The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-26 00:00:00

ARTICLE 3.

It is Understood that pur;nansce of .the INV()
. preceding articles, all pristine; s of war betongnig.to
Great Britain and Ler allies, and ,to France iier
allies, respectively, ni4de on. or oetore the sign.t
tore of the piesent.ctdavethihn; be releaied in
`the wanner hereinafter, to be ai.tiwtd with ic.taiu
to each country respective y.

• AKTL(`LE 4. -
The exectitiAu of the tiouve. articles shall take

place in the manner fuit-Owing
SeCt. Britt Sin prisoners of every rank and
quality detaiued in. France and hay, arid in tile de-
Ve-tidencie.Uf Trance and Italy, shall be releaed ;
,ttie exchange to commence immediately, after the
signature of this convehti-en, ty sending to Dal or
Purtsmdutir, Or such other port ur England in the
Channel, as may' be agreed upon, or by delivering
up to the b'ritisii Commissaries. appointed-to receive
them 1000 British prisoneis•for 1000 French, to:be
released by, 0,4 British Goternment in the manner
hereinafter provided..
Seel. 2.—A1l French .pri3orterS of every rank and
quality now detained in Great Britain,or in the British
poasessions,.Ahall be'released. The excbauge shall
commence iminediate.ly alter the. signature of this
convention., and. shall be made by sending succes-
sively to Morlaix, or such other F,rench port in are
Channel as may. be agreed. upon.)_ ut by.deliveriug
• up to the
them
Curninis.aries appointed u re-
• ceive them, 1000 French fur 1000 English prison-
ers, as soon, and in proportion as the French Go-
vernment shall release the latter.
Se 1. 3.—These successive and mutual deliveries
shall continue until all. British prisoners in France,
Italy, or their dependencies, shall have been ii-
-berated.

Sea. 4.—Great Britain engages- also, to' release,
over and aboie ;the. numbers exchairged against
British 'prisoners delivei-ed in consequence Of the
above arrangement:, 3000 Frendit prisoners in ba-
',nice for 3000 HanOverians, being the utmost num-
bertof those included in. Count Walmoden's capiiu_
lation, who are, or may be, or may have been ac-
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• tually in the service of Great Britain; the number
'of 3000 being over and above the number of 1905,
who are also to be unconditionally released, • on
account of the Garrison of St. Domingo„as here-

tofore agreed upon.
Setl. b.—The numerical value at which indivi-
duais of superior ranks and. qualities, shall be rated,
in order to-tnake up. the number of tcdo to be thus
exchanged, shall be computed with iegard to the
persons in theland and ,sea -services, according to
the, scale of the Convention of 1798, and with re-
gard,to persons detained in France in 180, accord-
ikig.to the scale-following, viz.
The Earl of Beverley to be exchanged fora Ge-
neral Officer of the ' highest rank -of ,the prisoners
now in England.
Peers sons and Privy Councillors as equal to. the
tack of Colonels or Post Ciptains.
. Baronets and Knights, ditto, Field Officers and

Commanders.
Gentlemen holding no distinction of rank, ditto,
Captains in the Army, and Lieutenanti of ships-of
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war.

Tradesmen •(petite bourgeoise) dittd, subalterns.
Servants—, Bcc. and all others detained, Private
Soldiers and Sailors.

Recotirse, however, shall be had to this prin-
Opk, of waking up numbers.by affording a hu-naeri-

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cal value to rank,. Only in the equ't of the failure
of irellviduals-who might be e?Lct-onged, rank for
rank, against one another.
.Sea. 6.--When Al the British prisoners detained
in France, Italyi) and theirdependencies, shall
have been excbanged:agaigm equdi numbers (to
be ascertained -4nd ratzdv on the principle-, esta-
bliAed in the Preceding'seCtion of this artich.),of
French pri;oneTs detained in England and its' pos-
sessions, the balance of French prisoner; which'
-1-tia)t remain in'the hands of Great Britain, shallbet..
without delay, released and sent to France, in exi-
change fdr an equal number of Spanish I,risoners of

war, which are to ibe :sew to such ports or places
in Spain,- as s4ali be a,greeld upon, in the wanner

tollovving.

Sept. 7.—The French prisoneis comprising the
said, balance, shall be sent into France by successive. ,
AeliVeries of 1000 ; and as SO4ll, 'and in proportion
as,they arc so released, France shall'send to pair,,
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.a corresponding number of Spanish prisoners, Scut
,of the numbers remaining in her -hands: . Great
Britain _engages to 'send over the first 1000 ; and
when information shall have :been received of an
equal number of 'Spaniards having been delivered
upoti that account, at: the ports or places in Spain'
rileed upon, one thousand more will. be sent to
France, and so on till the whole are relea-ed.
See. B.—ln the mean time, and whild the above
exchange is going' on between Great Britain and
France, on toe above 'accounts, respectively, all,
French prisoners of war 'in Spain, and its depen-
dencits, and all Spanish prisoners of war-in kraut&
or Spain, or in the
_countries dependent upon France,
shall be -released mutually, by 'an exchange to be
made,. either between the. Spanish. and French Ge-'
nerals, or by sending by, sea to Toulon or Roche-
tort, or such other French ports as, may be agreed
upon, the French detained in Spain.
See 9.-7-The release of the Spaniards,. prisoners
of war in France, shall be estreeed by sending either
successively to Cadiz, Valentia, or such other Spa-
nish port as may be agreed upon, 1000 or 500.4a-
mardso for' 1000 or boo French, as soon, and ia'
roportion, as the latter shall be released. It is to
be understood, that, by the wOrds,-prioriers of war;
as-referring to the Spanish and French respeLlivulyi
none are intended to be• included except such as
hal'e been adually taken in arms on either side.

'Sed. 19.—Tnesersuccessive and mutual deliveries
shall continue until-all the French prisoners of war
in Spain, and ail Spanish prisalers of war in France,
'shall be released'.

Se6t. -ft.—The numerical value at which indivi-
duals of-superior ranks and qualities shall berated,
in order to make the number of 1000 or 500, to
be thug-exchanged between Spain and France, shall
be corn puted according to the scale of the convention
of 1798, as =referred to in Seaton oth, ur upon
such other principle as may be hereafter agreed
upon between the Spanish and French Goven--
men ts.

Sedt 12'.;-r--When these several and respeetive ex-
changes shall have taken, place; whatever surplus
May be remaining in the hands of the belli-
gerents of prisoners of war made on or before the
signature of the present convention, shall be imme-
diately released (but on parole, not to serve until re-
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gularly exchanged) and sent back to that country
to which it may belong, in the manner and under
the same regulation.of transport by which the mu-
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tual exchanges were concluded, so that atter the
execution of this convention, no prisoners 'of war
shall remain in the hands of Great Britiin, Spain,
Franceor in those of their allies, dependencies, or
possessions. .

Sea. 13.—A1l Portuguese or Sicilians, prisoners
in France, or in the countries allied to, or depend-
ent on France, and all prisoners belonging to France,
and the countries allied to her in the hands of the
Portuguese and Sicilians, shall be mutually released
in a 'similar manner, and on the same terms as
haiTe been before. established with regard to the
French and Spaniards, with such alterations only
as the particular circumstances and situations of
those countries may require.