Star.
London, England, 1815-06-10 00:00:00

Ms Royal Highness the rtinee.Pcteertifttof..the United Nether
lands, the same facilities, privileges, and protection, wi.h ro
spec to commerce and the security of their property :ant pen
sons, within the lirtltref the 'Pettish -Revereigney on the 12noti
Dent of India, as are now or "hall be granted to she most levour
ed nations.
His Royal Highness the Prince Sovereign, on his pert, Lev
Ing melting more at -heart than the perpetual dere-ion of 'pc-_r
between the Crown of England and the .Uneed NetherLott!F
and wishing to tin 'his utinosf to avoid any thing witi:h tit r%
affect their mental good undereeteting, ettelgei not to (Tee.
any Int tine at ions in the establishneens which ere to he req.,: te
to hint withitethe limits of the lireish Sovereignty. epee
Contineut,of blie, anti only to eltee im three esetlets.hoestr,
the tiuntber of troops nezussery fer the mentzenence t.l
police.- •
Art S. Thcee Colitnies, Faeoties, wt* wh'c:
are to be ended to Inc Royal Iligitnels the tioveregn
the Vtoiteti Netherlends by hie Dritsture IV'elesty, in the Sea; te
on the Continent of America, Oen be itist.tt tip v.ithir,
nieethe, and those wlecli are heyood the Cape of C.;n.! lief.
„whine the sic month, which follow. the rateiatiun of the p,.:
sett Convention. . .
Art. S. The High Contreetine rarthm, tleArttus to bury
entire oblivion the di;srutw.rnsvehkh pare agiented Lampe er
etre
.and profultv. that no individual, of *Lettere retk can:
&inn be may lie, in the cowries restored and cede: by the pre
sent.Ereaty, shill be prosecuted, disturitetle or not' Ned in le
person or property, wider any pereet whatever, either eti ac. •
coutil of his conduct or political opinioras his ntraeteee., tithe
to any of the tiootracting Parties, -or to any whirl
his ceased to exist, or fee any other *eaten etc •eir lot Ittts rna
tracthd towarals individuals, or arts postei'.or ttJ t!te ki.te of ti.
Fires .nt Treaty.
Art. 7. 'I he native inhabitants aed rgiot
' or condition they May be, intho re colltitlies WHC't PS: to
Sovereigos, as well ho-virtue of tie pre-sere Caeveution a, t.
saberpent ationgem.erett, towhielt it. ntay rise, A:0 L
;Wowed a period of .ii years, reel-II:4n ileMet tits • excelei...e n: •
theßatlficatlons; foe the VlM*ofditll4r444lg
.0.1.11* peeeeree
if they think fit. whether it be acette d ie.! rye or.4oiin4 the Lao
War, and of r, int to 'kttitlieVei et/batty tiiitV Ma/ &l IA!.
Art. S. 'the fritter Sovereign of tle! I:utteti Netteeden
arxious to coeoperat e in the most eiLetuat entesner, with Li
Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Cre :Beam mei
Ireland, se as to being about the tetalAhnlitinn of 'th; •ieee. iy.
Slaves on the Coaseet Attire, an 1 having stenttaserously ierte.
a Decree on the 15th of June, lLt I, wherein at Is en:seined tht
noekips or vessels whatever, destined tor the Trade in la: e.
he cleared out or eqtapped iu any of tier harbours pr places of let,
dominions, nor admi.ted to the forts or possessions on the cuar
of thanes, and that no inhabitants of that country shall be sold
or exposed as Slaves--does sweeter hereby engage le peahibit all hit
Subjear, is the most !brcell,l ILlNite, and 6.1 the nut serves 1.1-ar,
,frtta taking any than Inhatterver is Ina inhuman trafc.
Done at Lundon, this tab day of 41ugust, lett.
(LS) eeseetereca.
(1..5.) re NACU..
FIRST ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.
In order the heater to provide for the cleCeace and incereera.
dun of the Belgic Provinces with Holland, and :Aso to einvide
in conformity to the let Article of the i'reaty of Perk, a ttitabtr
compensatien tor the rights ceded by his flweelieh M utulte
the said Article, which compensatten, it is ender:toed, in rt
emit of the above re-uoion, lirdian 1 sitaillti Iltt Ikshie to lurnit...l
in pursuance of the above stipulation,; it is herehy ape-rd
tweed the High Centrac fig Parties, that his lititatek Make;
shall tskii upon himself, and engage to delta' she 14hrifiali

charges:
ist. The payminit of one million sterling fo reveden, in srls
faction of the claims aforesaid, ao I in pursuance of a Conreiri.-1
this day executed with his Swell.tah AIL y** i'lenipoteniary.;.•
that effeer, a 'Dopy of which Coaveution is a:lug:Keil tothese Ad.
dit ional Articles. .
Idly. The advance of two millions stetting, to I e applied, Ir.
concert with the Prince Sovereign 41 the Netberitesh, eel 11.
aid of an equal sons to be furnished by him toward.: aupnctitini
and improving the defences of the Low Countries.
2diy. To bear equally with Holland such further c:iarges i.
may be agreed upon between the High Contracting Pariies still
their Allies, towards the final and esti:factory settlement of the
Low Countries hi oaten with Holland, and under the Joininhos
of, the House of Orange, trot 'tending in dig whole the soar oi
three millions, to be defrayed by Great Britain. .
jri consideiarron:and in ilitiefaction of the above engagement.
:asl taken by his Britannic Majesty, the Prince Sovereign of tot
Nkh.vlands agrees to cede in full Sovereignty to his Briteni.ic
Maptyt the gape of Vinod Hopei and the Settlements of Dem&
rary, kssequibo, and Bethke; upon the condition, neverthele
that the suujects of the said Sovereign Prince, being Proprietoi.
in the Said Colonies or Settlemeuts, shall be at liberty, Omit
such' regsilatioias as may hereafter be agreed urn in a Stapp:.
mentary Coovention), to carry on trade between the sa.il Se
meets and the territories in Europe of the said soveri*.;:o PAcce
It 'fah° agreed between the two high contracting values Or.
the ships of every kind belonging to Holland, shall have pernii;.
goo to resort freely to the Cape of Good liope, for the p0w...,
of refreshinent and repaks, without belt g to other char?,
thin such as British subjects are required to ray.

SECOND ADDIIIONAL ARTICLE.
'The small district of hernagore, situated close to Calcutta, !.•,-e
ing requibite .to the duu r preservation of the peace and police i.
that city, the Prince of Orange agrees to crate the said district, t
his Britannic Majesty, upon a payment of se :It situ.' annually t.
his Royal Highness as may be considered by Commissioned, tc
be appointed by the respective Governments, to be just and VS,
stmble, with reference to the profits or revenue usually deltic!
by the Dutch Government from the same.
Done at London, this IStf. day of August, IS 4.
(1..5.) CAtiTLILCAINI.
(L.S.) a. PAGEL.
St.STANCII of a CONVENTION between his BRITANNIC MI.:
JRITT, the KING of the Nwratetanns, and the EMPEROR C'
Russia, respectively. Signed at London, May 19, 1815.
Presented to both Houses of Parliament, by command cf
Royal Highness the Prince Regent, June, 1815.
' Majesty the King of the Netherlands, beinE
desirous; upon the final re-union of the Belgic Pro-
'vines with Holland/ to render to the Allied Power-
IN) were parties to the Treaty concluded at Cbas•
.•
Mont on the Ist of March, Itil4, a suitable retort'.
for the heavy expense incurred by them in (Llivetini:
'the said territories frOin the per of the enemy, alt'•
the said Powerrhaving, in consideration Of. arratig
meats made with each tither, mutually agreed It
*ye their several pretensions under this head is ti
`''itut• of his Majesty the Emperor of all the itussil,•
4ies Said Majesty, the King of the Netherlands,
thereupon resolved.to proceed immediately to Lsec,:t.
with 'Nis Imperial Majesty soConvetition to the la
' lowing -arcs, to which his Britannic Majesty art
..toi lie 4 party, in pursuance of engagements taken tr,
his said Majesty with the King of the Nethertinl
in a Convention signed at London on the 13th day
lAugubt, 1414.
,In consequencethereof, the three said Hi ;h Con
ttacting l'arties have appointed as their Pleniporrn
tiaties.—[Here follow the respective appointments.)
, Arr. 1. His Majesty the King of the Netherlands hereby
gigue to take upon himself a part of the capital and arrears of
West to the Ist of January, 1816, of the Russian loan wads
Holland, through the intervention of the house of Hope Jod
din Amsterdam, to the amount of twenty-five minions of
Dutch currency; the annual interest. of which sum, tor. thif
with an annual payment for the liquidation of the same, as
Wafter specified, shall be • borne by and become s chit 14•'''
the kingduru of- the Netherlands; and iris Majety the 1.4
of the United Kingdom o; Great liritain and !island 11
his part, to recommend to his Parlianiikit to et:able him to 01,
upon himself an equal capital. of the saidsltus,rtn loan, vii."
millions of florins, Dutch currency, the annual interest cat which
togethbr with an annual paytaent to the liquklatioa of die
same, as In:meatier spocihed, -be Marne by hid b'cultie a
charge upon the Government of his Britannic Majesty. ,
ART. u. 'lke future Charge to wrath their said Belgic anjD7'''
tannic Majesties shall be reepectively liable, in equal shares, (Ia
account et the said debt, is to consist of an annual interest 01
per cent. on the said eapitids, each of twenty five minions,
tiler with a sinking fund in one per cent. fur the extinction of we
same; the said nuking fund oeiag subject,
creased on the demand of the Russian Government, to allY 3".,"
was sot
to three per ceut.--Lthe Articles hiClllol+,
merely go to regulate the details.] however, to be
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