the Emperor of AUSTRIA set out
this evening on his return to his dominions.

The Russian Regiments. of th• Cavalry of the
Guard, and umoug -other: the-Cuirassiers of the
Grand Duke CoNsTANTINE, set out from Paris
this morn►ng. Numerous detachments of the
Russian and Prussian Infantry also marched this
morning. .

The streets of Paris to which revolutionary
names hal been given, are- albresuming their old

names

We re-assured that the Bishop of TROYiS has.
received a Mission-to his Most Christian Majesty.
It is thought that the object of :this Mission is of
the highest impgirtapice to the Church.