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he possessed them before tb I c reaty of Lane-
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Tire StipnlatimiS cif the second article of the,
Treaty, of -Vicuna, Of the .3d of October 173.4, be-
twceL the Enoperor.Cirarle-s.V,I„ arc! the King,of
France to wirier the othei. Powers acceded, are
frilly re-established iii favOor of hiS Imperial High-
net:s and his- descendants ; A. Well as the promo-
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tees resulting'froni thoSe Stip..rilations.,
The follov.,ing ter stories, in addition are to be
milted to the, Grand DOchy, anti possessed by the
Grand blike Petdinand mid iili bc..irs. • - '

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1. The State of Presides, . • •
Tilat part ef. the Is!'tind of Elba and itt appurtenances
‘vlriei were under the superiority of the King, qf the Two
Sicilies before the year ISOI. -
3.. The sovereignty of the Principality of Pitnnbitto, and
its
dependencies..
/ -PRINCIPALITY OF PIOMBINO. •
Prince Ltniovisi ilnoncompagni retains for•biMself and his
legitimate successors• all the property winch his family pos-
sessed in the principality of Piombino, in the island of'FAha,
and its dependencies before the occupation of that country
by the French troops in 171J9.
1. The former Imperial Fief: of Vernio, Montauto, and
Monte Santa Maria, inclosed in the Tuscan State.s.

DUCHY OF LUCCA.
101. The Principality of Lucca' shall be possessed , in. full
Sovereignty by her Majesty the Infanta Maria Louisa and het
descendants, in the direct male line. This priocipalitY is
erected into a duchy, and shall have a form of government
founded. upon the principles of Alia which it received. in
1805.
A rent of 500,000 francs is whim to the revenue of this
principality, to be paid regularly by the. Emperor of Austria
and the Grand I hike of I aseany, as burg as ciienmstanceA
shall 'prevent them from.proeuring for her Maje,ty the In-
Tama Maria Louisa, and to her son arid her, descendants,
some other establishment.
10'2. The Mar of Lucca shall he reversi!ile to the Grand
Drike of. Titscany:Au case of the death of her Majesty the In-
fanta Maria Louisa, of her son Don Carlos, and of their de-
scendants; or in case the Infanta Maria Louisa, or her direct
heirs, shall obtain any other establishment, or succeed.to rely
other, branch of their dynast • • •
The.th unit Duke of 'Tuscany, in case the said reversion
shuuld fall to him, engages to cede, as soon ;if. tie cater; into
posse:vsion of Lucca, to .the Duke of Modena, the followinz;
territories
I. The Tuscan districts of •Fivizan'ti Pietra Santa, and

Barga.
2. The Lncea districts of Casti;,,c,linne and GAllicano
inclos-
ed idthe•States of Modena, as well as-those of Minucciano
and. Montelgnoso;contiguous to Alit country of :Massa. ~

DISP,OSITIONS RFLATIVE frbTllF, 1-191.,Y SEE.- •
And 10.3, The Marches, With Camerino their drpendeneies.
as Well as the J)uchy of • Benevento, and the Principality of
Ponte Cory°, are restored to the Holy See. -• ' ' • '
The Holy gee tosesume its posse,sion of the Leptiorts of.
Ravenna, Bologna. and Ferrara, - with the exceptiim of that
part of Ferrara sitaiated.on the (eft bank of the Pa.
Ills Imperial _Majesty, and his sueceors, have the right of
garrison in the fortresses of f erraraand tAnornachio.
104. Declares the re-establislimiPit of Ferdinand IV. en
the throne of Naples. -
AFFAIRS Ot, PORTUGAL.
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• 105. The powers recognising the justice of the clainvireraile
by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugat,Liin the
city ofOlivenza and the other territories ceded to by
the treaty/of Badajoz in 1,?01, and considering their restitu,
lion as rue of the ineasures proper tri confirm between the
two Kingdonis of the Peninsula, that complete and stahke
molly. the preservation of v. bleb throughout Europe has been
the constant object of their arrangements, formally engage
themselves to employ, for the purposes of conciliation, the
most efficacious etriirts, o' der that the retrocession of the
said territories in favour'of Portugal may be effected. find
the powers recognise, as far as depends on each 51 trieln,
that this arrangement should take place finthwith.

RELATIONS BETWEEN. FRANCE. AND I'ORTUCAL,
1(16. in Order to remove the diflienkties which interposed to.
prkent the Prince Regent of Portught --from ratifying the
Treaty signed on the 3Qth of 'gay, 1814, between Portugal
and Pconce, it is decreed that the' stipulation contain-sal in
tike lOth Article of that Treaty, and all these which relate to
it, are null and void, and shall be teplaccd by the provisions
Contained in rite following article:--(Ali the other clauses of
the said Treaty of Paris are to be maintniUed and fulfilled).
107. flis Royal Highness the.Pr'vtce,Regent Of Portugal to
sia,anife,Ct. leis. higt, Lir his Most Christian Ma-
jesty, ajee:i.to restore to his said Majesly Fretech Guiana as
far as the river Oyapoek, • the mouth of which is situated be-
tween the fourth and fifth degrees of north latitude, a limit
which Portugal ha, ,tiways consinercd as that whizh was fixed
by the Treaty of Utrecht. . •
The time for giving up this colony to be determined aS-srtiin
as circumstances will pstnitt by a particular-agreement be-
41.vecn the two Courts. And they shall proceed in a friendly
manner, as soon us possible, to the ile;ittitive fixing of the
limits of Portnguese.ollti French Guiana, conformably to the
precise meaning of the Bth Att. of the Treity of Utrec4t.

GENERAL DISPOsITI ONS.
NAVIGATIO' OF RIVERS.

10S. Th...!Powers'whose States are separated.
Or crossed by
the same navigable river, engage to arraug,o, by common
consent, all that regards the navigation •of such river. For
this purpose they shall (tame
,Commissioners' who shall as-
semble at latest within six months after the Congress, and
Who shall take, as the basis of their work, the principles es-
tablished in the following articles : •
' 109'. The navigation fro:n the source to the 'mouth of the
• rivers shall be perfectly' free, and shall not, with respect to
commerce, be forbidden to any body, the regulations foe the
police being complied with, which shall be made• uniform,
and as favourable to trade as possible.
110. The system fur the.teceipt, of taxes, as well as for the
police, shall be the same along tlje whole course of, the'rirer,
and shall apply to its navigiihte branches, as • far as circuits-
stances permit.