The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-26 00:00:00

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they are enabled to dispose of, they have ne-
,,rt heless *greed to keep constantly in the field, each,
force of 150,000 men complete, including cavalry,
the proportion of at least one-tenth, and a just
proportion •f artillery, not reckoning garrisons;
to employ the same actively and conjointly
against the common enemy. _

Art. 3. The High Contracting Parties reciprocally
engage not to lay down their arms but by common
consent, nor before the object of the war, designated
in the first Article of the present Treaty, shall have
been attained ; nor until Bonaparte shall have been
rendered absolutely unable to create disturbance,
and to renew his attempts for possessing himself of
the Sopreme Power in France.
Art. 4. The present Treaty being principally ap-
plicable to the present circumstances, the stipulations
41f the Treaty of Chaumont, and particularly thole
contained in the Sixteenth Article of the same, shall
be again in force, as soon as the object actually itt
view shall have been attained.

Art. 5. Whatever relates to the command of the
Combloed Armies, to supplies, &c. shall be regu.
listed by a particular Convention.
Art. 6. The High Contracting Parties shall he al.
lowed respectively to accredit to the Generals com-
mending their armies, Officers who shall base the
liberty of corresponding with their Governments,
for the purpose of giving information of military
events, and of every thiwg relating to the operations
of the armies.

Art. 7. Tbe engagements entered iota by the pre-
sent Treaty, basing for their object the maintenance
of the general the High Gestracting Parties
agree to incite 611%0101,er' of Europe to accede to
the same. •

Art. g. The present Treaty having no other end in
view bet to sogpert France, or any other country
AA hich may be invaded, against the -enterprises of
• •
Bonaparte aed his adherents, his _Most Christian
Majesty shall be specially invited to accede hereunto;
and, in the event of his Majesty's requiring the forces
stipulated io the siconderticle, to make known what
easistancecircumstates wilt allow him to bring forward
in furtherance of the .ofeet-of the present Treaty.
faIIARATE A BUGLE. .
As eisrumetames might preventing' Ilajewy the KUM of the
United IClapfuet of Great Britain Mid Ireland front keeping
ronst-tatly ito the field the naesber of troupe specified in the 24
Article, it is agreed that his Britannic Majesty *ball hove she
/spina,. eldest of furnishiug testicle's io wen. or lier,*
the rate of thirty pounds sterling per Wm. Air mace caviar,
soldier, and twenty pounds per amens far each beautify Maier.
tent ems be wanting to complete the aseber stipulated fu the
Xal /talkie.
If 13)10RANDUM.
Foreign-Dike. April 25. 1815.
The Treaty, of Which the selheatwe is above given, has been
ordered is be rattled, mod it has bete notified on ihe part of the
Pi ince Refit so the Nigh Contracting Parties. that it 6 his
Royal Highness's deternsitiation, mtiing ia the 1171111 e and on the
behalf of bat Mak:* ta to direct the said ratificati.as to be es:
thanged In doe cause, erne' similar eels on the part of the
*Tweet lire Powers. under no es pinnatory Declaratiuu of the ful-
iv" tag *Meer as to Article 8, of the said Trcoty