Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Treaty of Peace,
BETWEEN
FIR ANCE IND GERMANY.

Republic in the name of the French People, beinl
1 equally deirous TO put an end 10 the mneries o
War, nave refoved to proceed TO the concluhon Of
1 dehnitive Treaty of Peace and Frendfhip.
His fad Imperial and Royal MajeRy not lels earn
city defring that the Cermanic Empire hould parti
cipae in the befings of peace and the prefent cir
eumitances nor allowing the time necefary TO confull
the Empires and for its deputies to take part in the
negotiation; his faid MaeIty alto, con6dering what
had been agreed TO by the Deputation Of the Empire
the Congress of Raadt has relolved in conformity
to the practice in imilar circumstances, tpulate in
| the name of the Germanic Body.
In confequencc whereof the contracting parties
have appointed as their Peripotentiares, viz.
His Imperial Maje0y, the Siour Louis, Count of the
H K. Empire and of Cobentze, Knight Of the Golden
Fleece, Grand Cros of the Royal Order of ST. Ste
phen. and of the Order Of ST. John of Jerulalem,
| Chamberlain, and Privy Councillor of his faid
Imperial and Royal Maey his MiniRer of Conferences
and Vice Chancellor Of Court and State
And the Firlt Conul Of the French Republic, in the
name OF the French People, Citizen Oleph Bonaparte,
Councillor of State
Who, after exchanging their full powers, have a.
greed 10 the following Articles;
Article l. In future and forever there f2l be peace
amity, and good understanding between his Majeffy
the Emperor, King of Hungary and Bohemia, fnPulst
Tag alike IN his and in that of the German
&c Empire, and the French Republic his iad
MaJeity engaging TO procure the ratification OF the
preient Treaty BY the iaid Empire, IN good and due
form. The utmoff attention ihalI be uied on both
hides to maintain perfect harmony and prevent every
kind OF hoihlity by fea and land and from whatever
cauie or under whatever Pretext, carefully exertng
themielves to- lerve the union 70 happily re-eltab-
hed No aihltance protection Elall be given, di-
rectiy or indirectly, thofe who attempt inlure
either OF the contracting parties.
II. The celEon Of the late BeIgck Provinces to the
French Republic, lpulacd in the third article Of the
Treaty OF Campo FormiO, is herein renewed in the
molt formal manner infomuch that his Imperial and
Royal MaJefy, for hmfef and his fnccefors, and
alike IN bis own name, and in that of the CermAnic
Empire, al his rights and titles 70 the fad
Provinces, which ihalI be poHeed in perpetuity, and
in full iovereignty aud property by the French Re-
public with all the territorial pofeions dsp> ndng
them
His Imperial and Royal HsjeHy, with the formal
ccnient Of the Empire cedes 10 like manner 70 the
French Republic
l. The County of Falkcnlein with its drDenden-
cies
>. The Frichthal and an the territory Of the Houlc
of Aulsra Gtuaed TIE left bank THE Rhine. be-
tween Zurzach and Baae the French Republic re-
erving 10 herie he power Of ccdng the latter country
to the Helvetic Republic.
iii. In ike manner, and in renewal and confirmation
OF the With article Of the Treaty Of Campo Formo his
Naleiy the Emperor and King fliall pofefs, in COM
Pe'e ioyereigEty and properly, the aforementioned
territories VIZ.
lfria, Dalmatia and the late Venetian lies in the
Adriatic thereon depending the mouths Of the Cata-
TO- and the city OF Venice the Lagunas and the
countries lying between the Hereditary States of his
Msjeiiy the Emperor and King, and the Adratic fea
and the Adge from the point where it leaves the "
roleie until where it flows int tina; iea The Thalweg
Of The Adlge iha form the line Of demarcaton and
as the IA d line will divide the cities Of Verona and
Porto LegnHgo into two parts the middle Of the
bridges Of thee cities there fhal be enablihed draw
bridges 10 mark the iRc OF lepa ration.
~. The 18th article of the Treaty of Campo For
mo - ALTO renewed, 70 far as his MAicly the En-
Peror and King engages cede the Duke Of Mode
ma, as an hcation for the country which this
Prince and his heirs had in Italy. the Brlgaw, which
he will Po1ef on the fame conditions as tbole bv vir
tue OF which he pohehed the Modenele.
Y. L is further agreed that his Royal Hiehnels the
Grand Duke OF Tulcany aI renounce for himfeIf and
has iuceeiors the Grand Dutchy OF Tulcany and the
ne dElbe depending thereon, well as all right and
titles relulhng therefrom, which 1la henceforth be
Poheied in full sovereignty and property by his Royal
1ighneis the infant Duke Of Parma. The Grand Duke
man Obtain full indemnity for his Italian States in
Germany Hs lhall dfpo(e OF his perfonaI and private
property as be may think proper. All debts, eaab-
llihments, &c. Of the Grand Dutchy, with the fums
Guy mortgaged on the country, fha pats to the new
Grand Duke
vi. His Majeny the Emperor and King, as well in
ms own name in that of the German Empire, con-
IN iui overegnty and property the countries and do
mains iuate the left bank of the Rhine, and hch
torn part Of the Germanic Empire 70 that conforma-
oly TO what had been expressly conlcnted to the
Congreis OF Raltadt by the Deputies of the Empire,
and approved by the Emperor the Thalweg of the
Kline ihal henceforth be the boundary between the
French Republic and the Germanic EmpiTe viz. from
the pot where the Rhine quits the Helvetc territory
70 that where 1t enters the Batavian territory.
In ooniequence whereof, the French Republic for
may renounces all podeions the right bank Of the
Rhine and contents TO reltore to thole whom they
belong, the fortrehes, of DuIedorf, Ehrenbreihein.
PhilPiburg. the fort Of Cae and other Notifications
about Menz on the right bank, the fort Of Kehl and
Old Brhac, on express condition. that all hele places
rmain in the Gate they lha be found at the time of
their evacuation
VII. And as in confequence of the cedion which the
Empire makes to the French Republic, fevera Princes
and States of the Empire particularly difpoe1ed,
in whole or in part, Whit 1t remains with the German
FmDire collectively f1nnDrt ths InfTsa