Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-05

1citb tie c0nfcnf 81 Ef' H'e391 ~
~ ali the RalIqs,,ao Ggree on certain ma
g;gcaf;sus, 10 be introduced ina the 9laH
aeee5na Jythe ar9meties q tb< tme',s'
- r1uaert eoafoymaSk to The ffnf,ples
oftbs t,x0ty IF Lunsqi1if, aaa laf6 as
49, ,xreiue The ra.a1;feations oftbe rm3e,ev
and he empire. For this pay9ets, The
bigb eeutraai;ng poVOers b0Ve of9o'1t1d
ibsr nl5xaige 5lsnipotfatiar'fs, n4m<s,
bis mnie1gy TIE emperor, king ef Finger
ard BoBem,u, tbe Si;rxr Jfoba Philip co4st
co5eut1el; and the fy4 e9g/al q the
Frexe5 ,esa5Ee, Cnisea Jelef5 Boxa !,
snrfe /; qsbo kauing exchanged their fa7
beqoeys, baqe agrtsdto The ;Jollo70iag ar
Hks: :.
Ar. I. To enlarge the indennltles
Aipulated in favor of his highnefs the
dixie OF Moaena and his heirs, his imPe'
rial ma jeNy cedes the diiritf or province
Ortsnao, with all its dependencies, TO
be united to the Biigau, ard has highneiS
and his heits halI poGtfs theie two pro-
yincss, without any exception or ln'ta--
ton, according TO the 4th article OF the
treaty of Luneyille, which ltarelI eet to !.
he duke, is TO be underfood as well-o'
the Ortenau as Of the Briigau.
Art. III. To indemnify his Imperial
NASTY for his ceGion Of the Ortenau, tie
the Two biaopTics, Trent and Blxen,
fall be tecolarized, and his Insjeity ihsll
receive petition OF TIE fame. and all their
property, right and revenues, only undef
the condition thar he fhail provide tor the
maintenance for life OF the two prince 81
lhops and their chapters, as iaatl be
agreed on, and for the future dotation ct
the clergy, which IN thefe dioceie' lhali
be placed on the fame footing as IN the
other provinces Of the Aultrian monar-
chy.
Arr. III. to complete the irdenni-
ties Of his royal highnefs the archduke,
grand duke tot Tu(eany,) The biihoPriek
q Eichitsndt fhsil be ADDED TO whai has
already tecn aAigrsd TO bis royal high
nes By tie general conclu!um CT receis Of
the Id Frimair Nov. 49, 10 be pofsiied
by his royal highnels and his heirs, in
FIJI loverei2nry and independence, w''h
all the property, revenues, rights ard
preroga,ives connected herewith, IS poi
fefed by the fgning of the treaty OF
Luneville only with The exception OF
the diaritts Of sSaudfee, Werniels, SPalt,
Oberberge, Horeoberg and Warburg,
with all the dependencies Of the biihop-
rio Of E:chRandt, contained il the terri
tories OF Anlpach and Bsyreuth, which
ihall remsia to his ELECTORAL Pdlatine
liighnets Of Bavaria and ha!l be recon-
penied 10 bis royal highnefs the srchduke,
grand duke, by ioi,able equivalent from
the domains othis electoral higneis OF Ba-
varia in Bohemia, ard in cafe there thoald
not be efficient, from other revenues OF
his ELECTORAL highneEs.
Art. ". For the confirmation of the
faid fipulalions ard the property and o.
Their rights which his imperial najeAy,
as fovcreign ofthe AuRrian hereditary
ltates, and head of the empire, has agreed
on and ceded for the completion OF the
plan Of indenlnitics as modified by the
prsient convention, hall be ratified by
the empire, and that it lhall without de.
lay. receive the imperial ratification.
AIT. v. 1t is expressly undsrfood, that
after the exchange ofthe prelent act, the
territories mentioned in the preceding
articles fhail be taken poieaion of, both
in the civil manner, by the princes TO
whom they are allotted, or in their names );
ALTO that III: city Of Paaau, and the fub-
urbs Of inhadt end Ilidst, tilall be Imrle-
diately evacuated by the troops OF his i'm
perial majsfy, and given up to bis e!ec-
tor;al Palatin. highnefs of Bavaria, bur
under condition that the foriiica,ions OF
the city G1all not-be enlarged or areng'h-
eneI. but onlv maintained in the3 preicnt