Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

4 dependence Of the laid Republics, and the RIGHT o
observation-disclosures TO adopt iucb fern Of Government
| they may think proper
| XII. His imperial and Royal MaeRy renounces fol
himelf and his fucceors, in favor Of the Ciapine Re-
public, all the rights and titles arino from theft
rights which his Majely might pretend pofIels tc
all the countries which he pofetd before the war anc
which according the terms OF the 9th article of the
Treaty of Campo formio, con4itute part of the
Cilapine Republic, which fall pofTefs them in full
overegnty and property with all the territorial etate:
that depend upon them.
XIII His Imperi al and Royal Maeay, az well IN
his in that of The Germanic Empire con.
firms the annexation already agreed to by the Treaty
OF Campo Formio, Of the ci-devant Imperial Fefs to
the Lgur2E Republic and renounce all the RIGHTS and
titles ariiing from theie rights the faid Fiefs.
XIV. 10 conformity 70 the nth article Of the Tre3tv
OF Campo Formie, the navigation of the Adiqe conA
tuting the limits between his Imperial Msienv and
King, and the Cilapine Republic, lall be free with
out the eftabfhment of any duties or impohtions ON
either hde' and without hatonng on it any armed
vefcl.
XIV. All the prfoners of war made on both fdes. a.
we'll holsges either carried off given during the
war, who may have been yet reored, lall be re-
turned within forty days from the date of the hgning
of the prefent Treaty.
XVI. The landed and perGonal property, which has
not been aenated, belonging 20 his Royal HighneE
the Archduke Charles, and TO the heirs of her late
Royal Highnefs Madame the Archduchefs Chrinina
which uated in the countries ceded the French
Republic, lhall be Tellored TO them the condition
that they ihall be fold in the pace Of three years
The fame Provilion is agreed with relptct 10 tie
landed and perlona property Of heir Royal Highnehes
the Archduke Ferdinand, and Madame the Archduch-
es Beatrix his COMFORT which ituated in the French
Republic,
XVII. The I1th, 18th. 18th. roth, nth, and AID
articles OF the Treaty of Campo Formio Especially
renewed, IN order that they may be executed accord
ing TO their form and tenor If they were inherited
word for word in the Prelent Il eaty.
XVIII The Contributions impofti0ns and warlike
upples Of every kind demanded and enforced by the
armies fa ceae from the date Of the Exchange of the
Ratihcations given 70 the preient Treaty the
part by his Majcty the Emperor and the Germanc
Empire, and the other part, by the French Republic.
XIX. The prelcnt Treaty fha be ratified by his
MaJc0y the Emperor and king, by the Empire and
the French Republic within thirty days or fooner If
Pofble and il i agreed that The armies Of the two
powers fhah remain 10 their preient poltion both ii
Italy and Germany, I'LL the l'id ratification be inter
changed atLunevle by the REFLECTIVE Plenipoentiares.
Il d alto agreed that days after the fad exchange o
ratification the armies OF his Imperial Msjeay lha
enter his hereditary pOielions, which the French
mics all evacuate IN that lpace Of time and thar
within thirty days alter the laid exchange the French
armies fha have evacuated the whole territory Of the
faro Empire.
DsAs and SigHsSaf LsaeDjIe 10th P'uvgf, siztB year
efbs F,ssrb Retg5he. Ign FB 1907
LOUIS COUNT COBFNTZEL,
JOSEPH BONAPARTE.