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London, England, 1815-12-01 00:00:00

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The Payment to which France has bound hers).;
to the Allied Powers as an indemnity by the Firth
Ankle of the Treaty of this day. shall take place
the form and at the periods prescribed by the follow
ing Articles :
Art. I. The sum of seven hundred millions of f-ancf,
the amount of the indemnity, shall he discharged day !,y 1)47,
equal portions, in the space of five years, by means of 800...,
Porteur tia the Royal '1 reasury ut France, in the manner
shall be now set forth.
IL The 1-reasury shall give over immedively to the Allied
Pouters Miceli engagements for forty-sil millions and uvo-thirt's
teach, tortiong together the suns of seven hundred milions ; V.
flea engnument payable on the 31st of March, 1816, the secrwc
on tlw 31st ut July of the same year, and so on, m every
month, dutini the live successive years.
111. 'llstAe engagements shall aot be negotiable, but they slti.
be periodically exchanged against lions as l'orteur, heeotial.l,
drawn to the form used in the ordinary service 01 the RO-1
'Treasury.
IV. it. the month which shall precede the Lear, in the
of *llc% ate engagement Is to be paid, that en!!ageni•cr shad:
I divides! by the Treasury of France, into Bons as Porteur p:.y.
able in Paris, in equal portious, from the first to thz 1.. c ,Ly

the four months.
Thus the Aug:lenient of forty. six millions and tise-thirth
falling due the !Just of March, t 016, shall be eitchaeeed in
tneuth of Neeentber, ISIS, against Bolls an Porteur race* !P
alma pertiens trona the let of Ikeember, ISIS, to tee 3d
Mach, titui; the engagement of forty.sie zndtwe
thirds which will fell due the 31st of July, tele, shell be ca-
chet:gee! in the month of March, lu tie same year, wenn Sot,
au Porcur payable in equal portitmi from :he lit a Aerie
181 e. to the 31st of July, of the same year; and so ao, gcgT
four mot:the.
V. Nu ever Dci an Patient shah be delivered for the see
due each eley, but the sum so due, be divided law seven.
Coupurea or aril', of one thousand, tae 'wand, tier
ten (het:said, ani twenty thutined francs' the welch Si',
add 1 together,, will amount to the bum total of the paper:.
due for each day.
VI. The Allied Powers, convieead that it it as muck their
tercet as that of frame, that too considerable a eau of Does 3.
Porteur *tumid nut be iseted at once, agree, that there new.
shall be in eircterien Bums fur more than fifty cudgel:is a fere
at a time.
Vii. No interest shall be paid by France for tee delay cf re
years, which the Allied Powers allow to her for the impute; e
the seven hundred million. of trans.
VIII. On the Ist ut Jaesiery, 11116, there emit be nude 0'
by France to the .plied Powers, as a guarantee for thereerdre•
at the payments, a Cunt of interest irss.ribed in the Grand len
of the Public Debt of fratiss, of semi millions of !settee
x.
cape al of one hundree aneeTerty miltions.
f his fund of interest shall be used to ni eke reel, if there ;bee
be reed of it, the deficiencies in the Acceptances of the free:
Government, and :o render the payment; ecial, at tee eli
every six wombs, to the Bons au Porteur Meth b%aa have Lt.
due, es shell be liereafier detailed.
IX. Die fund of interest shill he inscribed In the t meet et'
persons as the Allied Powers shall point out ; bet raise eeir
cannot be the holders of the Inscriptions, except ie the Ca.
tided for in the 11th Article ensiling. The Alec! tqrser• i.•
then reserve to themselves, the right to transfer illy Inscripla
to other names, as olten as they shell judge nt cenery.
X. The deposit of these histriptions seen be conedeil tee'
Treasurer named by the Allied Powers, anti to another uatil!
by the Veatch Government,
Xl. There shall be a mixed Commlssion, eernpnsel ore:tete
number en both sides, of Allied and French eesteneeioticieve
:ball examine, every six mouths, the state of the payillenfli
shall regulate the balance. The Buns of the Treasure peel, tie'
constitute the payments; those which shall not yet have been -
sented to the Treasury of France, shall enter into the erceute
•
the subsequent balance; those also which shall have taller tei
been prevented, and nut paid, shall constitute the enter,
the sum art inscriptions to be applied at the market price of t!'.
day, to cover the deficit. As soon as that operation sball
ds
when place, the Eons unpaid shalt be given up to the Tres'
I!onuniesioners, and the mixed Conimission shall order the Er •
steers to pay over the sum so determined upon, and the 'ire
eurers shall be authorised and obliged to pay it over to the Col
missioners of the Allied Powers, win' shall dispose of it as tht.
shall think proper.
XII. Fiance eelgagol to replace immediately in the hell
the freasurers, au amount of lesene(ions equal t' 11131.
may have been made use art, according to Inc foregoing Africk,
order that the hind stipulated in the tsth Article may be ale=
kept at its full amount.
XIII. France shall pay :in interest of five per rent• for ereu
from the elate ut the hurls au I'orteur telling due, upon
he:
all e,
bun',bun',the payment of which may have been delayed by
of France.
XIV. When the first six hundred millions of francs shin he
been paid, the Alias, in under to accelerate the enter liter!
of France, will accept, seeuld it be aer..eable to the Frelich.e
Vernment, the fuud mentioned in the 4th Article at the met
mire of that day, to such an amount as will be equal to doe
elaiteler due ut the seven hundred millions.
Franc.: will only have to furnish the difference, shout! any tee
XV. Should this plan not be convenient w lirsocc, the
died millions ol fraties, which would remain due, may be
charged in the manner pointed nut iu the ifti, 9d, eth, and
Articles; and after the complete payment of the seven bun. 7..
indlions, the Inscriptions stipulated tor in the rich Article..
be returned to France.
XVI. 'nue Fretich Government engages to execute, ind.:,!,.•
'lenity of the pectiteary indemnity seputated by the prese,nti
veution, all the engagements stipulated for the Vet:
‘eit
ventions concluded with the different Powers and their Lie: pe
relative to the daubing and equipment of oteir.
gages toe the exact deliverance and payment °I. thee."
Mandate arising from the said Cnaventions. eletere"
shall not have been already discharged at tee time of the
' tore of the Principal 'treaty, and of the. 'weft-et Co
.ar
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Dane at Paris, this 40th day of Novemeir, in Ow yt t
(Signed)
LOUD, lel6. (Seved)
(bee) mei:ease;
(L.S.) CASTLES ?Anti,
(bee.) WILLINOTVti.