Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-12

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/ his majesty will moreover ASSIST the uatssF
! cut powers who shall scceds thereto.bJ
suba;aics, the amount ofwhich Wlticorres
pond 10 retrospective forces which shal
fbe employed; and 10 order that the saff
pecuniary resources may be rroPortionee
| In the manner mos,condueIye 70 the eene
raj good, and to assist the powers IN pro
| poriaon to the exertions they maysmake e
contribute 10 the common success lt u
agreed that the subsidies Daring paftlcu.
| lar arrange nents) shall be furnished u the
| proportions of one million TWO hundred and
Eafty thousand pounds sterling, tor each
hundred thousand men Of regular oops,
and so on. in proportion Tor greater OF
smaller number, payable according 20 the
conditions herein after specified.
Art. Nv. The Said subsidies shall be
PAYABLE by instaments, from month 70
mouth, in proportlon 70 the forces which
each power shall employ 10 pursuance OF
its engagements, to combat the common
enemy, aud according 60 the Official report
of the armies yemp loyed atthe opening OF
the oampaign,an and of the several reinforce
meuts which may join Them. An arrange.
smens shall be made in conformity with the
plan of operations, which shall be forth.
with regulated as to the period when these,
subsidies shall begin to be- paid. and 10 the
mode aud place of pay ment-shall be settled
so as to suit the convenience OF each OF
the beliigeren, parties. His Britannia ma-
iesty viii likewise be prepared to advance
with the current year, Sum for putting
the troops IN motion. This sam shall be
settled by particular arrangements q be.
entered into by each power who shall take
part in this coacer,; bat his SAID majesty
understands that the whole OF the sums to
be fuynished to any power wltilln the eur.
rentyeer. as well on accoanf at The SAID
advance for the nonlhly subeides, ISL no
case TO exceed The proportion OF one ,fnfiltoH
two hundred and fifty thousand ponndsster
ling, for every hundred theusandmea.
Art. V. The high contracting parties a.
gree thar the different members o! the
league shall respectively be permitted to re. 4
tain accredited persons with the com sand.
ers 10 chief OF the different armies TO carry
on the correspondence, and 20 attend TO the
military operations. So
Art. vi. Their maiesties agree, that ~
Inc even, ola league being formed, suchas
is pointed our in the FIRST article, they will
not, make peace mish France but oy the
common consent OF ali the powers who shall
become parties ipIhe said@sague; and al
SO that the continental powers shall not res
call their forces before the peace; mere
over, his Britannia majesty engages TO apn.
thur 10 pay the subsidies during the copsi-
nuaRce Of the war. Fs,8 <t'..tal
Art. VII. The present concert which Is !
mutually acknowledged by the high Con-
tracing parties TO be equally valid and
IS The most solemu treaty, shall be !
ratified By his majesty she king Of the -aolt-
ed kingdoms OF Great Britain and ireland, !
andby his majesty the emperor OF all tas
Russias, aud the ralihcasions thereof ssiaiss
be exchanged at st. pesefsburSh wathin
the space OF ten weeks, OF sooner n posi-.
Bile. q,
In testimony whereof the respective pie
nipo,entiaries have sigued the same ann
have .hcreun.otaffixedt the seal of their arHss.
Done al ST.. Eetersbargh soh March, llths :.
April, IN the. year one. thousand eight nun
dred and FIVE. j
IL. 50 Granville Lsvessn G0sDes,
l.. s. Adam Prince lza,tory $.
j.. Sd Nicolas Dc Ao2ess'1seV.
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