The National Register.
London, England, 1814-11-06 00:00:00

TIIErNATIONAL REGISTER.

NOV. 6•

B. The po‘se,stion of the Electorate of Treys, or irier, to the
left ?f the Lahti.

c. The City of Taub. with all its appurtenances.
4. The Laudgraye of Hesse Homburg's, to receive the Free Im-
perial City of Fritzlar.
VII. Me Duke of Wurten►berg to have--
1. The County of Ifolietiberg. •
2. All the free Imperial Towns and Bailliwicks of the Circle of
Suabiasurromled by the States of the Duke.

3 The Ettetoral Dignity.
VIII. The Hargrave of Batten to obtain, for his possessions on
the left of the Rhine and those of the Briesgan,

1. That port of the llishop►ie of Strasbitrgh on the right borders
of the Rhine.
1. The Lordships Lichtenan, Wildstadt, and Lahti. •
:1. All the Orteoan.
4. 'ft►e Imperial Free Cities of Orienbnrg, Zelleo Gengenbach,
with the %bbies of the same name.

IX. The House of Nassau to renounce its possessions on the is ft
.or the Rhine and the Ems, in tavour of France and Holland, as aLu
the Lordship of Lohr, and obtains in return,
1. The Prince of Nassau Dietz (late Hereditary Stadtholder):
A. Tile Duchy of Bergeu, with the City of Ous,eldoi t.
D. That p.O t of the Duchy of Cleve on the left of the Lippe.
c. The Abides E-sen and Verden.
D. The County of Recklinghausen, depending on the Electorate
of Cidog
E. Tile County of Mark, with the Imperial Free Town of
Dortmund.
F. that small part of the Electorate of Cologne on Nit; right of the
)hide to the north-west of Nunneamern, containing, among others,
the Town of Konigswinter.
G. The Electoral Dignity under the Title of Elector of Nassau
Bergen, where again't this Prince is to give up his present pastes.
biOILI to the other Ilranches of this House.

T. The other Bral.ehes of Nassau, viz. the Princes of Nassau
IVeihurg, Nassau T./Angel), and Saarbruck, are to divide amongst

tlical—

. A. The County Dietz, Usingen, Dillenbourgh, and Bellstain.
is The Prussian possessions in the County of Sayn.
c. That part of Treses mud Cologne which extends on the right
to the Rhine, from the right of the [Abu, towards Notmenwerden
X. The Duke of Brunswick Wußenign Ile gives up his dominions
to Prwsia, and obtains in return,
1. The Bishopric of Osnabruck, and a considerable part of that
of Arlnnstei : among others, the Town of this name, (vide Holland.)
'2. The greater part of the Principality at Minden and the County
of lloya, and a small part of the Duchy of BEVIIICII aud ‘Terdeu,
what is situated on the left of the IVeser.

3. The Counties of Linger, Teeklelibtirgli, DiephOlz, and Ra-
vt.nslierg.
4. Almost the whole Principality of East Friezeland, extending
opi the left to the I:1w.. (Vide Holhaid.)

5. The Electoral Dignity, under the Title of Elector of West-

- XI. The House of Seaumburg Lippe renounces all its possessions
on the ►Olt of the Weser, in favour of Prussia, and receives there-
agai►nst,
1. Those parts of the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel, in tke county
of Sehaumberg Lippe mot Dymont.
. Snell parts of the Electorate of Hanover, situated on the left
of the Weser, between the Bishoprieks tif Paderborn, and counties
Schaumberg and Pyi mina, containing, among others, the small
towns of Poll, Bodenwerpen, and Lezhan►, with the county of Stern-
berg,
_ _ _

S. That part of the Abbey Corvey, on the left of the Weser.
4. The Prussian Dominions, and those of the Bishop of Pader-
born, situate in the county of Lippe, viz. Lippstadt, and the Bail,i-
wick Swalenberg, Oldenboro, and Stoppe'berg. _ _

XII. The lloiise of Saxohy t 9 give up the Marquisate Lausitz,
and to (Ahab),
1. The Elector of Saxony,
A. The whole county of Mansfeld, the Lordships, Lora and
lieetenbera, and the Saal Circuit.
B. The Hanoverian Po,sessions in the County of Holienstein„
c. The Fiee Imperial Towns of Mulliausen and Northliansen.
v. Eichifeld and Erfurt, with the territory belonging to the Elec-
torate of Mayence.
E. That part of the Franconian Circle on the left of the Eger, and
the right of the Mile), viz. part of the Blshopric Hamburg, Wuitz-
bing, and the Marquisate ut Bayreuth ; further, the Free Imperial
Cit-

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the fancy► of the Electorate of Saxony, and the Lundgrave of Hebaa
('as•el. in the Mincipality of Deneherg.
XIII. The King of Denmark gi%es up to Sweden, the Isle of
Bornholm, wit! •the fight of the Sound duties, where aguinet he is
to obtain,
1. The Hanoverian dominions on the tight of the Elbe.
The Free Imperial 'l'owns of Hainhurgh and Lubeck, wit:i the
Bishopric of the same moue.
S. The Electoral dignity of Duke of Holstein.
XIV. Kin: of Sweden to receive,
1. That part of the Duchy of Pommoia, on the left of the
Oder.

2. The Isle of Bornholm and the Sound duties.
XV. St% itzurland to tcnoureee to France Alulinkmen, -sitnate in
the department bt. the Upper Rhine ; and that part of the Canton
of Basle on the left of the liirse ; the Principality of Neufchatel.
and the city of Genf, with its territory against that of Brcibgau, on
tl.e Itft of the Rhine.
The ci-devaut Doke of Modena shall receive for indemnifica-
tions--

1. The part of the Maignisate iladen.,sittmte in the Brtisgati.
T. file estates of the Great Prior of the Maltese Order, residing
t lieltersheim, in Breisgau.

• TliE GERMAN CONSTITUTION.
I. The Emperor of Germany to be elected by the Electors, whose
number is to be nine, viz. Electors of Bohemia, Brandenburgh, Ba-
varia, Saxony, Wurtemberg, Hesse Cassel, Westphalia (Duke sir
Brunswick), Wolkninittel, Holstein (King of Denmark), Nassau
Lergeu (ci-drvant Hereditary Stadtholder),
IL The Emperor to have the Presidency at the Assembly, which
are only to decide on the treaties between the States of the Em-
pire, on war and peace, and in general on the objects comprising
their respective interests,
111. The Imperial Assemblies to consist only of one Chamber,,
be classed,

di. The Lwpeeor to have six Votes, as Emperor and Elector of
Bohemia.

B. The Electors—of whom to have four V,,tes.
c. The Princes whose Revenues amount to two millions of livres,
to have three Vutes each.
D. Those whose Revenues amount to one .million, to have each
two Votes.

E. '!'hose hose revenues amount only th 300,000 byres, (about
2-1,0001 steiling) to remain tinder the jurisdiction of ruck Electo-
rates, which dominions are nearest their own.

F. Eae of the Imperial States entitled to a seat and vote on the
Diet, may, without the consent (Atha Empire, make treaties, either
with their co-statos, or with Foteign Po%%crs, respecting the ar.
retirement of the boundaries of their several pussessions, and aWvi
their securities and commerce.

G. Each Imperial State may establish within its own jurisdiction,
schools, academies, &e. &c.
N. The Eleciors and Princes only, whose revenues amount to
two millions of livres, (or 83,iSJI. sterling) can exercise the priv
lege of coinage, and the right de non appell.mdo.
1. The union of two Electorates never to be admitted !
K. If an Electorate should have nu successor, or lawful heir, the
rest of the Electors shall elect a new one trom anion the Imperial
States, which- possess the Seat Vote en the Dirt.
The dominions of the other Princes, who leave-no heirs or sue.
cessors, shall be incorporated with the possessions of the next utigtm-
boutirg.Electors, or with those situate in the same circle.
L. There shall be established a higliest Court of Justice, whose
members shall be appointed on the Diet, and who are to decide nn
the differences and disputes arising among the States of the Empire.
m. The subjects of the States which do not enjoy the right de
two appellaudos may appeal to tkis highest Coat otJtutice.

AMERICAN PAPERS.

WASHINGTON, SEPT. ?O.—A quoropn being present, the Presi-
dent transmitted•by his Secretary the following
M ESS,-.16 E.
Fellow Citizens of the Scnate and Hume of Reprecentatives)
Notwithstanding the early day whiela had been tilted for your
Session of the present year, I was auduced to ea'l you torlether stilt
stioaer, as well that any existing provisions tor the wants of the
tre"surY.lflight he supplied, as that no delay might happen in
viding for the result of the negotiation on loot With Great lin-
tain, whether it should rluptire arrangements adapted to a return of
- 7ffeetive prosecuting the war

B. The Hanoverian Pthsessions in the County of Holienstcin,
C. The Ft ec Imperial Towns of Mulhausen and Nortithansen. ll Fellow Citizens of the &lame and House or Iseprecentatives,
I Notwithstanding the early day which had been fixed for your
ia. Eielisteld and Erfurt, with the territory belonging to the Elec- ' Session of the present year, I was induced to cod you forlether still
i
torate of Mayence. 1 stio.ter, as well that any existing provisions for the wants of the
E. That part of the Franconian Circle on the left of the Eger, and ' treasury Jniglat he supplied, as that uo delay. might happen in pro-
file right of the Milt), viz. part of the Bishopric Hamburg, Win tz- viding for the result of the negotiation on toot tvith Great lin-
bmg, and the Nlarquisate ut Bayreuth • further, the Free Imperial tain, whether it should require arrangements adapted to a return of
peace, or further
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City of Schweinfurt.
2. The other branches of the Saxon line, to divide among them and more effective prosecuting the war.
The result is not yet known; it' on one haul the repeal of the
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