Star.
London, England, 1818-10-21 00:00:00

THE F♦VENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1818.

THE FUNDS.

PrICE 01 STOOKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE o'cLocz
Bank Stock shut-3 per Cent. Reduced 76g.
9 per Cent. Consols 77{1—for Acc. 77}1.
SI per Cent.B6g 86-4 per Cent. 9511.
S per Ct. Navy 1071}—India Bonds 88 90 pre.
Omnium 1 Wir.—Exchequer Bills 19 20 prem.

The following statement is circulated in the City,
and is said to have been derived from authority:
" Government have already received an mount of the New
Loan of £27,000.000.
1.450,000 in Money.
14055,000 in Exchequer Bills.

Total 90,355,000
L=aving between sin and seven millions still to be iorebtoas-
log i.-Use: the pnb/ic."

We are enabled to-day to lay before our Readers
the subjoined copy of the Treaty for the Evacuation]
of Frame; It will be found to agree in every ma-1
tetial partiedlar with the statement of its contents
which has-been already communicated to the ptiblic
• through private channels, and in an ahri.iged oacial
form by the French Government. The Treaty was
signed, as originally stated, by the Plenipotentiaries
of the respective Powers on the 9th instant, and the
Ratifications are of several subsequent dates :

TREATY FOR TUE EVACUATION OF FRANCE

In the name of the Holy And Indivisible TsitstrY

" Their Majesties the Emperor of Austria, the
King of Prussia, and the Emperor of all the Rnssias,
having repaired its Aix-la-Chapelle, and their Ma-
jesties the King of France and Navarre, and the King
of the Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, hav-
ing sent thither their Plenipotentiaries, the Ministry
of the five Courts having assembled in conference,
and the French Plenipotentiary having made known,
that in consequence of the state of France, and the
faithful execution of the Treaty of Nave Miser 2/0.,
1815, his most Christian Majesty was desirous that
the Military Occupation stipulated by the Fifth Ar-
ticle of the said Treaty, should cease as ,on as pos-
sible, the Ministry of the Courts of Austria, Great
Witain, Prussia, and Russia, after having, in con-
cert with the said Plenipotentiary of France, maturely
examined every thing that could have an influence
on such an important decision, declared, that their-
Sovereigns would admit the principle of the Evacua-
tion of. the French territory at the end of the third
year of the'occupation, and wishing to consolidate
their resolution in a formal convention, and to secure
at the same time the definitive execution of the said
Treaty of November 20, 1815. their Majesties eltitted
(here follow the names of the Ministry). who have
agreed upon the following Articles r
" Art. 1. The troops compering:tie .Anny of Occupation'
sleo.ll be w:tbdrawn from the Vrer.ch territory by the 50th of
November nest, or sooner U possible.
" Art- L. TM strong places and fortresses which the said
trope now 'Occupy, shall be surrendered to Commissioners

ler.ed for that purpose by his ?lost Christian Majesty, in the
stars in which they sect-, at the tiir.e of the occupation, confor-
m-I:4 to the ninth article of the Convention soncludid in esecu-
ti Ai of the fifth article of the Treaty of November 20, 181 S.

" Art. 3. The sum destine/ to provide for the psy;the equip-
mr..t, arid the clothing of the troops of the Army of Occupa-
ti,a., shall be paid in all cases, till the 50th of No►ember nest
oa the same footing on which it has existed since the 1111 of
lsce.ember, 1517.

" Art. 4. AU .the pecuniary arrangements `between France
and the Allied Power. having been regulated and settled, the
ec:t•. remaining to be paid by France to complete the execution
of the 4th article of the Treaty of November, 1615, is defini-
tively filed at 265 Millions of Francs.

" Art. S. Of this sum, the amount of one hundred milUons of
til:ctive value shall be paid by an Insciiptien of metes Mt the
Great Haok of the Public Debt of Fiance, bearing interest from
tie W.ril of September, 1818. The said inscriptions shall be re
cared at the rate of the funds on the sth Octubrr, 161 A,

" Art. 6. Th. remaining PS.; millions shall be paid by nir.e
monthly Instalments, commencing with the Gth of January next,
by draughts on the houses of Hope and Co. and Baring, Bro-•
?them, and Co. In the same manner, the inscriptions of the
renter mentioned in the above Article shall be delivered to Corn -
re.i.sioners of the Courts of Austria, Great liritair, Prussia, and
Rusin, by the Royal Treasury of France, at the epoch of the'
complete and definitive evacuation of the French territory:
" Art. 7. At the same epoch, the commissioners of the mid
Courts shall deliver to the Royal y of France; the sit
obl4ations (eof agementa), not yet diselmigefi (writings), *hich
remain 4 their hands of the fifteen obligations (engage-
ments) deliveied Conformably to the second article of the cur..
vention concluded ftc the execution of the fourth article of the
' 110th of Novensber, 1815. The said Ceauniasioners shall, at the
same time deliver the inscriptions of seven millions of news,
ornsted in virtue ui the Bth article of the said Convention.•
" Art. e. The present Convention shall be ratified, and thel
ratifications exchanged at Aix-la-GbapeUe, in the course of fif-
uen days, or sooner if possible, in the faith of which the respec-
['ere i'lenipotentiaries have herewith signed their names, and
xtf.IVSI to it their seal and arms.
" Done at Aie-la7Chapelle, the 9th of October,
in the year of Grace 1818.
[Here follow the signatures of the Ministers.,

" W. have found the above Treaty conformable to our will,
COWIt-rience of which we have confirmed and ratified the same,
we uo now confirm and ratify it for our heirs and successors.
Ltierc follow tha signatures of the Sovereign% with th• &pe-
ctination of the different years of their several reigns.]

of the Navy had appointed

Monday for receiving tenders for the conveyance of
the British troops from France to Dover and the
Downs, when it was expected that many proposals
would have bee! sent in; but the ship-owners under-
:tax:ding that the effert from the coast were much