TTTF NATTONA fiEOISTJ , tht: consequences of the tinfortnnate period so happily ter !,-.1 by the present peace, reeoirece the whole of the "MN zh the Govettuneut have a elaint to from France, on account Or rtraets furnishings, or advances, of whatever kind, made to the ..ench Government in Ike different wars which have taken place : wee 1792. Ott his part, his Most Christian Majesty renounces every claim which he might have against the Allied Powers On the same ac coutit. In execution of this article, the high contracting parties Pailage ellutnalk• to remit to one another all the titles, obligation., and docuinents, relative to the claims which they have. reciprocally renliinced. Art. 19 The French Gevermnent engages to cause to he lielni dated an I paid the slims which it shall be fouud to owe otherwise in countries out of its territories, in virtue of contracts or other formsl engagements totem] into betwetu individuals or particular CSTAbliSlOntntS and the Flttiell authorities, either on account of fur nishings or legal o bligations. Att. 10. The high contractinff powers shall name, Immediately lifter the exchange of the ratification of the present 'ft aty, Com tlii , sioners to regulate and oat nil to the execution of the whole of the dispositions contained in articles 18 and 19. These Com tnissionerz; shall occupy themselves with the examination of tie reelamations spoken of in the preceding article, of the liquidation of the slims reclaimed, and of the mode is which the French Go ye:no:et:l shall prepese to dischArge them. They will he charged in the same manlier livid' the ri mission of the titles, obligations a.;d document , rilicive to the el lints to which the contracting pirtics tnntuall'y re' 'once, so that the ratification 'if the result teeir lahours wilt co,;:olcie this reciprocal renunciation. Art. Qt. The dt !es !Teel:Ally hyp,tlo .-ated in their origin, on the countries wt.iell era - , e he'or„; to France, or contracted for their internal almiiii?tratiari. shall remain a louden on these countries. There shag consequently bt evconnted for to the French Govern ment, reckoning front the '22d December 1213; such of those debts as have been cotiverted into teseriptions in the great. book of the /!:214 of Prance. 'rite titles of all those which have been pre pared thi the ioscription and have not yet been inscribed, shall be remittel to the Governments of the. respective countries. The statements of all those debts shall be drawn up- Ted settled by m m 4 Commissioneis. Art. 21. The Fiend) Government will remain charged on its side with the reinibursenseilt of all the smos vested by the subjects of the abovementioned countries, deposits, or consignments. ltl the same manner, French subjects, residing In the abirve•mentiontd States, who have vested stuns, as consignments, deposits, or securities, in their respective treasuries, shall be faithfully reim• Imrsed. Art. V 3. The mortgagees of places tinder mortgage winch have no cash in hand, shall he veimbursed with interest until the entire pay ment at Pat is, by fifths per annum, commencing from the date of the present Treaty. With regard to those whom balances of account are due, this reimbursement shall commence, at the latest six mouths after the presentation of their accounts, cases of malversation only ex cepted. A copy at' their last account shall be sent to the Govern ment o!' their country, to serve as a document and point ft um which to ;late. Art. '24. Judiciary deposits and consienments paid into die sink .fig foul ill excel:lf:or of the law of the Vital Nevoise an 13 (Jan. IMS), and whirl! Lelong to the' ialrithitants of countries no i o n. tier posFessrd by France, shall he placed, within the term of one yezo, ree'ooriite from the exchange of the ratifications of the present treaty, in the holds of the authorities of the said countries, with th• ext.( ption el* those deposits and eonsignmeuts which concern *Fetich subjects, and in which case they shall remain in the sinking t 13.11, vnt to he restored until a tentence of justification is given by competent authorities. A rt. The sums deposited by the conmomes and public esta- Vishment, in the service chest and in the sinking fund, or in any other Government foods, shall he relmbursed fifths, from year to e ar . eananeneing fat m the date of the present treaty, se! jeer it' the deduction of ad% anees which may have been made to them. and saving any claims that may be made neon such fiinds by the creditors of the said communes and public esta6l:shelentA, Art. VC. The French Government shall cease to be chargeable ai erasion, any sums incurred • - alividid being no logger rarmary,lBl4. titre ese•rattx by French ltg, ill those .of the left Alps, biond the licpits r E 12. of ancient France, are, ard shill be gnaratiteed to the owners thereof. , Act. 28. The abelition of the droits d'aubaine of detraction and ithers of the same nature in those conarsiet 'whirl; have reciprocally . etipid - itcd fee it with feetee, Or which had 'obviously been united with it is expressly in-intaieed. Art. 29. The French Government engage', to restore the *lnd other titles Which may have teen seized in the provinces ore'''. Ord by the manic, or civil Fuer (it - made: - of Fraece ; and in c it i es uhere restitution cannot ue made, those bouds and titles are and shall be extinguished. Art. 50. The suns which may remain dne for all works of publi c utility, not yet eepl..e.leted, or finished seb-eqnently to the 31.4 De cember, ma . on the Rhine, and in the departments detached from France by the present Treaty, shall be made chargeable to the ture pessessors of the territory, and .hall he liquidated by the commissioners Chierged Vilth the liqoidation of the debts of the country.. Art. •-;1. The archive', maps, plans and all &eminent% whativeir heitaiging to the c:a.nti ie. now ceded, or concerning their adodeis. tration shall he faithfully restored at the same time that the coun tries diemselves are, or if that slitaibi be impossible, within six months after the cession or the said countries. This stipulation is applicable to the archives, maps, plans, &e. which may have been seized in the countries now occupied by the differeet Art. 30. Within two months all flit , powers who have been ere wool in the eresent war, shill stud Nemeetentiaties to Vienea to reemate, in a general '2o:egress, the a7raogtorents necessary to efeeplete the stir 'lotions of the prefoutl teats', Art 33. The presertlreaty shall he ratifii and the ratifications exelianeed within fin( en days, et - sew:el if possible. in testimony of which the respe' five Hee potentiaries have signed she sane. and and affixed thereto the seals of t heir arms. Done at Paris, the :',oth of May, in the Year of Graee, 1C•14. (L. S.) cSigned) PRINCE DE PENEVENT. (L. S.) IVIPTTERNICH. (1,. S.) (..01.71T STADION, ADDITIONAL AIITICLI - % High Conti acti y Parties anxiety: to efface every vestige of the unhappy events %sloe(' have upon their people, have leveed explicitly - to mond the effects of the 'treaties of 1:1.i5 tied 181`.), in every respect wherein they a-e not already annulled by the present Treaty. In consequence of this determination less 'Mose Christian Majesty, promises that the decrees issued against Freed' subjects, Or reputed French subjtcts. acing, or liatieg been, in the service• of his Imperial anti Royal Apostolic. Majesty, shall he rind and void, as well as the judgmeats which may have been given in virtue of those decrees. The present additional article shall bate the same f!ree and effect as if it had been inserted word for word in the general Treaty of this day. It shall be ratified, and the rutdicatioes exchanged at the same time. In testinraly of which the respective Plenipo tentiaries have sigeed end affixed thereto the seals of their aims. Done at Paris the 30th of May, in the Year of Grace. 1814. (L. S.) (Signed) The PRINCE DE BENFVENT. (L S.) PRINCE METTERNICH. (L S.) COUNT STADION. The smote day, in the same place, and at the same moment, the same Definitive Treaty of Pcace was concluded Between France avid Rossia, Between France and fit eat Britain, Between France and Prussia. ADDITIONAL ARTICLE TO THE TREATY WITH RUSSIA. , The homily of' Warsaiv being wider the administration of a Pro visional Council established by Russia, since that country has been ocenpied by its armies, th e two Hi;li Contracriee Parties have agreed to appoint immediately a special tanumi•ation, composed on each side of, equal number of ennonis,imiers to whom shall he confided the examination, the liquirhitioo, and all the arrangentents relative to their re ciprocal pretensiens. • The present Additioual Article shall have the same effect as if it Isere inserted word for word in the general treaty of this day. It ratified, and lit ratifications exchanged at the same time. In testimony of whim ,the. respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the same and have affixed thereto the seals of their MA'S. Done at Paris, the 30th of Nay, in the year of Grave, 1814. (L. S.) (Signed) The PRINCE DE BEN FVENTIISI. (L. S.) ANDRF, Cf ywrE. DE RASVU - MOPFSKY: CHARI 4 G . S. ROBERT, COMTE 1)E NPSEIRODE. (L. S.) IP - -- - --- . with any civil. tnilitat y, or ecclesiastic ai rrt by the tli3l):wtling ' a iroops, &4 fur alay ill. a French Anh' 1.., ~...,., ' , of the Ist J: Art. 7At.. -11 '^ • 1 4 . tired a , . i - .- - -% . ~ • e l .. ~,, • • -: ~ .•vemeil Ihttile tiit.tlk •te! :--. % - ,f; •-•; • A .... ! ..1 , " ~-,. • • •:::: : ' • W .4 1 `t:4 1.. ..:* ' :\i - 1 ) . - i- . T.lr‘ .: 4- • .r•sw , , , i- '.• . - J \,. ,-,(1 . ''.... • - . .%111r1.4:7 - , - .: t• .. 6 : . ..,n, • k ir - N... 46) agrallF Mar .