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Tin frilloVting is the Convention concluded at
?aril, relative to the Indemnities Of the GRAND
• DUICE of TUSCANY

CONVENTION.
His Majesty the EMPEkok, King of Hungary and
Bohemia, haVing signified that he could not consi.
der the sth Article of the Treaty of LtineVille, as
far as it relates to His Royal Highness the Arch.
duke FERDINAND Grand Duke of Tuscany, as suf.
ficiently fulfilled by the Plan of Indemnities
agreed to by the Deputation of the Einpirei and
lit the Frost CONSUL of the French Republici on
his part, has nothing more at heart than to contribute
to the entire and perfeet fulfilment of that Treaty,
it hat been resolved, with the consent of His Ma.
Jetty the EMPEROR OF ALL TatiE IttllSlAs, to
agree on certain modifications to be introduced
into the Plan accepted by the Deputation of the
Empire, to render it conformable to the principles
of the Treaty of Luneville, and such as may receive
the Ratifications of the EMPER.OIi and the EMpire.
tar this purpose, the High Contrading Dowers
have appointed their raipedive Plenipotentiaries,
44114Y,1 His Majesty the EMPEROR, King of Hull-
,
434.‘t and Bolin/11A, the Sicur JOHN Ptirtrr
Count CoßErtrze ; and the ittork. CONsur, of
the Fretieh Republic, Citiien JOsariti BOHAE,AriTa,
Who having eitchanged their full-powers, have
egreed on the following Articles
. .
1. To enlarge the lodetnnitieistipUlated In favour of
!La Highness the Mike of Maas iri and his Heirs, his Inn_
Pedal Majesty cedes the Distrid or Provide Ortenau; with
ill its bependericies; to be united to the Breiigau, and His
Highness and his Heirs Shall possess these two Provinces
wisithatii any eXception or limitation, according to the 4th
tinkle of the Treaty of Luneville; which; with respect to
the Duke, IS to be understood as well of the Oiienau as of
the *thou.
Art. e. 'to iriderrinify His Iniperial Majesty foi the cm.
alai of the Ottenau; the two Bishatiricks Trent and hilien
Mall t secularised, and His Majesty Shall receive possession
Of the sirrie; and all their property rights, rights, and revenues,
only iMiler the. tondition that he shall Hoiide for the main:
renanee for life of thetWO Prince-bishops and the Chapters,
is shall be agreed on, end far the future dotation of the
61irgy; whiff tt in these Dioceses Shan be placed ori the same
tooting as in the other ProVinces of the Austrian Monarchy.
Art. 3. 'tlitomplete the Indertin/tleS of His Royal High.
bass the Aacitt;6lto GRAND )JUKE (of TUSCANY), the
Oislibprie of Eiehstadt c'h'aff be added to what has already
been assigned to His Royal I tichness by the General Conclu-
sum; or Recess, of the 2d of Frintaire (Nor. 23), to be pus.
*stied by His Royal Highness and Hit Heirs, in full sove-
**Pity and independence, with all the property; reVenues,
Sights, and prerogatives connected therewith, as possessed by
the Prince Bishop hiinselfat the time of the signing the Trea-
ty of Luneville; dnly with the exception. of the Distrids of
Sehtisee, Wernfels, Spalt, Oberberg, Homburg; and War-
buTli; with all the Dependencies of the Bishoprick of Eich-
-4014:t► eentaiffed in the Territories' of Anspach and Bayreuth,
.11444111411 remain to His *teetotal Palatinc Highness of
illP4VAttl4, an.i shall be recompensed to His Royal Michaels
the AsCllndics; Ga^sti Duxi, by a suitable equivalent
from the Domains of His Eledoral Highness of BAv Aat
lictherniai and in cue these should not he Stifficient; from
other Revenues of His Eledoral Highness.
Art 4. Fat the confirmation of the said stipulationi, and the
Property and other rights which His IttrskrAL MAJESTY,
as Sovereign of the Austrian Hereditary States, and Head of
the Empire; has agreed an and Ceded for the completion of the
Plan of Indernnities, His Majesty engages to employ his in..,
teens that the general Plan of Indemnities; as modified by
the Present Convention, shall be ratified by the Empire, and
that it shall without delay receive the Imperial ratification.
Art. S. It is expressly understood that after the exchange
etthe present Mt, the Territories mentioned in the preced-
IngArticles shall be taken possession of, both in the Civil
manner, by the Princes to whom they are allotted, or
In their names ; also that the City of Passau, and the Sub:
lobs of Instadt and Illstadt, shalt be immediately evacuated
by the Troops of His Imperial Majesty, and given up to
Eledoral Palatine Highness of Bavaria, but under con-
dition that the fortifications of the City shall not be enlarged
er strengthened, but only maintained in their present state;
alter that no new fortifications shall be erected in the Suburbs
of Instadt and I llstadt. Also in the territory of the Bishop.
rick of Eichstadt, no new fortifications shall be ereeled by
414 ;tool Highness the Archduke FERDINAND or his Heirs.
Art. 6. The Fr err CousuL of the French Republic will
Unite with His IMPERIAL. MAJESTY 07 ALL THE RUISIA4
tit) procurethe Eletioral Dignity for His Royal Highness the
INILDINAND.
Art. 7. The High
call Contracting Parties guarantee recipro-
y the fulfillment oftvery thing contained in the preceding
Articles, and the Minister Plenipotentiary of His IMPERIAL
MVt_ESTY OF ALL THE Russ tAs shall be invited to accede
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the present Convention, for and in the name of His I sr rt.
:
414,1,iscry, as a Contrailing Principal.
rhe present Convention shalt be ratified within twenty
Y 5 frond the present time, or sooner if possible.
bone at Paris, the ph of Nivose, of the year it, (Dec. 26)

(Signed) PHIL. COBENZEL.
JOSEPH BONAPARTE,
Count MA KKO F F,
In the name of His Majesty the
Emperor of all the Russian.,
FLORENCE, JAN. 7.

WE yesterday received, by a Courier from Leg.
4"x, the agreeable intelligence that the Spanish
Fleet which brings back our Sovereigns, had arriv-
ed within sight of that Port, but a contrary wind
prevented the disembarkation of Their Majesties.

GENOA, floc. zz.

QUAILTRItS arc preparing here for 3000 Poles,
Troops arc so on expelled here from the

TertitOry
0 tile Itilian Kern)lici rad are to tit
embarked for St:, ihrnirtgo.
The King and Queen of ETii;ttiA` were to cm.
bail at Carib4ena on the 16th .tit Decembei., to
return to Leghorn.

tHE DUTCH MAILS;

AMSTERDAM,

YISTERDAY the Legislative Body at die ilaive
resolved that the Batavian Rescriptions
,should be
changed into State Obligations. The Plan is not
exaftly knoWn, btit the principal outline is said to be,
that to a rescription of iood florins, 800 florins 5.611
be added in ready money, for which shall be given
three obligations, each of iOOO florins; to bear an
interest of 3 per Cent. at least. In consequenCe of
this deterinination, the Bitavian Rescriptions have
today fallen to 6o but they find many buyers at
that price; and will probably soon b'e higher;