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tinder auy pretence, be 'profeented, difLurbed or
Inolett:1, either in perfon or property, on account
of his political conduct or opinion, or for his at-
tachment to any of the contraaing parties, or on
any acc,tunt whatever, except for debts contraaed
with indi victuals, or for aas fubfequent to the pre-
terit Treaty.
XIV. All the fequeftraticns laid on either fide
on funds, revenues, and credits, of what 'nature
foever they may be, belonging to any of the Con-
mu:lh. g Powers, or to their citizens and fubjeas,
!hall he taken off immediately after the fignature
of :his Definitive Treaty.
The decifion of all claims among the indivi-
duals of the rcepetclive nations, for debts, proper.
ty, effea., or claims, of any nature whatfoever,
which inould, according to received nage, and
the laws of Rations, be preferred at the epoch of
the peace, (hall be referred to the competent tri-
bunals, and in thole cafe:. fpeedy andeompletektf-
tice (hall be done in the countries wherein thole
claims (hall be refpeeively preferred.
XV. The &hales on the Coafts of Newfound-
land, and of the adjacent iflands, and in the Golph
of St. Laurence, are placed on the fame footing
as they were before the war.
The French filbermen of Newfoundland, and the
inhabitants of the iflands of St. Pierre and Mique-
lon, (hall have liberty to cut fuch wood as may be
neceffary for them in the Bays of Fortune and De-
fpair, during one year. reckoning from the ratifi-
cation of the prefent Treaty.
XVI. To prevent all ground of complaint and
difpnte which might arife on account of captures
which in ty have been made at lea fubfettinent to the
igning r f the Preliminartes,it is reciprocally agreed
that the th ps and property which may have been
taken in the Channel, and in the North Seas, after
a (pace of twelve days, reckoning from the ex-
change of the rat,Scations of the preliminary arti-
cles, Ihall be reftorPd on both fides ; that the term
!hall be one month h-orn the Channel and the North
Seas, as far as the :amp/ Manch inclufively, as
well in the Ocean as in the Mediterranean ; two
-months ft om the Canary Hands to the Equator ;
and finally, five months in all the other parts of
the world, without any further exception, or slit--
Cation of time or place.
XVII. The Ambaffadors, Minifters, and the
Agents of the Contraaing Powers, (hall enjoy re-
fpeaively in the States of the Paid Powers the fame
rank, privileges, prerogatives, and immunities,
which were enjoyed before the war by Agents of
the fame dais.
XVIII. The branch of the Houfe of Nafrau
which was efiabliased in the cidevant Republic of
the United Provinces. now the Batavian 'Republic,
having experienced tome loffes both in private pro-
perty and in confequence of the change of Confii-
tution adopted in that country, there (hall be ob-
tained for him a fuitable compenfation for the raid
lofts.
XIX. The prefent *Definitive Treaty of Peace
is declared common to the Sublime Ottoman Porte,
the Ally of his Britannic Welly; and the Sublime
Porte (hall be invited to tranfmit its aa of accefflon
as loon as pofiible.

XX. It is agreed that the Controlling Parties,
upon re'inifitions made by them refpettively, or by
their Minillers, or Officers duly authorized for
that purpofe, (hall be bound to deliver up tojunice
perfons accufed of murder, forgery, or fraudulent
bankruptcy, committed within the jurifdiaicm of
!lit requiring party, provided that this Shall only
done in cafes in which•the evidence of the crime
Mall be kith, that the laws of the place in which
the. accufed perfon (hall be difcovered, would have
authorized the detaining and bringing him to trial,
had the offence been committed there. The ex.
ponces of the arra, and carrying him, back for
fhall be defrayed by the party making the
requifition ; but this ankle has np fort of refer-
once to crimes of murder, forgery, or fraudulent
bankruptcy committed before the concluGon of this
AkfuVaiva Treaty.
XXI. The Coa::a.2ing Parties promife to ob-
fcrve fmcerely and faithfully all the articles con-
tained in the prefent Treaty, and will not fuffer
soy fort of contravention, direa or indirei, to be
mad; to it by their refpellive citizens, or fubjeas
and the Controlling Parties guarantee, generally
,and reciprocally, all the flipulations of the prefent
Treaty.

"7XII. The prefent Treaty (hall. be ratified by
the Contracting Parties within the (pace of thirty
ilaysi or fooner, if ponle, and the ratifications
(hall be exchanged in due form, at Paris.
In teflimony whereof. we, the anderrgma Ple-
nipotentiaries, have fg:ed with our hands, and
in 'Anne of oofrefpea4e full powers, the prm'at
Definitive Treaty, caufing it to be fealcd with our
sefpeaive feats.

Done at Amiens, the 4th Germinal, in the year
Jo, (March 15, t ECA2 ). Signed )

60:1APAITIF., COP.NWA!.I.7I, AZARA,
AND St HISIMELPI:IININCII•
A Correa J. BONAPARTII•