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STATE PAPERS.

SECRET TREATIES RELATIVE TO PORTUGAL.
N0..1.
SECRET TREATY,
seeween his CATHOLIC MAJ LST y and his Majesty the Est PEROII
of the-Fs toes, by which the High Contracting Parties stipu-
late whatever reLims to the future condition of Portugal.
Fontainblrau, 27th October, 1807.
Napoleon, by the Grace of God and the Constitution, Empe-
ror of the l.rench, King of Italy, and Protector of the Confede-
ration of the Rhiue. Having seen and examined the Treaty agreed
upon, concluded and signed at Fontainbleau, the 27th October,
Isy General of Division MicnAzt DUROC, Grand Marshal of our
Palace, Grand Ribbon of the Legion of Honour, &c. in virtue of
the full powers that we have conferred to this effect upon him,
with Don EUGENIO iZODIPRDO DE RIJEKA Y LIZAUN, Hono-
airy Counse authorisede and o powers to his Majesty the King of
SPAIN 8130 by full from his Sovereign.
The Treaty is as follows :
His Majesty the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, and
Protector of the Confedention of the Rhine, and his Catholic
Majesty .he King of Slain, desirous to settle by common consent,
the intere s of the two States, and to determine the future con-
dition of Portugal in a manner conformable to the policy of the
'two countries, have named for their Ministers Plenipotentiary,
that is to say, "is Majesty the Emperor of the French, King of
kali, and Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine, General
of Division MICHAEL Donoc, Grand Marshal of the Palace, and
Grand Ribbon °Elite Legion of Honour • and his Catholic Ma-
jesty the King of Spain, Don EUGENIO Honour;
DE RIDERA
Y LLZAUN, his Honorary Counsellor of State and War, and after
Laving exchanged their respective powers, they have agreed as
follows :
ART. L The provinces of Entre Mino and Duero, with the
City of Oporto, shall be given, in full property and sovereignty,
to his Majesty the King of Etruria, under the title of King of
Northern Lusitania.
IL The Kingdom of Alentejo and the Kingdom of the Algar-
bee, shall be given, in full property and sovereignty, to the Prince
of peace, to be enjoyed under the title of Prince of the Algarbes.
CIL The Provinces of Beira, Tras los Montes, and Portuguese
Estranadura, shall remain as a deposit till a General Peace, to be
disposed of according to circumstances, as shall be agreed between
the two High Contracting Parties.
IV. The Kingdom of Ns.rtbern Lusitania shall be possessed by
the hereditary descendants of his Majesty the King of Etruria,
according to the laws of succession adopted by the Reigning Family
@ibis Majesty the King of Spain.
V. The Principality of Algarbes shall be hereditary in the de-
scendants of the Prince of the Peace, according to the laws of
succession adopted by the reigning family of his Majesty the King
of Spain.
VI. In default of legitimate descendants or heirs of the King of
Northern Lusitania, or of the Prince of Algarhes, those countries
will be given as an investiture to his Majesty the King of Spain,
on condition that they shall never be united under one head, or
attached to the Crown of Spain.
VII. The Kingdom of Northern Lusitania, and the Principa-
lity of Algarbes, also acknowledge as Protector, his Catholic
Majesty the King of Spain, and the Sovereigns of those countries
shall in no case make either peace or war without his consent.
VIII. In case that the provinces of Beira, Tres los Montes, and
Portuguese Estramadura, held under sequestration, should he, at
a general peace, returned to tlie House of Braganza, in exchange
for Gibraltar, Trinidad, and other Colonies that the English have
conquered from the Spaniards and their Allies, the new Sove-
teign of this Province would have, with respect to his Majesty
the King of Spain, the same obligation that the King of Northern
Lusitania and the Prince of Algarbes would have been under, and
shall possess them subject to the same conditions.
IX. His Majesty the King of Etruria' cedes the full property and
sovereignty of the Kingdom of Etruria, to his Majesty the Em.
peror of the French, King of Italy.
X. When the definitive occupation of the provinces of Portugal
shall be effected, the respective Princes who will be put in pos-
session shall jointly name Commissioners to determine the proper

XI. His Majesty the Emperor of the French, King of Italy,
becomes guarantee to his Catholic Majesty the King of Spain, for
the possession of his estates on the Continent of Europe, south of
the Pprennees.
XII. His Majesty the Emperor of the French, King of Italy,
agrees to acknowledge his Catholic Majesty the King of Spain, as
Emperor of both Americas, at such time as may be prepared foi
his Mikity to assume this title, which may either be on the oc-
casion of a General Peace, or at latest within three years.
XIII. It is understood between the two High Contracting
Powers, that they will make an equul division of all the Islands,
Colonies, and other transmarine possessions of Portugal.
XIV. The present Treaty shall be kept secret. It shall be rati-
fied, and the ratification shall be exchanged at Madrid, within
twenty days at the latest, from the date of its signature.
Done at Fontainbleau, October 27,1807.
(Signed) Dusoc.
E. IZQVIERDO.
We have approved, and do hereby approve, of the preceding
Treaty, and all and every of the Articles therein contained. We
declare it to be accepted, ratified, and confirmed, and promise that
It shall be inviolably observed.
In witness whereof, we have executed these presents, signed
with our own hands, and sealed with our Imperial Seal, at Fon-
tainbleau, the 29th dayof October, 1807.
(Signed) NAPOLFON.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, CIIAMPAGN Y.
Secretary of State, I'vlataAT.
No. 11.
SECRET CONVENTION
Concluded at Fontainbleau between his Majesty the King of
Spain and his Alajesty the Emperor of the French, by which
the two High Contracting Parties adjust all that relates to the
occupation of Portugal.

" At Fontainbleau, Oct. 27.
" Napoleon, by the Grace of GOD and the Constitution, Em-
peror of the French, King of Italy, and Protector of the Confe-
deration of the Rhine, having seen and examined the Convention
concluded, arranged, and signed at Fontainbleau on the 27th of
October, 1807, by the General of Division Michael Duroc, Grand
Marshal of our Palace, Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honour,
8,c..8tc. in virtue of the full powers with which we thereto con-
ferred upon him, on the one side; and on the other side by D.
Eugenio Izquierde de Ribera y Lezaun, Honorary Councillor of
State and of War to his Majesty the King of Spain, equally fur-
nished with full powers by his Sovereign, the tenor of which
Convention is as follows: •
" His Majesty the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, and
Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine, and his Catholic
Majesty the King of Spain, being desirous of entering into an ar-
rangemeu with respect to the occupation and conquest of Portu-
gal, according to the stipulations of the Treaty signed this day,
have appointed, viz. his Majesty the Emperor of the French,
King of Italy, and Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine,
the General of Division Michael Duroc, Grand Marshal of hit
Palace, Grand Cordon of the I.egion of Honour, and his Catho-
lic Majesty the King of Spain, Don Eugenio lzquierdo de Ribera
y Lt-zaun, his Honorary Councillor of State and of War, who,
after exchangir.g their full powers, have agreed upon the follow-
ing articles: •

A body of French Imperial troops, consisting of 25,000
infantry and Stico cavalry, shall titter Spain and march direct fer
Lishi.n : thi y he }tined by a booty of 81.0;0 Spanish infantry
and ;me cavalry, with 50 pieces of artillery.
" 11. At the sante time a division of Spanish troops, consisting
of 10,60 u nisn, stall take possession of the Province of Elan( -
Mi;111.-1.touria, and the City of Oporto, and another Division
of 5; co men, ,tiro consisting of Spanish troops, shall take possts-
Um) of Ale: tajo aid the ki:Tdont of Algarves.
" 111. The 1 rench coup, shah be subsisted and maintained by

Spain, and their pay shall be provided by Fiance duties the tills,
occupied by their march through Spain.
IV. The moment that the combined troops have entered
Portugal, the Government and Administration of the Provinces
of Beira, Tras los Montes, and Portuguese Estremadura (which
are to remain in a state of sequestration) shall be vested irr the
General commanding the French troops • and the contributions
Imposed thereon shall accrue to the benefit of France. The pro-
vinces that are to form the kingdom of Northern Lusitania and
the principality .f the Algarves, shall be administered and go-
verned by the Generals commanding the Spanieh Divisions which
shall enter the same, and the contributions imposed thereon shall
accrue to the benefit of Spain.
" V. The Central Body shall be under the orders of the Com-
mander of the French troops, to whom also the Spanish troops
attached to that army shall pay obedience. Nevertheless, should
the King of Spain or the Prince of Peace think fit to join the said
body, the French troops, with the General commanding them,
shall be subject to their order.
" VI. 4nother body of 40,000 French troops shall be assembled
at Bayonne by the 20th of November next at the latest, to be ready
to enter Spain for the purpose of proceeding to Portugal, in case
the English should seed reinforcements therein, or menace it with
attack. This additional corps, however, shall not enter Spain until
the two High Contracting parties have come to an agreement on
that point.
" VII. The present Convention shall be ratified, and the rati-
fications exchanged at the same time with those of the treaty of
this date.

" Done at Fontainbleau, October 27, 1807. (Signed)
" DUROC.

" E. Izootrevo."
" We have approved, and hereby approve, the foregoing Con-
vention, and in all and every of the articles therein contained, de-
clare it to be accepted, ratified, and confirmed, and pledge our-
selves that it shall be inviolably observed.
" In witness whereof, we have executed these presents, signed
with our own hand, countersigned, and sealed with our imperial
seal, at liontainbleatt, October 29,1807. (Signed)
" NAPOLEON.
" CHANIPAONT, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
" H. MARET, Secretary of State.

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Just as this Paper was going to press, a Mail ar-
rived from Heligoland, by which we have received
the following letter :

BANKS OF THE ELBE, SEPT. 23.

An Estafette is said to have reached Hamburgh this
afternoon, with intelligence of the arrival of Napoleon
at Erfurt, and of Alexander and the Grand Duke
Constantine, at Weimar.

It is rumoured that the Russian directing Senate
has declared itself against the Emperor of Russia's
journey, but that the objections have been overruled
by this Monarch.

The Gazette of Saturday announces the appoint-
ment of Mr. FRERE, as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to his Catholic Majesty FEW.
DINAND VII. He has left town for Madrid, and will
deliver his credentials to the Central or Supreme
Junta of Spain.
German papers and letters to the Ist instant have
arrived since our last.—The projected Imperial in-
terview—indeed all the late movements of NAPOLEON,
have had the effect upon Austria which we antici-
pated. The Austrian Government is active in its
preparations for war. It appears, however, that be-
fore ALEXANDER left St. Petersburgh, dispatches had
been sent to the Austrian Cabinet, which gave great
satisfaction there, and induced the Emperor FRANCIS
to bestow a valuable present upon the_ bearer—That
is : FRANCIS is determined not to be out-done in ex-
ternal decorum ; but he prepares for the worst.
Dutch Papers and Letters to the sth instant have
also arrived. The former are uninteresting ; the latter
state that BONAPARTE, after having been entertained
by the Prince Primate of Frankfort, passed through
Hanau on the 26th ult. on his route to Erfurth ; and
'that the Emperor of RUSSIA had on the 10th reached
lElbing, on his way to the same place.