The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-12-23 00:00:00

DU7 CH PAPARS.

MILAN, NOV. 29.
Tl.e Emperor and King arrived here on the 21st,
and set out oil the 26th. for Venice, where he Was-
te arrive this day. The Official Journal of that
• city, puhliiihed on the 26th a Convention conclud-
ed at Fontainbleau, on the 10th of October, be-
tween France and Austria. and ratified by the Ern-
. perur 0..9 the 2tti of November. ilk: Qinveiltiun
(elates to the arrangement of the frontiers between
the kingdom of Italy and the Austrian States, and
is to the following purport;
[After stating the titles of the Sovereigns, their
appointment of Ministers, and the ol.s.jrA of the
Treaty to prevent for the futnre every motive for
dissension, by establishing frontiers, certain and
easily recognised, between the kingdom of Italy
and the Austrian Provinces, the Convention contains
tie following articles:]
Ass. I. The Thalweg of Lisonso shall he the limit of the
Kingdom of Italy, and the Austrian Provinres, situate on the
left Beak of its smooth, at the hottoin of the Adriatic Gulph,
unto opposite the village of Chtistinise, near the Canal ; from
thence by the straightest line that it 0 pco,ible to draw, the
limit shall repiin the ancient frontier, near the village of Bit.
toff, to that the two territories of Christinisa and Sineff shad
remain in the kingdom of. Italy. It shall follow the ancient
frontier to the summit of Mount Metal/nue, and from thence a
line passing from the East to the North of Sturesella and along
the top or the mountain beyond the villages a Creria, Patoco,
and &Desna, in vie* manwer, that them village; and that of
Stumulla, iney belong to the kingdom of Italy,shall be proloeg-
ed to the summit of Mount flue,fullisiving the ancient frontier.
11. Forth* purpose the Emperor of the French, av King of
Italy, cedes to the Emperor of Austria, all that he Twme•ses on
the left bank pf the Laminae, in full properly am! Sovereignty.
The Emperor of Amnia also codes to the Emperor el ;be
French, King of Italy' in foil property and sovereignty, all
that he moarsies on the right bank of that river unto the point
indicated in the preceding article, comprising al that is situate
in some nail, whatever it may in the En-Venetian State:,
to be united for ever to the kingdom of Italy.
The Isle of Moo:0nm, being situated 01l the tight bank of
the procipal urn, of the Ltionso, shall remain to the kingdom
of Italy.
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111. In the territories respaftivoly ceded the su'ajems of either
powen established on one of the banks of the Limners, and
possessed of property on the other bank, shall be math. iced
to receive the preeluce of their polarity in kind, it beieg
thoroughly unil,-rstond that suet produce shall be legally oc-
cupied, conformably to the laws of police ■nd customs, in
force in either State. This arrangement only relates to that
portion of territory contiguous t. the river.
IV. There shall be a military road communicating between
the provinces of the kingdom of Italy to the right of the Li-
sone°, Istria, and Dalmatia, and reciprocally. The Con•ert-
bons relative to this road shall be annexed to the present al.
V. A passage through the Austrian territories •hall be
granted to the Ituesian trumps coming from Camaro, from tile
kingdom of Italy to the Nieper. These troops shall march by
botulism', with arms, luggage and 'ninety. Leer, requisite
aid shall be airwded them, mod an arrangement relative to their
subeletence shall be settled between the Courts of Petersburgh
and Vienna.

VI rbe difficulties which arose in the execntion of the
Treaty of Pittsburg being done away by the restitution of the
Mouths of the Canons, the Emperre of the Peen. h engages
that the ("strew of &aunty shall be ',situated by his troops
and These of his allies, which fortress shall be delivered to the
A ustr.an troops one month at the latest after the exchange of
the ratifications.

VII. The present Convention ►hall he ratified as extra es pns
Gibs, and the rat.fteattis st.all be exchanged iu else atoutb, at
the latest, at Paris
Tnatainbleen, Oct. 10, 1507.
Dive' by the Ministers negoe.ating the Convention, to
which the Trench ratification is sill:iontsd, need Fontansblean,
Nee 9, and signed " Napoleen.l
The Dutch Papers also contain an Address from
the Legislative Body to King Intik in reply to his
Message. By this address it appears that the King's
Message was accompanied with a copy of a treaty
between France and Holland, lately concluded at
Patis. This treaty contains a cliuse, which stipu-
lates the port of Flushing to Prance, and in return,
the annexation of East Friesland and the territory
of lvcr. to Holland.