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1
u t
f P.
notice, j -.c. ,r
WPTfyfii'WiinHS2J cUy or
UT!K MILLIONS ct doban, cf
. Wicof J than .twenty ave
rjKLrti tb 3 biln i P' of.
OweW 7 million! cf Jojm au ;
Tl iu be uiKtJ Tor tbe wocey loned
t.v.oiiArrrcaiJr s ad ibe prooo-1
" J Jj.unc tu amount of roO-l
Vs-
tii3 fcacrcj w
. ...,ui.ch theiunth dlt of
Lhoftfc cnn 02 -rsohths of Octcbcr, I
ifUtrttTOtlir injulnenr. all tbe te-
cf the Jcf . .
' f
tlit, wtxtt tbt coaveiiecce oi tbe
I fit ta 1 1 1 W
Tfiir ten will U apowed" to aJl
tboJuiviUt. j bat a to
inoi- fewrthof ori cent will U
ttj w ity prciO ctlicctinsubscriptjcr
w pu:- oi wcctpciiYtiflf to .coe
rail joU ocnt tl twcutt five tbcostnd
Exnu cpwaa pT.dcd ioh propqui
bcKtepK. -
n. fi2cietrtiotttot ttj icUilmrnf,
'l,,ctJlB insialraett tob fotfeiudi
ca Uik ts tan wbi
wiH te 'MKtd b,tb ,Ca-
jert atbe Uck ibete the piymenu haU j j
e. i -
list ruaw, atbe otber fuodWl icck f.f ,
ll Uflh-d S kiti, fid will tc cLjffd, for
'rt;;sltrira (juiiittly piyor nt of its i?te-;
tat. w ft the uluciiis icmbenmct of:
b iTicipkt vpoo tbe annoit fund of eight i
eix-s of dcjlwi f'DropTiitAJ lor' the piy.
ctii ti ite ptlccp4 Interest or the 4
i o( ibe United Sutoia 'he roimer
f eon.t d JXl Ot thCtUX Ct
NOTlCLi
-4 biue Uowli: ith ion mLrr Claals
AUij by kim dvertricd. All vaich u ..1 be
Xdf low fjr ojJi or pron-p pavineot.
tuettlle, Ju'y 12 j p. PEUUV.
OncHundrcd DolIars:Rcvvatdt
f tua Withoui t i.r.iitof this tite, fcr
tteci.ty ot Dill kOS auJ TOM or
'y D-lliu Ur.ti.e bUrtryof either ol
to rjj ov.nrr or to rr.yelf at cny
j'--o ttr Cikk.t, SarU- Caiolmft.
i wctc fwirrrJy3 the pr.prrty ef
locwai P.urtUrt;ur S uthap.iMj county,
- tow oi Ck:ir4i ti U s Utc
Xe has ulr k lnp lo V'.iin.- I
i M ijm uih -nt. 14c u vm rnUe,
n ni xcrtye, -de ipfken aui ra
tJ ar v.ir t vocej . Tcra thofczh
- j us,i Vi, Itl iu
hfju ; Tomjfcij ccjif icrnetVhat the
it x , v 5 :ad5,ni lh,or Twenty.
iUi j'.rMjipg cancroC OWn ia any
J ( ,7t tn U3.yJVai unJ axihl.nr me
. . lj r JOilN TAYLOR
. v. vvi
?V Pm.7 - J !) u cf Se. li
eo wnto ukri. wp,Ui4 ptTi!ooit
""Pcd JukWfcu. l.A rTU4J cUVing;
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r i TT ,
lotrco a to ocpA .r.io ft bnk
tf.,!1 or ntylfive dall.rs ob
ai:?rfr0J tefl.2;tTh. Mir.wBO ea'Ja
r HrrcfcrJ o'u, v:je.ii a tt,ick
wul trio. wrt'bt.L v-h l..r.,lt
areu Tail rn.tha
TAM'IV.. T J 1 Fi Iv I ft -5.
4.
cnoigcs tb al'ov ihcVuMccti 56T hlsv
M u 4 1 Christian Maj v A 'tojcftp1
jiona tod property, wUhW4lhe;lImVts
oi mc uruisn oovcrtigix uua tnc
continent of . India'; the jamip?facUi
tiprivilcgca and protectto wfitcn
nowarc4 or which shall be granted to
the ' most favored natibos. . On his
side. His Most Christian Majesty
having .nothing more at heart than
the perpetuity of the Peace iletween
the two Crowns bf France Wd Eng
land, und ivishiuc.to eootrihate 'bs far
as iqhis power ttremoving at pre
sect for the relations of the two" pow
ers, whatever might, one day disturb
their mutiul gtou uiidersbbdingV ctV
caees to make no fortified work in
j the. establishments which are. to be
WtUtftheMnkcrbtnkslircsiorcuwnim auu wnitn arc iiiu.
tibeUwJ" nayJiretomkeMs!!ed within the limitn ot.thef British
"Al u I,3ted to mikeil Sovereignty upon.uhe." continent of
restored to him and which are situat-
the Indies, and to . keep in these es
tablishments only the number of:
trdos accessary for tthe maiotc
oaccr of the police, .
ATf. I S. As to the right or France;
toCsh upon the Grand Jiunk of Netv-j
fourdUnJ,upon the cbast of the tiland
of that hurueand the adjacent islands;
and in the Gulph of St. Lawrenccj :
cv-tn tmucr shall be rppiaced uriOQ tnc
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me fiotius as in,179-, '
Art. The colonies factories,
ind' establishments which are to be
restored to his Mosti Christian Ma
jehy by his Btitaunic Majesty or hii
f-t CI IOC Wirt iv i;t 4 vm - 1 f II
JwihcrfrvmAincW shall be resiored as follows :
viibeuidc-aieitw3erecnthccccTitlioe which a re 5xx (he , north scai 6r
lutte-)r-';i .UlC iT,k, i"41"! in thsseas nnd upon ihie conttuentt of
JSificiMs1 w J be .if sr.b by j5 Am.iica :riid Africa within ' three
ckiykefittoUivl.vr . n i be tu-ded j! months, and those which are beyond
fcttticcorpfctioaof i-.c pi)mnts( tpen j lnc Cape of Good Hope within six
wa.o tbe m from h wliftMtion .0f ftc
fiVvi.r rert lr iia v (nihil Dive LtO 1 1 .
present treaty.
&nictieitf (uiM cck will also Lc'is .n. 15. 1 he high contracting par-
t , ties navinc reservca xo tncmseivcs ov
pl.ilic itc jin cut Cl me -next lixttc- . ' "vv vv" T w -w
, . 23d,of April. Us tj tb reguVate in the
. TwfawJai wocktobc thusiuocd vitl be M D finitive Treaty of Pea' e, the fate bf
sr&tc&bW, tnl iftcr the Gut day of De i . .)( -,rj
ctr- ib-65 will e .rofcrxb'i .n the M thc scnaU and vessels pf war1 arm-
QriiMw on r in nnoinnnn or rnc
1 f r .1 v . 1 1
ea anu nut armea wntcn arc wiuuu
the- maritime oUces- restored by
France in Exetution of the 2nd arti
cle of the said Convention, it is agreed
that the said ships and vessels of war
arm& and not armcdi.as also the na
v&i'dniIcry and.'ammuoitiaDf-and all
materials of building.and armament,
1 . . 1 i ' : -ur
hall be 2ivided,between France andt
the countrfes In which the p-aces s
situd; in ;lhc proportion' of tw
are
Shins atid vessel buiidincr which
ah-ll not he ih condition to be. put to
sea in six weeks after the signature of
the present Treaty, shtll be"ctynYid-
ered as materials, and after beiog de
molished, shall b;: "divided as suchin
ht proprrt on sbovf declared... j
Commi sionrs shall be named on
i;her' side to agree on' the division,
and 'to prepare an account ; abd pajs
purts and state conducts shalbe gy
j en by the aHted potrers'tbcure the
i rciurn of tlie French workMen,sea-
men ana taoourcrs into rrroce r '
lb the above stipulations shall not
he comprised either vessels and arse
oau-pcing in uie martiim.ee n acqs.
wnicn-anuit bave lauen into. me pow--f
of thetillies before the ,23d of, Ar
pril, ndr the Vt sse!s and "ftr'ettU
which belooged to Holjahd, abd'es
neciaUv the ffVet of the Texel. . . I '
I The government bF Francerjjbliges I
IKiMfto wxthdraV .jiKiell all that ehalli
01 long lo-ii oy 1 no puiivoc34aocyc
expressed in ) spate bf ';tlifee
months afterth'e diviiibn shall Live?
rei.i..errcctetl.- i -, ... .
1 j 11 encefoxth tbe port of Anvera shaI
be sqlelja conitnficialort:- 'ty.
parties, 'wishing tb.jcoer with entire
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'pUFiobicribtT b& rrceited. and now 1 1 thirds for Ftaocc andof oae-tnird tor
ctu r fr "a1c. bbla fime Nova bco-ithe pCWerS tO wHich'the Sild places
U SJaon, 6 llAk. pickled Codfish, i Is 'j.yiV . , - r. , .
. dtiv AU.1.1..1 i:i...u- i,?... sftjll belong. ...
utcd; tsurpe, ocxiatt pwe, ' -'v'-lt finth ijfj
jdedbjtthe present treyf xo ipejivid
ual of , whatever class 6ftmiCq6n. he
or ttoholcdi th cfcntoiiior nrbnertv. un
Ider ny"pVe tr5rl accouni of his
titicai conduct ''o?opm&iisibrhi at
xohtracpario
ments wntcu nve ceaieq to existr pr
fbr anyTOthervreasQtrv except or deblid
coniacica ivuiuvinaiyiauais or rur
acts posterior" td thcipresenurcaty.
. ' Ar t li . Intall the cpunuics w hich
ahall change masiers either in virtue
of the bresent treats." or of anvailo
ceeding arrangements, there 6hab,be
years, counting from the exchange of
ratincatipns, to oispoae, it tpey snan
thiolc, expedient, of thir, property,
acquired either before thewarj-or du
ring its, actual continuan cer and. to re
tire into whatever coiintryhey thai
chooseJ:i j.-? ' vj. j .j
Art. 10. .Tfye alliejd:pcn7crs:yii&h
iog to give to hi$3Jost Crpristian; Ma
jesty a aevT testimony of (heir desire
to dg aw'aasjfaraajn them lies, the
consequences of that epoch of iuseryf
so happily terminated by the tresect
peace, renounce' in the whole' such
sums as the gcvernment may (Jaim ot
France on account 'cf all i contracts,
vuprjlis or adyanceslliatsoeyir mide j
to the FrenchfRoyefanient in lhe diffi
ferent wars which have taken place
since 179 j :, i.'. -f - .- 1
. On his Jiart, fht a . Most C ir "dan .
Majesty renounces ail claim wiich be'
might form against the aLierJpower
upon tbe saihp "foundations j . In ex
ecution of thjs article, tHe jilgH con
tracting parties engage to deliver ;tch
other all securities obligations and
documents which relate tcVihe daimv
hey have reciprocally reliatiuisredr
An9:TwiVrench gtsvefdment
engagrsto cause tp lie HqutdatetTa'uTir
naid ill such I other iums as shall be
fbunU due in cbunljies out of its ter
ritory, in virtue of cjutratt, or other
formal eng3gement4hcretofpre made
between uidiyidualsjor private estab ,
Ushments; and the lfrench authoriues
a w ell for aupplie as in virtue of
legd obligitipns; ' ,
Art. 2U. The ligh contracting
powers shall kppoin ; immediately af
ter the exchange f ratifications of
the present tfeaty, commissioners to
regulate andf siJpctntend the execu
tion of allr tr.eprJyiiions contained
in the .1 8thatd (i9iiarucles. These;
commissioners shal attend. to the ex
hminatioti of the clims mentioned inJ
the preceding articl;, the .liquidation
of the sums claimed, and the mode
in which the frencrj government shall
propose ta, idisch'aige them. ' TAejJ
bha also be 'charged with the dellvei;
Lry of- the securities, obligations and
aocumcuts relative ta tnc ciaim,
which the higtr contracting parties J
mutually reunquisa bo iuiii.iuc
fi ation of thefresjiU ofj tfieir; Jabor
shall complete 'thislreciprocarrenuni
s ' Aru 2Upebu specially charged ia 4
their origin npon the countries Ayhicn
cease to' belong to Prnceyr c
tedvforthehf ifcreripr adtnmistra'tion,
snait' remain; a cnargc yyoutwcm
same'eountries." Itrisennently sruch
'Theyiectirtties of iXl tfiosey which
resnecttyecountries- y ne accounts
of all theierd'cbts sHall be! bfepared'ana
1 . T 1 1.1. A a.m. nnmittmA' L
Xru:2m
shali remain 1 cgeiuyartUB
the.reiniMrstmient of all bms paid
by the subjectsi6f iaeentronv1
crtcotiU'tjintrtlKe
thth'envl'.r5vbf aecity depoi.
.1 ' 'ZtLiii'JiL '.lt?
Site Or COuSluu4uuu i iuibu
have, been prepared,! or inscription &,
have not yet been insrrtbed fihalibe"
deiivcre"d't(J;the( gVerntoentsfdfKe:
I ''MA.
subiects. servants of the said cbtm
tries, who have paid sumsJbyav of
security- depdsi t oonsihatipn, ,into
their, treasuries, respectively
falthfUlyembrsttl; - v$ ; 1 1
iJ ArtV TXhe Utulriespfj: places
held io.jptedge.iwhd jhkyn i the.,r e
ceipt of the revenues, ahall Jbe; . ftlmi
bursed withjntcrest untif the fulj pay
ment at ,Parisby one fifth every year
reckoning ftonxthe dateof, -ih,ii iTreaJ,
-Vijth respect . to jthbse, t who ; are
accountable, this reimUarsernent shall
co m mence at the farthest six; months!
otter Ane r.preseQiauon -01, xnt;ir.icr
Lcounts the case , of malversation. only
excepted. A copy xf the last account
shall be jgiven to the govern me ot 5.
their country,, Xo serve.it for an index,
and a point of departure t v V X'-u?
: Art 24 The judicial deposits and
consignations made into thes lt cajssej
d,amortisejiient,,4n execution of thi,
law of 28 nivose year 13. 19 January
1805) 8l which belqpg to inhabitants
of . countries which France . ceases jto
possess, shall , be , placed wi 1 hi q tjie'
term oone yeari countiog- from tjeSJ
exchange of,ratificationsof. thef pre-,
sent Treaty, ih the hands ofy ihs atiM
thorhiesTpf the said coantries except
such of these deposits.ancnsina-.
tions as interest French, ubjects in
which case they ishall. remain ih the
feaisse d'amortissement npt to be
restored but Upon the liberation re9bl Ij
ting from the cleciaicns bcompetent
authQritiea. ' 'Z
Art. 25. The (unds deposited by
the communes, and-' .public establish
mentsin the caissede sery:Jce"tapd
iokXhe caisse d'amortissement qr
int any other fund, of the government,
shall be reimbursed'to them by fifths,
from year to year, cduntjD from the
date of the present treaty, deducting
the ad vane ts whi ch shall- have bee n
made. to (henvand savingihe regulafr
oppositions made upon thogeTunds
by the creduors of the said cpmjriunes
and of tbe aid jjubUcstablisinent
Art. 26 Daung from thelirst Jan
uary 1814, the FencH government
ceases to be charged with thepay
ment of any , pension; civil,, military,
or ecclesiastical, pay or retreat,, or
half payf, ta.any ihdiVifiual who is
nb longer a French, sbbjttt; . ; ' c r Z.,.
. Art. 27.t ThenattonaWpmviinspur.
cha3ed for valuable considefatioa
by French subjects in thp former de
partments of Belgium otbeieft bank,
of the Hhine, and 1 Alpsjout of the U.
mits of ancient France, are ind re
main guaranteed to the purchasers.'
Arf.2a.: 1 he abolition bttW'Xdro r
datibiioef' of detracti in'j ami,
others of the samejoature iicountue
w hich ,;have Reciprocally R tipulated
such abolition with -:Ff an rbrwhicjn
had been before onited withity is ex
pressl maintained 1 u& :r
Art.j29, The French government
engages o restore obligations- and o
therOsecurities ' which shall have been
seized in the provinces ocubied by
tne rrench armies or administrations;
ana in cases wnere uie restitution can
not oe euectea,;tnese opugntipps ana
securities are to remain Dull and void
:. Art.0.vTheums which shall be
dtie.for all wqrks oftpublic utility noti
yet ierm ioated ort iermio ated:-since
the 1 Is t if, Decern pet 1 8 12ypgn the
RHloe and in. departments ide4acl
ed iiorf jfraninthepVei
shaUb ecpme.a charge tiponjihe f3ttc
'pbsBessorsot fjrtertiibrV;and''Bat(
I l?e liquidated bythf tbmnVission char
jFjmq pf public slnrice. V Sinking fnd
. - a sort or foreign attchtneot, ainiilar m
" Soldo k trahe" traitemeat
respondeoW He,aitaVtrTes.as p bffi-oriof-nthi
Vcmownems-iQ militarx
rsiaJUaaHo bfflceri" bfJavalrjf pensH
4V,ufonneitiifie a reductioaoEtbe
crooio ke8Tnamoer iauiooriijr
theni. is An bfilcer ii skid u.tb fiaTewobtained
ilia ioetrfWlM'n th corps JohScb tebe4
loniredhavimrbeen "attfprniecl, mii eonv
mi&aion liasV been preaexred to Jiim with
cerum aljowancv, less jujan mat. 01 omcen
inactiial. iUhkerTtiibrm
gd with theJ;aidation of the debts of ' t
trie country. ? Yfx'r f
apd dpiSmeptoB6 wlm
the!
coun
Wit
riadminjstraM&BfaH
try ior;v 1 ttna t vDeL t m nossiotecw - f ; , tit m
bin 'i ter mijotSxle'ediE rf i
from the restortoo'; 01 tKb c6uitre5" V-: - ' m:
thwmseivesivNtV;? JVW -H-h k
'TS s-tipuri :f
archives, charts anablaiw
..?i-!n,-v4f , ; S mm.
v Ajrt32. In the space oftwatnnhsi r.
on one. sideVrhe 6!thintere4' fl-N'
prAent;vhaU -
iHefxp y.iebnaytrjgdl .'
rcqngressl theatratfnehtthV' ' 'MW
areftocbmplethedispoUioaotthe $
be ratified, and the Ratifications shaU fir..
. ru - .. 4 t , urc&4v icuty auaii ;f - p
sooaeru possio;e. . u
pievinave agreea to annui ,epuciuyi t .
the-eflW6bfihe:trea ' fi f '
ftnd rt far a theraTieiiOt" already i f' I;
annullea,iif tact pytne present treaty
-Afeeablv td this idaermtittolMte
:tjiaali:heefe
ifrencn. suoiects oripsputea, re.ocq.iew
bein2lr haviag beeix in the, serveM;:
hisximperiaandirbyai apotoUena-i
jefy abW?iliaI ff ' 79
as; alt iddceinents that may laafeMciti ;
rendered via eecunbo pi ;iheiipsV
crees.:t:? : ; -: -sife 1
iThiafee a;.iii;'the V
and iie stognioih i ;
defmidve treaty of peafe contiiii Jm f
Betje .-'
' Between France anl Great firitaini r V
Between France anil "Prussia; with
j Auaitionatiirucicj to ine f jcaty
:ussta
"v. ' f I . v. I -j ,V
colLJblit establish vustvainc ,
thai "contrhiaa 'peXpted b het
arms, the twdjhigh contracting vi parV-(ir-M
h.ivr aoreed id name immediate-
iy .a special commwamwuoipuscu ua. r. (
i eithersidC b 6
fedmmtssmiw fm
'prpplretenstonss'l .-. : iv- ' p';.f;
witif Great1 Britalo;' -M
lw His most christian; triaies-v :Jr m .i.
tyi shatjngwuhout reserve all the sen-v Pt
timents ,of iBrttannic majesty in - felnf
Nation to tepeOe,i of rommef co
point commtsitdnerso liquidate their , 7
'respective, etpeceafe ahe appor . kf
:tircipeWa .' fef 1
etr jMeMionS: 0$' . fe
wnuhfthey triayveebntractedet t j f f
feferebal ; K?f
Soiijjc .T.' Inf;
'fatincaSonM.'tr )'
tStSfr seojiestrW f-.D v fel
:HavMficeuifibte'ih "fef,
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