Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-20

w. His Catholic maJSky SeuSa siu
Guarantees in full pofeGion and ioverign-
3 60 his Britannia ulajeify the Hand OF
Trinadad. =.
an.,so,ees in full pofeilion and love
ssI;;aory 10 his Britannia majeity, alithe
n,SsiIi0ns and Embellishments in the II
lad Of Cylos, which belonged, before
, =. war, 10 the Republic of the United
P I or to its EAT Indian comPa-
VI. The port of Cape # Good Hets
( reRored in full fovereignty, as before
,ss war, TO the Ba;avian Republic.
The veGels Of every defcripSion, be-
,,ooing 10 the other, conirAtting parties,
iSaIi have the privilege Of rchi'ting and
purchaGng the neceGary rroyitions as for.
,ne,ly. without paying any other duties
than the Dutch are iubjett TO.
VII. The territories and Potietlons
cher mott faithful majeay are to remain
entire, as they were before the war huS
,be limits of French and Portugueie Gly-
orya arr fixed at the river Araqpary whach
.moties into the ocean above the /" North
Csps,a near New lie, and the lille ct
peniteaee, in about degree and a third OF
north Latitude. Theie Limits ihail fol-
bw the couIfe Of the river Araqua.y,
from its mouth, the fartheif from the
Cape, to its fourcs--thence in frat
line drawn from this fouree 10 !" Rio
Branco' towards the Wet. Therefore,
,he northern bank of the river Arawary,
from its mouth to the fource, and the
territory north of the above limits, ihall
belong in full poneilion tothe French Re
public The fouthern bark of the iaid
river, from the mouth, and all the terri
tory fourth OF iaid limits, fhall belong to
her mott faithful majety. The naviga-
tion Of the river Araquay in IFS whole
couyle, ihall be common to the two ma
tions.
The arrangements which have taken
place between the two Courts of Madrid
and of Libon, for the eiablifhment of
their frontiers in Europe, fhall be made
according to the Ripulations of the treaty
Of Badajas.
VIII. The territorial poiieHions and
rights of the Sublime Porte, alall be main
tanned eptire as they were before the war.
TX. The Republic of the ieven files is
acknowledged.
X. The ilands Of Malta, Coco, and
Comino, fhall be reRored to the order of
St. John of Jerufalem, to be held by it
under the fame conditions as before the
war, and under the following regula-
tious;
1T. The Knights of the order, whole
[" langues, languages continue to exit,
after the exchange of the Publications Of
The prelsnt treaty, are invited to return TO
Malta, as loon as the exchange takes place:
They will there form general chapter,
and proceed to elect grand mater, felett-
ed from among the nativ Of ,hoie nations
who preleNe (des langues) the language,
unlels they fhall have already made choice
fnce the ratification of the Treliminaries.
1t is underftocd that an election mace
fnce that epoch fhall alone be confdered
valid, TO the exclafon of every other
which may have taken place prior TO thar
epoch.
I'd. The governments of the French
Republic and Great Britain, wilhing &c
place the Order and Iland of Malta in a
fate of entire independence in reflect &c
them, agree, that henceforward neither
the French nor Englih language ihall be
iuHered there, and that no individual OF eli
iher of thefe powers can be admitted into
the Order.
sd. There fhall be cfabIifhed a Nal.
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