The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-19
ADDITIONAL CONVENTION,


ARTICLE.
His Britannia Mjesty engages 70 furnish
subsidy of five millions sterling, for the service
OF the year 1875, to be diyided in equal pro-
portions amongst the three powers, namely.
between his Majesty the King of Prussia. his
Majesty the Emperor of Austria King OF
Hungary and Bohemia, and his Majesty the
Emperor ofthe Russias. The subsidy above
stipulated o millions sterling shall be paid IN
London by monthly instalments, and in equal
proportions, to the m inisters of the respective
powers, duly authorised to receive the same.
The first payment thereof to become due on
the 1st day OF May next, and to be made i'm
medlately upon the exchange of the iatihca-
tions OF this present additional convention. In
case peace should take place Or be signed he
tween the Allied Powers and Franco. before
the expiration ofthe said year, the subsidy
calculated upon the scale of five millions
sterling. shall be paid up to the end of the
month, in which the dehntive treaty shall
have been signed and His Britannia Majesty
promises, in addition, to pay to Russia foul,
months, and to Austria and to Prussia two
months, oyr'~ and above the stipulated sub
stk, to cover the eXpences OF the return
OF their troops within their own frontiers.
The present additional convention shall
have the same force and effect as if it were
inserted word for word IN the treaty of the
25,h ofMarch.
1t shall be ratified, and the ratfcations
shall oe exchanged as soon as possible
In faith of which the respective plenipoten-
tiaries have sighed it, and have affixed there
unto the seals of their gyms.
Done at Vienna this 2Oth day of April. in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifteen.
q. s. CLANCARTY,
a.. 50 LIE Prince de HARDENBERG,
IL. 81 lie Baron de HUMBOLDT.
The additional convention with Russia is
exactly similar to the above.I
Letter fran M Caulinconrt 10 Yiscoxnt
CaSfiereagh dated
PARIS, HtrR4, 1915.
The Emperor was anxious To
express directly TO his Royal Highness, the
Prince Regent, the sentiments which inspire
him, and make known to him the high yaiue
which he places on the maintenance of the
peace happily existing between the two coun-
tries am commanded in consequence, nv
Lord to address to you the annexed letter.
and to beg your excellency to present it to his
Royal Highness.
The first wish of the Emperor being, that
the repose of Europe should remain inyioIate
his Majesty has been anxious 10 manifest this
disposition to the Sovereigns who are still as
sembled at Vienna, ~ to all other Soyerejens
have, exc.
(SignedD
CAULINCOURT, Due de vicenes.
His Exceliency Lord Castlereagh, &c.
Letter from Y2cosnt Caaaereash to M.
CauiinconTt.
Downing Street, April 8, 1915.
Sir,
! have been honoured with twb let
ters from your Exceliency bearing date the
4th inst, from Paris, one of them Covering
letter addressed to his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent.
lam to acquaint your Excellency, that the
Prince Regent has declined receiving the let
ter addressed to him, and has, at the same
time, given me his orders to transmit the let
tiers addressed by your Excellency to me, to
Vienna, tor the information and consideration
OF the allied ,Sovereigns and Plenipotentiaries
there assembled.
Ihaye, &c.
CACTT TRPAHLY