Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

AZ his Majeey the Emperor Of Germsny and
Anttria, and his Majefy the King of Pruiis.
over their German States.-tiis Majcfy the
Emperor a Germany and Aafris. both n
Chietof the Empire. .and as co-eaarss engages
himislf not 10 oPpoie any obaacle 70 the exc
cusion the atts which they may have made.
or will make IN conieqoence. ti
XIV. HsMajcay the Emperor OF Germany
and AuftIia az we'll for hinieIf his heiu. and
fuccefop. a. for the Princes of his HouIe, their
hcirs and fuccefors, renounces all the rights, "a
sell OF fovereignty, as of paramount right. 90
all preteotions wha,foever actual or eventual.
on all aates without exception, of their ma
jetties the Kings of Bavaria sod wirtemberg.
and OF his mott Serene Highoeis the Elettor of
Baden. and generally on all the aites, domains
and territories. comprized in the citclc OF Ba.
vafis Frsnconi, and Suabis. a. well a, TO every
title, taken from the faid domsiss and terrific
ries ;snd reciprocsIly. all prennrions, actual or
eventual, of the fsid States, 90 the charge ot
the Houic Of Aufria or its Princes are. aud
ihall be. forever ex,ioguiihcd neverthe Isf,,th
renaociations coniaiD-d ia the preient Article,
do not concern the properties. which afe by
the nth Article, or which ihsll be, by virtee
OF the I,,h article above. conceded 10 their
Royal Hiehnefs the Archdukes, named in the
faid Articles.
XVI. The titles Of the domains and srchicves,
the plans and maps of the different countries,
towp,. and fortref1es, ceded by the preient
Tfes,y, ihall be given up in the fpacc of three
month, from the date Of the exchange Of the
ra'ihca,ions, to the perfon, that lhaii have &C.
qoired the property of them.
XVI. His M,jeRy the Emperor Napoleon
guarantees the integrity of the Empire OF Aof-
tris in the aate in " hich IL fhall be in confc-
qserce OF the prefcnt Treaty OF Peace ;rs well
fhe integrity OF the poiislions OF the Princes
Of the Hoote Of Aofiia, pointed out in the
nth and I1th Articles. ,
XVIII, The High ContrsAing Parties &C.
kno~edge the Independence OF the Helve tic
Republic, as easblifhcd by the Aet for Media
tion. as we'll a, the independence OF the Batsvian
Renuhlic.
XIX The prifuneu of war made by France
and her allies. from Auftris, and by AuRris
from France and her allies, and who have not
been YET reRored, fhalI be rcaored within forty
days from the date of the excbspge Of the ra-
tihca,ion of the prefeot Treaty.
Xxx. All commercial communication and
relations are re-efsblifhed in The two countries
on the fame iootngas before the war.
XXI. His Msjsay The Emperor OF Germa.
ny and Aoar'a, and his Majeay the Emperor
OF the French. Kiog Of Italy, fhall maintain be-
tween them the fame ceremonial az 20 rank and
etqo.rte a. wss obfervsd before the pref.nt war.
XXI. Within FIVE days from the exchange
of the Ratification, of the prefent Treaty. the
town of Piefblrg, and its environs, to the ex.
tent Of fix leagues, ihall be evacuated Ten days
after the fsid exchange, the French and th:
troops of the alIies of France, fhali cvacuaie
Moravia, Bohemia. the Viertel, Unter, Vienna,
Wald, the V;ertei Unter, Manharibsrg, Hun
gary, and the whole of Syria. In the ten fol-
lowing days they fhsll evscuzte the Veirtcl
Winner, Waid, and the Viertei O5er Manhsrt-
fbsrg and inally, in the fpace of two mou,hs
from the exchange of the Ratifcstions. the
French fraops. aad the troops Of the allies OF
France, fhali evscuate the whole OF the heredi-
tary States Of hi, MJeiiy the E npcro Of Ger
IT iny and OF Auitria. with the exception of the
month az tbe difpoisI Of his Majcay the Emper-
or of the French. King OF Italy, - place OF
depoht for the fck and for the artillery.
No rcqoiit,ons OF whatever natuIe. hall be
made OF the inhabitants during that month.
But it 10 agreed that a; the expiration OF isid
month, no corps ~bstever Of Auit'isn troops can
be Rationed or introduced within a circuit OF fix
leagues around the laid plsce of Branpao, Itp
in like manner agreed, that each OF the places
which arc to be fucceflively evacuated by tine
French troops within the times above mention
ed, ihsll not BE- taken poiIeffi,n OF by the Auf-
triau troops tiI eight-a aod-forty hours after the
evacuation. 1, is alto agreed, thar the msgaz-
ines left by tie French army, 10 the places
which they fhall fuccefively evscuate fhall re-
main at ito own difpoial and that the high
contracting parties fhall make an arrangement re-
la,iye TO all contributions of var ~ha,foever in.
pofcd on the different hereditary States occupi-
ed by the French srmy, an arrangement IN viz
tue of which the rafting Of faid contributions
fhall entirely ceafe from the day OF the ex-
change of the Rat6cations. The French army
mall draw its provifops ard iu fofienapce from
iu own magazines, easblifhed on the tcatss by
which II is 10 proceed.
XIII. Immediately after the exchange Of
the Ratification of the p'eient Treaty, Com.
miHaries i1sIi he named on both fdes 90 give
up and TO receive in the names Of their ftett-
i've Sovereigu', all parts OF the Venetian terrific.