Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-14

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er as fellows:
LIST. The undersigned has this day ex-
char geai with his.exceHency the arab assa-
dor of Austria the declarations OF when
copies are hereto annexed
ID. His majesty the emperor OF all the
Russias expects that the ambassador OF
England will agree,in the nane OF ms court
without reserve 10 their coutents and that
IF hs did not consider himself sufficiently
authorised thereto, he will express 10 tor.
NAL declsralionth the several polnts TO which
he can Immediately assent.
3d. The undersigned is authorised to ex.
change this declarauon against that when l
shall be delivered to him by his egcellency
lord Granville Leveson Cover,
The present declaration. aud that oeli-
vered in return by. the ambassadors OF Eng.
land which are TO be in the place and to
have the validity ofthe most solemn act.
shall be ratified by the respective soverelgns
and the Publications exchanged at St. Pe~
tersbure in the shortest possible term
In faith of which, the undersignedJein
minister for foreign affairs, has signed the
present declaration, has caused 70 De affixed
to j. rhe seal Of his arms, and has exchang-
ed it against the declaration 81 gued this day
By his excellency the ambassador efEng-
land.
Done at St. Petersburg, the 2sth July,
1905.
Il. So Adam Prince cs0rtoryszi.
No II. {E.)- CTranslaion J
Declaration signed by his majes'y's amba'.
sador 3, Sain, Pe,ersburgh and deliver.
ed TO prince Csartoryski and to count de
S,adion. 9Th August, 1905.
The undersigned ambassador extraordi-
nary and plenipetentary of his Britannia
maj -sty, having been invited by his, excel
leucy the prince Czartoryskl, joint minis
Ter for foreign affairs, and the count de
Stallion Ambassador extraordinary nd pie.
n potentiary of his imperial royal and
apostolic majesty, to accede to the de-
clara,ion. reciprocally exchanged between
the two imperial courts on this day, the
9th of August, in virtue OF his full pow.
|ers, declares as follows:
The several observations and proposals
expressed by the court OF Vienna 10 the
preliminary declaration delivered by the
vice chancellor of the court and state, the
count de Cobeu,zel, to the ambassador
count Rszoumofsky, on the 9Th of July.
spd i IN A he ass 5fyd Resesae Of hs 2.ss
king of the united kingdom of Great BIi
trim and Ireland, &c. &c. to serve as basis
for the concert of measures be,weenlthe
three courts of London, Vienna, and Pc
iersburg, and ,he notifications proposed
therein, for The regulations of the affairs Of
the continent, are IN like manner adopted
in case there should be reason to hope thai
war may be avoided by the means Of negos
ciation.
The British ambassador, while he de.
clares that his positive instructions preclude
BIN from acceding to the pecuniary de-
mands of the court Of Vienna, engages In
the naH,e Of his sovereign, that the month.
ly subsidies agreed by the concert OF the
3oth March-1lth April, shall be payable
from the lst of October, 1905. He en-
CAGES also 10 advance with the leastPosslbfe
delay, the equivalent Of FIVE months sub.
aides, under the head premiere n''se en-
campagne. with this express condition, thar
his Britannia majesty may reclaim what"
ever payment shall have been made intavor
of his imperia! aud royal majesty, beyond
the snillisn stipulated by the eleventh ad.
ditional article Dof the above mentioned
treaty, whether as premiere mise en- cam.
payne or as current subsidy, In case that
the negotiations, which are about to be set
on 200, with the French government do
not terminate,in war;.
He declares moreover, that If the said
negotiations shall not be brought to a con.
clusion before the 3lst day of December,
,SNs The evn;r.,ion of thr 6-ef 2 monfhs