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*Act his finitii'v, domains or ient-ell arges in -the great Leek of
France, producing a revenue, deli- ot ail dedue.fi, : And
chiii' es, of .1,500,000 frtlici Tlie•e iinituvH or ten , all
held. g, in full property; anti td be dispAed ilf as they shall
thin - fit, to the Princ/i add PrincOra of his tnnily; and
shall be divided ainorigst thent il such rwiduer that 'the fie--
venUe of each shall be in the fd loiing proportion; viz.
Francs.
300,000
500,000
200;000
411 i,006
500,000
300,000
300,000

746 Madame Alert :.
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'To King Joseph and ikis Queen - . -
To King Louis - . - - -
To the Queen Hortense and to her Children. -
To King Jerome and his Queen - -
To the Princess Mita - - - -
To the Princess Paulina - - -

2 p500,0C 0

The Pfint4 and Princesies of the House of the EMperor
Napoleon shall retain, besides, their'property (moreatile and
ithitioveable, of whatever nature it, may 1)e) which they shall
possess by individual and public right, and the rents of which
they shall enjoy (also as individuals).
Art. 7. The annual pension of the Empress Josephine shall
be reduced to 1,000,000, in domains, or in ins,Tiptluns inothe
great-book of France: she shall continue to otioy, i❑ full
properly, all her private property, movable and inimov-able,
with power to dispose of it cooforniably to the French Laws.
Art. 8. There shall be granted to Mace Eugenc, Viceroy
of Italy, a suitable establishment out of Fremee. •

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Art. 9. The property which his Majesty the Emperor Na-
poleon possesses in France. either as extraordinary domain,
or as private domain, attached to the Cr° xn, the funds
placed by the Emperor, either in the great book of , France,
the ~I.lank of France, in the Actions des For, ts, or in any
other manner, and which hiS Majesty abandons to the Crown,
shall, be reserved as a capital, which shall not exceed two
millions, to be expended 4,2:ratification; its favour of such
persons, whose n noes shall be contained in a list to he si' ,ned
by the Emperor Napoleon, and wniel% shall be trans antted to
the French Gover;•.nent. •
Art. 10. Ali the C,..owa lianvmds shall remain in France.
Art. 11. ilk Majesty the Emperor Napoleon sliall return
to the Treasury, and to the other public chest,, all the stuns
and effects that shall have been taken ont'hy his orders, with
the exception of what bas barn appropriated from the Civil

Art. 12. The Debts of the Household of his Westy the
Emperor Napoleon', such as they were on the day ot the sig-
nature of the presetitTreaty. shall be inunedia4tly disebarged
out of the ;arrears doe by the public Treasury to the. Civil Lst,
according.to a list, whiLla shall he signed by a CAutnissioner
appointed for that purpose,
Art. 13. The oidigations of the :Mint-Napoleon, of Milan,
towards all the creditors, whether Frenchmen OF foreigners,
shall he exiketly fulfilled', unless there shall be any ehane
made iu this respect.

Art. 14. There shall he given all, the necessary passports
for the tree passage orhis Nlajesty the Emperor Naptsleo,i, or
of the Empress, the Princes, and Praicesses, and all the per-
sons of their suites who to accompany them, or to rsta,
Wish themselves out of France, as well as for the passa;,e of
all the equipages, horses, and effects beiougiug to them. The
Allied Powers shall in ceswequeuce furnisu Officers and coca
for escorts.

Ar'.. 13. The French/Imperial Guard shall forpish a detach.
molt of from 1290 to 1500 men, of all arms, to • ervt:. as au
escort to the Emperor Napoleon to St. Troll4s, the place of
his emlmskation.

.Art. 16. There shall he furnished a corvette and the neces-
sary transport vessels to convey to the place of his destina-
tion his Majesty the Emperor Naopoleon and his Household ;
and the corvette shall belong, in fall property, to his Majesty
thc.: Emperor:

Art. i 7. The Emperor Napoleon shall be allowed to take
with him and retain as his guard 400 men, volutateers,.as well
Officers, as sub-oificer3 and soldiers. '

Art. 18. No Frenchman who shall have followed the Em-
peror Napoleon ur his f amily, shall he held to have forfeited
his rights as such, by mat retornins to France within three
years, at least they shall not he a-omprised in the exesplions
which the French Government reserves to itself togrant after
the expiration of that term.
Art. 19. The Polish troops, of all arms, in the service of
France, shall be at liberty to return home, and shall retain
their arms and bag,gage, as a testiouany of their honourable
services. The Officers, sub-officers, and soldiers shall retain
the decorations which have been granted to them, and the
pensions annexed to those decorations.

- Art. 20. The High Allied Powers guarantee the execution
of all the Articles of the present Tre:ay, and engage to obtain
that it shall be adopted and guaranteed by France.
Art. 2]. The present :Act shall be ratified, and the ratified.-
tions exchanged at Paris wit bin tw•o days, 01.mA:tiler, if possible.
Done at Paris the I Ita of. April, 18 W.
(L. S.) The Prince de ME I'TERNICII.
L. 5..). J. P.-Conae de STADION.
L. S.) ANDRE Comte de RASODMOUFFSKY.
L. S.) CHARLES ROBERT Comte de NESSELRODE.
(L S.) CASTLEREAGH. ~ ,
(L. S.) CHAS. AUGUST.E 13aron de HARDENBERG. '
(L. S.) Marshall .',, C.Y.
(14. S.) CAULINCOURT.