The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-06 00:00:00

TREA7'r AR LIQUID477OIr

atTATLEN MUMS AND Pl7/11Alli.—NICOOCIATIM UN.

DIU Tilt IMILDIATIrr YU 'OVAL IaIOUNZ,II TUB
eninci nswent..
This Treaty. WSW, weleigeed at Stockholm, on
She I.t of Sneembir-last, by the Ministers of the
two kingslorma, centime of 10 Articles. The *pre•
'tootle sets forth, that " his Majesty the Flog of
5..,..1ett and Norway, end his Majesty the King of
D-notstilt, rouallf ansious to unite more Closely the
ties of amity and good intelligence which already sob.
sic buten.. them, and being 'netted to came to a
if. finite understaediog upon the pasts which still
remain to he regulated, in coussioence of steel
Treaty of Peace, signed at Kiel. in January, 11114,
and eareeialle with respect to the 6th Article, which I
rats'', to the ligation end liquidalies of tl e kiegdom
of Norway's quota in the common debts of the and-
rot Danish Monarchy: the' two nigh Contract'
log Porters. after having accepted (in order to
facilitate this arrangement, mod the more promptly to
brill it to a "Mob. conclusion) of 'the .Rood okra..
of his Hoye% 111.11.p.5s •the Prince Regent of the
United Kin/darn of Greet J3ii•sio And Ireland, in
the quality •of Mediator, have seliectinly chosen
and appointed their P.mipateniisrles, es follow :
The King of Sweden sod Norwily, Paid Christian
Midst, Secretary of State; end the King of Den-
mark, flans de Krtibtio, his Chamberlain, and En
wry Eatratirdinary at the Coon of Stockholm; both
acting seder the modiatieo of Viscount Strangfori,
British Minister Plenipotentiary at the Coterie Swa
dee. as Representative of the mediating Point.
The first Article files Norway's quota of the com-
mon debts of the ancient Derto-Nnfileglan Monarchy,
due in erritanfeence of the ',pantie, of the test
enuotripe, 66 at the sem of 3,000,000 ria.dellan of
the Hombergh Bank ; which sum the King of Swedes
sad Norway engage. for himself, his heirs, lad sec-
terms, to par to his Majesty the King of Den-
mark, with Searle' interest of four per cent. accord.
lag to the terms stipulated in the ascertain' Articles
of the Treaty."
By the second Article, Norway cobtracts to sc.
gnat flto whole sum " is the term of tee years, tom-
wooing on the lot of July, MO, and contiuniag
by airmail sod equal pa•ments of 300,000 ria.dollars,
OD the first es) of July of each Sateessilia year,
Instil the first dry of July. 1829, at which period
the +hole seas will be entirely acquitted." The
opti..n, however, is reserved to Norway, to accelerate
the liquidation, by increasing the amount of the in-
stalment*, if she finances of the kingdom will admit
of encl. litres...
The third and fourth Articles stipulate, that the
interval of four per cent. Wall be calculated spin
c pi'al shirk shall remain, after deducting the
Inotaintenis paid the said laterrol to commence from
the Seat day of July, 1820, and to be paid every
three months.
The fifth Article provides. tint" on the yachting,
of the ratifications of this C lion. the Kiel of
Sweden 'lntl deliver to his Dullish Majesty, Of I.
any pencil deputed by him, the promissory antes
fur the anneal instalment', as :bate stipulated; garb
Dotes to le presented, on their falling due, to the
persons delegated by the Finance Department of
Norway, to csrry into effect the mental, agreeably
to its tetrovr. The amount thereof can aaaaa be de-
manded until such documents srotrodaced ind de-
lirered•sp."
Toe sixth and seventh Articles refer le the ',hong
Weenie between the Woke Of triitiie a lied Co-
pruhagen. and enumerate, at twee length, the'saterel
of the claims which form Ore quota &mhos Norms,.'
.. •
to Denmark.
The eighth Article stipulates, that agreeably ire the
214 Article of the Treaty of Keret 66 all ambit's,'
acts. pitblic documents. maps, plan... kc. contenting
the kingdeen of Norway, the corporation', &c. shall
be Oen up, as speedily as rich delivery can be
effected."
The sloth Article declares, that " nn claims be-
tween the two Governments. or their subjects,
founded epee the greeted* of this. Trusty, me in
Were be discussed or eotetteleed, unless melt
claims are in consonance with the terms and priori.
pies of oho 'newest Convention."
The tenth Article directs, that "quadruple copies
of the present Treaty shall be engrossed;' and each
of
the Contracting lowers " engage to deliver one.
copy thereof to the Minister of the mediating
Power."
A separate Article states, that It as by virtue of '
the fifth Article, the King of Sweden engages to
deliver up the promissory notes ro hie Danish Majesty,
or to any person deputed by him, the King of Den-
mark is desirous that they Avoid be delivered to the
✓epresentatire of the mediating Power. The King
of Sweden accedes the more willingly to this propo-
sition. os'it affords him another opportenity of giving
to his Royal highness the Prince Regent of the
Usii.ed Kingdom of Greit Britain sod Ireland, a
proof of the value which be to his friendship,
to his meduition, and to the desire which his Koval
Iliithoess has ospe•sed on this ocessitei."
.Anseesed to the Itosty is a decimation on the part
of anterark, in which his DeltishVejeelf engages
to efface from the royal armorial bootlegs of Des-
• Ow escutcheon with the lien of Norway, aid
his Majesty Anther engages for himself, his heirs,
and mentors, that it shall not inecoforward be
employed in acts, public documents, stamps, rein,
eclitkes, emblems, or in any WIDOW whatever ;" it
being. nevertheless, understood, that 'obis present
engagement shall base no retroactive effect whatever,
ith. sewed to the acts. politic dormant', stamps,
coin, *dikes, Am which now rsiet."