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• • 7" 7 " . THE STATESMAN. 64 . Tha liTdriaa iirleded a , der the titlat - of . ! Particular Disa laantleas." is the act of the Genii:talc Confederation,Ao Nave the woe /wee at If here istaerted. stisoatin OF TIIIIZ LOW COUNTIRES, %NO BRAND Ott , LUXLIIIUSIO• LOW COO ROM. ' • The. United Provinces and the former Belgic Pro:. ricers tarot. conjointly a all the At:ides designated in the following Article, tinder the sovereignty of the Prince of Orange ?lamas, die Kingdom of the Low Countries. Limas. 66. The line comprehending the territories w hich compose the . kingdom of die Low Countries, is det• rrnin d in the following j notniter: leaves the sea, and extends along the &Doti , n of ; France towards the Low Countries, as axed bv the Treaty of Paris, to the Meese, thence along the same frontiers - to the ! old limits of the Duchy of Lutremlang; thence it follows the direeitin of the limits between that duchy and the old bishoprick : of Liege, till it meets (to the sontb of -Deitrelt) the westarn limits of glint moos and of that of hlalmedy to the point, where tit latter reaches :he limits between the old departments of the tanthe and the Boer; it shall then go along these limits till , they touch those of the former Frenc h canton of Euro, ia. the (limbs of Limburg, and following the western limit of that tan- : ton in the direction of the north, leaving to the right a small ! part of the former French cotton of A übel. Joins at the point of ! enamel of the three old departments of the thirthe, the Lower , Meow, and the Boer; settiug out from this point, the said • line follows that which separates these two departments lilt where it tenches the Worm (a river falling into the Kiwi) , and going along this river till the -point where it again reaches the lima 6F taese two departments, pursues this limit to the south of llilleusberg (the old department of the Hoer), remounts from thence towards the north, and leaving ifillensherg to the right, and culling the canton of Simard in two parts. nearly equal, to that Siltard and austeren remit, to the left, artists at the old Dutch territory; then leaving this ! territory to the left, it follows its eastern frmutier to the point ' where it tolfeltro the old Austrian principality of Gueidres, on the side of Ittormond, and directing itself towards the most eastern p • of the Dutch territory in the north of Schwal men, continues to embrace this tetra° , y. Then Is join+, setting out from the most eastern point, that other part of the notch territory in which Verdun Is situated im will int . Intle that lowa and its terra() y. From thence moth. Illatea frontier near Nook, situated below Genep, it shall follow the course of the Meuse at a distance from the right bank, so that all the places which are not distant from that bank more than a thousand German • perches (Rheintandische Kitchen), shall beloug, w ith their territories, to the kingdom of the Low Csuntries. From the point where this line reaches the old Mitch frontier to the !taint., this frontier to remain essentially as it was in 11 95, between Cleves anti the United Provinces. The eni /nee. of thilslCll, alalborg, Lymen, with the town of Set ewer, and,Lordship of Wee!, to make a part of the kingdom of the Low Countries. DUCHY OF I.IIICF.3IIICRC. 67. The part of the old Duchy of Luxemburg, comprised in the following article, is wqually ceded to the Sovereign •of the Low Cuuotrics, tt ho :halt add to his ticks that of Grand Duke of Luxemburg. The Grand litichy of Luxemburg serving as a compensation for t h e Principalities of Nas.atu Dilienhor4. titegen, Itadatallti the r ' ,s perpetuity. of his Majesty thi.iiiing Mr Pfeifle, the Riga Possessions which the House of Nsusso.Ortage possessed in Hermittly, and particularly the principalities nfliillenberg„ Peitz, Siegen. and Hadantar. comprising the lordships of biektein, of those ions have been definitively arranged hetneen the two ranches of the /louse of - Nassau, by the Treaty concluded at the Hague on the 14th Jolly, 1814. His Maks.' y equ.slly re notsares his right to the principality of Fiskla, and to the other districts and territories which had been secured to hint by the kith article of the principal Rice.. of the extraordinary Deputa tion of the Empire of the 15th February. 1805. Lamm., PACT BETWEEN THE PrtiNcEs OP Wks% tv. 71. The right and order of succession established between the two heassehei of the House of Nassau by the Act of 1;83, called Wasseasireer Erbrerein, is confirmed awl transfer. ed from the four principalities of Orange Nassau to the grand duchy of Lux ensbure. CHANGES AND ERG %ft re ENTS ADHERING To THE pROVINcEs DE TACHED Elton FRANC;:. Fj, His Mnjesty the King', of the Netherlainls, in uniting un der his sovereignty toe countries designated in the tibth and 68th articles, smilers upon all the rights, and takes upon himself all the expences and all tke stipulated entacensents relatively to the pmvinee•und districts detached from Preece by tile Treaty of Peace concluded at Part, the 90th March, 1514. ACT OP UNION OF Tat nemste PEOrtNcEi. 71. His Maje ty the king of the Nethcrlands having reeng. ni.ed and so' molted under the time of the elst Jely, 011, as the bates of the union of she ilelgic Provinces wills the United Pnwinees, the right :melees emit isted in (he document an. netted to the Present Treaty, the said s rticles shall have the slay inrewand sa.ue as if they were here inserted word for word. mersins OF so iTzERLAND. 74. By this article the integrity of the le Cantons, as deter mined by the Convention of the _ , th December, 1813, is recug. tiled as the basis of the Helvetic sv.sent. stems or mei,. NEw INTOII‘. 73. The Vallais, the territory of Geneva. and the principality of Neufchatel are united to Se itzerhand. 'file valley of Ihsppes, having formed part of the canton of Vnud, is restored to it. 04 The Ilishoprick of 11.1.1 e, and the city and territory of Menne, shall be united to the Helvetic Confederation, and form part of the Canton of Berne. The fallow ing are exception.; from this arrangement ;- Ist. A diste et of about three square leagues, including the Communes of Altachweiler, Schtresehach, Oberweiler, Ter welter, Ettingen, Fstreentein, Pitmen, Pfnelfiugen, Aesch, fir ck, itrinach, Arkelteina, shall be united to the Canton el Id. it misitil 'tartan , . situated near the village of Neuelnielle de WI-nieces, which. at resent. with reapeet to civil N. risdice I. tinder the sovereignty of the Canton of Neufehms. mi. and *Ph respect to erlmhwlJoeisdietioss under that of the ltishoprick sol• Ilssle„ shall bekey..la complete sovereignty, se the Principality of Nesifebatet HOISITS OP Tux immurrawrs OF TEE COUNTRIES UNITED TO • 'fhr lithabiiints of the Bishopelek of Basle, and those of, airline, totted to the Cantons of Herne and Basle, sball eq joy is, every respect, without any distinction of. religion, which s ill he maintalsed as at present, the same political Ld civil twists which nre.enjoyed or may" be enjoyed by the Inhabitants of the ancient omit of the said Cantons. Consequeetly.they w 11l h ..t : e ig an equal rs,ebt with theta to till those functions tits wh led in the_Conslitutitte of the Cantows. /iikltPilltitrtiktitglAPOSino.64ltatooostt 1 sod the feudal . ..nts (Hittite- be re-established. wg•_ „ proper.... way as is provided by the 9d Article of the Treaty of Paris, with respect to the Sovereigns who signed that Treaty. cassias S TO TOE CANTON OW GENIAL. 91. The Kiug of Sardiuia cedes to the Canton of Geneva districts of Siitoy, designated iu the 80th Article abosi. accord ing to the conditions specified in the Act, entitled " Cession made by the King: of Sardinia to the Canton of Geneva." 92. The provinces of the Chaublais, and of lauciguy, and all the territor3 , of Savoy. to the north of Ugina, belonging to the King of Sardinia, shall be part of the neutrality of Sivitzerland, according as it was recognised and guaranteed by the High Al lied Powers. rock of the ?ratty of lordship of Haag" t-- -;, •C.- OM- ‘144104114. ~:~ - s- ~:..:_. eurlarees is tke•eotlntry El the Grimm, Mein tensed, and his PARKA AND PLACENTU. Austrian Majesty, being restored to all bit rights with respect 99. Her Majesty the Empress Maria Louisa shall possess in to the said possession, confirms the disposition of It which he full sovereignty the Duchiesof Parma, Placentia,aad Guastalla, made by the lieelainition of the 20th March, 1845, in favour of with the-enception of the districts enclavees in the States of bis the Cautoauf the Grist/M. - • Imperial Majesty on the left hank of the Po. lletwiese PRANCE AND OENEVA. enneacerstiele 11se reversibility of these count, ins shall he determined by the pe 79. In order issneethistlie commercialised military eommimi- common consent of the Conris of Austria. Russia, France, Spain. 'ASatiuns of Geneiajwitkihk• Cantos of yew and th e re .t o f s o k_ England, and Prussia, al ways taking care to respect the rights of zerland, and in - complete in that respect the 4th article of the reversion of the House of Austria and of the King of Sardiunt, Treaty Of Paris, his most Christian Majesty eomentsto place and other said countries. theline of custainsbotism in such a manner that the road which POSSEEDONS OF THE GRAND DUKE OF TUSCANY. leads from Geneva by Versoy, in Switzerland, shall at all times 100. The Archduke Ferdinand of Austria is restored to all j be free, and that acids -i- pasts nor travellers, nor the transit of his rights of sovereign t y o v er the Grand- Duchy of Tuscany and mercbandiee, shall be interrupted by any inspection of °Seers, its dependencies, as he possessed them before the Treaty of I nor subjected to any duty. It is moan, understood, that no Lonevllle- Tbe stipulations of the semi , d article of the Treaty of Vienna, i obstacles shall he interposed on the part of Switzerland. i The rest of ibis article relates to similar arrangements with re- of the 3d of October, 1735, bet w een the Emperor Charles _VI ! . spect to other partial Switzerland. and the - King of France, to which the other P o w ers acceded, are fully re-established in favour of bis Imperial Highness and CEIRIONS OF TEE JUNO OP 11111DINIA TO TER CANTON OP his descendants; as well as the guarantees resulting from those .__ OZNEVA. . Savoy stipoiatioes. i wb 93 icii . I h n s l is itt*s uatedlet rie weetr ilili tt the iSvnerilitnA!:ecederelKhahtnnepin,rttohfeimits The following territories in addition are to be united to the Grand Duchy, and possessed by the Grand Duke Ferdinand and of the part of Savoy ceded to France, a ' std the voonnmins of Ste hi s heirs: leve, as far as Velry he lusively, together with that which is lst, The State of Presides. comprised between the greasroad called Simplon, the Lake of 2d, That part of the Island of Elba and its appurtenances, Geneva, and the actual territory of the Canton of Geneva, wh eh were under the sovereignty of the King of the Two Siei j from Venezas to the point same the river of liernienee crosses lie , before the year 1801. ' the said road, and from 'beam , follow jug the course of th a t 9d, The sovereignty of the Principality of Piombino and its river to its tamed In the Lake of Geneva to the East of the yds • _ !age of ilennaoee (the whole of the road called Simplon con- dependencies. PRINCIPALITY OP PIONIBINO. tinuiag in the possession of his Sardinian Majesty). This coun- Prince Lndovisi Bnoncompagni retains for himself and his try to be united to the Canton of Geneva, iu full and entire so. legitimate successors all the riglali and property which his family vereigniy. possessed in the Principality of Piombino, in the blood of Elba, His Sardinian Majesty also agrees, that the communication end its dependencies, before the occupatioo uf that country by between die Canton of Geneva end the %lanais by the road of the F r ench troops in 17'9. 1 ' Simplon, shall be eetahlished in the same nay as agreed upon DUCEY OF LUCCA. I by France with respect to the Canton of Vaud. A free passage 101. The Principality of Lucca shall be possessed in full Bove for Genevese troops Is likewise mipolated t and an exemption reignty by her Majesty the Infanta Maria Louisa and her de ' from all duties payable by merebaudize and provisions in pass ! ing from the Sardinian territory and the free port of Genua.— seendantv in the direct male lice. This principality Is erected into a dueley, and shall have a form of Gevernment founded i This exemption applies only to transit duties, anti does not ap- a on th e principles of that which it received in 1805. ply to tolls payable for the maintenance of the roads, uor to mer- P A rent of 500,000 francs is added to the revenue of this prin t chandizr, or provision . intended to be veld or consumed in die eipality, to he paid regularly by the Emperor of Austria and interior. the Greed Duke of Tuscany, as long as circumstances shall pre- COMMSSATIONS TO BE ESTABLISHED BETSVEMI TIE ANCIENT vest them from prOcitring for her Majesty the Infanta Maria AND THE NEW CANTONS. . Louisa, and to her son and her descendants some other establish -81. To provide mutual compensations, the Cantons of Argo- sw ot. vie, of Vaud, of Tessin, of St. Gall, shall fernish to the ancient IN. The Duchy of Laces shall be reversible to the Grand Cantons ufSchwitz, Underwald, Uri, Glaris, 'Lug, and Appen- Duke of 'Tuscany, in ease of the death of her Majesty the In- , zelle, a certain sum which shad be applied to the push le-101rue- Gala- Maria Looms, of her son I)on Carlos, and of their de- , lien, and to the expeners of general administration, but princi- seentlants, or in ease the Infanta Maria Lonisaortiec direct heirs • pally to die former object. Then follow the respective portions should ()Main any other establishment, or succeed to any other of these payments. branch of their dynasty. • Bi. 'This article relates to the funds placed in England by the The Grand Duke of Tuscany,. in case the said reversion ' Cantons of Zurich and Berne, by which it is decreed that those should fall to him, engages to cede, as soon as he enters into Cantons shall retain the property of the capital foods. such as possession of Lucca, to the Duke of Modena, the following they existed in 180:4 at the period of the dissolution of the Hel- terr i tor i es i _._ vetic Government, and shall enjoy the interest es it accrues, . I. Th e T usc an districts of Fivizans, Pietro, Santa, and dating from Ist January, 18 5. ,'he interest which has acen- j Barra. mulated since 1798 to 1814, inclusive shall be applied to the , 2. Th e Lorca districts of Castiglione and Ga Ricans enclavess. discharge of the remaining • apital of ' the national debt, &sig.' In the States of Modena, as well as those of Al inucciane and nated ender the denomination of the Helvetic debt. The surplus Monte !gnosis, contiguous to the country of Mama. of that debt ..hall remain chargeable el on the other Cantons, ! DISPOPITIONS RELATIVE TO THE IDLY SEE. those of Berne and Zurich being exonerated. 1 102. The Marches Cannerino , with and their . _ - _ . - - -- - • -- de es es and Die: t, shall fonts one of the States of G e rm a n i c C "- - " re- 8.3. Provides indemnities foribe proprietors of lands. ( w ell as the Duchy of Benevento, and the Principaty of Poise • deaths°. 84. Confirms the Declaration addressed on the Mb March, Cory°, are restored to the Holy See. The town of Lithetnhorg shall he considered in :, military re-1 by the Allied Powers who signed tbe Treaty of Paris, w the Th e floa t See to rewind its possession of the Legations of bal. qas a fortress of the Confederation. The Grand Duke . Diet of the sw iss I 'onfederat ion. Ravenna. lielogna. and Ferraro, with the exception of that part shell, however, hove the power of naming the Governor and LIMITS OF TUE ESTATES OF TUE RING OF ISHOINIA. of Ferrara situated on the left bank of the Po. hillitary Commandant of the fortress, subject to the approba -83. 'f he limits of the States of his Majesty the King of Sardi- His Imperial Majesty, Nee of the Executive Power of the Confederation. nia, shall be, • garrison so the places of Ferrara aid Coma:twist°. LIMITS OF TINT GIUND DUCKY OF LUXEMBURG. OH the side of France. such as they were nn the ist January, 101. Dechors the re-establishment of Ferdinand IV. on the Mortiorks situ 68. Tbe tin ated betweenind fleetly of the I Liesmiaiigdont lvergh w of it the consist ptherlands, , ~a of all the ..„ . , .: with the iles exception of those eh:t caused by the Treaty , throne of Naples. i lof Paris It 14 ASTAIRS OP PORTUGAL. orb as ii es. been desiguated lye article IC France, the Ale- * . On the side o f the Helvetic Confederation, such a- , they existed 103. The-Allied Powers engage to se their 'good offices to belle, as far as the mouth of the sure, the course of the Sure, as .on the Ist . lif 3a11uary,..73y. with the exec stion of the chang e procure, as soon as possible. for the Prince Regent of Portugal fur as the juuet ion of the Our, and the course of this last river as produced b y t h e ceswin in favour of the 01111011 of GENES; 'Ole restitution o' the city of Olivin's . and the other territories fur as the limits of (he Rimier French Canton of St. Vithas bleb such as that cession is specified by the Stab Article of the present ceded to Spain by the Treaty of Badly's, in 1901. will not belong, to the Grand Duchy. , Act; ; 106. In order to remove the difficulties which interposed to ARRA/MENEM:3 REI.STIAN.TO TRU GRAND DUCAT OW On the side of the Emperor of Austria's States, such as they • prevent the Prince Regent of Portugal from ratifying the Treaty BOUILLON. 0.). His Majesty the King of the Netherlands. Grand Duke existed on the Ist 01 January, 1792, wad the Contention con- signed on the 30th May. Ihl4, between Portugal and France. it chided between the Empre* Maria Then-a and the King of is decreed that the stipulation contained in the 10th Article of of latairiebarg. shall possess in perprinity for himself and his Sardinia, on the -Ith of October, 1;51, shall be mutually main- that Treaty, and all those which relate to it, are null and void s , ilsetesSOrP, the fult soil moire sovere.enty of that part of the foisted ' and *hull be replaced by the provisions contaisted in he follows. Diseby of Bouillon which is not ceded to France by ibe Treaty on tin. side of the States of Parma and Placentia, the limits, lag Article :—(All the other clauses oh the said Treaty of Paris of ora Pa nd ei f s bi l eh l ti o n f a t e mmn ibis a a r a ft. n g eitient it will be united to the 640 far at concerns the ancient States of the hing o f i Sardinia, are to be maintained end fulfilled.) shall continue the same s they were oh the Ist ot January, 179 t. • 107. His Roxal Highness the Prince Regent of Portiyeal to Souse disputes haying arisen with respect to the said Duchy of The limits of the former States of Genoa, and of the countries 'maeifest his hi g h rnasiderat on for his most Christian Majesty, !Wootton, those conwethen whose claims shall be legally tout , united tothe States of mg of Star- agrees to restore to his said Majesty French Guiana as far nodes called Imperial fiefs !Wished, in Übe mode hereafter specified. and shall possess in fell distil', according to the following articles, shaft be the mete as , river Oyapock, the mouth of which is 'heated between Iles property iliesaid part of the dechy, bitch as it ass eitjoyed bs' those which oit the Ist of January. 1;91, separated those coMr- fourth and fifth degree of north latirode, a limit which Porto the last Doke , wader the sovereignty of his Majesty the King of tries from We States of Parma and Placentia, and bum these of gal has always considered as that which was fixed by the Treaty the Ne hedonists, Grand Dukeof Luxemburg. Tuscan and Mm,a. ; of Utrecht. This decssiva shall be made without any appeal by n decision ?. i The :land of Capri% s included in the entice of the Genoese The-lime far giving op this colony to he determined, as anew of arbiirdtisa: Arbitrators shall be appointea Gtr that purpose, one by each of the two competitors, and the others,sto the territory to the King of Sardinia. . as circumstances w ill permit, by a particular agi cement betwooo number of three, by the Courts of Austria, Prussia, and Sir- news OF GENOA. the two Coeds. • (link. limy shall be assembled at Aix-la-Chapelle as soon a,' R. The States which formerly constituted the Republic of i GENERAL DISPORITIONS. • the state of the war and other circumstances will permit of it. Genoa is united in perpetuity , to those of the King of Sardinia , NAVIGATION OF RIVERS. mild their opinions shall be inutualiy exchanged in six months, to he possessed by bins its full sovereignty, and to descend in t i 105. The Powers whose States are separated or crossed by the reckoning from the tinse , of their esecti .g. the male line in the order of primogeoiture , through the two same natigable river, engage to arrange, by common consent. 1,, the i n t er i m hi s Main l y - the King of the -Netherlands, branches-of his house, viz, the Royal branch, mid Wm branch of all that regards the navigation of the river. For this purpose (;load I)ekeet. Luxemburg, shall hold in custody tke property Savoy-Carignan I they shall name Commissioners, who shall assemble at latest of shnsaW . ases of the Duchy of Bouillon, CO resters it, toge- 87. The King of Satdinia• to -nntente the tide a Doke o f i within six month, after the Congress, and who shall take as th e the With tie produce of the lemporar , , administration to which- Genoa. 1 basis of their work, the principles established in the following evecel the cesopetitacsin fattSur of whom the judgment shall RS. The Genoese to enjoy all the rights and privileges speci- , art i cles:— b e pipswoungio. ass said Majesty will he inde nn as e d for the fled iu the Act, entitled " Cenditions which are to serve as the' 109.. The navigation from the source to the month .or the rivers Joss of di- nemmods, arisiat - from the rights of sovertigaty, basis of the union of the Genoese States to those of Sardinia." I shall be perfectly free, the regulations for the police being com ae:ll4olw progress of an -equitable as t. And if it ONION OW THE IMPERIAL mays. I plied with, which shall be made uniform, as favourable to trade should Ie in favour./ Prince Chines of Itottaa that the restitn- 89. The couteries called Imperial Fiefs, which were united las possiloe. lion shall he made, those profits shall. ID his beads, be submit- to the former Ligurian Jtepebke are definitively united to the 1 110. The system for the receipt of taxes, as well as for the ted to those laws of substitetioa which forarshis title. . States of his Sardinian Majesty,in the same manner as the rest of police, shall be the same Mimi the whole course of the river, caviar' Or salt eosins/am of THIS MOUSE OF NASSAU. the Genoese territory, and shall apply to its navigdble branches. . .. oft von TN OMOSISNM. • ninnv OF FORTIFICATION. i i TARTS. 70. His Majesty the Ling of the Netherlands shall renounce 90. His Sardinian Majesty to enjoy the same right of fortify- , The citifies on navigation shall be fixed ina uniform sod iam b" -why. fur hisa.;ble eareetsers, and descendants, in Mailer tog such poiuts of his States as he may judge ' -. in the sank riable manner, and us independent of the mature of the see , . _ __ , .. cliandize, as to r'nder eallmtaittine of the cargo unnecessary. The amount of the droll!' shall not exceed the sum now paid, and shall he determined by local an I existing circumstances. When once the T rif is settled, it shall not he altered but by common consent of the States interested. The officers of receipt *ban be as few as possible, to be fixed by common consent. Every Stale shall be charged with the maintenance of the towirg-pisths, and other works necessary for the uninterrupted navigation. The Custom due to the States shall have no connection with the payment for navigation. Care shall be taken that the offi cers oppose no unnecessary obstacles to navigation. REGULATION. • All that is contained in the preceding Rrtieles shall be deer mined by a mutual regulation, which shall include all that It is necessary to fix ultimately. The regulation cannot he c:t.tchted without the consent of all Shoes bordering on the rivers. NAVIG of TII C. MOINE, IV ECIER. &C. &C. The particular resulations for the navigation of the Rhine, the Necker. the Maine, the Moselle. the !kletti,:, the Scheldt, (shirk are ,fixed to the present Act, shall have the same force as if they were inserted in the text. CONFIRIIATIoT or TREATIES AND PARTICULAR ACTS,, 'The Treaties, Conventions, 'feeler:thous. Regulations, and other s pecial acts which are annexed to the present act, tft.- 1. The Treaty between Russia and Austria, of the 22d April (4th May), 1815. 3. The Treaty between Russia and Prussia, of the 'list April (3d May), 11415, 3, The Additional Treaty, relative to Cracow, between Ain ria, Prussia, and Russia. of the 21st A;ril (3.1 Mar), 1815. 4. The Timor betweeu Prussia and Su soil of the 18th May, 1915. 5. The Declaration of the K ing of Saxony On the rights of the House of fklicenhurg. of the itith hlav, 6. l'he Treaty betw een Prussia and Hanover, of the 29th AUSTRIAN FRONTIERS IN ITALY. 11tf Ry, 1815. 95. On the side of the Kiag of Sardinia, such as they were on 7. The Convention between Pru s si a an d th e G ran d D u ke qV Saxe _ eimar. the Ist. of Jan. 1791; R. The Cnnvention between the Doke and Prince of Nassau. On the side of Parma, Placentia. and Geaetalla , the cours e I 9. The Act on the Federative Constitution of (iermany. of the Po, the line of demarcation %Rowing She Thalweg or i ! au. The Treaty between the King of Low Oper and tics an way at' the river ; ' Prussia. Engirsiu], Austria. and Ressia, of ,1N IL. (fa the side of the statesof Modena, the same as they were on ! 11. The Declaration ii( the Powers on the affairs of the Del. the 10th of Jan., 1792: e ve o l n ic c4 t ,6 'o i n n f u ed e e r ra ti t or io n n. ie i t if o t t he the 3o 2 '2oth March , of Ma May. 0. and the Act ut On the side of the Papal States, the course of the Po, as far the mouth of the (lore ; N. The Protocol o f th e 2iith starch, 1815. on the cessions made 0. the side of Switzerland, the ancient frontier of Lombardy, log that which separatesthe rallies*, the Fatteline. of Barna°, by the King of S ar dini a i n th e C anton of G e n ev a. and The Treaty between (hefting of Sardinia, Austria, Eng land, Chiavenaa from the cantons of the Grisons and of the 'fes- land, Russia, Frussla, and Prance, of the As. Where the course of the Po eonstitutes the limit, it is 14. The Act intituled " Condrtion• which serve as the basis of treed that the dosages which the bed of that (ter may under- the anion of the States of Geitoa with those of his Sardinian go, 'ball oat, in future, have any effect upon the property of the ista . e . ,tv. „ Islas& found is it. lA. The Declaration of the Powers on the abolition of the ; NAVIGATION, OF THE PO. Slave Trede. 96. The general principles adopted by the Congres s at 16. The regulations of the Committee of Naviention. Vicuna. for the naviga ion of, leers, obeli be appl icable to t bat 17. The regulations respectiug the rank of the Diplomatic of she Ps'. Agents -99. This article provides arrangement., by which the esta- Are considered as integral parts of the arrangement of the I blishineut know. under the name o 7 Mont Napoleins at 111iism, c oattsm, and shall have throughout the same Corr,- and value as I 'hail be enabled to fulfil its engagements inwards its creditors. if they w ere i nserte d wor d f or wor d i n t h e G enera l T reaty. r rxres or afOOIII7IIA, WAWA, AND cARNARA. 119. All At , Powers assembled at Coheres!, RS well as the 98. His Itoyel Highnem the Ardiduke Francis D'Este, his heirs and successors rtnces and Free Towns who have concurred in th e arrange , shall possess In full beerreigtity the tient. nod in the Acts continued in this general Treaty, are in- Of - Modena, Reggio, and a irandoles In the, same extent vited o Recede to It. as they the signmg of the wady of Cuinpo teormio. 190. The French language having been employed tarirnsivel 'l The Archduchess Maria &writ D'Eme , her beim and we . in all th e cop i es of the present Treaty, it is declared by th e cessurs, to 110Fvesa the Duchy of Massa, and the principality of Power s that have c:lncorred in the Act, that the employment of Carrara, as well as the imperial fiefs in La Luniginna, that language di .11 not Le draws into a precedent for the fu _,__._._ ~, _ , .:mow . , Ofe,pilie.4.,tilt ►tklMlA4Posins• .gsaraisteect rants Pod tithes masa be re-estab r lishe VIVd. Low:mime o RAL 714. The trot iott mode by the sth Article of A' lenna, of the 14th October, 180 V, of the I.ordlh 9 , • "'• AYCICIT POSSUSIONS OP AIIITIIU. 93. The Po Teen w ho sign the present Treaty recognize the Emperor of Austria, his heirs and SUCCelalia, as legitimate So vereign of the provis.ces nod territories which have been ceded, whether illicitly or in part, by the Treaties of Campo Formio, .1799. of Liineville is liiol, of Preshmirg in 1805, the additional Convention of Fontainbleau in 1807, and of Vienna in 1809, and the possession of which provinces and territories his Impe rial and Apostolic Majesty has obtained in consequence of the last wart such as him, both Austrian and Venetian Dalasa tia,lthe Venetian Isle of the Adriatic, the Mouths of the Caftan), the City of Ve..lce, and iu short all the territories ceded by those treaties respectively. COUKTRISS UNIILD TO THE AUSTRIAN' stow.incttr. 94. Ely this Article his Imperial Majesty obtains in fall sore reignty for himself and successors 1. Besides the portions of terra-Groin of the Venetian States already mention. d, the other parts of the said States, as well as all other territory.situated between the Tessin, the Po, and the Adriatic Sea. . _ _ 2. The Vallies of the Yokeline, of Sunni°, and of Chia venna. S. The Territories obi,* forinod the ci-devant Republic of Ragusa. ~. NMI tare; so that every Power reserves to adopt for its If in fitt o . negociatioas and conventions, the language it has h eretur : e employed in its diplomatic relations. without the ritatios T,f this Treaty as an established example to the contrary. HI. The present Treaty shall be ratified, and the ratificet4, exchanged within six mouths, and by the Court of Pono.- 4 1 a year, or sooner, if possible. A Copy shall be deposited al Vienna, in the archives or di Court and State of bis Imperial, Royal, and Apostolic Aiej,, / , in case any of the Courts of Europe shall find it expedient y consult the original text. In faith of which the respective Plenipotentiaries havesig oe i and :Axed to it the seals . f their artnt. Done al Vienna, on the 9th June, in the year of Grace, Here follow the Siguatioreb in the A p .ahetuat Urdu Courts : Mho is, pi ince M F.TERN ICH, Baron W ESSEN BERG. Spain, France, Prince TA LL EY R A ND, Duke of DA L B ERG. Court ALEXIS DE NOAILLES. Great Britain, CLA N CA R l'Y, CA,THCART, SI'EW A RT. Conat PA EH ELL A. ANTONIO DE SALDANIIA DE GAM!, JOAQUIN LOBO DA SI LV EIRA. Priori/1A R DEN BERG, Baron 41 U M BO L DT. Prince KASGUAIOUFF,KI, Count STAKELBEItc, • Count NESSELItODE. Count AXEL LOEWEN !DEEM. Portugal, Prwsin, Russia, Sweden. PO LICE. M A NSI ON • 110USE.—Yeste!day a charge of aasselt, between two foreigners, was exhibited before tip LORD MAYOR, under the following circumstances':— The Complainant was a Madame de Riviere, of Paris, and the Defendant Monsieur L. Bislon, of Birchin. lane. The former deposed, that about I 4 month, since, she and her husband residedin France, in con. siderable prosperity. The Defendant also resided there, and having become somewhat embarrassed, ' her husband had been security for him to the amount of five thousand francs. Soon after this he left the country, and her husband at once became responsi. Me for tke debt. This circumstance had a consider. able effebt upon his own affairs, anal having heard that the Defendant was living in affluence in London, be was induced to send her, the Complainant, from home to enquire after him, and apply for the amount of the forfeited security. Hating accordingly ar. rived in London, and learned the residence of the Defendant, she waited upon him on Friday laet.l.. Having stated the object of her visit, he treated her with much abuse and incivility, but she urging her husband's claim, he struck her violently, and turned ' her out of doors. The Defendant denied the assault, bat admitted that he might have inflamed her feel. logs, as while the Lady seemed rather 'warm in her ' language, he took off his hat, and fanned her in the face, for the purpose of cooling her. The Complain. ant, however, being sworn, repeated her charge of the assault, and the Defendant was ordered to find bail for his appearance at the Sessions. HOUSE !HUAI% !NO. GDlLDUALL.—Yesterday Edirard &hoards, a no. toriens character, was brought before Sir JA,IO SOAR, charged with forcibly entering (he dwelling. house of Messrs. Daintry and Ry le, of Trump-streer, silk-manufacturers, &e. on Sunday morning last. Tit Prisoner was seen lurking about the premise's of tte Prosecutors from an estily hour, frequently trying to open the doors by means of pick-lock keys; in this, however, lie did not.succeed. At last he suc ceeded in forcing open the street door. Ile had hot been long inside, 'however, when a Mr. Hoop, re. siding in the house, and overhearing she pick-lock keys et work, rushed upon the Prisoner while se. letting his booty. The latter burst from his hold, and ran off; but had not proceeded many yards when Ire was knocked down by a young man, who, ktios ing his character, had watched the n hole of his pre. ceedings. He was then secured. The Prisoner was 'fully committed for trial. How-sraawr.—Yesterday James Fisher wn brought to the Oifice, charged with robbing the General Townsend public-house, in Oxford-street. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. and Mrs. Pe terson, and several other witnesses, that the PI isouer had lodged a few nights in the house. On Saturday night a man was seen to run up stairs, resembling the Prisoner, and supposed to he without his shoe!. It was ascertained that the landlorda.'s bed room had been robbed of two watches, several brooches, and other valuable property, by picking the lock of a drawer where they were, as hid] was supposed have been done with a knife. No person was fourd in the house, but the Prisoner, who wns in his .bed in the front garret, who pretended to.be asleep, but he proved not eren to be undressed, as lie had got his stockings and drawers on, and no doubt had liurriel intabed for fear of being detected: nor had he stint !:is window, and on looking out of it the stolen propera. nal found iu the gutter. lie nag committed for trial. HArrox-c A R D EN.- Yesterday ton was charged on suspicion of entering Ow ganic . - grounds, on Saturday night last, of Lord Slansfiek:, at Highgate, with intent to steal. gardener to Lord Nlansfield, stated, that being hi 16e grounds on Saturday e v ening about nioe observed a man's hand knocking away the spikes 0. the gate; that secreting himself he saw the !intoner climb over the said gate, and. look in at the 11,:t. houses ; witness got some assistance, and took the Pris9ner, who appeared to bb-drunk at the time, and secured him in the watch,hoose. The Prisoner said, that he came from the Isle of IVight, aiiont a moiltit since and had been ha v-making, idiot he had lost his road. He was committed ns a rogue and vagabond, totake his trial at the Sessii.sis. An Inquest was held on Saturday on the body of ft I man Hho was killed by a ferocious doe that ilter baker's truck in the Mile-end-roarl.—..Veirlict —A cidentql Death, and a deodand of :it. on the truck. STAGE-COACH DHIVEINsi.—The. late fatal accidents . which have taken place in different parts of the ""n• try by the negligence and mismanagement of stagt•- coach drivers, we are happy to fiod, has eine(' the attention of the Magistrates to the conduct of liv - e men its a way which it is to be hoped may be Le means of preventing marry such melancholy occur. fences in future. • MA 111(1E4, • , 091 the 11th inst. Mr. Tzmatas Ltitrises t jcprwich, Masry 8.1 u), of the same place. ON DON : Prifted nrd PuqteAwil bi• A Llt•n L m' StaTEsv 4 to ()Pricy. 87. flefttist.rei ateq o p.•• .# • ahafiri 4.1 • ' • • - • mGi ; • 1111•11;a1•11.tr' 1 . lo y • jot 41..1 In li p". wit i 1i jut If.,t