The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-28 00:00:00

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30th May, 1814, his Most Catholic Majesty engages
in send, without delay, to Warsaw, one or more
Commissioners, to concur in his name, according
to the term, of the said Article, iu the examination
and liquidation of the reciprocal claims of France
and the late Duchy of Warsaw, and in all the at.
moments relative to them.
Hir Most Christsan Majesty recognises in fewest
to the emperor of Russia, in his quality of Kist of
Poland, the nullity of the Convention of Bayeanes
well understood, that this dispositiOn cannot receive
ny application bet conformable to the principles
established in the Conventions mentioned in. the oth i
Article of the 'Treaty of this day.'
Tho pratent separate Article shall hare the same
force and validity as it it were inserted word for i
word in the Treaty of this day. It shall be ratified,
and the ratifications shall be exchanged at the nee i
time.

testimony whereof tie Plenipotentiaries bare
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gilt it, sod eMsed to it the seal of their arms. •
Done at Paris, the 20th of Nor. in the year
of Grace,lBls.

(The Signalure=.)
reeding being finished, the Minister pro-

are the stipulations which the Ministers et
%ifs believed they could no longer refuse
subscribe to. The engagements which Fr&SOO has
contracted, are es an Inevitable result et the

Jimmy circumstances in whichl.by the fatality.
events, she finds herself placed at this day. In at
'situation, and in other times, we should
present to the Chamber one of those acts; the
uniform series of which composes the his.
body of the public liw of nations ; we should
our duty to discuss all the articles of it;
should take pleasure in explaining all theme.
them. Sot It is est the same with the trim.
.hicb we bare to present to yes: it is sf-
'elle se reuse°, 'lt Must be affected by the
l In whisk each of the parties is respectively
, etrity At interests and consideration& which
from a state of things enpatalleled in history,
In its astute, and which must necessarily be
consequences. _ _

five-awl-twenty years of troubles, and dis.
efforts, which, in an uninterrupted series of
ions, conquests, and destruction, incessantly re.
have without distinction, compromised the
existence, and threatened even the social

floe of all states, the restbration of the
legitimate Monarchy of France had been the pre•
the peace of the world, oar independence,
territory, NW Warnel consideration, and our
resources bad ha suffered any national ahem.

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