Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-11
Korelg,, Intelligence.

able general interest, nave never Deeli
published in this country. Among them
are the treaties of accession of the Sc
yeral powers to the treaty Of alliaaceI
between Russia, Austria, Prussia and
Great Britain, signed at Vienna, a5th
March, 1915. The following, being
the accession of Bsden, we give as a
specimen, all being nearly in the same
form. We omit the preamble.
Best Gar.
Art. His Majesty the King Of the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
Ireland, having engaged conformity with
their Maiesties the Emperor of Austria,
King of Hungary and Bohemia, the En-
|peror Of all the Russias, and his Majes-
liz King of Prussia, to unite the means
|of their States for the purpose Of main.
|taining IN all their integrity the condi-
lions Of the treaty concluded at Paris on
1.-The thirtieth OF May, one thousand eight
hundred and fourteen as we'll as the stip,
ulations which shall be agreed upon and
Isigned at the Congress OF Vienna, to the
end Of completing the dispositions of that
treaty and securing them against every
attempt, and especially against the de-
signs Of Napoleon Bonaparte; and to
| direct to this effect all their efforts against
him and his partizans, in order to put it
out of his power in future to disturb the
tranquility OF Europe and the general
peace; His Royal Highness the Grand
| Duke of Baden accedes to this alliance,
and solemnly engages to unite the means
| of his States with those of His Britannia
Majesty, aud the Sovereigns his allies,
lin order thus to direct, IN concert and
with common consent, all their efforts to
the same end.
Art. 2--In consequence of this acces-
Ision, His Royal Highness the Grand
Duke of Baden engages on his part to
keep in the field corps OF sixteen thou
sand men of all arms, which shall form
! part of the Grand Army assembling on
the Upper Rhine, under the command Of
Itield Marshall Prince Swartzenberg.
! The troops Of his Royal Highsess shall
| continue united in one corps, and shall
be under the immediate command Of a
General named by his Royal Highness.
| The Landstrrm shall be called out
according to the exigency Of the case, &
lis not comprised in the calculation made
| in the present article, and shall only
serve with the country, and for the de-
fence of the interior.
Art. S-His Britannia Majesty eDga-
ge,l in his own name, as we'll as in that
/ of their Majestic the emperor of Aus.
(tria. King of Hungary and Bohemia,
| the Emperor OF all the Russias, and his
Majesty the King o! Prussia, not ito lay
down his arms without particularly TAX
ing into consideration the interests of
| His Royal Highness the Grand Duke of
Baden, and not to permit the political
exis encs Of the Grand Duchy to be Ivio-
Hated.
Art. 4.-When the object Of the pre-
lsent war shall have been attained, his
Britannia Majesty engages, in concert
with his allies, to admit his Royal High
mess the Grand Duke to bear part in
the arrangements Of the future peace, in
las far as they shall csncern-h his interests.
Art. 5-Eyery thing relating to the
subsistence, equipment and transports !;
ITO hospitals end all other objects neces-
|sary to support and facilitate the move
ments Of the troops, and the operations
|of the war, shall be regulated by a par
Iticular Convention.
The compensation to their sovereign
land country for the services of these
troops, is stipulated in separate Trea-
|ty.]
Art. His Britannia Majesty enga-
|ges to pay to his Royal Highness the
Grand Duke of Baden, a subsidy OF III
lbs per man, for the service Of the year.
lending the first of April, 1916, to the
number of ten thousand men. This sub
sidy shall be paid in London at the end
of each month, by monthly instalments,
10 the person duly authorized to receivel
the same on the part of his Royal High
ness the Grand Dake of Baden, and the
srst payment is to be MADE upon the ex-
change of the ratihcations of this Treaty.
In case Peace should take place or be
signed between the Allied Powers and
France before the expiration of the said
year, the subsidy shall be paid up to the
end of the month in which the defnitive
Treaty shall have been signed, and His
Britannia Majesty promises, in addition
TO pay to His Royal Highness, the Grand
Duke OF Baden the subsidy of one month
to cover the expenses OF the return OF his