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London, England, 1803-02-02 00:00:00

GERAIANr.

RATI s Low. JAN. 4.--The 1011nWing is the Con •
vention co-xliided at Patis, relative to the indem•
'lilies of the GRAND DUKE of TUscANY
CONVENTION:..

1-Its Maierly the Emperor, King of Hungary
and ildicmia, having fignified that he could not
crnifider the stir At tick of the Treaty of Lutieville,
as far as it relates to his Royal Highnefs the Arch-
duke nt;iinaild, Grand I)uke of Tufeany, as flif-
ficiently fulfilled by the Plan of Indeninitits
agreed to by the Deputation of the Empire ; and
as the Full Conful of the French Republic, on his
part, has nothing more at heart than to contribute
to the attire and perk& fulfilment of that Treaty,
it has been rtfolyed, with the content of his Ma-
jefly the Emperor of all die Rulas, to agree on
cfrtain nl'iifications to be introduced into the
Plan accepted by the Deputation of the Empire,
to render it conformable to the principles of the
Treaty of Luneyille, and fuels as may receive the
Ratifications of the Emperor and the Empire.
For this purpofe, the high ContraEling Powers
have appointed their refpeflive Plenipotentiaries,
namely, his Majefty the Emperor, King of fittn-
gary and Bohemia, the Sieur John Philip Count
Cobentzel ; and the Firil Conful of the Ft elicit
Republic, Citizen Tokpli Bonaparte, who having
exchanged their full powers, have agreed on the
following Articles :
Art. 1. To enlarge the inden,nities Ripulated in favour of
his Highnefs the Duke of Modena, and his Heirs, hi. :awe-
vial Misjefty cedes the diftriet or province Damao, with all its
dependencies, to be united to the Brifgau, and his Highntir
a-cl his Heirs (hall polfefs there two provinces withow any ex-
ception or limitation, according to the 4th Article of the 'Frew y
of Luneville, which, with refret to the Duke, is to be under-
Rood as well of Ortenau as of the Brifgau.
1. To indemnify nib Imperial fvlajefty for the ceffion of Or-
tenau, the two Bithaprics Teem and Brixen (hall be (mita-
rifed, and his Majefty (hall receive poffeffion of •he fame, and
all their property, rights, and Townies, only under the condi-
tion that ht !hall - vide for the maintenance, for life, of the
td the Chapters, as Mali be ;Treed on,
stion of the Clergy, which in thcfc Dio•
the fame footing as In the other pro-
Monarchy.
Indemnities of his Royal Highnefs the
Ike of 'I ufcar.y, the linhopric of Eich-
what has already been affignrd to his
general conclufum, or teas, of the ad
. to be poffeffed by his Royal Highnefs
fuvereignty and independence, with all
'titles, rights, and prerogatives connected
by the Prince Biihop hionfelf at the time
eaty of I.uneville; only with the except icis
Sandfee, Vienne's, Spelt, Oberberg, Horn-
with all the dependencies of the Bithopric
coed in the territories of Anfpach and Bay•
remain to his Elcaoral Palatine Highnefs of
1 be reconspenfed to his Royal Highest(' the
ad Duke, by afuitable equivalent from the do.
celoral Higbncis of Bavaria in Bohemia; and,
mould not be Nikita, from other„menues of
Highocts.
confirmation oldie faid Iliptdationt, and the pro-
n. rights which kis Imperial Majetty, as Sove-
'Briars Hereditary stows, and Head of the Em-
ail and ecded for the completion of the Plan of
Aajefty engages to employ his infidence that
Indemnities, as modified by the prefent
ratified by the Empire, and that it Bail,
rite the Imperial ratification.
underitood, that after the exchange bf the
stories mentioned in the preceding Articles
on of, both in the civil =inner, by the
are allotted, or in their names; ao that
the reburial of loth& and illltadt, Roll
aced by the troops of his Imperial lhlajett y,
Electoral Palatine Highnefs of Bavaria,
that the fortifications of the city (hall not
baled, but only maintained in their pre-
o new fortifications Mall be creeted in the
Ulitadt. Alfo in the territory of the hi-
no new furtificalons That be ereetcd by
se Archduke Ferdinand, or his Heirs.
of the French Republic wilt unite with
' all the Ruffin to procure the Eleetoral
sal Highnefs the Archduke Ferdinand.
...ontraaing Parties guarantee reciprocally the
every thing contained in the preceding Articles,
After Plenipotentiary of his Imperial Mayfly dell
the Ruffles !ball be invited to accede to the prefent Convention,
for and in the same of his ImperialiMajefty, u a Contrading
PriseipaL
•Thit prefent Convention Batt be ratified within twenty days
trent the prefent time or (goner if poffibie.
' Done at Paris, tie ttla of Nivufe, of the year 1, (Dec. 26,
*Sox) (Signed) Pals- COOENTERL.
JOSEPH BONAPARTE.
Count MARKOPE.
In the name of his fi..fajefty the Emperor of all the Rultia%
JANUARY i9.-I'ne Ministers of the Mediating
Powers tranfmitted yefterdav two notes to Baron
Amities, to be communicated immediately to the
Extraordinary Deputation. The firft referred to
the regulation of the number of new votes to be
Riven to the Eleett.rs ; and the fecond to the pro-
Irifion to made for the Eteetur of TitSVP S, and the

Prince Bifhop of LI t,c e.
VIP NNA, Die. W.—Several journals have rib-
lifhed, under the head of Vienna, that his Majeffy
the Estrteoe had juft fet at liberty, in purfuance
to the Treaty of Luneville, the Jacobins of Vienna,
who were confined in the fortrefs of Mungatfeli.
It is true that the greater number of thole State
criminals, who had been tried together and kr:i-
rately, by the Judicial Authorities, and, according
to t 1.,. calling laws, have recovered their liberty ;
but I.r this favour they are folely indebted to the
clemency and compalli:)n of the Monarch, who
no linger cohfidetekl them as formidable enemies
to the State.
FRAN K TORT, JAN. tB.—The Princes of the Em•
Aire are all bully employed in regulating the ad.
tuin,firation of their bew poffellions. The Du
Of WI RT met vc has lately ilfued an ordionnee r,,
that effeelf. His Hilhrefs has divided hi. acqui•
Minns into three baiiiss;eks called Ellwani...n,
and Roomed. The chief town of the
fit it is to Is:. the feat of their genct.iladminitild::on.
The rumour ciraated from Paris' of propi,:i•
Lions trade by the Ent4l,ili Agcnt, Mr. hionitt,
to the Court of Stritszaid, has been contradielld
by Alp,toursab intbisAeJ is that 3ity. TL:y
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alto inferred the following remordtranee of the
Civil and Military Authorities of Cun (lance againti
the famous article of intelligence from that city,
publithed by the Moniteur of Fiance, and inferred
alfo by us in No. civ. t 8oz:
Conflance, Jan. 2, 1803.

" Several Gazettes, both French and German,
have repeated after the Moniteur, the Official
Journal of France, an article from Conftance,
dated t 501 December, which concerns Mr. MOORE,
Ertgliffi Gentleman, his flay, and his occupa-
tions at Contlance. The fats contained in that
article being immediately conneted with this city,
cannot he lo well afeertained any where clic as
here. Of thefe facts the following only arc ftrialy
true:—!ft, Mr. NIOORE has been in this city, but
he left it the t sth December, conlequently ten days
before the date of the laid article; zd, One Rocket
went from Contlance to London ; 3d, 'l'he ci.de-
vant Baizzxy W4cr4 zit lodged at l'Aigle until
he had hired a private heull ; 4th, Mr. MOORE
lived here in the molt quiet manner. All the reft
of the article is a dire& falfeliond : and it is diffi
cult to conceive how any correlpondent could
have ventured to furniffi the French Official Jour-
nal with an article in which there art more lies
than lines. The Imperial Commandant of this
cit y and the Direaors of the Police have thought
thcmfelves hound in honour and in duty to make
the prelim declaration."
SrUTGARD, JAN 19.—Great preparations arc
already made here for the Proclamation of his
Serene Highnefs the Duke of Wititemberg, in his
new capacity of Eleaor. The cc:oniony will moll
probably take place in the month of March next.
His (late cat riage is already built. -
COBLENTZ, JAN. 20.—The Trittnnal of Appeal,
for the four new Departments on the kit bank of
the Rhine, was installed on the t3th at Treves :
the ceremony was preceded by a high mats, cele-
brated by the Bifhop, and concluded by a ball and
fplendid illumination.

thin that ht provid
two Prince-Bilhops and
and for din future datati
eefes Cull -be placed on t
vista of the Auftriin
3. To corr.pkre the It
Archduke. Grand Dub
ftadt fall be added to a
4it Royal Highnefs by the s
• ' or Frimaire (Nov. 1-11. I
' •• • and his Heirs, in full fu
the property, rtNeIIICS
therevrith, as imitated b
of the igning the Treat,
of the diftrieb of Sandi
burg, and Warburg, wit
of Eichltadt, contained
I• f.. 70.1 reuth, which 6aU remal
I - Bavaria, sod than be ru
f Archduke, Grand Duks
rains of his Elcdoral h
In cafe there fhould no
kits Ulatersl Highaels.
• ' 4. For the confirmatii
/ 6 petty and other rights s
...I reign of the Aufbiass lit
Idre, has agreed nn and
Indemnities, his Makfti
the general Plan of Inds
•
Convention, mall be rat
without delay, me lye t'
S. It is ezprefsly unde
• - • Aa, the territuri
I be taken pelleffion 4
•• ces to whom they at
• city of Paffau, and t •
4- • immediately evacuate
• • &so ap to his Eh
radar condition that
enlarged or firmly ha
Rate; and that no r
• •a of Initadt and Ul
• • ric of Eichfladt, no
• Royal Higliners the 1
ti 6. The Fiat Conful of
bits Imperial Maiefty of t
Dignity, for his Rural I.
7. The high Contradi
fidnotent of every thine
and the Minifter Plenipc
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