Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle (1818)

Date	Conventions, protocols and notes.[1]
9 October	Convention between 4 Powers and France. Evacuation of France. Pecuniary Indemnity.[2]
3 November	Protocol. 4 Powers and France. French Pecuniary Indemnity.[3]
4 November	Note. 4 Powers to France. Termination of Military Occupation of France.
	Invitation to France to join in Conferences of Allies (Annex A to the Protocol of 15 November).[4]
12 November	Note. France to Allies. Acceptance of Invitation to join Conferences. Union of the 5 Powers (Annex B to the Protocol of 15 November). [5]
14 November	Protocol. 5 Powers. Toll of Elsfleth. [6]
15 November	Protocol. 5 Powers. Union of Austria, France, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia. Maintenance of the Peace of Europe.[7]
15 November	Declaration of the 5 Powers. Maintenance of the Peace of Europe (Annex C to the Protocol of 15 November).[8]
21 November	Protocol. 5 Powers. Diplomatic Precedence of Ministers Resident.[9]

Notes

1. (Hertslet, p. 17)
2. Hertslet, (no. 82) pp. 17,557
3. Hertslet, (no. 83), pp. 17,561
4. Hertslet, (no. 84), pp. 17,564
5. Hertslet, (no. 85), pp. 17,567
6. Hertslet, (no. 86), pp. 17,569
7. Hertslet, (no. 87), pp. 17,571
8. Hertslet, (no. 88), pp. 17,573
9. Hertslet, (no. 89), pp. 17,575

References

• Hertslet, Edward. The map of Europe by treaty; showing the various political and territorial changes which have taken place since the general peace of 1814, London, Butterworths, 1875.