Mar. 4. Civil List

Army Estimates

5. Petitions against the Property Tax....

Articles of Charge against Lord Chief Justice Ellenborough

6. Petitions against the Property Tax .........

Army Estimates

Page

1080

1080

1109

1145

1208

1240

III. ACCOUNTS.

......

Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue in the Years ending 5th Jan.
1815, and 5th January 1816 .....

431
of Estimates of Army Service, for the Year 1816

841
Account of all Money raised by Poors-Rates in England and Wales, in the
Year ending the 25th of March 1815

831

of the Weekly Amount of Bank Notes in Circulation from Jan.

1814, to January 1816 ....

.....

427

of all Sums of Money paid, or now due and payable, to this
Country by France ...

...... 1039

of the Peace Establishments of the Army, Navy, Ordnance, and

Miscellaneous Services, for each of the Years from 1783 to

1793, both inclusive

525

of the Expense and Numerical Amount of the Military Establish-

ment of Great Britain, for the Years 1714, 1730, 1749, and

1764

811

of the Effective Number and Established Strength of Regiments

of Cavalry, Guards, and Infantry, borne on the British Esta-

blishment; and the General Distribution of the said Force, in

the Years 1791 and 1792 ...

813

-, shewing the Average Numbers and Expense of the Military and

Naval Establishments maintained by this Country in the several

periods of Peace, from the Treaty of Utrecht to the commence-

ment of the American War

815

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.....

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IV. ADDRESSES.

Feh. 19. Address of the Lords upon the Treaties with Foreign Powers ... 651

• - of the Commons upon the Treaties with Foreign Powers 703

V. PRINCE REGENT'S SPEECHES.

FO

1. The

The Lords Commissioners Speech on Opening the Session ......

1

GENERAL TREATY SIGNED IN CONGRESS AT VIENNA, June 9, 1815, WITII THE

ActS THEREUNTO ANNEXED.

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GENERAL TREATY of Congress, signed at Vienna, 9 June, 1815 72

Acts THEREUNTO ANNEXED.

1. Treaty between Russia and Austria, 21 April, 3 May

114

2. Treaty between Russia and Prussia, 21 April, 3 May........ 121

3. Additional Treaty, relative to Cracow, between Austria,

Prussia, and Russia, 21 April, 3 May

131

Constitution of the Free City of Cracow, 3 May.......

136
4. Treaty between Prussia and Saxony, 18 May ....

150
5. Declaration of the King of Saxony, and Acceptation, on the

rights of the House of Schoenburg, 18 and 19 May..... 150

6. Treaty between Prussia and Hanover, 29 May

151

7. Convention between Prussia and the Grand Duke of Saxe-

Weimar, 1 June

157

8. Convention between Prussia and the Duke and Prince of Nas-

sau, 31 May.......

159

9. Federative Constitution of Germany, 8 June ........

16Ł

10. Treaty between the King of the Low Countries and Prussia,

England, Austria, and Russia, 31 May .........

175

Act for the acceptance of the Sovereignty of the Belgic Pro-
vinces, by his Royal Highness, signed at the Hague, 21 July,
1814

180
11. Declaration of the Powers on the affairs of the Helvetic Con-
federacy, signed at Vienna, 20 March, 1815....

182

Acceptance of the Diet of the Swiss Confederation, signed at

Zurich, 27 May .......

187

12. Protocol on the Cessions made by the King of Sardinia to the
Canton of Geneva, signed at Vienna, 29 March

188

13. Treaty between the King of Sardinia, Austria, England,

Russia, Prussia, and France, 20 May

191

14. Conditions which are to serve as the bases of the union of the

Genoese States to those of his Sardinian Majesty, 20 May... 194

Cession made by his Majesty the King of Sardinia, to the Can-

ton of Geneva, 20 May

197

15. Declaration of the Powers regarding the Abolition of the Slave
Trade, 8 February ....

200

16. Regulations for the Free Navigation of Rivers, 8 February 202

Articles concerning the Navigation of the Rhine, 8 February... 204

Articles concerning the Navigation of the Necker, of the

Mayne, of the Moselle, of the Meuse, and of the Scheldt, 8

February .....
...........

213

17. Regulation concerning the Precedence of Diplomatic Agents,

19 March

214

(VOL. XXXII.)

(b)

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...

VARIOUS TREATIES AND CONVENTIONS CONCLUDED BETWEEN GREAT

BRITAIN AND OTHER POWERS IN THE YEAR '1815.

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1. Convention between Great Britain and Portugal, respecting the

Slave Trade, signed at Vienna, 21 January 1815....... 217

2. Treaty between Great Britain and Portugal, on the same sub-

ject, 22 January .....

219

3. Convention between Great Britain and France relative to the

East Indies, signed at London, 7 March

221

4. Convention between Great Britain, Russia, and the Nether-

lands, l'especting the Russian Loan in Holland, 19 May ...... 225

5. Treaty between Great Britain and Sardinia, respecting the

Sardinian territories, signed at Vienna, 20 May

227

6. Treaty between Great Britain and the Netherlands, respecting

the territories of the King of the Netherlands, 31 May

230

7. Convention between Great Britain and Austria, concerning

the custody of Napoleon Buonaparté, signed at Paris, 2 Aug. 234

8. Convention between Great Britain and Russia, on the same

subject, 2 August...........

236

9. Convention between Great Britain and Prussia, on the same

subject, 2 August

...... 236

10. Convention between Great Britain and the United States of

America, for regulating the Commerce between the two

Countries, signed at London, 3 July

236

11. Convention between Great Britain and the Netherlands, con-

cerning the late Dutch West India Colonies, 12 August...... 240

12. Treaty between Great Britain and Saxony, respecting the terri-

tories of Saxony and Warsaw, signed at Paris, September ... 245

......

DEFINITIVE TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE, SIGNED AT

.PARIS, THE 20TH NOVEMBER, 1815; AND OTHER CONVENTIONS AND

DOCUMENTS.

1. Definitive Treaty between Great Britain and France, signed at

Paris, 20 November, 1815

217

2. Additional Article to the preceding Treaty, relative to the
Abolition of the Slave Trade, 20 November...........

253

3. Convention between Great Britain and France, relative to the

Pecuniary Indemnity to be furnished by France to the Allied

Powers, 20 November.......

... 255

4. Convention between Great Britain and France, relative to the

Occupation of a Military Line in France by an Allied Army,

20 November

256

5. Additional Article to the preceding Convention, relative to

Deserters, 20 November .......

260

6. Note from the Ministers of the Allied Powers to the Duke of

Richelieu, on the nature and extent of the powers attached

to the Command of the Duke of Wellington, 20 November 260

7. Convention between Great Britain and France, relative to the

claims of British subjects on the French Government, 20

November......

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8. Additional Article to the preceding Convention, relative to

British Merchandize at Bourdeaux, 20 November .......... 269

9. Treaty of Alliance between his Majesty and the Emperor of

Austria, 20 November...........

.... 269

10. Note from the Ministers of the United Cabinets to the Duke

of Richelieu, communicating a copy of the said Treaty of
Alliance, 20 November ........

279

11. Extract of a Protocol, relative to the territories and places

ceded by France, 20 November............... ......

274

12. Protocol, respecting the distribution of the 700 millions of

francs which France is to pay to the Allied Powers, 20 No-

vember...........

276

13. Convention between Great Britain and France, relative to the

examination and liquidation of the claims of the subjects of

the Allied Powers on France, 20 November .......

281

Additional Article to the preceding Convention, relative to

the claims of the House of the Counts de Bentheim and

Steinfurth, 20 November........ ...... ..........................

293

14. Treaty between His Majesty and the Emperor of all the Russias,

respecting the Ionian Islands, 5 November ..................... 294

15. Note from Viscount Castlereagh to the Ministers of the Allies,

respecting the restitution of the Works of Art, 11 September 297

16. Dispatch from the Duke of Wellington to Viscount Castle-

reagh, on the same subject, 23 September

301

17. Dispatch from Viscount Castlereagh to the Earl of Liverpool,

relative to the Abolition of the Slave Trade, 27 July ......... 305

Two Inclosures on the same subject.

First :- Extract of Protocol of 15th Conference ..., ....... 305

Second :-Note from Viscount Castlereagh to Prince Talleyrand

thereupon

...... 306

18. Dispatch from Viscount Castlereagh to the Earl of Liverpool,

on the same subject, 29 July ...............

...... 306

19. Dispatch from Viscount Castlereagh to the Earl of Liverpool,
on the same subject, 31 July ...................ees.

S07
Two Inclosures.

First :-Note from Prince Talleyrand to Viscount Castlereagh,

declaring the Slave Trade for ever abolished througlout the

dominions of France, 30 July .....

307

Second :-Viscount Castlereagh's reply to the preceding Note, 31

July

SOS

20. A.-Act of Acknowledgment, and Guarantee of the Neutrality

of Switzerland, on the part of Great Britain, Austria, Russia,
Prussia, and France, 20 November

305

20. B.-Extract of Protocol respecting the Neutrality of Switzer-

land, 3 November

310

......

355

Copy of the Christian Treaty concluded at Paris on the 26th of September,

1815, between the Emperor of Russia, the Emperor of Austria, and the

King of Prussia ....

Manifesto relative to the Christian Treaty, published by the Emperor of

Russia on Christmas Day, 1815

Papers relating to the Convention for the Evacuation of Paris

Papers concerning the Case of Marshal Ney, in so far as respects the Secre-

tary of State's Office for Foreign Affairs......

358

423

527

VII. PETITIONS.

Feb. 15. Petition from the Corporation of London respecting Tithes ...... 572.

- from the Corporation of London respecting Auction

Rooms

574

from the Earl of Elgin respecting his Collection of

Marbles

577

Mar. 4.

from Leominster, respecting the Military Club......... 1068

VIII. PROTESTS.

Feb. 19. Protest of Lord Holland against the Address in Approbation of

the Treaties with Foreign Powers

670

..0..

Feb. 1. List of the Minority in the House of Commons, on the Address
of Thanks at the Opening of the Session.............

69
9. • of the Minority in the House of Commons, on Mr.

Brougham's Motion for a Copy of the Christian Treaty ... 363
of the Minority in the House of Commons, on Mr.
Brougham's Motion for a copy of the Treaty between
Austria, France, and Great Britain, signed at Vienna,
January 1815................

369
15. - of the Minority in the House of Commons on Mr.
Brougham's Motion relating to Spain

613

20. ... of the Minority in the House of Commons, on the Address

upon the Treaties with Foreign Powers

..... 801

28. ...of the Minority in the House of Commons, on referring the

Army Estimates to a Committee of Supply

1017

Mar. 6. .. of the Minority in the House of Commons, on Mr. Stuart

Wortley's Motion for reducing the Army Estimates ......... 1263