Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09

] the execution OF the treaty or k1el.
The high allies have agreedin no cases
to receive dispatches or proposals from
! Ronaparte. but every where to send back
his flags of truceat the out-posts.
! The late yiceroy Of Italy has, they
say, entered into the service of Russia.
+ TREATY OF ALLIANCE OFTEN
SivE AND DEFENSIVE,
Bet,reen Russia, .9nstria. Prussia, and
Greet Britain.
In the name of the Holy and Undivided
Trinity:
Their majesties the Emperor of all the
Russias, the Emperor of Austria, the
King of Prussia, and the King of TIE o..
nited Kingdom Of Great-Britain & Ire
land, considering thecoasequences which
the entrance Of Bonaparte into France,
and the present situation of that kingdom
may have with respect to the security OF
Europe, have determined in those weigh
ty circumstances, to carry into effect the
principles consecrated in the treaty of
Chaumont. they have therefore agreed,
by solemn treaty, mutually signed by,
each of the fous powers, to renew the
engagement that they will defend the 50
happily restored order of things in Eu-
rope against all visitation, aid to adopt
ethe NEST e1ectual measures for carving
tbs engagement into effect. and also to
give it that necessary extension Whic'l eX-
isting circumstances imperioasly demand.
ftere follows the appointments, in the
usaal form, of the different plenipotentl-
aries whose names are underneath.
Art. i. The High contracting Powers
solemly engage to unite the resources OF
sheir respective states. for the malnten-
ance Of the treaty OF Peace concluded
at Paris on the S0th of May, 1919, aswell
as that Of the Congress at yienra-to
carry into effect the dispositions contain
ed IN these Freaties-inviAabiy to OBJ
serve their ratified and subscribed agree
nents, according to theirfull import---to
defend them against every attack, and
especially against the projects of Napo-
poieon Bonaparte. Towards this end
they bind themselves, should the King of
France ,deAire, and III the spirit of the
Deciaration issued Oh tie 18th of March,
with common consent and mutual agree
ment, to bring to justice all such as may
have already joined, or shall hereafter
Join the party of Napoleon, in ortier to
compel him to relnquish his projects and
render him incapable in future OF disturb
ms tie tranquility of Europe and the sc
neral peace under the protection Of
which the rights, the freedom, and inde
pendence OF nations have been established
and scared.
IL. Although so great and salatary an
object does not permit that the means
destined to It's attainment should be linait-
ed, and although the High Contracting
Powers have resolved to devote to this
object. all such resources as they can, IN
their respective situations, dispose OF
vet they have neyerthless agreed that
every oae of them shall constantly have
in field 10000 men complete, OF whom
at least enc. tenth shall be cavalry, with
a propoFtionate artillery (not reckoning
garr;sonsl aud to e,upioy them IN active
and uaited service against the common
enemy.
III. The High Contracting Parties
solemnly engage not to lay down their
arms but in agreement with each other,
nor until the object Of tie war assigned
in the lst Article OF the present Treaty
Shall have been attained; nor uatii Bo-
naparte shall be wholly and completely
deprived Of TIE power Of exciting distur-
Dances, and of being able to yiesy his at
tempts to obtain the Chief poweril France.
". As the present Treaty principally
relates to tire present circumstances. the
engagements in the Treaty Of Claumont.
and particularly that contained in TIE
18th Article, shall again recover their
full force, as the present object shall be
attained.
V. Every thing relating TO the COM
|lnand of the Allied armies, TIE mainte-
nance of the same. sc. shall be regula-
ted by special convention.
vi. The High Contracting Parties
shall have the right reciprocally to accre-
dit with the Generals, Commanders Of
their armies, Officers, who shall be al
lowed the liberty of corresponding with
their governments, in order to inform
them of the military events, and of all
that relates to the operations of the ar
mics.
VII. AS the engagements entered into