The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03

second article, shall. be charged with the .x
animation and liquidation of the cla:ms o
the subjects ofhis Britannia majesty agains
thc French government, for the value OF pro
perty movable or immoveablc unduly confis
Gated by the French authorities, as well a.
tor the total or partial loss of these debts O,
other property unduly retained under seGues-
tr;.ton since the year 1899.
France engages to treat in this respect TIC
English subjects with the same Justice a,
French subjects have experienced in Eng
land, and the English government DESTROYS t.
ccfcur on its part iii the new TESTIMONY
which the allied powers have wished to give
60 his most christian majesty of their de-
sire, to obliterate the consequences of the un-
happy epoch, SO fortunately terminated by
the present peace, engages on his part to re-
nounce, as soon as complete Justice shall have
been done to his subjects, the whole balance
which may be found in his favor. in relation
to the support of prisoners Of war, so that the
ratification of the result Of the labor OF the
commissioners above mentioned and the pay
ment of the sums, as well as the restitution Of
the effects which shall be adiudgcd to belong
to the subjects of his Britannia majesty, shall
complete the. remuneration.
Art. The two high contracting parties
desirous OF establishing the most amicable re-
iatons between their respective subjects, re-
serve to themselves and promise to agree
and arrange as soon as may be, concerning
their commercial interests, With view Of en-
couraging and increasing the prosperity Of
their respective states.
These additional articles shall have the
same force and effect as if, &c. Slc.-(as tx-
fore.)
(Date and execution the same as of the
principal treaty.)
-iidLionai .frticie to the Treaty zuifh P,us-
Si0.
Although the treaty OF peace concluded at
Base the 5th OF April, 1895, that OF 1ilset ON
the ON July 1907, the convention OF Paris of the
Goth otSept 1903, as well as all the conven-
tons and acts whatsoever concluded since the
peace OF Basic between Prussia and rance.
are already annulled in fact by the present
treaty, the high contracting parties have ne
vertheiess Judged it proper to declare ex-
presSly that tbersGid treaties cease tobe obi
gatory as to all articles as well patent as Sc
cret. and that they renounce mutually ali
right, and release each other from all oblica-
ton, which might fow thercfrom.
Ills most Christian majesty promises that
the DEGREES passed against French subjects,
or reputed French, hcing or having been in
the service OF his Prus5ian majesty, shall re-
main without effect, AS well IS al INDICTMENTS
that may have been rendered Il. execution of
such DEGREES.
The present additional article shall lave.
&c (as aboVe.)
(Datc, and execution the same as OF the
principal treaty.)
GrtrzctS from thc latest GCtcs oy tie Corr
moGoTe Decatur.
=, LONDON, Nav q.
Mr. Bayawl, one OF the American Commits
sioners, has set out from London for Ghcnt.
the place Of negotiation Mr.. Galiatin will
follow him in a few days. A third commissi
oner viii repair thithcr Immediately from
Gottenburg. c- q, .-,1. -,
A morning paper, announces the names Of
the generals to command the expedition to
America, & reduces the forces u 1900 uen
we are rs well assured as it is poss.b,e for
US to be, that it consists Of 90, COO bavonets.
May 27.-Mr. BaTar;i and the two sccre,
taEies, iyfifligan and Dallas, have Quilted
h7i1don tr Ghent, where it appears the ne
sociations will uotbe delayed. Mr.. Gallstn
Is yet here, but it is believed he will go i'm
medlateiy. The other ,nyoys proceed direct
ly from Gotterbnrrh.
MEGOCIATION WITH AMERICA.
May 26.--Govelnment has decided that
lord Gambler shall be sent to the HAGUE to
treat Of peace with the American Fnvoys.
SIR H.. p StanhoDe accompanies him ana
Capt. abrn, Of the Navy, is named Secreta-
~ Of Legation. The Providence, Vans;ttars
Is to Conduct Lord G.. and suite to the coast
of Holland. ,G.. .t.,
May 29.-We have heard it said that an
Ill1strouS lady has refused the offer of marri-
age made heron the part of the Prince of o.
range The delay Of the message which was
expected 10 have been semitic Parliament on
occasion ofhis connection, rives degree of
probability to the Iunours which circulate on
the subject. ,t s
The brave Gen. Hill arrived in this civ
yesterday, and presented himself 20 the mi
nisicr, to receive instructions relative to the
command which is given him iii America.
he Count Lieven, Russian Ambassador.
has recently had several interviews with the.
ministers, and has often proposed the media
ton Of his sovereign in the differences which
exist between England and the United States.
May 30.-On Saturday last, information
was received that the King was very seri-
ously indsposcd but this day he is much
better.
The plague continued to prevail at Malta
III April.
June Lord Wellington is at Madrid. Ifc
Is authorized By England and the All:cs to
treat of't1o means for putting Spain in the
state renn red by he actual condition of Flu
rope. The new Contests to be called. Which
VIZ frame new Constitution for Spain. con-
formally to tie wishes Of The people, and tie
affairs Of Europe
st the last dates from the B,azils. the
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