Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-06
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The Diciiy of Warsaw being under the adj l
of provisional council establish |
ID by Russia, since that country has been oc-
cupied by her arms. the two high contracting
Parties have agreed to name Immediately spe.
cial commission composed on either side Of an
equal number Of commissioners w,o shall be
charged with the examination, liquidation, and
all arrangements relative to their reciprocal
prctensions.
The present additional article shall have the
same force and effect, &c. Gas above.)
(Date and execution s.me 40 Of the principal
Treaty.)
Addisiosai article. 70 the Treaty With Great
Byisdia.
Art. I. His most Christian Majesty. sharing
without reserve all the sentms nts of his Bri,an:
aic Majesty, in relation TO species Of CON-
merce rspugnant both TO the principles of m.
t1ral justice, and the enlightened state of the
6mes in which we live, engages to join, in the
future congress, ali his efforts with those Of His
Britannia Majesty, to induce all the Christian
powers to pronounce the abolition of the Slave
trade. 80 that the said trade may universally
cease. as it shall cease defnitively and in ali
cases. on the part of France, in the space OF FIVE
years, and that besides. during this delay, no
sfaoe dealer may import or sell them otherwise
than in the colonies Of that State Of which he is
. subject.
Art. The British ard French governments
shall Immediately appoint commissioners to Il.
quidats their respective expenees for the sup
port of prisoners OF war, in order to arrange
respecting the discharge of the balance which
shall be found in favor of one or the other Of
the two powers.
Art 8. The respective prisoners of war shall
BE held to discharge before their dspAeture
from the place oftheir detention, the private
debts which they may have contracted, or at
leAst to give sufficient security.
AR Hh.r~ oil hp IL ks, IzxA n
powers, Immediately after the ratification of
this Treaty of Peace, release of all sequestra.
tions which may have been put since the yesr
179S. upon all funds, revenues, credits or other
Effects whatsoever of the high contracting par.
Ties or their subjects.
The same commissioners mentioned in the
second article, shall be charged with the exa-
mination and liquidst on Of the claims of the
subjects OF his Britannia Majesty against the
French government, for the value Of property
movable or immoveahle ,ndu coniscated by
the French authorities, a. well as Cor the tot al
or partial loss OF these debts or other property
undu'y retained under sequestration since the
year 1892
France Engages to treat in this respect the
Eng ish subjects with the same justice rs
French subjects have. experienced in England,
and she Eng ish government, DESTROYS to concur
on its pant in The new testimony which the al.
lied powers have wished to give to his most
christian md sly OF their desire to oblitsrate
tbe consequences of the unhappy epoch, so for
.tu"atety. tes minated hy the present peace. en-
Cages on hi part to renounce, as soon m com
Piet justice shall have been done to his SUBJ
Jects, the whole balance which may be found in
his iavo il relation to the support Of prison.
ers OF wx., SO that the rati6cati Of the result
OF the labor 1T the commissioners above menti-
oned and the payment Of the sums, as we'll as
the restitution OF the effects which shall be ad.
Judged to bsiung to the subjects of his Britan-
mic maJesty, shall complete the remuneration.
Art J. The two high contracting parties, de.
sirous OF establi hing the most amicahle relati-
ons between their respective subjects, reserve
to themselves and promiseto agree and arrang.
rs Son as may be, concerning their commerce.
a. interests. with a view or encourag ng and
increasing the prosperity Of their respective
states.
These additional articles shall have the
same force and effect As if, &c. &c.--(as be-
for..l
(Date and exc cution the came az Of the prin-
cipa treaty.)
Additional Art,cls to the Treaty uith Prussia.
A!thongh the treaty of peace concluded At
Base. the STU of April 1895. that of Tslet on the
9th July 1907, the convention of Paris of the
Goth Of sept. 1903. as well as all the con
venfinns and acts whatsoever concluded since
the peace Of Basic between Prussia and France.
arr already annuiled in fact BY the present trea-
~. the high cen .Sacting parties have neyerthe.-
h.. Judged Il proper to declare expressly that
the said tire sites c-asato be igatary as to all
articles as vel patent as cret, and that they
rer"unce mutually all right, and release each
oteer lr'n all obligation, which might Aow
thcrelrom.
HIS most christian m jes,y promises that the
DEGREES passed against French subjects, or re-.
p.ted French. being or having been in the SER
vice OF his Prussian majesty, shall remain with.
out effect. as well as all judgements that may
have been rendered in execution of such de.
D <cs.
The present additional article shall have. &c.
(as above.)
tDate and execution the same as of the prin.
cipal treaty.