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

'Secretary of the Bar I of Or.lnanea,. sititir'pertsion
of salgtX) to ColiNei t:Member of this
uso.
). Mt. R. WARD said, in the first instance the Se-
cretary had ~creased duties by night and tiny • and
'irt.respeer to the other, the pension was granted:ac
cordink to a precedent in' the Office. established for
40 years. Irhe Resolution was then agreed to
111 e following sums were next voted ;
• il4o:sst 4s.
For Land Servict a of OrdalnCe;
51,046 Ss. ed.
"2°47 Office of Land Seek° In Ireland;
43,e73 3
145,981, Ditto General Officers of Great Britain.
12,903. Retired Officers.
10,523, Allowance to tiaPerannuated Of6Ts•
e 4,424, Mtn Supetannuatea Civil 'Juicers.
so:4, Ditto Ireland..
:9: Superannuated Oili:?rs.
The Report was received.
Sir 3. NEWPORT gave notice of a motion for
Wednesday, respecting the Fisheries on the Nord'
West Coast of America..
Lord CASTLEREAGII bron;•lit np tl'e Tieaty
of Subsidy with the King eat the Netherlandi.
Mr. WHITBREAD vrished- some infarmationibn
the subject of the loans negociated.with the house of
Hope a tici.Co. at Ams:erdami for Kiissi.t.
I..?rd CASTLEREAGH observid, t'ut on Mon.
'day he might be enabled to give some information
to the Hunourable Gentleman.
• The 'CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
ltated, that on Wednesd:truert he would communi-
cate the terms of the New Lam. . .
The Stamp Duties were postponed till Monday.
'The Yapper Bill went through a Committee.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXUMA
OM, a Committee was appointed on the East India
Strip Act, to examine what farther regu:ations may he
necessary.lor L:4scars and other Indian seamen arriv-
ing in this cnnutry.
Mr. D. 'Gunn brought in a Bill to enable the
Trustees of Turnpikes to abate Tulis in certain cases,
in respect to carriages. It was read a first time, and
ordered tor second reading on Monday—Adjourned.

STATE PAPERS.

Convention between els tritaiiirc Majesty, and Ms Majesty the
Kill; of werie••, signed at London, the 13th day of August,
Irei 4. Presented to Part amens, by command of his Royal
I fighn't et the Priory Regent, Juite 1815. ' • •
Fits Sweitish NI ijesty, by Article IX. of the Treaty,
conclioled at Paris on the 39th of May lasts hiving
conseined, in v rule of arrangements stipulated with
the Alin's, th it dn• island of GitadalOupe shield be
restored to his most Chtistian Majesty. and it being
tuideissiicia and as;reed that in consideration of tlie
incorptini.i. n of the BAgic Provinces with Holland,
as providid tit. in the rre..ty of Pans, Holland should
be liable to furnish, out set the colonies now in pos.
session of his Britannic tlijrsty, the compensation to
which his Swedish Nlajeay is entitled tar the rights
ceded as :If in -said ; and s%liereas it has 13 en deemed
more expedient by his Swedish Majesty and by the
Prince Sovereign of the Ne'nerlands, Cat iyi the
event of such incorprir ition tak' lig place as afiresaid,
the compensation to bit In: niched by Holland, should
be made in motley ; and his Swed;s:i 1444j:sty having
agreed to accept the sum of twenty-tour millions of
;)lyres, ia. Mil satistaction of his said rights; and hi
Britannic Maj..sti , as 'the friend and ally of both,
Powers. beini4 %billing to .‘e.come
.answerable to his
Swedish Mar. ty tOr the due isnd pi:Actual discharge
of the said comtsensatitio. their said Majesties have
revived to enter into engagements accordingly, and
hive tsar •this purpose" nominated their Plenipoten-
navies: (Here follow the nominations of the Pleni-
potentiaries.) • . •
Art. I. His Britannic Majesty agrees to pay, and his Swedish
Majesty to se. ept Site sum of twenty.four trillions of byres, in
401 rib.chargt. aid satis'aetion,if hts cialins under Article IX. of
he, I testy of Paris. The sad sum to he payable in London to
hi.; .;er, dish 11141ij-»•-ii's Miniver. according to the rate of ex-
dunce beseettell'atiei ,G a O. Paris at each time bf payment, in
twetve 'pal monthly ins'alments; the first monthly instalment
.is betimes dote Ind payable by his Britannic Majesty one month
dter sitrelitettfication of the Treaty. by which the said Belgic
thovinces shall be ricorpoi wed pith Holland as aforesaid.
Art 2.' It I. agreed and Understond, slut the above arrange-
tnetir being eintriorin upon t',e glue relteution pf the engage.
ments clutaiiiral in the I teats o• Paris, his Swedish Majesty's
rights to compenseion from his Britannic Majesty and his Allies,
bind, riot be pr Jit.ticed b$ any failure or non-fulfilment of the
ec•gageinents in question, but shall continue in full force and ef-
fect. units, otherwise caballed, as it this Convention had not
been made.
1.),,Le at London this 13th day of August, in the year of our
Lord ( toe '1 hnu.and Eight I iundred and Fourteen.
• (...3) CASTLEREAGH. (LS.) G.M. De RtHAUSEN.
Convention between Great Britain and the United Netherlands,
'signed at London, August 13, 1814. Presented to 'both
Plotters of Parliament, by command of his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, June, 1815.
The United Provinces of the Netherlands, under
the favour of DIVIN 8 PitoVlDgeCit, having been re-
stored to their independence,.and having been placed
by the loyalty of the Dutch people, and the achieves
ments of the Allied Powers. under the Government
of the illustrious Horse of Orange.: and his Britan-
nic Majesty being desirous of entering. into such are
' rangentents with the Prince Sovereign of the United
Netherlands, concerning the colonies of the said
United Netherlands, which have been conquered .by.
his Majesty's arms during the late war, as may con-
duce to the prosperity of the said State. and may af-
ford a lasting testimony of his Majesty's frießdship
and attachment to the family of Orange, and to the
Dutch nation ; the said High Contracting Partits,*
,equally animated by those sentiments of cordial good
will and attachment to each other, have named fOr
their Plenipotentiaries.—[Here•follow the respective
nominations. 3 •
Article I. His Britatmic Majesty eniages to restore to the
Prince Sovereign of the United Netherlands, :finite the term
which shall be hereafter fixed, the colonies, factories, and esta-
blishments which were possessed by Holland at the commence-
meet' f the late war, viz. on the lit January, 1803,-111' the' Sets'
, mod ea the Cwmbran' of America, Africa, and Adak with the
exception of the Cape of Good Hope, and the settlements of
Demerara, Essequibo, and Bethke, of which possessions the.
high Contracting Parties reserve to du 'natives the right to dis-
pose by a Supplementary Contention, her rafter to be negociated
according to. their mutual Interests; tad e•pecially with reference '
to the provisions contained in, the 6th and 9th Article; of Abe
' Treaty of Peace signed between his Britannic Majesty and his
Most Christian Majesty, on the 00th of May, 1814. •
An. ti. • Ms Britannic Maker, agrees tOnede.in full sovereignty,
the Island of Franca, in the tauten Setts, to the Prince Sovereign
of the Netheriatids, in exchange for the Settlement of Cochin
moths depandeatleitta theta= of Malabar, which is Mittman .
in full sovereignty to his Britannic Majesty.
Art. 1.-The places and forts in the agonies and settlements,
which by ItirPot of the tWo preceding Ankles are to be ceded
and exchanged by the two High Contracting parties, shall be
given up in the state in which they May best tire moment of
the *oaten of the present Contention. •: ! * ,
An.
.1.. Vail ifflttualf itailesty gearaatees to the subjects of