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default, 'however, of all proof in writing, consi-
dering the circumstances under which the confis-
cations and .sequeitratione took place, and those
have since arisen, such other proof
be admitted as,the Comrnisionct's of- Liquidation
bercatier mentioned shall judge sufficient in lieu

thereof.

The French Government further engages to fa 7
rilitutc• by every means, the production of all
tides and proofs serving to substantiate the claims
‘% Mich the present Article refers, and the Com-
tojssioners shall he authorised tO make all search
which they Shall judge necessary to arrive at such
ilhfornnition„ and to obtain the production of such
titles and proofs they sh;ill a ISO be empowered
to examine upon oath, in case of need, such per-
•soos euph;ved IA the public offices, as may have
it
oi their pouer to point them out, or to furnish
thciu.•

,The value of the .said immoveable property
shall he determined and fiXeir by the production
of an extract of the'' Matriee," of the'' Rules,"
,of the Contribution fonciere," for. the Year
• 1791, and at the rate. of t wenty times the re-
Tannic mentioned ih the said " Rules.''
if the " Matrices" should no lancer exist, and
that it should therefore be impossible to produce
the extracts, the claimants be authorised to
furnish such other proofs as shall he admitted by
the Commission of Liquidation mentioned in the
following Articles.
The capita; thus liquidated and allowed shall
be inscribed upon the Great Book
,f the Public
Debt of France, at tiic rate which has been fixed
in the fourth Article for the inspection of the ar-
rears of the annuities ; and' the inscription shall
bear date and Shall bear interest from the 22d of
March next incluSively.
The arrears due upon the said capital from ..the
petiod of its sequestration, shall lie calculated at
the raze of 4 per cent. per annum, without de,
auction, and the whole amount of those arrears
up to the 22d of March next exclusively,.shall be
-inscribed in the Great Book of the Public Debt
,of Framce, at the rate above-mentioned, and shall
-near date from the 22d day of March next inclu-
sively.
Art. VI. In order to fix the capital as well as
-tie arrears which.shali he due to such of the sub-
jects of his Britannic Majesty, whose moveable
'property in France has been sequestrated, con-
fiscated, and sold, or to their heirs or assigns,
'subjects of his Britannic Majesty, the following
process shall be had :
The claimants shall be obliged to produce, Ist,
the proses verbal, containing the inventory of the
moveable. effects seize& or seintesttated. 2dly,
'Flue proces verbal of the sale of the said effects,
or in default of proofs in writing, such other
proof as the respective Commissioners of the two
-Powers shall. udge sufficient in lieu thereof, ac-
cording to the principles established in the pre-
Ceding -Article; the French GoVernment engaging
iin tliisiekpect to give the same facilities and the
.search,
are •'authorised to make the saute
search, and- to take the saute measures, as have
been 'tit:tailed in the foregoing article, with re-
Spert to inonoveithie property. The -amount of
the stink arising time* the seizures nod sides of •
.the movea'ale property shall be thus determined ;
regard beieg always had to those periods during
wilick paper money was in circulation, and to
the fictitious augmentation of prices 'resulting
therefront

'The capital liquidated and allowed shall be in-
scribed upon the •Great Book of the Public Debt
of France, at the rate which has been fixed- hv the
preceding Articles, and the Inscriptions shalt bear
date, and• shall bear interest iron' the 22d March
next inclusively.
The' arrears liquidated and allowed, due upon
the said 'capital front the period at which the
claimant was deprived of the possession of his or
her moveable property shall be calculated at the
rate of three per cent. per annum, without deduc-
tion, and the whole amount of the said arrears up
to :he 22d March next, exclusively, he in-
scribed upon the Great Book of the Public Debt of
France, at the rate above-mentioned, and shall
bear interest front the 22d Mardi next,

The vessels, ships, cargoes, •and other move-
able property whicti shall have been scizcu and
confiscated, either to the profit of France,: or of
the subjects of his Most Christian Majesty, in con-
formity to the• Laws of \Vat-, and the prohibitory
Decree, shall not be admitted to the liquidatiim,
nor to payments mentioned in the present Article.
. Art, VII. The claims of the subjects of his Bri-
tannic Majesty, arising-from the different loans
made by the French Government, or from mort-
gages upon property sequestrated, seized, and sold
by the said Government, or any other claim what-
soever, not comprised in the preceding Articles,
and which would be admissible according to the
terms of the 4th additional Article of the Treaty
of Paris of 1814, and of the present Convention,
shall be liquidated and fixed, adopting with re-
flect to each claim, the modes of admission, of
verification, and of liquidatiOn, which shall be
conformable to their respective natures, and which
shall be defiaed and fixed by mixed Commission
inc a Oohed in the following. Articles, according to
the principles laid down in the above Articles. '
These claims thus liquidated, shall he paid in
InscriptionS in the Great Book at the rate above—
mentioned, and the -Inscriptions shall bear date,
and shall bear interest from the 22d of March next
In the cases wherein the Edicts .or Decrees con-
stituting the claims above-mentioned shalt have
assured to the credit(); s the.. reinibursement.of the
capitals, and other profitable conditions or favour-
oble chances, account shall be had thereof to the he-
unfit of the 66;1:ants, as detailed above in Art. 2.

hit. VIII. 'l he. amo►n►t of the Inscriptions
grisi!lg to each creditor from his claims liquidated
and allowed shall he divided by the Commi-ssioners
oflleposit, into five equal portions the. first of
Nyhich shall be delivered iminetliately after
liqui-
dititr.n, the second three ►►,onths after,, and su on
with respect to the other portions, every three
months, the creditors will nevertheless receive the
interests of the whole of their debts liquidated,
and allowed from the 22d of March 1816, inclu-
sive, as soon as their respective claims shall have
been allowed and admitted.
,art. IX. A► cipital, producing au interest of