Star.
London, England, 1815-11-29 00:00:00

THE TREATIES.

(IN continuation frees tis Star of yesterday.)
CONVENTIONS FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF CLAV.IS
UPO': THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
To lessen the difficttiCes which Ir.tve risen in the
erectitio cf di'iiers Articles of the Treaty of Paris
of SOO 1614, and especially those relative to
the 6iims of the subjects If the Allied Powers, the
Nigh Contracting Parties, de:irons of making their
iesrective subjects enjoy the rights Which those Ar-
title; ensure them; and prctent at the same time, as
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much as possible, all disputes which may arise on
the sense of acme dispositions of the said Treaty,
bard agreid on the following Articles:
Art. 1, The Treaty of 10th May. 1814, being confirmed by
the Article of the principal Treaty to which this Conven-
tion 11 Annexed, this confirmation extends principally to Artiel4
19, 20, 21,22, 29, 24, CS, '26, 30, and $l, of that Treaty, ac far
Si they :Ire not modified by the prerent Act; and it is expressly
agreed that the explanations and deealoperncots %eitich the 1-1;gli
Contiatting Parties have t!mught fit to zive them by the. know-
ing Artieha shall in no wise preitttlic? the claims of Any other
listorevhich may be atithdrized by the sail Treaty, without
being espec.aUy reespitulatad by the present Ctinventiun.
Art. If. Os Most Chri.tian Majesty censequoitly promises'
• to pay a!! the seine awirg by France (in neuntnes out of its ter-
ritory, as fixed by. the Treaty of efts date.), by virtue of Article
19th of the Treaty of 10th May, 1814, whether to individuals,
Lona Menes, or ponleelar eaablislirnents, whose revenues are not
at the disposal of Government. Their liquidation shall. extend
init.:bail to the following claims i
1. To those seising from articles fr.roished or sup:lied by coM-
inunes of iteditidaals, b:, virtue of contracts or c'ther arange-
tneittreen&g from the French Adminiilrative Autisurii?.es, and

prowinhe of pi) meet.
2. o arrears. of ply, Ste. clue to HlP:try persers or .rnt-
royal: I.! the French army, whc by the Trzatirs of Patient otth
lay, f r, land36th November, 1113, are become subkcts of

liuditer
3, T.: tht stiniort of Frtftch Troops In Hollkals no! hi:long-
ing to :hi Government.
4. I • t.e reAitutior of Fonds entrnited to the French Post-
Vffice O•hicit have nui reathed thelr del:nation.
S. I u the limniarge of ntwidati Etau, cr order tor payment upon
r:cttth 1 rea‘tery,&e. which bane fern sui.l.crilie.l in fattier
of &z. in provittc.fs which 11.4 e eeti,e.l vibe a part
of f.intre, which may kr In the har..l4 el these intlettiduals,
ca.i ?ranee reft..e to pay them under the pretest that
1M c %.•!)!..ets by the sale of which these buns, Ste. aN to be realiz.al
have pas4el un.ler fore!sll dominion.
6. Upon loans ma& by the hatch ova and MiUtity Altho-
r -ie. w•th hr mtige 'Of repayment.
7. To intlety rtit i rr-r-e 1 tur the ncin-coilyntent of nidorzl
litaatai us li.:_gat Isaac, .'Lc.
C. l'u re.nuiwr.entent. of a4ltasices finite frof.i the fonds o!tho
Camino& by order of the treilch Au:flu:ides with promise

. 9. Te 011: indemnittet due to InJly djual (he destitietion of
building , &c fur the eit'areeetent or security of hirtresea, &C.
Art. 111. 1 hr reclantations of the Senate of Hatutitereh, on ac-
teem of the Batik of that euy. shall Ise the sulii•.•et Of a particular
Coseenti bi: wren the Commissioners in his Most Chris:kin
Majesty and those of the City of Hai:burgle
Art. IV. •I he tectame.ioue shall be also liquidated, made by
periene ageinet a Decree, awed elesseu. Bth May, lul3,
be which they were dein ived of coeseial eetole which they bas:
purcbasol iron French Gov' en:tette, etc.
Aft. V. Conlin...errs of lequidation are to be formed to eta-
Mine the clehtis, and Committees of Ateettation to decide on
than, in caee the former should not agree.
(Here follow eight See:ions oh the tootle in which these Com-
suttees ere to preceril.)
Aate aed haste to the mode of cred!ting France, for
such debts, especially secure,' in their eriein by mortgage- upon
• itouotriei %Wee' have ceased to be a part of Franc, and which
have been converted into histriptlone in the Great lheuk of the
Public Debt of France.
Art: VP!. The French Government having refused to reeng•
Abe the clams of the Gevernment of the Low Couturirs, reea-
titre td the paysiekt of the interest of the debt of Hollaud,whith
have not been pill for the ball years of March, and ST.:ember,
1813, h is agreed to have to tee eibtfretion of Conmee.euieers
the decisien ei this question.
Art. lA. 'the unpaid Utterer, shall be liquidated of d.bts se-
cured up et the soil of countries ceded to France by the reaties
of Camp.; Formio end of
Art. X. Refers to the 231 Article, of Stith Mayi 1814, stipu-
lating thet the French Goveriknent shall reiniberse the securities
deposited by public fenttionaries having the management of pub-
lic money in the commies separated from France.
Art. XI. Ihe funds deposited the Coetniums, Sec. in the Offers
of the fewerment, shall be restored, Ste.
Art. XII. The thuds which vented it! the Came di Agricul-
ture of 11 Tend, and which hive been &teemed in the Catlin!
d'Amart, sisinetit, or aey Other Cresise, shall be restored.
Art. XIII. 'the Conttnittees of I...Vida:ion and Arbitration
inintediately proceed to the Uqutsle lon of the objects ire
cified in Aricle 82 to ai of the Treaty of May 30,1814.
Art. XIV. The tl&.h Artiele of the Treaty of May 3i, 1814,
releasine the French Goetze:meat, from the tat df January, 1814,
front the pay Meet of all pensions, civil, nitli any, or ecclesiastical,
is maintamed. France will tay the arrears, if any, up to that
period. - •
Art. XV. Doubts having arisen upon the 31ft Article of the
Treaty of Seal bleb 1814, cAtiterieng the restitution of the
maps of. the countries which have ceased to belong to France, it
Is agreed that all the maps of the COVI/Ifie3 ceded, including those
which the trent b C.:overlent-le hes caused to be etecuted, shall
be eaactly given rip, with the -copperplwes belonging to them, M
'cite space of tour weeks atter the exchange of the ratifirations of
the present !'ready. The same shall. he clone respecting the an.'
chives, maps, and plates, tahen away Ervin the countries detu-
pled for a time by the different armies, as it is stipulated in the
second paragraph of the 81st Aeicle of the said treaty.
Art. XV I. All Claims to be delivered in within a year of er
the I-elide:stem of the 'Fumy, under pain of forfeiture of all
rights
Ankles XVII. XVIII. and XIX relates to the payment of
Cltiet4s, andtetir !Ince peon in the Great Book, end
iiirt.XX. On the iSt if January, at latest, a capital pro-
due.ine three Millions and a half of interest, (un capicel du
3,500,0e0 francs de rents.), shall be inscribed in the Great Book
as a guerantee, in the name of two, lour, or six Commissioners,
bait Fr.-tiths halt of the Alines, who will receive the interest
oftry six months.
XXI. Refers to Article 17.
Art. XXIL to XXVI. reline to reciprocal engagements of
the Sovereigns respecting the reimbursements to be made to
jTtds ,h eubjects, Ate.
Dune at Paris, Nov. 80, 1815.
(The Signatures!,
An sddhional Article settee, that the House of the Coudts
of Renthehn and .steeefertli claims front the Frencb Govern-
ment, on several grounds, the sum of 4M7,000 francs. For this
claim CA, House is to receive 800,000 francs in twelve equal
mouldy payments, and Si 0,000 francs in inscriptions In the
Great hook, guaranteeing the Course at 75.
• (the Signatures),
CONVENTION

CONCLUDED IN CONFoToiTY To Tnk NINTH AETICLB
OS TUX
sPIUNCISAL TREATY, RELATIVE TO THE
EXAMINATION AND . LIQUIDATION OX THE CLAIM!
Of THE SUBJECTS OP HIS BRITANNIC ISA 4 ESTE
AtiMiNsT THE GOVERNMENT OP SEANCE.'
Artilchi L 'As subjects of his Britannic Maltity, blvlne claims
ijell the Mill tciaoet e4t WhOs fit toutraifatlon of the

Seeend Article of eke Treaty of &Patera of 1754, and date
the lit of January, 1793, have suffered on that aetount, by the
Conl6eations or Sequestrations des:credits France, shall, in 4ort-
ferinity to the Fourth Additional Article of the Treaty of Para'
of the year 1814, themselves, their heirs ot assigns, subject. of
his Britannic l'slajesty,be indemnified and paid, when their claims
shall have been admitted as legitimlte, sad when the anummt
of thetri shall haie been ascertained, according to the forms and
under the conditions hereinafter stipulated.
If. The subjects of his Britannic Majesty, holders of perma-
nent Stock under the French Government, an,' who on that ac-
count have, since the lst of January, 1793, surt.red by the con-
fiscations or sequestrations decreed In France, 'bail thennielve4,
their heirs, or assigns, subjects of his Britannic Milkety, bi• in-
scribe) In the Great Bbnk of the coniolidated Debt of Fraoce,
for an mount of Stock equal to the amount ofiltho stock ibey
possessed prior to the Laws and Decrees of Sequestration or of
Conitcation above-mentioned.
In the cases in which the }Witt& or Decrects onstituting the
above-.'ner ions. ti "rock have attle.lll.-roo pi otirabl.: cu:t.li-
eons, or fat/cur.: , 4crOlint 111::11 be had flirter& in la.
vob. of the Cron:ors, and an a(Mtrion, 1-und...l upon a j.ist v.1,-
InAtion or such aavanta-:a, shall be m.ie to tie amount aft ;Iv:

Stork to be ioserilml,
TNe new Is:serietions shall her date and bear interest from the
22d March, tBI 6.
Such subjects of his Britanuit. M.liesty who, by receiving titer
itinuldesat a third, after the :loth September, 1187, have s•th-
mined themselves by their own act in the laws existing upon this
subject, are exempted from the ahnep mentioned
Art. 111. Such of ibe suli:jects of hi, Britannic Majes:y, or
their heirs or assigns, subjects of his Hihannie Ma;e,ty. as pea-
itssed Life from the French Government betere the
Decrees of Conftscatitin or Setptestrationi shall equally be in-
scribed upon the Great Book ot the LifeAntiaities of France,
for the same sum of Life Annuities as they cojoyed in 1793.
Suol of the subjces of iris Dr4annic M.i.,*-,sty, however, as have
changed the nature of their claims, by receiving their Annuities
at a third, and thus by their own Act have stilt:flitted thens..lves
;0 the laws exis,iogi won tins .übjeer, thall he excepted Imo the

a'ative disposit;t.m.
'lrte new Inscdrions shad bear date, anti bear intrivat from

the 22d of Marc!,,, 2si 6.
Prior to The delivery of the new Inscriptions, the claimants
shall be bound to prinluce certincaies according to the usual feral,
deciariug that the persons in vtrhuoe names their Lite Annuities
were constituted ate Still alive.
With respect to those of the above-mentioned subjects of hie
Britannia Majesty possessing Life Annunie* in the names of per-
anns who are dead, they shall be bound, to produce certificates of
demise, in the usual forms, stating the period W. the deceased;
and in that ease, the Annuities shall be paid up to each period. •
Art. IV. Suds arrears of the Perpetual and Life Annuities as
shall have been liquidated and alloittel, and as shall be dire up
id the MI of March next exclusively, save the ca-es ot exemption
spetified in the Secood anal Thin) Articles, shall be inseribed in
the Great Book of the Public Lot of Preece, at the rate which
shall be the nitiliute pike betwten par anti the current Market
price of the dr-y, at the date of the sign:vete of the present
,irate. The Inietiptleas Ad: filly t'.atottld bear Inters* 'rim
the Illvd of March, 1816, Inclti:kiely,
Art. V. In order to determine the Capital due on Phmtveahle
property m filch bemire! to subject* of h.. Britain& lltjesty. to
their heirr or assign., equall, subject* of hie Ittit2;1111:C 'l‘lejes.y,
anti which was se-mu:etre:ed, confiscated, and soli, the followurg
preress shall be had: •
The said entjec:s of Ms Dritlintic Majesty shall he obli..ent to
prodtlee, Ist, the Dot d ut Purchase pravtiig thaa preerietut.ttip ;
idly, the Acts preying the facts Of the sequeetratiou, yid ot the
confiscation against themselves, their anei :lure or assiettors, rub-
jects of his H.-it:int:lc .Viaksty. In default, hnwever, of all pimuCt :n
writing, considering the ciretonstinC% 'eider which the tenth..
cations and .tpietaratiens tool: place, and :hose whieti fisted duce
arisen, such odor proef shall be admitted 44 the Co:limit...letters
of LAT:actinism hereafter mentioned shall judge sutficient in hen
theieur. •
The French flovernment further tngiges to facilitate by every,
meads, the oe:election of all titles end proof* Revving t.; tidisstait-
tiate the claim, to which the present Article refers. arid air
COMciissineers shall be authorised to make all seareh which
they shall j Aige necessssry to arrive at 611:11 i tttt innatitio, aid to
obtain the production if such tills and proof.; they li:14i111:•.)
i •
a.: ettipte't „red to ex iminelpeii oath, is case art need, etch ;cr-
oon* employed in t'‘s public uthres„as may have it in their pewter
to point thee, out, u.' to fund. h t hero.
The statue ot the sail removes:lle property shall be deter.
mined god fixed bar the protimet.oo t.f an extract of he 4 Ma-
trice," of the" Vales,' ci the " Voitstribution foneicee," for the
year 179:, are: et the rate of tfitUty Lilies the reVelltht MCP.
tionrd in the said '' R ales."
If the 4. Matrices" should no longer east, and that it should
therefore be sinpr;.eible to produce the extracts, the claimants
Aril be authorised to furnish suck other proofs at shall he ad-
%heal by the Cuntlitisslua of Liquidaeiusi mentioned iu the fol.
lowing Articles.
The apical thus liquidated and allowed &ill b.einscribidliptin
the Great Bouk of the Public Debt of FraeCe, at the nee which
has been fixed in the fourth Article for tl:e itiarction of the ar.
rears of the annuities; aka l the itocriptiress shall hear date and
shall hear interest front the e.. 2,1 of Arla;•cir next Inclusively
The arrears due upon the said capital front the period of iti
sequestration, shall be calculated at the rte of 4 per tent, pet
annum, without deduction, anti the whole amount of those ar•
rears up to the 22d Of Match !met exeluslvele, shall be inscribed
in the Great Book of the Public Debt ot France, at the rate
above-mentioned, and shall bear interest flow the 2iid of Muth
nee': incltisiiely.
Art. VI. In order to fix thecae' al as well as the arrears which
shall be due to such of the subjects of Ida .Itritaintie Majesty,
whose 1110Ve4b:e property in France has been striestrated, con-
fiscated, and sold, or to thek heirs or assigni, subject 9 of his. Brie
tannic hiajcsty, the followitig process shall ha halt.
The claimants shall he obliged to ;trot:rx-Ist, the process
verbal containing the inventory of die meet:able effects seized Or
sequestrated-2dly, l'ht process verbal of the sale of the said
effects, or in default of proofs in writing, such other proof as the
respective Contmissioneri of the tWo Powers shall judge sal'l-
- in lieu' thereof', according to the principlei estalilisheil in
the preceding Article; the French Government engaging in this
respect td give the same facilities, aad the Commissioners are
authorised to make the same eearch, and to take the saihe mea-
sures, a. have Iteii detailed ie the foregoin: article., with respect
to immoveable property. 'l'he amount of the stock arising (ruin
the seizures and sales of the moveable properly shall be tit;
determined; regard being always had to those periods during
I which paper mosey was in circulator, and to the fictitious aug-
mentation of priers resulting thereirom.
The cap tal I.quidatcd and allowed shall be inscribed epm the
Great Book Of the Public Debt of France, at the rate which has
hen fixed by the preceding Articled, and die Inscriptions shad
hear date, and shall bear interest front the 2241 March next in.
elusively.
The arrears liquidated and allowed, due upon the said capital
from the period at which the claimant was deprived of the pos-
session of his or her moveable propetty, shall be calculated at
the rate of three per cent. per annunt, without deduction, and
the whole amount of the said arrears up to the tt2d March neat.
exclusively, shall be inscribed upon the Great BOok of the Public
Debt of France, at the rate above-mentioned, and shall bcor In-
terest from the 2:01 March next, inblusively.
The vessel •i, ships, cargoes, and i cher moveable propetty,
width shall have laten seized and confiscated, either to the profit
of France, or to the profit of the subjects of his hlost Chrietion
Majesty, in conformity to the Laws ot War, and the prohibitory
.decree, shall not be admitted to the liquidation, nor to payments
mentioned in the present Article.
Art. VII. The claims of the subjects of his Britannic Majesty,
arising from the different buns made by the French Goventment,
or front mortgages upon property sequestrated, seised, and sold,
by the said Government, or any other claim whatsoever, not
comproed In the preceding Articles, and which wuuld be admis-
sible according to the terms of the 4th Additional Article of the
Treaty of Paris of 1514, and of the present Coneentioni shall
the liquidated and fixed, adopting with respect to each debit the
modes of admission, of verification, and of liquidation, Which
shall he Conformable to their respective natures, and Which shall
be defined and fixed by the mixed Commission mentioned in the
following Article's, acciardlog to the ptinciples laid down hi the
above Articles.
These claims thus liquidated, shall, he paid in Inscriptions in
the Great Book at the rate above mentioned, spathe Inscriptions
shall bear date, and shall bear hiterin from the 211 d of March
next inclusively.
In the cases wheidn the Edicts or Decrees constituting the
claims above-mutltitteil 'shall have assured to the creditors the
reimbursement of the capitals, and other profitable conditions or
&Vendible c
ipthances,
al ance;, account shallv
_be hid chi:icor to the benefit a
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Art. VIII. the awinutat of the lateriptions at bang to earl ere•
ditor from his claims 1 '' .dated an I allowed Flail be .1. vlded he
the Comm.stioneri of Deposi , into five eval portions; the hest
of which shall be delivered immediately of r loin:dation, the
second three months utter, and so on wAlt respeht to the otter
portions, every three Months ; the creilito:e. will nevertheleis
receive the interests of the whole of their deists lividateil, and
' allowed from the ...t..:Ai of 1414reh, 181 n, inchinve, II ROIL as i:1:1C
respective claim. shall have been allowed and adm'red.
Art. IX. A ratite', producing an interest of three millions
five hundred thousand franca, commencing from the gad of
March. I $l6, shall he Mo.:abed as a lumi of gu trainee, in the
Great Book o: the Public Debt of trance, iii the name of two or
four Conintissioners, t he one-lial: English aniltheetberlialf VI sigh,
oho-en by altar respective Goer:amities 11:i se t'on %%%% issiiress
shall receive the said intete.a from the .2ad March, Mt:, every
six months; they shall bold it is deposit, without hiving :1w
;sower of tiegociating it, :MI I icy shall turttwr be bound to ptifie
the amount qt it in the Para Finals, and to restive tie ;wets-
Mutated and compound i alters st of the aalni: fur the Keith of the
creditors. lo case tin: tin c.; In Ihuns Live Ituti:ll.c.l thou,iiiil
francs of interest shall be insiitlieiew, tbere stall be deliveted to
the said Ccaurnissioneis Inscriptions for largs r sums, moil their
aniount shall be equal to what may be tiecesvary to pay ail toe
debts mentioned in the present Act. These additional inicrip
thins, if there shall he suy, shall be deflected, bearing interest
!ram the same period as the 3,:00,000 francs shave stfpuhned,
i.nal shall be administered by the Commissioners, according to
the same principlei, to that the claims which stall remain to be
paid, shall be paid with the cause proportam of ,i..eatint tel :old
compound interest, as if the tend of guarantee ha.! be.a, :rem the
lira suilicient,and admen as all the payment% due to the creditors
s:iall have been made, the surplus or The in et est fond not rim
i'lliacd, with the proportion of accumulated and comaiiiiiiii iitte-
rest which shall belong thereto, shall, if t:iere he any, be give:,
' tip to the disposal of the French ilovernittem.
Art. X. hi proportion as the liquidation shall be effected, and
a: the claims shall be allowed, distinztion being made between
i the sums representing the capitals, and the sums ariliag from-the
arrears or Morey, the Connuieeiop of Liquidation, which shalt
he mentioned in the tolloteira Articles, shed deliver to the Cre
doors, alto veal to be such, two Certificates. fur the value 01 the
es hole hoc: iptielti to be made, bearing interest fiesta the st:4 tat
Marc's, 1814, inclus,ve; one of the Certificates relating to the
Capital of the Debt, and the other relating to the arrest, or n,;e.
rest liquidated up to the Wad of March, t 0416, exclu-ively.
Art Xl. The Certificate:a above mentioned shall be delivered
over to the Commissioner 4 hotting the Annuities in deliusit, who
shall check the same, in order that they be hi:owl:en ly inset- bed
into the Great Book of the Fublic Debt of Fratice, to the eh ha
of the depos t food, and to the credit of the new creditors, ac-
knowledged as such, hearers of tie said Curti:lca:es care being
taken to distinguish the Perpe: nal from the Lift Annuities. And
the said Creditors shall be authorized, from the day, of the defi-
nitive liquidation of their C 131111., to receive, for tbeir Knit, front
the said Comildssioners, the inn retas which are due to them, to-
gether with 11W accumulated and cutupouna interests, if there be
any, as we as such rattle,' of the canitaaas shall have ta en paid,
according to what has been regulated by the nreceiirg Art ict.s.
Art. XIS. A further delay shall be allowed, antre the signature
o: the present Consign:hie, to the nibjecai to his Britannic Ma-
jesty, who shall have clam:, upon the ft etich Gus ft nalent, tar
the matier. tea.c:lie 1 in the present A.t, is. uudar that they may
i Whig forever.% their claims and piratic ! :hull tales
ITin; &slay sha I be ears:oiled to three milosht for the creditors
residing in kuiope, six months for such as are hi the Western
Ctalon'es, and twelve niontlis fur such as are re.itleat in the last
Indies or in other Comm bit equally thttaiie. After the meta
:Lehi of these periods, the Caul aubj'ects of his fliitaanie Majesty
shall no listnoar have the Wheat of the preaftit liquidation.
Art. XIII. lit order to proceed in the iiitaila.ton and alt ivr-
once of the chvits menthe. ed in the preceding Articles, there
shall be formetaa Cisiondo iiiii • composed of two French amd i evi.
Fan:Lift Commissioners, who shall be toniiiiiated and aapaiiited
by their respective GOVCCIIIntIITS.
'These CatillnilviOntili, alter they shall have ailawril and ad-
mitted the titles to the claims. shall proceed, aicarding ter the
principkis pointed nut, to the allowance, liqualatioa; teal detett-
nonaoun o; the sums which shad be due to 'msh creditor.
in iroportion as the claims shall Le Alma ed and aacerialneel,
they shall deliver to the creditors the two certificates eirtitione,l
to the 14th Ariticie, we for the capital, the other for tie interests
Att XIV. A Conantissioh of Arbitratit'es shat et the sense
time be named, composed ol four AleatJA s, two t•f ohms shall
lie named by. the Bildsh Ouveruineut, awl two by the French
tWeeranieut.
If it shall be necrsearg to Coll upon the Arbitrator:, in case of
an equality of votes 013 any point, the four 114111tl 01 the Arbitra
tors, English atni French. shall he put into an tern, alai the one of
thee four WiliSe name shall be drawl, hest 5,.a1l be the Arbitt atm
of the particular affair upon which there shalt have been secii(
equality In votes.
Each of the Cotwnbaiofiers of Liquitlatian .-liall, in hi: turn,
take trout the urn the ticket which is to pa.at out the Artetrat •ir
A Protiesorerbal shall be made of this oaeratioe, at A ,ball be WI•
nexed to the one wbkh shall be drawn ca tor the liquidation and
deterinniation of the particular chant.
If a vacancy shall take place, either in the Commission of Li-
quidation ur in that Of Ai hit. atam, the Government, which
ought to provid'a for the nomination of a new Nicinbet , shall intr.
ceed to that nomination without delay, in order :Ira: the two
Coinutissiona may always remain as tar as possinie cumptete.
If one of the Commissioners of Liquidatiaa shall be absent
he shall to replaced, during his absence, by one of the Atbi-
tritons of his Nation; and as in that Cii,e there will renia.n but
one Arbitrator of that Nation, the two Ai biirateirs el the other
Nation shall also he reduced to one by lot. And if one 01 the
At barators should absent hinuelf, the Caine operation shall,
take) place, hi order to reduce tie one the two Arbitraiois of the
other Nation. It is generally uuderstood, that in order to ob
viate all manner of delay in this business, the liquilation and
adjudication shall not be suspended, provided there shall be pre-1
seet, and its activity, one Commissioner and one Arbitrator of.
taca Nation, the the principle of equality between the Commie.
Wooer, and the Arbitrators ut the two Naauns being always prv-
served and re-established it necessary, by lot.
Whenever either of the Contracting Powers shall ptoceed to
the nomination of new Commissioners oh 1 aq,iidation, of Deposit,'
or of Arbittation, the said Commissioners shall be obliged, pre-,
viously to their entering upon their finictions, to make the oath, '
and in the forma detailed in the following Article:
Art. XV. Ihe Commissiotters
of lividatien, the Commis-'
shiners ut Deposit, and the A ristraters, shad together make oath,
in presence of the Ambassador of Isis brit:nude Majesty, and be.,
twee,* the bands of the Keep.r of the heals of trance, to pro-
cceel justly ant faithfully, to have no preference either for the
creditor or for the debtor, and to act itaalt their proceedings ac-'
cortiing to the stip &lions of the treaty of Paris of the sink of.
May, 11414, and of the freaks ana Coaveutions with France
signed this day, and inure particularly accordisig to those of the
present Convenriou.
The Commissioners of Liquidation and the Arbitrator shall
be authorized to call witnesses whenever they shall judge it ne-
emery, awl 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. XVI. When the 3,500,000 francs of Interest, mentioned
iii the lath Article, shall base been Inscribed in the name of the
,hiwshßwiriehhtiosEeinc thehofhat
jo;strerthasfahaittersium in deposit, and on the
vhersr Commissioners
demandi
o u t nagivadeethbeyntieiceesFsalnYcOardGeo.ra
to carry into execution the restoration of the French Colonies,
as stipulated by the Treaty of Paris of the 30th of May, 1814,
comprehending Martinique and Guadeloupe, whist' have beep
since occapieti by the Brutish forces.
rementioned shall be made before the
hostilities
etiitifilieyeet.jianiXesdlib:uw4itriy. Pth'nitl;:peallie:senrtlidattleealehielyirsnycealeotftediewrards,halescofiri
icpoetirstiebe.jangthat
sisoehdeld:libeers,ertiengblhtli
restored to their respective countries, under the same con-
ditihlioss
ie:enteidhaicehtharee.ispeereatifiyedef
tifiet3heuthCmonavyenotirntheofuthmee
)-84earA;Pariinti.
the British Government rentnristes all claim to any sums or in.
dentuides whatsoever, which might belong to it from the surplus
arising from the maintenance of the said prisoners of war, sub-
ject nevertheless, to the condition, specified in the 4th additional
of the Treaty of Paris, of the 30th of May, 1814.
Dale at Paris the goth day of November, 1815.
(Signed) (Signed)
1... S.) CAITLIIRIAOII. (L. S.) Ricum.titel.. i
L.S.) WiLLINOTON.
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.
founded claimsedona dtc the
iston subjectsof
fhi o
si his Most
Britannic Christian Majesty,
Majesty
relative to the British merchandize introduced into
Boordcauh in conformity to the Tull of Custom's

puhitshe in the above-Mentioneti City, 14 !.h it-sv
lithness the Duke d'Augouletne, on • the
plat c}t. 1511; shall be lispirdited andivitcirrccur,).-
ing to Coe principles and the object dcci &red in Gs!
ahove•nt:.:isfintiL4 decision of his mast Christiln M.. •
'jeszy.—The Commission iwituted by tise•Wth 17'
tick of the Convention of this diy, is ti.irectel :n prcs
,ceedisnmediately to the liquidatinn of the said
tr.,l to fix the dates of its payment to be made
' ainney.—The decision which s 1 411 he n•..,..7.e !\..y
Cfm7mis',l,)ncrs, shall Irt
curling to its frac; and tcncr.--Thel pr-sent .
ti:mal Article shall have tipe• sun., force and el'ec•..,.
it it were inserted ward for word in the Con:,”,:i.
signal this day relative to the sestmii:n....on ans.! . ,
:I:ttif.tt of th.• claims of the su!..ject;_s,l I L. it...

ar,.ainst th 6 Govertimcni
lit oit: ties s ..vhertof tltetespect ive l'lrestspotro liar its
it, au,l bays the re:ter aflited tl e 11,11:o of :::eir
IJouki at l'ar6, the ids day 01. Niaretr.i..::•, Ib:'.
(:,:igteetl) f
(l..&) CAS 14.1,.111P.AG1!. (1..5)
(LS.) U'LLl.l:au

- Next are two Conventions. the one conce7c'r7 •!:
occnpatioa of a military line in France. the (st:%-r
lativ:, to the mode of payment of theltr•Mr,i.tyif);..
d,ninity ta the Allies by France. Loth of tLeie
pared t!:e STAR of Saturday last.
They) is .Loa Treaty between the ?Alit.: 1.).ot:•:,
in winch they agree to unite their forces . d:nW
the situation et affairs in France rcni.n• &Le::
I ttecessaty. _ _

Last is a Note from the Alred /l'a%tett t^ ti..
Duke of Richelieu. commuti.ca...f.e, the ferego.:,:.
Treaty to him.

PAM", WO V.l;:fairit
The wounds of General Ligarde are
A bill v:hich Ita.l lodged in t::e tai,e
the first instance a good deal of apprehension.
last lectors from Nismes state, that he is tv:t only (.1

of ttalger, lrit even iu a c.ate of coov;,leicence:
The Court of Assizes of :Ihleans ti.s con:.ear.
to 1)40 labour Jean Barnard. u (11:1•SiCi'sr:, !,11 ini;•

Ling, most dexterously, tier• s;gnatitres of al: the
nisters, and the seals al all the I.sep.l:tments of t:
NliiiisttY. With the assi,:tance t•t• thi;
litstry, he co:i!erred military tit!ei, r--
siods, and s iiaties. The illti.iott w. 1%
COrfOete, that his mizreuvres were only
by the tou fscquent idstr.e Tie sums (-;
he fins dt it a left Griv.ernment :tr itv:.:!auLti.:e.
The ChAns:ser of F..ers will ac,esnhie .
eleven o'clqr.!:, to hear the corfirrmic.ttion i.t 1;.;
Treaty t.I Pt ACC.
blaslarne Ney ohtziined y •sterd.ty
Ditk..: of is of his

au.. do Bac !
• From Thionville, Vcrdun,tn itre!stiz, th:r: is
considerable cordon of Prussian tsonl.;.
We arc assitt.A, that the 1u1u...! ut 1;t-in" at:a C •
tit London, has made new prop o. s to, .
the payment of the war cnntributlM nt 101)11;!:.4i;:i,
The principal partner in tbat hou,e,
beta at Parii for sante One to treat upon this izic.st
cant subject ; but it is said, that the French GiVery•
•Ineet tViShCi to hear the advice of several Bank,:rs
France au.! the Continent, b.ffore it Je:Lies open 0::
important financial operation.
•