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tors Of the two Nations being always preserved
and re-established if necessary, by lot.
Whenever either of the Contracting Powers
shall proceed to the -nomination of new Commis:-.
sinners of Liquidation, of Deposit, or of. Arbi-
tration, the said Connnisiioners shall be oldiged
previously to their entering upon their functions,
to make the oath, and in the forms detailed in the
following article :
Art. XV. 'The Commissioners of Liquidation,
the Commissioners of Deposit, and the Arbitra-
'tors, shall together make oath, in presence of the
Ambassador of his Britannic Majesty, and between
the hands of the Keeper of the Seals of France,
to proceed justly and faithfully, to have no pre-
ference either • for the Creditor or far ,the Debtor,
and, to act' in all their proceedings according to
the stipulations of the Treaty of Paris of the 30th
of May, .1814, and of the Treaties and Conven-
tions,with France signed this day, and more par-
ticularly according to those of the present Con-
vention.

The Commissioners of Liquidation and the'Ar-
bitrators shall he authorized to call witnesses
whenever
.th-y shall judge it necessary, and to
examine them by oath in the usual forms., Upon
all points relative to the different claims which
form the object of this Convention..
Art.'XVl. When the 3,500,000 francs of in-
trrest, mentioned in the .9th Article, sholl have.
been inscribed in the name of the Commissioners
who are to hold that stun in deposit, and on the
first demand which shall be thereafter made by the
trench Government, his Britzoinic Majesty shall
give the necessary orders to carry into execution.
the restoration of the Fiench Colonies, as Stinll-
- by the Treaty of Pali, of the 30th of May,
1614, comprehending Martnigne and Gn..idaloupe,•
which have been since occupied by the British
forces.

The Inscription above-mentioned shall be made
before the Ist of January next, at the latest..
Art. XVII. The prisoners of war, officers and
soldiers, both naval and •military, or of any other
description, taken during. the hostilities winch
have lately ceased, shall on both sides be inne7
tliately restored to their respective cOuntries, tin-
der the same conditions which are specified in the
Convention of the 23d April, /814, and -in the
Treaty of the 30th May of the same year ; and the
British Govcrutnent renounces all claim to any
-sums or indemnities whatsoever, which might
belong to it from the surplus arising from the
maintenance of the said poisoners of war, -subject
nevertheless to the condition specified in the 4th
additional Article of the Treaty of Paris, of the
30th of play, 1814.

Done at Paris, the .20th day of November, 1875.
'(Signed) (Signed)
(L. S.) CAS'I'LEREAGH. (L.S.) 1&ICI LIEU.
(L. S.) WELLINGTON.
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE. "

The claims of the subjects of his Britannic Ma-
jesty, founded on a decision of his Most Christian.
Majesty relative to the British merchandise intro-
duced into B.ntrdeaux, in conformity to the tarif
of customs published in the above-mentioned city,
by his Royal Highness the DakeD'Angouleme,
on the 24th of March 1814, shall be liquidated
and paid, according to She principles, and the ob-
ject declared in the above-mentioned decision of
his Most Christian Majesty.'
The Commission instituted by the 13th Ar-
ticle of the Convention ot this day, is directed to
proceed immediately to the liquidation of the said
claim, and to fix the dates of its payments to be
made in money.
The decision which shall he ma:le by the Com—
missioners, shall be executed immediately, accord-
ing to its form and tenor.
The present Additioned Article shall have the
same force and clie-ct as it it were inserted word for
word it) the Convention signed-this day relative to
the examination and liqUidatiim of the claims of
the subjects of his Britannic Majesty against the
Government of France.

•
In witness Whereof the respective Plenipoten-
tiaries have signed it, and have thereto affixed the
Seals of their ta-ms.
Dune at Paris, the 40. th day of November, 1815.
(Signed)
L. S.) .C.I.S.TLEREAGI-1. (L. S-.) RICHELIEU.
( VWF,I.LING FUN. •

VROM THE FRENCH PAPERS,

ITALY-RELIGION

Roma, N0r.5.--The Governor of Rome bas
arrested five per Sons in an uninhabited house, on
suspicion of their having favoured the attempt at
escape of several Leaders of Banditti, who are
prisoners in the Castle of St. Angelo. Rope-
ladders, arms, and uniformS were found.
It is said, that bis Holiness has named a Con-
sistory charged with the revision of the ancient
Directorium and the formation of a
new code upon this matter.
The Jews have offered to :Jay an extraordinary
contribution to the wants of the State. M. Her-
colani, the Apostolic Treasurer, thanked them,
and gave them an asstirance that his Iloliness
would never depart from the. principles of tolera-
tion adopted by his predecessors with regard to
the Jews.
The faMous robber Testa di More,, has been
arrested at Frascati, after committing ravages for
eighteen months. 'He will be innuediutely tried.
M. Orticoli, has been sent to Venice to com-
pliment the Emperor Francis. It is asserted
that his Majesty will pass some time here, and
that the Consistory for ecclesiastical affairs will
often unite with the Council of -State. It is
thought that they are preparing a projet of Gen-
cordut for the new Lombard-Venetian kingdom,
and other States of his-Majesty.
The German Churches occupy his Holiness
much. It is hoped, that all arrangements will
be terminated to the satisfaction of religion.
His Holiness has as vet enacted nothing on
the note of several Powers, •relative to the right
O&' ROTA ri. e. Chief Jurisdiction) at Rome. It
seems as it our Court would not without difficulty
denude itself of a privilege which it has always
wished to render mill. It it is•given up, it trot
be tor reciprocal concessions.
VENIce, Nov.
Bishop of the Monte-
negrins has sent in his .submissiton to the Euipe-