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London, England, 1814-06-14 00:00:00

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PORTSMOUTH.—ALLIED MONARCHS.
TO BE LET,
During the visit of the Illustrious Sovereigns to Portsmouth,
AN Elegant MANSION, Furnished, consisting of
eight Bed-rooms, Dining and Drawing-room, aitd two
Breakfast Parlours, with two large Kitchens, and Stabling for
eight or ten Horses, Pleasure-grounds, and Kitchen Garden
stocked and cropped, situate about two 'Miles irons the Grand'
Parade, Port.mouth.
particulars and Terms may be known by applying at No. 34
St' Mary Hill, London.
N. E. The use'of a Nll!ch Cow if required.

• ARZYCLES
OF THE TREATY BETWEEN THE ALLIED POWERS
AND HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.

ART. 1. His Majesty the* Emp&or Napoleon renounces for
I:imself, his successors, and descebtlants, as well as fm all the
members of his family, all right of sovereignty and doinimon, as
well to the French Empire, and the Kinzolunt ut Italy , as over
every Other' Country.
:Z. Their Majesties the Emperor Napoleon and Maria Louisa
shall retain their titles and ranks to be enjoyed duriiig their lives,
The mother, the brothers, sisters, nephews and nieces of the
Emperor, shall also retain, wherever they may reside, the titles
of Prince of his family.
a. The Isle of Elba, adopted by his Majesty the Emperor Na-
poleon as the place of his residence, shall form, during his life,
a separate principality, which shall be possessed by him in full
Sovereignty and property; there shall be besides granted, hi full
property, to the Emperor Napoleon, an annual revenue of
2,000,000 (raves, in rent charge, in the great hook of France, of
wliich 1,000,000 shall be in reversion to the Empress.
4. The Duchies of Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla, shall be
granted, in full property and Sovereignty to her Majesty the
Empress Maria Louisa ; they shall pass to her son, and to the
descendants in the right line. The Prince her sou shall from hence-
forth take the title of Prince of Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla.
5. 411 the'Powers engage to employ their good offices to cause
to be respected by the Barbary Powers the flag and territory of
the Isle of Elba, for which purpose the relations with the Bar-
bary Powers shall be 'assimilated to those with Franco.
6. There shall be reserved in the territories hereby renounced
to his Maiesty the Emperor Napoleon, for himself and his fa•
roily, domains or rent-charges in the great book of France, pro-
dieting a revenue, clear of all deductions and charges, of 2,500,000
Rases. hese domains or rents shall belong, in full property,
and to be disposed of as they shall think tit, to the Princes am'.
Pritice.:,es of his family, and shall be divided amongst them in
such maimer that the revenue of each shall be in the following
proportion, viz. Francs.
To 1\ %dame Mire • 300,000
To Ki!,:; Jos,•i'h and his Queen - 500,000'
'Fo Kin; Lows - 200,000
Tu the Queen liertense and to her childeeu t0ti.0;10
'lO King Jerome mid his Queen
'To tile Pi iticess Eliza -
To the l'emccsa

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2, SOu,co3
The Prince, aml Princeske, of the Hoise of tfk Emperor

Napoleon stall retain besides their property, movable and im-
movable, of whatever nature ;t• may bt, which they dull posiess
by Individual and public right, the rents of which they shall

enjoy (also 44 failividual-).
7. The annual peueon of the Emprees Josephine shall be re-
duced to 1 ,OCKIp,O, In domains, or ist inscriptions it) the great
book of France : she shall continua to enjoy, in full proper y, all
ber private property, movable and immovable, with power to

dispose of it conformably to the Frtncli
8. There wall be granted to Prince liczeue, Viceroy of Italy,
a suitable tstabliditrietit out of France.

9. The iroperty which his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon I
possesses in France, either as extraordinary domaitt,or as private
domain, attached to the Crown, the funds placed by the Empe-
ror, either iti the great book of France, in the Bank of France, in
the Actions des Forth, or in any other manner, and which bis
Majesty abandons to the Crown, shall be reserved as a capital,
which shall not exceed L',000,000, to lae expended hi gratifica-
tions in lavour of such persons, whose names shall be contained
in a list to be signed by the Emperor Napoleon, and which shall
be transmitted to the French Government.

10. AU the Crown diamonds shall remain in France.
11. His Majesty the Ernpttor Napc.leon shall return to the
Treasury, and to the other public chtsts, all the s ms and effects
that shall have been taken out by his orders, with the exc.ption
of what has been appropriated from the Civil list.
12. The I;ctes of the Huastkuld of his Majesty the Emperor
Napoleon, such as they were on the day of the signature of the
present 'Treaty, shall be immediately discharged out of the ar•
rears due by the public Treasury to the civil List, according to
a list, wli:ab shall las signed by a Commissioner appointed for
that purpose.

13. Theoblh,;ations of the Mont-Napoleon, of Milan, towards
all the creikors, whether i'renchniett or toreignert, shall be ex-
actly th..re shall be 4.1 change made iu this