The Mirror — Concord, N.H., 1798-01-09 00:00:00, page 3

.THETREACT..
The fubftabce ot the Definitive Treaty of
S Peace, concluded between the French
Republic, and the Emperor, King of
Bohemia and Hungary—published at
large in a Paris paper of O& 29.
HIS M-jefty the Emperor of
the Romani, King of Hungary
pad Bohemia, and the French R>
pubic, defirou# to eftablilh the
Peace, of which the foundation
wai laid by the preliminaries tign
ed at the Cattle of Eckenwald,
rear Leoben in Styria, on the
iLh of April 17,7, have appoint
ed their plenipotentiaries at fol
lows :—OIL the part of the Em
peror, Sieur D Martina Miftrilly,
Marquis de Gallo, Louis Count
Cobenzill, Count de Meerfeldr,
and Baron Degelmann, and on the
part of the French, Buonaparte.
After the communication of
their refpe&ive powers did agr,e
upon the following articles.
In the firft, the refpeaive pow
ers agree upon the most effectual
means for the tranquility of their
Mpeaive territories, confirmed in
the Treaty.
2. All f^queftrations, and claims
DO their refpe^ive territories are co
be renounced, and this article ex
tend# to fc Cifalpine Republic.
, The Emperor renounces all
claims to the low countries of Aus
tria, called Austrian Flanders.
4. All contraAs before the war,
remain io the French, and fall be
explained before the ratification,
. for the fettle ment of all eitims in
that country.
5. ThrEmpteror cedes to the
French in full fovereigniy, the 1(1-
t ydh heretofore called the Vere
, tian Met of the Levant, viz. Cor
fu, Z nte, Cappaionia, St. M+ur,
Cerigo, and their dtp^^^ciep,
ahtrada Bumnto, Latta, VeriTa,
and in general all the tftibith
menu of the Venetians in Albani
'w'ich are fituae below the gulph
, 0 Ixxhino.
" 6. And the French Republic
cedes in full Sovereignty the fol
fowirg countries, viz. Etna, Dal
matia, the Venetian Inlands of the
Adriatic, the mouths of the Cat^r
ro, the city o' Venice,the Lsgunes,
end the countries lying between
the hereditary fta tea of the Empe
ror, the Adriatic, and a liar divid
fog§he Tyrol, following the course
of the stream before Gardula, crof
- fog the Lake Garda, at Laci a,
aad thence a military league as far
as Sangiacomo, with equal privi
leges to bth parties; Thence the
fine (hall run over the Adige at
Sangi^como, on the left bask of
that river to the mouth of the ca
nil Bane, and there including the
part of Porto Legoago, on the
light b*r,k of the Adige, with a
circuit of three thousand toiles.—
The line then (hail continue on the
tef| bar k of Tartard, the left bank
of the canal called Pdlifello, to its
mouth in the Po, and dowq she
feft bank of the main stream of
the Po, co the sea.
7. The Emperor cedes foil fov
ereagnty to the Cifafpine Repub
lic.
8. The Emperor acknowledges
the Cfilpine Republic, compre
hending, Austrian Lombrdy, the
territory Os Beigama, of Breffau,
and of Crema, the city and for
rrtfi of Mantua, the territory of
Mantua, Pefchim, the part of the
Venetian territory to the weft and
faith of the lice drawn in the 6th
art. as the frontiers of the Empe
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three legations of Bologne, Fem
re, tod Romagni&
9. All the inhabitants of the
relpedive countries, free from all
fequeftratiom made during the war,
(hall have liberty to remove, with
their effects, provided within three
months from the signing of the
Treaty, they (hall give notice, &
three years (hall be allowed them
to dispose of their effects.
10. In the refpeaive countries,
»all claims (hall remain for debts
contraded in them. >.
ii. The navigation (hall be
free to al !parties, without toll, or
armed stfels, excepting only such
precautions as are neceffiry for the
fafety of fy fortrefs of Porto Le
gano.
12. All engagements upon the
Venetian territories for the (applies
of the armies, (hall be valid.
i, AH tide| ,records, plans
and papers belonging to the ref
pe&ive countries, (hall be restored
within three months, as well as sli
military papers and regifteri taken
during the war.
14 The refpeftive powers fofo
emoly engage to cease from all
measures, which (hall tend to dis
contents in their dates respective,
ly.
15. The advantages of an &
qua! commerce (hall be instantly
tecured, as felly as in any of their
dominions.
16. No man (hall be prosecuted
for any opinions, or scions com
mitted, or delivered during the
war.
17. The Emperor (hall not re
ceive, upon rhe principles of neu
trality, more than fit armed vessels
belonging to any of the powers at
war;
18 The Emperor (hill cede to
the Dike of Modena, the Brifgaw,
as an indemnification, with equal
privileges as his other fubjefo.
19. The lands and property of
the Archduke Charles, and the
Arch-duchds Christina, found in
the countries ceded to the French
R public, fhdtbe restored, provid
ed they be fold within three years.
And the fame (hall be granted to
the Atchduke Ferdinand, in the
Cik’pine Republic.
20 A Coogrefs shall be held at
Raftadt within one month after the
signing of the treaty, for the pacif
ication between the two powers.
21. All prisoners of war and
hoit^ges (hall be given up in 40
22. All contributions, and other
charges pf war, (hall cede upon,
the ratification of the Treaty.
23 The fame ceremonial ffiall
be observed between the Emperor
and the Freoch Republic as before
the war; and the Cilalpine Re
public (hdl enjoy the fame cere
monial with th^ Empire as was ob
lerved towards Venice.
244 The Bliavian Republic (ball
have the fame benefit# of the treaty.
25. The prefeat tregy (hall be
ratified by the Emperor and the
French Republic, within thirty
days, and the ads of ratification
(hall be exchanged in form at Ra
ftadt.
Made and figged st C?TOPG Formia,
near Uina^ on the 17th of October.
(^CT?)
BUONAPARTE,
^.THE MARQUIS GALLO,
LOUIS COUNT COB^NZEL,
COUNT de MEERFELDQGte
BARON DEGELM ANN.
Ordered and finned by the Executive
Dreflory, 26 h ot O&.
Ta confeqtoee of the corc'u
fion of Peace with the Emperors
the Executive Diredory has issued
a PiocUmuion, animating the
troops with the protyeft of an in-'
vaGon o' E gland ,
NOV., An official bulletin of
Vienna announces, that Prince
Jean de Lichtenstein, arrived the
the 29 h of OR. in that capital,
end delivered the Emperor the de
finitive treaty of peace figged by
Gen. Buonaparte and the Austrian
ministers, This happy news c^uf
ed the greatest joy ; and the fame
evetfirg the whole city was tum
insted. The Emperor immedr
diately dispatched tx^sodnarv
'° announce ^ inrelli
gff#fo different courts. That
expedited to Carlfrouch, arrived
there the 26th ofOaobeG
Os the United States.
Oct. 24. If we may believe
many of the Journals, the existing
differences between the Executive
Dirtdory and the U. S. will be
amicably adjofted. Both tides will
be disposed to avoid a rupture, the
refuk of which must turn to the
advantage of Geaibrimn.
qct. 27. It is hoped that the
%fiencei which ex : ft between the
French Republic and the United
States of America, will terminate
amicably, and to the fatufaaion
as well as the advantage of the 2
countries.
[CfliMr tftbe Vgjlivi &^, ]
PARIS, NOW. I.
A Congrfs is met at Raftadt,
for the porpofe of fettling defin
itively the territorial arrange
ments with the Emperor. Treil
hard is appointed a Commissioner
^ Ibis Cougreft ; which is so
meet immediately.
noy. 5. Geo. Buonaparte b
named paeGdem of the French
legation at the congress of Rat
tick. The nomination of Treil
hatd and Bonnier is confirmed.
The congress of Raftadt will
open the ift. of Dec: Gen. Bea
thier will immediately repair thi
ther in order to remit to Buonr
mne the treaty of peace with the
Emperor, definitively ratified by
thefagiflative body. Our gov
erament waits the ratification of
the court of Vienna, in order to
fokmnly proclaim the peace.
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CONCORD,
TUESDAY, January 9 1798.
CT This day's paper contains much
Important News— Read it.
1, The papers accompanying the re
port of the special committee on Blount's
ajfiw,# occupy forty lung columns of Phi
ladelphia newspapers.— Very few of them
are important ; and the whole serve only
to difeover " darkness vifible,'' in the
tranhaioh. One thing is certain, who
ever may have been the projectors of an
invasion of the Floridas, that the British
ministry pointedly rejected it, from prin
ciples which demonstrate its refped for
the American government—" 9%tyra
,riit, of originating suitb the United States
as, befall expedition again, a nation with
,übKlQibe, are at Peace."
The Secretary of the Treasury has re
ported to Congress, that ne purchases of
the public debt have been made since his
left report dated; Dec? 16, 17,6. The
whole amount of debt purchased is, dol
lars 2 307 661 —for Which there has been
paid in fpreie, 1 618,936 dolors. ,
The payments made by the U. States
of its debts, to the bank ot Newyork,
bank of the U. States on certain loans,
installments dn Dutch loan, &c. dollars
3,001,674. CT^ft^^
IM^RTAN™!
Extras of a letto fam %!<#,
dated jaaur, loifys.
"Cape, dicn^det. ^ rigid
here on Saturday evening ^ 4 ^
rays from B,utfaux. Pr^e
with the Em^'t h uhimiuly
conceded—die Treaty at ful
length is io town. F;e army of
Italy h vi gto longer any work
dee, isto m^ch to th f f 4 coal
for the purpufe of invadug Eng
land, is denominated the •'A my
of England," and is to be com
manded by Buonaparte, The
Pfochmstion ot the Dw^or, on
this occafton (peaks ot vi&ory as if
indented to them.
" Capu Philips, p frrgri 11
the R.jih, Gw a letter tron M .
Ptutett,to,the matter o' ar Ane<
ican (hip at Bou de^ux, <b fi^ga
piffage for himteit arc f^mfy,?s
he rxpf&c to le*ve the R<pub:c
from necrfficy in about 25 de s
He iffigned no teafon for thp ex
pectation ; and as a fimiar au:'i
cstion does not appear to h^
been made by the other g<^
men, perhaps be thinks it vrit~
expected! for him to tome 1 ^e
fwr frefh iofttucticns, M.i>>
boil write! from P^rs, thu? !<N
hit private opinion War bowmen
France and America, will proba
bly take place in three mOTths
—certainly in ft."
O Some other lefieri mention
the appica ion of Gen. Pi r 'kn<v
to engage a p:ffage to the Übird
State,., It it, however, chain,
that at the date of the lift ac
counts from Parit, cur Exra
Commiffioneri had not entered in
to any difcuffiona whatever, on
the fubjea of their mflum. wih
the Ruling Powers of the French
Republic.— They have had. ir is
true, their introduction ot ceremo
ny to the Minister of Foreign A'-
fairi ; but have done no bufi^
with him. Gen. Pinckney may
have a presentiment of the p<ot
b'e fate of the emb«fff ; and from
thence may have been anxious 10
provide against conti ge^c^ $
. but appearance# may be delusive;
and notwithftandieg hit expecta
tion,, he may be agreeably diAp
pointed. Should the French a
dopt Fauchei'i ad ^ce, aid I"d
Cpmmiffionera to treat io the U.
State#, the pretence of our En.
voyitt Pari# wood wqueftiona
bly be dispersed with.
Beware of Mad D gs.
Died to Woeburn, on Saturday the
30th Dec. left, Mrs. Rebecca Win hs,
wife of Mr. Jeremiah Winns, of that A
town— She was bitten by a mad deg, in
Sept. last.—The particulars follow :—
Mr. Winns, feing from home on bofi
nefs, bisdog soon after miffing his m^f.
ter, set off in purfiait of him ± but locfing
his track, returned home in ,e*t rage—
In approaching the house, a efti'd being
near the dogr, he violently feteed it ; the
mother hearing her cry, ran to its relief,
Driving without success to disengage it a
dog from the child, the called loudly for
^ffiftance, but nobody appearing, tortu.
nately the child got into the hcufe, and
the deg was soon thrown from her— But
what adds to the ffraiem, is the bite ot
the child's mother, who, on going to the
door, was seized in the foot by the dog,
who held so faft, that in disengaging him
he broke feveratof his teeth, and at last
went uff. After taking preventive medi
cines, and no symptoms appearing, the
enjoyed good health 'till this week on
Tuefday, when (he was delivered of a
child— on Friday morning symptoms of
madness appeared ; (he loon was raving,
and continued so by spells, till this morn
ing, when, in the greweft agony (he ex
pired. The child and igiant a§e b<*b
living and well. ~'
Died, in tbit tram, Mrt. Sail, Graham,
and infant, tofe anddildtf Mr. aje Groh
bom. Per,fodder,, Mr. A. Sea,,.