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WELLINGTON Arthur Wellesley, duc de (1769-1852) général et homme politique
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WELLINGTON Arthur Wellesley, duc de (1769-1852) général et homme politique anglais, le vainqueur de Waterloo
+ L.A.S. "Wellington", Brussels 3 May 1815, to Sir Charles STUART| 1 page in-4| in English.
He transmits a note from General von
DÖRNBERG, received tonight, with a request to put it before the King's eyes. He goes to
Tienen to meet BLÜCHER, but expects to be back at 5 or 6 o'clock in the evening .
Attached is an autograph MEMORANDUM from the Comptroller of the British Army Finance, Anthony ROSENHAGEN, [early] 1815 (4 pages in-4). Mem [orandu] m of Subsidiary Arrangements, 1815, summarizing an agreement annexed to the General Treaty of Alliance, providing for the payment to Austria, Russia and Prussia of a subsidy of £5 million for one year, the first monthly installment falling on 1 May 1815.
In addition, the Duke of Wellington has full authority to meet or exceed the quota of 150,000 troops that Britain will provide to the army| to this end the Duke has dealt or is negotiating with sovereigns or other powers in Bavaria, Portugal, Sardinia, with a view to a renewal of the war . Following are the pecuniary arrangements provided for by the
Treaty of Paris or the negotiations in Vienna, to be satisfied: 1° one million to Sweden, as compensation for the retrocession of
Guadeloupe to France| 2° the conditions for the transfer to Great Britain of a quarter of the Russian debt in Holland| 3° the Anglo-Dutch commitments for the cession of African islands or cities| 4° the settlement by Great Britain of outstanding obligations owed to Portugal| 5° the Sicilian subsidy of 400,000 pounds sterling will probably continue during the war with Murat .
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+ L.A.S. "Wellington", Brussels 3 May 1815, to Sir Charles STUART| 1 page in-4| in English.
He transmits a note from General von
DÖRNBERG, received tonight, with a request to put it before the King's eyes. He goes to
Tienen to meet BLÜCHER, but expects to be back at 5 or 6 o'clock in the evening .
Attached is an autograph MEMORANDUM from the Comptroller of the British Army Finance, Anthony ROSENHAGEN, [early] 1815 (4 pages in-4). Mem [orandu] m of Subsidiary Arrangements, 1815, summarizing an agreement annexed to the General Treaty of Alliance, providing for the payment to Austria, Russia and Prussia of a subsidy of £5 million for one year, the first monthly installment falling on 1 May 1815.
In addition, the Duke of Wellington has full authority to meet or exceed the quota of 150,000 troops that Britain will provide to the army| to this end the Duke has dealt or is negotiating with sovereigns or other powers in Bavaria, Portugal, Sardinia, with a view to a renewal of the war . Following are the pecuniary arrangements provided for by the
Treaty of Paris or the negotiations in Vienna, to be satisfied: 1° one million to Sweden, as compensation for the retrocession of
Guadeloupe to France| 2° the conditions for the transfer to Great Britain of a quarter of the Russian debt in Holland| 3° the Anglo-Dutch commitments for the cession of African islands or cities| 4° the settlement by Great Britain of outstanding obligations owed to Portugal| 5° the Sicilian subsidy of 400,000 pounds sterling will probably continue during the war with Murat .
Goods dependent on the judicial liquidation of the Aristophil Company
The sale of the goods dependent on the Aristophil LJ by order of the TC of Paris will be confirmed 48 hours before on our site www.collectionsaristophil.com