Star.
London, England, 1801-03-25 00:00:00

THE TWO SICILIES.

Penetrated with the fentiments of moderation
and generofity of the French Government, and
with gratitude for the marks of good-will which
the Emperor of all the Itutrias has not ceafed to
demonfiratc towards the Court of Naples ; and
whiling, at length, to put an end to the calamities
of war between France and his Sicilian Majelly,
and to contribute on either fide to a general Pa-
cification ;
General Mom, Commander in Chief of the
Army of Obtervation, and the Chevalier dc Mt c HE-
Roy x, furnilhed with powers from his SICILIAN
MAJESTY, agree to conclude an Armiltice on the
following conditions :

I. The armistice (hall take place between the armies of hit
Sicilian Alajcity and thole of the kratch Republic, by land and
lea; all prizes taken ten days after the Lining of the prefent
agreement, Gull be reciprocally restored.
11. The Neapolitan army shall evacuate the States of the
Church, and begin its march on the day of figning the Arcot-
ftice : it (hall be terminated at moll in fix days after.
The French army Mall occupy its pofitions, occupying
Ternl, and following the Nera, to the confluence of that River
with thelliscr. but not pairing it.
IV. All the ports of the kingdom of Naples and S!e ly
(hall be 'hut againft all the Engliih and, Turkith [hips of war
and merchantmen, until a deftnitive peace between thole
two powers. Such as Mall come into the laid ports after the
figning of the anniftlee, (hall be obliged to depart within 24
hours after notification than be given to them of that fa't.
The (hips of war and merchant velfels of the French Republic,
and its Allies, (hall enjoy, in the ports of the Two &cities, all
the privileges granted to the moll favoured nations.

V. Al! communication lictivccn Porto-Ferrajo and Longone,
ccafc during the time that the Englilh (hall occupy the
formtr poft.
VI. All the ports of the French Republic (hall he (Ten
during the continuance of the armiftice, to all Neapolitan.
vclfcht.

VII. The Turkiat and Englifh Ihips which may be in the
pert.' of Naples and Sicily (hall not be furnithed with any mi-
litary flowr or pi eviiions, except neccfrariet for their Ic:WS
tence on their route for their deftination, which nut': be the
neat port. All exportation of gran, provifions, and military
floret, (hall be prohibited to the English and Turks, and parti-
cularly for the Wand of Malta, by his Majefty the King of
the Two Skilies, until a general peace.
VIII. Citizen Dolotnteu" Generals Dumas and Morifecoart,
and all cite French made prifoners in returning from Fgrpt,
Attu be direCtly fet at liberty. AU Neapolitan Kilauea than
be liberated inunediately after.

IX. All tribunals of rigour being abolifhed in the kingdoms
of the two Siang. his Majefty engages to pay attention to the
recommendations of the Prowl Governing', to Stipulate in the
urgotiations for a general Peace, in favour of perfons confined,
or who have emigrated on account of their opinions.

X. The Arndt'lice than be In force thirty days, and ten days
notice Gull be given for tie renewal of holtilltier.

Xl. The French Government dull name Plerdpotentiaries to
treat for peace, the Court of Naples having already fent to the
head-quarters of the army of obfervation, with full powers for
that effect, the Chevalier de Micheroux.

XII. Officers of the Staff fltar be appointed by the Co:Tinian-
den in Chief, to enforce the execution of the above ankles.
Done and agreed, copies being exchanged by its Commanders
in Chief of the army of obkrvatiou, and the Neapolitan
army, at the head-quarters sif Follgno, the LB& of Fe-
bruary, 18oz. (Signed)
For General Count de DA !LA ',the Chevalier de Mammon z•
And J. MURAT, Commander in Chief.
(A true Copy)
The General of Brigade, Chief of the Staff,
(Signed) Deal mica.