Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17


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Art. l. The High Contracting psrt;e, a,oy.
mentioned, solemnly engage 10 unite the reso,,r.
ces OF Their respective States for the burmese or
maintaining entire tlelconditlons Of he To-,
OF Peace concluded at Paris the goth OF N,a,y'
1914 as also, the stipulatons determined upon
and signed at the Congress of Vienna. with >
We" TO complete The disposition of that Treaty
u preserve them aga nst the designs of NanoIs-
on Bonapsrte. For this purpose tbev epo,ra ~
the spirit OF the Declaration of the 18Th March
ilSt, TO direct IN common and one accord should
the case require it, all Their efforts ae=nst him
and against all those who should ALREADY have
joined his faction, or shall her,ae er ;oin
~ IN order To force him to desist from his
e.ojee's, ana 70 render hun unable to disturb in
.n'ure the tranquility OF Europe, and tue general
reace under he profession OF which, the phts.
The liberty, and independence of motions has becn
recently placed and secured
The communication TO Parliament embraced n
supplementary article TO the treaty, ile notice Of
It's ratification, and tue explanatory declaration
las follows.
Separate Articlc--As circumstances ,r;r,,.
prevent his majesty the King of the rJn,feS
hlnSlom of Great Britain ant ireland from been
ing constantly IN the field the number OF troons
sPeciicd al the second Article, il is agreed. that
ms brltsnnic Majesty shall have the option. e.
Their OF furnishing his CONTINGENT IN men or oF
nun tor each cavalry soldier, and 90 pounds
per annum Tor each infantry soldier, that NAV be
wanting 10 complete the number STIPULATED IN
The second Article.
MEMORANDUM
Foreign-office, april 95, 1915.
Inc Treaty, (which the substance IS abova
gwen, has been ordered to be ratified. and Il hos
Deen notafed on the part ofthe Prince Regent to
he iigh Contracting Parties, that il is his Roval
hIghness,s determination, acting in the name and
on the behalf ofhis Majesty, to direct the said
ranhc .eons to be exchanged in due course.
against similar acts on the part ofthe respective
rover ,, under an explanatory Declaration of the
following tenor, as to article eighth of the SAID
Treaty. ''''e'
DECLARATION.
Iheunderslgned, on the exchange of the rs+;.
-hcations OF the treaty of the 25th OF March last
on the part OF hls Court, is hereby commanded To
declare that the eighth article ofthe said treaty
wherein his Most Christian M3iesty is invited ~
accede, under certain stlPuatons, is to beul,ier.
$1,000 10 binding the Contracting Parties, upon
principles of mutual security, to a comlnon ef.
tort against the power of Napoleon Bonaparte. in
pursuance OF the third article OF The said treaty..
put is not To be understood as binding his Rri
ys = lesty 10 prosecute the war with view
o. imposing upon France any particular goy-
ernment. 80
However soiicitous the Prince Recent mus.
pe 70 see ms Most Christian Majesty restored to
lie throne, and however aux. 10 lie is -, co,tri.
que IN conjunction with his All es, 10 so auspi.
c GUS an event, he nevertheless deems h:raselfcs
ed upon TO make this Decia ation. on the er
cnange ofthe Publications, as vel n cans,5.rs-
Ion OF what 3 due TO his Most Christian Males.
interests IN France, as in conformity to the
principles upon which the British Government
''sS invariably regulated its conduct"
BsUssELs, April %.
t,le reqpestof the Duke of Wellington, the
llsl government has given fresh orders fog
ae'oing numerous corps OF cavalry 10 tbs conn
~. The HanoveriaIis marching by way of Ant
selP' WI be in their environments between
l.l ana lournay, by the 30th inst The troops
ol brunswick are marching towards AIons.--
2e1eI , corps ofthe troops ofthe Empire are now
'y,,uSSi'.i'S along The Meuse The Prussian Gen.
&c tlen, commands a Prussian CORPS on the lees
bank OF the Maese, and has his head o,larfera a.
= erisPPe. Gen Borstel's are at Biuche. From
,.e otaese 10 Mons, our parties are covered bv
: russian troops. There VIII he a coninun cation
M!u All the armies, that they rnay act in union
WIN each other, Prince Bernard of SAKE Wei.
"@t commands res ynept of S:,zons at Namu7
v..l April26.
Yesterday morning his majesty our sovereign.
'.th Lle Duke of Wellington and several officers
. RANK went to view the Netherland troops at
= iueiles. Our army, which is alresdy very
'uOiis' must receive a reinforcement of Is 0OO
men Wilhn a week It IS so posted, that in Ut
:" cry iafSS Torce can be collected. The
POSITIONS are IN general as fol!ajy from Charlie oy
% y leuPort. The extreme positions are guard
~ ny an uninterrupted chain Of strong co ps OK
S.'siIry and infantry, which are can,oned along
Inc POSITIONS, and connected with each Other
1 IN ne towns which lie behind are N good state
u uelehce, and have numerous garrisons. Be-
:" cen VieSe places, which form ire second line
Slefai aIvisions are Cautioned echelons, and The
10y OIL reserve forms the third line
zen; Aiten, general in chiofof ihe Hanoverian,.
mas sun his head quarters al Ieuze Gen. Hi
's ms AT GrammOnt. At Mons theg expect the
le'". quarters OF a PIIiss'an division. The rrand
y al quarters are still At Brussels, but are ey-
'ected TO be removed. The Emperor Of Russia
iis aPpolnted his ad-de-canp, Count Pozzo de
,iio9rgo, TO he commissioner wih The army ofLord
Wellington.
:, All the French fortresse9 oftbe Grst Inc from
I, h1Ii"ibe to bunkrk arc put IN q state Of seipe.
D'ue,s nave been gwen to provision Isle fortlres
u1nuls Tor a garrison Of 1900 men. 1t viii
axe at least one month TO accomplish this oh,
GcI. The French Government distrust the REQ.
'ie OF Ldsle, which has caused our communication
"iIh Ltsie TO be very difficult.
he desertion among tie French tFoous do,a
iot diminish 50 or 90 often come IN n dsv 40
lost TO JON The royal troops These troops arc
o consist OF corps Of cavalTv, division If e..
ueIy and some battalions Of nfrtrv. the Nun.
,er VIII depend on circumstances The Duke Of
'effN wan several officers Of n m rank un,lerb.q