The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-07 00:00:00

STATE PAPER.

VoItATY OF AGREEMENT between the nndersigneri Ge-
neral Prince of CARIATI, Aide-de-Camp of his 11 ajestY
the King of Naples, on Otenae part, and ROBERT CAMp,'
BELL,Esq..Captain of his Majesty's ship Trernendout, and
Senior Officer of his Britannic Majesty's Ships and Vessels
in Naples Bay, On the other. - •
" t has been expressed and agreed upon as follows, •viz.::l
C;mmodore Campbell, on the 2iith of April, 1815, having ap- •
peared in the Gulf of Naples with two line of battle ships and
two frigates, &c. &c. under his orders, has declared, that,
Agreeable to the lush uctions front the Government, he was to.
employ alt the means in his pow'er to act hostilely.agaiust Na-
Firs, lie' has declared, at the same time, "that to avoid use-
less blooeshed. and, moreover, to spare a large capital from
the disasters that hostilities might produce, that he should
feel disposed to conclude an arrangement which might conci-
liate the views of his Government with those which must ani-
mite the Government of Naples for the tranquillity of its
Capital."

tiffs propositions were as follows, viz•
" Ist. That the ships of war shall be delivered up to his
Britannic Majesty's ships under his in their pre-
sent effective state, to be disposed of as the respective PO-
,

Ternments may hereafter deteimine.
" 2d. That the. naval arsenal should be delivered ill,: and
Commissioners appointed to take an inventory of all the
stores, &c. &c. to be disposed of in Mitt manner.
" Lastly, This Treaty is (of course), meant to include the
line of battle ship buildituz, with alt materials requisite fur
her completion, her safety to be guaranteed by the Neapo-
litan Governmm.t, to be made over to the British Naval
Commander ve:ien demanded, and when the respective Go•

vernments determine on the whole.
" On these conditions the Commodore not only gave the
'assurance that no hostilities sli.):11‘1 take place against Naples,
its Buy and Islands, but he offered to the Queen Regent the
protection of the British flag to her private property, and to
those in favour of whom she might claim it, as well as every
facility to the passage of a Negotiator that her Majesty wishes
to send to England, or the Commander in Chief in the Medi-

terranean."
The following arrangements will prove to the Commo-
dore the desire which the Neapolitan Government ,and the
Queen Regent have always manifested towards maintaining
the test understanding with the British Government, viz.:—
" Ist. To ave;cl all hostilities between the British and Nea-
politan forces, the ships of war in the Bay and Harbour of
;:apps shall be given up and deposited in the hands of Com-
Inodrive Campbell, commanding the British squadron before

Naples.
" -2d. 'These ships shall receive on board an English crew,
but it shall be permitted to the Neapolitan Government to
leave. I.lree or four Officers on board each ship, to look upan
the conservation of all the obj,cts therein.
" 3d. These ships shall leave N;tpleS within 4S hours from

the subscription of the arrangement.
" 4th. An English and Neapolitan Commissary shall tiate,
an inventory of all the objects in the maritime arsenal be-
longing to the ships of war. These objects shall remain .de-
posited as properties over which the British Government
• • till the Convention between the two
Courts and the Neapolitan _
cnniervation.

-'.-11 z uarautee their

to the Neapolitan Government•
" Signed and ratified by us, on board his Britannic Ma-
jesly'g ship Tremendous, in Naples Buy, this 13th day of
May, 1815,

agree able to the 6th Article.
(Signed) "L,. P. DE CARIATI,
(Signed) " BOBERT CAMPEELL."

" Ist. The ship, of the line in the bay to be given np.

state.

the tontil of Naples

"50. The aforesaid Article shall be extenitea to (tie rum: --
of battle ship on the stocks at Castlemaie, and to all the ma-
terials destined to her building.
rr fah. The ships of comnierce shall be received as before,
and treated with the same favour. It is declared that the
Queen will avail herself, if necessary, of all the offers and
favours proposed by Commodore Campbell.
" 7th. By the execution of these Articles, Commodore
cativphell engages to prevent any hostilities from the p n•t of
his Britannic Majesty's ships under his command against
Vaples, its Boy, and blonds.
fith. As pit of the Royal Family are at this raoment at
Gaeta, the ships of his Britannic Majesty shall oppose no
obstacle to the communication between the port of Naples
and that of Gaeta, provided neither military stores or pro-

visions for the garrison are carried.
" 9th. Ev'ery facility shall be granted to a Minister of the
Queen, who might be Sent to Lord Eimouth, and to Loudon,
there to treat in the King's name.
10th. The present arrangement shall be sent immediately
to Lurd Exmouth for his sanction and approbation, and when
obtained, Commodore. Campbell engages speedily to notify it

(Signed)- "LEP. PE CAPIATT,
(Signed) " ROBERT CAMPBELL."
" Her Majesty the Queen Regent having requested that
one of his Britannic Majesty's ships should remain at the an-
chorage before the city of Naples for its better security, Com-
modore Campbell agrees to the above wish of her Majesty,

Extract front Copy of Lod Burgheras Dispatch, dated
Rome, May WO SI 5, and prin!crl in Supplement to Lou-

don Ga:ette. of 6th of Jane last. .
" He (Captain Campbell) returned on the 11th with his
squadron,_ consisting of his own ship the Tremendous, the
Alcmene frigate, and the Partridge sloop of war. By a let-
ter from the Duke de Cizno, he was requested not to proceed
against the town; Prince Cariati was ;lint by Madame Mu-
rat, to negotiate for the surrender of the ships, and Captain
Campbell dictated the following terms which wcrc agreed to.

" arsenal of Naples to be delivered over, and
Cominissioncrs appointed to take an inventory of its actual

6,3 d. The ship•of the line on the stocks, with all the mate-
rials for its completion, tk) he also giteir up and guaranteed.
" These captures to be at the joint disposition of the Go-
and of Ferdinand the Foutth of Na-
vernment of England,
ples

" In return Captain Campbell engaged not to act against

DUBLIN, SEPT. 3 —To-morrow, Dr. Moituvt,
couojotor to Ow Arektlioceie of Dublin,
Dr. MuliPl-Lti, Catholic liishori of
ill set off
aecom-
pkiltietl by their :Secretary, Dr. BLAKE, w
Oil their niision to Rome. Wbat may be the
not beau
periml of the Lay Mtssioa we have