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re,pect.

14. There sliallbe given an the, necessary passports for the free
passage cif his Majesty-the Emperor Napofeat', or of the Em-
preas, the Pnocea and Polizesses, and aft the persons of their
writes wissysisit to accompany them, or to establish themselves
• out •et -frame, as Well as for the passage of all the equipages,
limes? and tlfacti.hrionging to them. Ihe Allied Powers shall
In 4Dscquenee furnish Officers and tarn for 'mom •
, IL The Frenr.h Imperial Guard shall furnish a detachment of
from 1200 to 1500 men, of all arms, to serve se an escort to the
Ettiperor Nal oleos to St. Tropes, the place of his embarkation.
• 1.41. There shall be fisraialiod a eutectic and the necessary trans-
port vessels to *convey, to the place of his destination his Majesty
the Enipernr Napoletiu andshis houtehold ;and the corvette shall
belong, in full property, to his Majesty the Emperor.
17. The Emperor Napoleon 2411 be allowed to take with him
and retain as his gu4ld 400 men, volunteers, as well officers as
• sub-oficers and soldiers. .
Is. No Frenchman who Shall have followed the Emperor Na-
poleon or his family shall be held to have forfeited his rights as
sttch, by one re tinting to France within three years ; at least they
shall not be comprised in the exceptions which the French Go-
vernment reserves to itself to grant after the expiration of that
term.
19. 'lle Polish troops, of all arms, in the service of France,
shall be at liberty to retina borne, and shall retain their arms
and baggage, ai a testi:newsy of their honourable services. The
officers, soh officers, and soldiers, shall retain the decorations
which have been granted to them, and the peusious auncxed to
those decorations.
sus 'I be high Allied Powers guarantee the execution of all the
Articles 01 the present Treaty, and engage to obtain that it shall
be adopted and guaranteed by France.
21. Flit present Act shall be ran& d, and the ratifications et -
change.l at Paris widen two days, or sooner, if possible.
Doom at Pails, the I 1 th of April, 1814.
I. 11.3 The Prirce de MITTERNiCa.
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PARLIOIII.EN74Itr PROCEEDINGS.
•
HOUSE ,OF A,ORDS, JUNE 13.
In the Appeal, Grieve v Cunningham, after. Mr. Mane was
beard for the Appellant.- and Sir Samuel Komilly and Mr. Hor-
ner fur the Respandent, the Decree was affirmed.
In the Appeal, Whyte v. Richle, Mr. Horner was heardlor
the Appellant, and after Mr. Adam, sen. was braid for the Re-
spondent, Mr. Adam, jun. was heard in part on the same side.
Further proceeding on Wednesday.
Upon Dundas's Divorce Bill, two witnesses were examined
with respect to the affectionate conduct of- Mr. Dundas towards
leis wale. Fat titer proceeding on Wednesday.
The Dutch Bill and the Gin Manufactory Dill, were
committed, and ordered to be reported.
.1-11 a; yheffield Cutlery Trae.e Bill was read a third time.
Lord Liver( eoot. presented a Message from the Prince Re-
rent, with regard to the landing of the Russi in troops at P01.:9-
rmouth, rim- a report of which •re Commons].
The Message was ordered to he taken into consideration to.
morrow.