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PNISINTIN IT Nit INAJIIITT'II COMMAND,
TOSOTIO NOVAS! OP POILI•MANT, 28Tli JAN. tIo6.
Treaty of etrierre between his May Ay and the Emperor of the
RAW, figoid al ie PoMilsorgh, the tali ofitpuioltos.
In the name of the moll Holy and Undivided Trinity.
His Majeay the King of the United Kingdom of.
Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majelly the Em-
perm of all the Roffias, Milmated with tie detire of
refloring to Enrope the peace, independence, and
bappinefs, of which it Is 'deprived by the unbounded
ambition of the French Government, and the immo -
de, ate degree of influence which it is Ariving to arro.
gate to itfe!f; have rtfolved to enploy every means
in their power to obtain this falutai y end, and t.,
prevent the renewal of fimilar slifafirmis circonitilan-
ces ; and they have named, in confequence, kr the
purpofe of fixing and agreeing upon thole meafores
',Yeti their rnagr.an;mous intentions may call for,
viz. his !staidly the King of the United Kill gdot 1 of
Great B 1 it.in anti Leland, the Lord Grenville Le.
vefon Gower. Member of the Patti:it-sent of the
faid United Kingdom, one of his Majefly's Privy
Councillors, and his Amhaffador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary to his Majelly the Emperor of all
the Ruffias ; and his Islajclly the Emperor of all the
Baia., the Sicur Adam Prance of Czarturyfki, one
- of his Privy Councillors, Member of the Council of
State, Senator, Adittnet Mins (ler for Foreign Affairs,
Member of the Genes al DireElion pf the Schools,
p Curator of tile Imperial Univerfity of Wilma and of its
" diflrid, Lieutenant of the Grand Prior of the Sove-
reign Order of St. John of ferufalem, of the Ruffian
Catholic priory, and Knight of the Order of Si.
Anne. and Commander of that of St. John of Jerufa-
, lern : and the Sitgelqicholes of Novoffilzoff, his pre.
• fent Chamberlain, Action& Mini !I er of Jullice, charged
with the examination of the projects prefented to his
r • Welly, and with other Special Commitlions, Pre.
', • ~Mani of the Academy of Sciences, Member of the
~ / neral Direelirn of the Schools, Curator of the
iverfity of St. Peterlborgh and of its Didriet, and
ight of the Order of St. Vladimir, who, after haw-
j'• ,„ verified and exchanged their full powers, which
Mere found to be in good and due form, have agreed
.avix in the following articles :
A,tide I. As the (late of (offering in which Eu-
rpe is placed, demands fiseedy rtmedy, their Ma.
.tea the King of the United Kingdom of Great
-o,lgirain and Ireland, end the Emperor of all the
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cover Milli the different Powers who (lull accede
thereto by fuhticlies, the amount of which than
eorrefpond to the refpative forces which (hall he
employed ; and in order that the laid pecuniary fuc
tours may be proportioned in the manner molt con-
ducive to the general good, and to alba the Powers
in proportion to the exertions they may make to con-
tribute to the common fucccfs, it i, agreed, that :here
fublialies (barring particular arrkngements).,thall be
furnifhed in the proportion of one million two bun-
dled and fifty thoufand plunds-fterling, for each
hundred thoufand men of regular troops, and In in
proportion for a greater or (mailer number, payable
according to the conditions hereafter fpecified.
.IV. The raid fubfidies (hall he payable by inflal-
menu, from month to mooth, in proportion to the
forces which each Power Aran employ in purfuance
to its engagements, to con bat the common enemy,
and according to the official report of the armies
employed at the opening of the campaign, and of
the feveral reinforcements which may join them.—
Aniarrangement Beall be made in conformity with
the plan of operations, which (hall be forthwith re-
;slated, as to the period whr, there fuhlidies
begin to be paid, and the mode and place of pay-
Lent :ball be fettled, fu as to Mit the convenience of
each of the beli;gerent parties. His Britannic Ma-
jelly will likeasife he prepared to advance within the
current year, a lion tor putting the troops in mo-
tinn. Thr, fool ft-all he fettled bt particular arrange-
Ments to he catered into by each Power, who
tak- part in ea, concert ; but his laid Mildly len-
derliands, that the whole of the (urns to be fortufbed
to any Power, vitalist the current year, au well 00
account of the laid advance as for the monthly Cub-
fidies, is in no cafe to timed the proportion of one
mini,,n two hundred and fifty thoufand pounds der-
ling, for every hundred thoufand men.
V. The High Cunimaing Parties agree, that the
diffstrera meroheis f the league !hall refpcdirely be
p-rmitted a • retain accredited perfons with the corn-
mandeti in chief of the different armies, to carry on
the coricipundeoce, and to attend to the military
oyerat: ns.
VI. 'I heir M jellies agree, that in the event of a
lc:-gue being IV rued, loch at is pc :cited out in the

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firft article, they will not make peace with trance,
but loy the common confent of all the Powers
who (hall bectime Parties in the fail' league; andff
alfo that the Continental Powers (hall not recall
their forces before the peace ; moreover, his Brltan.'i
nic Majefly engages to continue the payment of the
fuhfidies during the continuance of the war. '
Vii. The prefent concert, which is mutually IC'
knowledged by the High Contrading Parties, to be
equally valid and binding as the molt fulemn treaty,
(hall he ratified by his Majefly the King of the 'Gni.
ted Kingdom of Great Britain and Irel.ind, and by
his Majesty the Emperor of all the Riiffias, and the
ratification thereof (ball be exchanged, at St. Peterf•
burgh, within the (pace of ten weeks, or fooner, if
In teflimony whereof, the refpdlive Plenipotentia-
ries have figned the fame, and have (hereunto affixed
the feal of their arms.
Dane at St. Paarlburpliosth March, April t 2, tact.

L. S.)OI;AN.viLLE LEVII.ON GOWPIL.
L. II.) ADAM PRINCS CZAILTMLYSKI.
(L. E.) DIC(ILAS Da tefoiSILZOFI.
N.. I (A.)
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Flirt Separate Article of the Treaty of Concert between Ms Ma.
jdtr and the I mpc tor of Rama, dried at St. Petertburgb, t Ith ,
April-3cth Mardi, dos.
Ilk Majefly the Emperor of all the Rullias, hav-
ing made known to his Britannic Majelly his arrange-
ments with their Majellies the Emperor of Germany
and the King of Sweden, his Britannic Majelly en-
gages to fulfil his Ripulations of. the prefent Treaty
of Concert towards each of thofe powers, if, in the
(pace of iota months, reckoning from the day of the
fignature of the prefent inatument, both thofeTovrers,
or one of them, fhall have caufed their forces to a&
against France by virtue of engagements they have
taken with his Majefty the Emperor of all theßuQias.
This feparate Article Shall have the fame force and
validity as if it Were inferted word for word in the
Treaty of Concert figned this day, and (hall be esti-
fied at the fame time.
In witnefs whereof, we the Underfigned, by virtue
of our full powers, have Signed the preterit Separate
Article, and have affixed thereto, the feels of our
arms. Done at St. Petafborgh, this i itch April-
3oth March, in the year 1805.
L. a.) GRANVILLS LMSON GOWER.
L. SI ADAM SEINCt CZAIRTORVSRI.
L. S. NICOLAS Dt siovossiczotr.
No. I (B.)
Fourth Separate Ankle of the Treaty of Concert between his
Malan, and the Emperor of Ras, Cigna at dt. Peterfburr,
t Alt April-3.th March, tacos.
The collecting of soo,ooo effective men mentioned
in Article I. of rim Treaty of Concert figned this day,
not being fo ealy as it is deferable, their Maj.:Ries
have agreed that it ()zooid be carried into execution
as fonts as it Should be pollible to oppnft to France
en stelae forte of 400.000 men, compoted in the IA-
lowing manner: Auftria will fupply 250,c00 meo,
Ruffia not lefi. than 115,000 men, independent of the
levies made by her in Albania, in Greece, Sic. ; ans)
the remainder pf the 400,000 will be made up by. I*
troops of Naples, Hanover, Sardinia and others. '
This Separate Article Shall have the fame him
and validity as if it wee infected word fi.r word in
the Trent y of Concert Signed this day, and (hall be
ratiLd at the fame time.
In witnefs whereof, we, the Underfig, ed, by virtue
of our full powers, !we Signed the ',feint Separate
' Attiele, and have affixed thereto the teals of our
arms Dune at St. Peter (burgh, this tith April-
30th March, in the year 1805.
L. 1.1 GRANVILLE LAMSON CORM.
L. .a ADAM PRINCS CERRTORYSEt.
(L. a.) a :coxes vs siovossmzoer.
No. I. (C.)
Fifth Separate Ankle of the Treaty of Concert between Mr Ma-
' Jr fty and the Emperor of Rafts:fired et Bt. Peterlburr, i Ith
Aptil-3cth March, Laos.
His Majelty the Emperor of all the Roffias en-
gages aim to march is loon as poffible an army of
not left than flay thnufand men to the /vat:tiers of
Auflria, and all another of nr.t left therreighty thou
fond meal° the Prullian frontiers, to he ready to en.
operate with the Paid Courts in the proportion efia-
blahed by the Treaty of Concert Signed this day, and
to fopport them refpttlively in cafe they Should be
attacked by France, who might fuppofe them to be
engaged in tome negociation, tending towards an
object contrary to her view.; but it jii underflond that
independently of the one hundred and fifteen thoufand
men, which his Imperial Majefly of all the Ruffias
will cattle to aft against the French,- he will keep
bodies of referee and obferration upon his frontiers.
It is moreover agreed, that as the forces promifed by
his Mdjeliy the Emperor of all the Roffias (ball all,
or in part, quit the frontiers of his Empire, his Bri-
tannic Ma:elly will pay them the fubfidics at the rate
eStabliShed by the prefvnt Treaty of Concert, until
the return of the hid forces to their homes ; and,
moreover, the equivalent of three months of fubfsdy
as a premiere mile or tatsrfrogre.
The Ruffian troops already Rationed at the Seven
1113nds, or which may-be intended to be tranfp•irted
thitheri will not enjoy the advantage of the fubfidies
and of the /readere mire' en carepersa, flipolated in the
prefent article, before the day of their leaving the
Seven Wands to commence their operations again
the French.

I'his Scpa rate Article !hall have the fame force and
validity, 25 if it were infected word for word in the
Treaty of Concert iigned this day, and (hail be rati-
fied at the fame time. _

In witnefs whereof, we, the underfigned, by virtue
of our full powers, have figned the prelent feparate
article, and have affixed thereto the fealt of our arms.
Date at St. Peetiburgh, this It th Aprit—;loth March, tbs.
(L. t. GA ANVILLL 888 LION COWIN..
L. a• ADAM passer CZAITONTSKI.
(t.. C.) NICOLAS DI NONOSSILZOTI.
• No. I. (IX)
Stith Separate Article of the Treaty of Concert betwesa Ida
the limeervr of Raffia, figattl at Petetibtergh, AO it.
Mach 30, tilos.

His Mis;c!ty the King of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, and his Moldly the Em-
peror of all the RutEas, being difpcifed so form an
energetic concert, with the tole view of infuring to
Europe a I^lliteg and peace, founded on the pt in-
cipks of jullice, equity, and the law of nations. by
which they are contlantly guided, are aware of the
recall, of a mutual undertianding at this time upon
feveral principles, which they will evince in purfu• I
lance of a previous concert, as food as the events of
the war mity milder it imccifary.

. There principles are, in no degree, to cc(illfeouj the
public opinion in Fiance, or in any other countitea.
where the combined armies may carry on their opera-
tions, with refpell to tire form of government which
it may be proper to adopt ; nor to appropriate tot
thenifelvet, till a peace (horrid be concluded, any of
the conquells made by one or the ()firer of the Belli-
gerent parties—and to take poffetlion of the towns
and territories which may he wrefled from the coin-
mon enemy in the name of the country or States to
which by acknowledged right they belong, and in all
other cafes, in the name of all the members of the
leave; and finally, to affemble, at the termination of
the war, a general corigrefv, to difcufs and fix the pro.
vifions of the law of nations, on a more determined
bafis than unfortunately has hitherto been practicable;
and to infure their obfervance by the eliabliihment of
a federative fyßem, calculated upon the fituatien of
the different States of Europe.
This fep4rare Article frail have the fame force an I
validity, as if it were ;levied word for word in the
Treaty of Concert figned this day, and (hall be rati-
fied at the fame time.
In witnefs whereof. we, the tmderfigned, by virtue
of our bill powers, have figned the prefent leparate
article, and have affixed thereto the teals of our arms.
Done at St. Pcteribergh, the tith of Apra—loth Meech, 'Us.
L. 1..) oaarr•itam imamate owls.
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L. a.) ADAM MACK CZAKTORYIZI.
L. a.) MICOLAf DI stovosstraosr.
No. I. (E )
Eighth Separate Article.
tt being poffible that the bias which the French
Government tries to give to the Connfels of the dif-
ferent States of Europe, may determine one or other
of thole States to throw °fallacies in the way of the
attainment of thi falutary effeets which are the objed
of the prefent concert. and even to have recourfe to
Motile meafores agaioll one of the high contralling
parties. in fpite of their endeavours to ellablith an eq in-
table and permanent order of things inEurope,llisßri.
tannic Isdajeßy and his Mayfly the Emperor of all the
i Bullies, agree to make common cattle againit every
[ Power, which, by the emplnyneent of its forces, or
by ton intimate an union writ France, may pretend
to raife effential obltaclesto the developementof thole
meafores which the high enntraaing parties may have
to take, in order to attain the °kind propnfed by the
prefent concert.
This feparate Article !hall have the fame force and
validity, as if it were inferted word for word in the
Misty of Concert figned this day, and flail be rati-
Red at the fame time.
In witnefs whereof we the underfigned% by virtue
of nor full powers, have figned the prefent Separate
Article, and have affixed the feats ct our arms.
Done at Si. Peteribugh the i nth of April—Seth March,
t.. a.) GRANVILLI LIVISOM MOWill.
L. al ADAM MAC, eztarnarrel.
L. a. alcitm•r DA NOTOSSILZOFF.
No. I. (F.)
Eleventh Scp,rate Article.
The high contracting panic., acknowledging the
neeeflity of fdpporting the propolitinnt of peace;
which it is their imention to make to Bonaparte, by
energetic demonarations, have refolved to invite his
Imperial and Royal Apoliolic Majelty to put his
armiesil a Rate of readinefs for amine, without de-
lay, by completing their numbers, and by concen-
trating them in the neighbourhood of tie borders of
France. His Britannic Majefy, confidering tire ex•
um rdirotry expences which the meafures will render
in selfary, promifes, and engages to furnifh to hi,
Imperial arid Royal Majelty, immediately after hit
acceffinn to the prefent concert, the firm of one roil-
liro i 1 pounds Reding for eemi.?re rnids en eampagne,
which the King of the United Kingdom of Great
eritain and Ireland will not reclaim, in cafe the ne-
gotiations for peace thould be crowned with fuccefs,
provided that, in a contrary event, Austria would
'tike the field immediately.
This Separate Article !hall have the fame forte
and validity as if it were inferted word for word in
the Treaty of Concert figncd this day, and (hall be
ratified at the fame time.
In wirncts whereof we. the Underfigned, by virtue
of our fall powers, have figned the prefent Separate
Article, and have affixed thereto the feal• of our arms.
Dooc at St. Paceiburrh. the ttth April-3:th Mirth, tilos.
( L. II.) GRAN•ILLI LLLLL MI GOWER.
it.. a ) ADAM. PRISMS CZAITOIYSKI.
L. S.) NICOLA. DI movoistazorr.
Na.!. (G.)
Separate aad Secret Article.
Although the high contracting parties have agreed
by the fir( Separate Article of the They of Con-
Mt, eflabtithed this day between them, that Audis ia
1 and Sweden than not partake of the advantages of
the laid concert but in the event of their bringing
their fortes into action againfl France raw months
after its fignatare, by virtue of their engagements
with his Welty the Emperor of all the Ruffias ; yet
his Britannic Malefty, confidering. the advantage tot
the future fecurity of Europe, which refults from an i
union fimilar to that formed by his hlajetly the Ern-I
peror of all the Bullies with their NI +jellies the Em-
peror of Germany and the King of Sweden, for the
purpofe of oppoling the further encroachments of
Bonaparte, prnmifes to fulfil the flipolations of the
prefent concert, in the fame degree towards either of
thole Powers, if, in the cootie of the year .805. both
or one ofthem thould 'ring their forces into anion
again( France, in virti.e of their engagements with
hts;lajelly the Emperor of all the 'lianas.
, .is Separate and Secret Article (ball base the
fame force and validity as if it were inferted word
for word in the Treaty of Concert figned this day:
and !hall he ratified at the fame time.
In witnets whereat we, the Underfianed, in virtue
of our frill powers, have tignre the prefeot Separate
and Sea-ter Article, and have affixed thereto the teals
of our at ms.
Done at St. Pctcrilrergh, the suit Aptil-3cdt Much. dog.
L.S. GAIMIVILLA LEMMA' GOMil.
ii.... &DAN allies CtAltroltysim,
LA. 111COLAW la Mov,,ssiLZOll.
No. I. (H.)
Aridkiosal Article.

His Make, the Emperor of all the Rsßias ha•Seg,
in purfaanee of his fiocere defire to infuse Needs so
the enterprife eoecerred azainti rrance, determined,
in cafe the circumllancis lhoulcl require it, to so'•
meat the forces which he has profaned to bring into
*llion, to tBo,ooo men, his Majelly the King ..f the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland pro•
miles sad engages to pay, is that cal e, to his lm

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'pedal Majelly of all the Runlas, for the troops which
oh efi mac
rthanns, eAlclrtnent,iberee t
mt
vie , ot:oci,iilmteetza already
,a gait etehde Urn.
rat: as 1. agreed by the fifth Separate Article ofthe .
Treaty of Concert efiablithed between his Majelly the
king of the United. Kingdom of Grca. Britain rot
Ireland and his Majelly the Emperor of all the Rnf-
,fiassoth March.--1 tth April,. Iffell•
'Phis Additional Article (hall have the fame force
and validity as if it. were interted werd for wired in
the aficiementionetl concert' And fliall be ratified by
the two High Contrafting Powers, and the malice.
dons (ball be exchanged in the fpace of ten weeks, or
former, if po(fible.
In witnefs whereof, the anderligned Plenipotenti-
aries have tigned the fame, and have affixed to it the
kali cif their arms.
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Done at Sr. Peterfbargit. the Roth May—aSth April, ale.
(Signed) e.s.) GitAaVILLP OM 0 ,Wi 4.
L. 11)
ADAM PRINCE Ca ASTOR VS1(10
L.L NICOLAS D 6 SOVOISILtorr.
No. I. (I)
Additional Article of the Treaty of Cowan Vat at St. Pe.
ter:harsh. the tith April, stop
His Majelly the Emperor of all the Ruffias, pm.
poling to concert meafures with the Court of Vienna, .
by which confidetable Ruffian armies may be ap-
proximated to the frontiers of France, by croffing
the Aulirian and Proffian territories, whileit is de-
clared, that the objeft of theft move menus is to ob-
tain fecurities for the Continent, promifes and en.
gages to his Britannic %jelly, in his own navne,and
in that of his Allies, that, thould even eircumfiaticee
require, that at the moment when the Ruffian troop*
began their march, they thould declare, that this
movement was in no way conneled with an catalog
concert with his Britannia Majelly, but that the
Powers of the Continent reclaim the fulfilment, by
France, of her immediate engagements with them,
yet, as foon as the war (ball have broken nut, they
*ill no longer purfue'a particular objett, but that
which has been determined by the concert of the oh
Match-11th April, with all the claufet incerpoem.
ed with it.
In return for this affesrance, his Britannic Majefly
promifer and engages in the firtt place to fulfil to.
wkrds the Emperor of all the Ruffias the Stipula-
tions of the above mentioned concert, in all MO.
parts, as foon as the war (hall have broken outline
tween Ruffia and France, and efpecially to fursiiik
for the Ruffian troop the fuldidies agreed uposnpay;
able from the day on which they iltall have tied f
the frontiers pf the empire, and moreover t t " hree .
months tlipulated fublidy, under the name o ?awakes
"rife en campagore ; with this condition neverthetefs, Bite
however lung may be the term between the epoch of
the departure of the Ruffian troops from their (MA-
tiers, and that of the commencement of hal:Wit:kite
his Britannic Majelly (hall not be bound to palm
Raffia for that interval more than fix months fetbfidy
at the moll, the premiere rniP LA campagne being tbeeeia
comprifed.
In the feeond placeto fulfil, with regard to Ad-
tiro, all the dipulat tons of the abovementioned coital%
and efpecially all that relates to the fubfidies, as fans
as the Arnhaffador of his Impeyial and Royal }AP
jeity 'hall have figned the Al of Acceffioh of his '
Court.. And latily, in the third places to pay intik
like manner to the other Allies of Kudla, Olio thill
set in this enterprise (except in the cafe of fpeciati
arrangements) the tidal/dies which ha.Se been allotted
for them by the abotementioned concert, and or the
conditions therein fpecified.
This additional article (hall bake the fame Throe
land validity as if it were inferred word fur woeuirs
the abovementioned concert, and than bk ratified 41.7
the two High Ccntraßing Parties, and the ratifier
ticns exchanged at St. Peteifburgb, in the (pace 41 1
faa weeks, or fonner, if pollible.
In faith of which, the underligned Flenipmenthi.
tier have figned it, and have *ailed thereto the flak
tit their arras.
Dora! at St. Peteranugh, the ta!,--24th July, dog.
(Signed) (L. S.) GRANSILLa els sews °Owens
(L. S.) ADAM ChtliCll CZA‘Tolltrint.
' No.ll. (A.)
Ilkdiketnnry Declaration of Count Stadion to Loqi oranvine It.
trefon Gower, dated at at. Peterthdrgh, allrh July•—pth AUSSiti
Ilk!.
The underfigned Amhaffador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of his Impede' and Royal Aportorte
Majelly, by order of his augufl Sovereign. sifter haws
ing invited his Excellency the Ambaffisdnr of ate*
Britain, to join with him in the preliminary Declarer.
Otitis which he has exchanged this day with his Et-
cellency the Prince of Czartorytki, has moreover do.
Glared as follows a
His imperial and Royal Apoilnlie Welly, in ac-
ceding to the Treaty concluded en the Aoth of March
—I nth April—and foldequently ratified by the Courts
of London and St. Peter (burgh, tinder the referee-
dons, modifications. and demast.l-, as announced in
the above•mentioned Preliminary Declarations, limits
the pecuniary Succours which he experts from Adis
Kielty the King of Great Britain for the cement
year 1835, to three millions flerling, of which hive
one million and a half is to be contidered as prorribs
n: j= re campvite, and as Inch is to be furnifked with its
little delay as polliblei and the other million aid a
half as flibfiefies, to be Paid in equal monthly Pay-
ment', until the left day of the year. Thefe fable-
dies, as well as rine million of the fain appointed for
prewar* an:/i en eastlvet, are to be foriiiihed to his
Imperial Majelly, and (hall remain in his pofTellihn.
even though the vigoroos 4,mn0it,,,,i,,,,, in which
his forces are alually employed lhould not ter- .
minate in hottilitirs, but (tumid lead by the wit,* of
negotiation to the re-elfirbli(hment of peace. More-
over, as theft armed tiemondrations afford the great-
eit and most efficacious aid lor the remotion of the
ohje/ of the conceit, to %chief' his imperial and
Royal Apodulic Majelly has acceded, he eapea:
that, as long as,tley dull condone, the firbfidy dial/
likewilk continua to he. paid. in the fame manner as ti
his armies were employed in ashs.sl war, and thatilw
the year a tefc, °end the folsietrent years, in confide-
ration of the Brat number of troops which be it'op.
pitting to the common enemy, the fulalitlyAltift be
Mere:seed to the (urn Of four Millions sleeting, papeble
in the fame manner as is dated above, until dip re-
turn of the reeitnessts into the bei..litatdomielons.
' His Excellency the Amhaffador of Great &hail
having declared, that the loth uftions and precire • c.
dent of his Covet precluded him from acceding with..
tout refit idtion to the above•nientirsnect demands,
and having engaged, by a 1)(61114641y all eectiatitsl
agaiu.t the recent, in the theme aids .Britannic M.-

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Ruffiar,bave mutually agreed to ennfnit upon tl
aneans of putting a flop thereto, without waiting f
farther encroachments on the part of the French G
ter oment. They have agreed, in coofequence,
employ the mat fpectly and molt efficacious mea
to foams genet al league of dui States of Europe, al
to engage them to accede to the prefent concert
and, to order to accomplith the end propofed, to ei
lee together a force, which, independently of t
iuccours furniflud by his Britannic Majedy, to;
amount to five hundred thoufand effcaive men t
and to employ the fame with energy, in order eith
to induce, be to compel the French Government
. • %gm to the re-etiablithment of peace, and of 'keep
librium of Europe.
IL 'fhe objea of this league will be to carry is
area What is propofed by the indent concert, not
. ly ;—(o) The ea. e ration of the country of Haney,
and of the North of Germany.--(6) The eßablii
Sant of the Independence of the Republics of H
lanCand Switattland.—(e) The re•efiablifhnient
AU King of Sardinia in Piedmont with as large
augmentation of territory as circuits/lances will p
Wit.--(d) The future fecurity of the tingd-m
Naples, and the complete evacuation of Italy, t
Iflaciel of Elba included, by the French forees•—(
The effahliament of an Order of Things in Euro;
-*bleb may effeaually guarantee the Security and I
depapdence of the different dates, and prefent a I'ol
. barrier againft future ufurpations.
His Bri.annie Majelly, in order to cone
of cacioufly on his fide to the happy dial of the pi
fent concert, engages to contribute to the comm
efforts, by employing his forces both by lea and lar
as well as his rads adapted for tranfporting 'tool
r in fuels manner as (hall be determined upon in t
geireral plan of operations ; his hlajetly a ill moi