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dence, fhall deliver up his States TO one of bis
| children.
VIII. No one can ALLEVIATE his fovereienty
IN any other manner than as a confedera.ed
| one.
TX. All quarreIs fhall be decided by the meet.
ing OF the confederation at Frankfort.
<. The Proficiency thereof belongs to the
Prince Primatc. When divided into two col.
leges, he ihall be PreGdent of the Royal one,
and'the Duke of NaIau of the PrinccIy,
XII. Four weeks after the Declarations at IA.
tiibon, the Prince Primate ihall propofe Con-
it'tutional Statute which fhall FIX the time and
manner of the Convotetion, tho order of the
Deliberations, and the form OF the AfIemby.
XII. The Emperor Napoleon fhafl be pro.
claimed Protector of the Confederation. In this
quality he aall appoint the SuceeGo.. to tho
Prince Primate as often as one dies
XIII. anc XIII. inclufre, point out the
cefions and acquiGtions of the Confederate,
Thus NaiIau cedes TO Berg, the town of Deutz.
and its territory. Darmfadt acquires the Bureh
OF Friedberg. The Prince Primate the import.
al city of Frankfort.
XIV. The member, of the Confederation
ihall dlvet Of their fovereguties all the Princes
Counts and Lords in the dihriet of the confrde.
rated country. Here follows the detail of the
diviaons, by which feveral of the comfortable
Principalities are to be parceHed out, under
two, three, and more new fovcreigns For in.
ftance, the Hohenloe country is parcelled ont
under Bavaria and Wirtemberg; the Taxis
country under thee, and the Furfenburg under
four different fovereigns1
XIV Alto, all pofetiions of Kuightscom.
panlons OF the Empire are depofed.- Should
there be an, property lying in the middle be.
tween two of the confederate Aates, fuch pro.
perty is to be divided into two equal marta be.
tween the two foveregns.
XVI. Definition of the rights of foyereion.
ty. They comprehend the legiflation, the
higheit jurisdiction, civil policy, military con.
icriptions and contributions of the foyereieu-
ties.
XVII. The depofed Princes and Count.
retain their domains and their rights az land.
lords, &c.
A6VlII. They fhall retain, in criminal cafes,
the privilege of the Auitregal-I nRantz for their
perfons.
xxx. The expences of war fhall be nro.
portIoned among the Confederates according TO
circumstances.
AAA. i he new fovereigus fhaIl take upon
themfcives a certain part of the debts of thu
depoted Princes and Counts
XXI. Every member muR reGde within tbe
confines OF the Confederated Country.
XAAlI. The officers of fate, if not retained
by the new, fhan be peufoned.
AxHllt. Members of Military and Spiritual
orders, who lofe their poifclions, flalI receive
!, yearly Peniion, according to circumitances.
during life.
xXxIV. The confederates rspounc. al nr..
tenhons to the poffefiions of their fellow Con.
fcderates, the eventual right of flccenion all
ways accepted.
AAAV. Between the French Emperor & tha
Confederates as we'll allied as ingly, an alliance
IS formed, in virtue of which, every Continrn,,I
war IN which either Of the two parties il,alI en-
gage ihall become general.
AAAVl. Should foreign or neiehboring
power take up arms, the contracting parties
iha arm alio. The invitation thereto i1alI
come from the Emperor NapoIeon.-The con-
tingent iupPles of the Allies fhalI be divided
INTO tour parts. The Aferlbly of the Confe-
derates fhall determine how much of this con.
tingency iha!l be put in motion.
AXXVII. Bavaria binds herfeIf TO fortify
Augsburg and Lindau, and in both places to
keep depots of artillery, arms and ammunition,
as well as field equipage.
A8XVIII. The contingencies are 6xed in
the following manner -
France furniflcs 100000 Men.
Bavaria 10000
Wrtemberg 1a,ooo
Baden 1000
Berg 5000
Darmaadt 1000
Nailau, Hohenzollern,
and others y" 1000
NAAiA' ne contracting parties will acc
cePt OF the concurrence of any other German
Princes and Powers to the Confederation, if not
found to be contrary to the general interefts Of
thoie already confederated.
AL Inc Ratification Of this Treaty ilall be
exchanged on the 25th inf. at Munich.
Paris, IL July, 1905.
Subfcribed by the Plenipotentiaries.
TALLEYRAND, CETTO,
WINZENGERODR,
RETrZENSTEIN, ScHELL,
PAPPEHEIM, GAGERN,
FISCHER, GRENHEIM,
DURAND ST. ANDRE,
The Act of Ratification of the Emperor was
ltgned by the Emperor at st. Cloud, on 10th
july it is counterfgned by Talleyrand and the
fecretary of fate Marat.
ELLIS g ALLAN
INFORM fbeir fricnis fbaf fbey baVe yeeeivsS a eo,t
4 Of tbeir Fall GOODS, PR tie @ios Re,sui..
from LiDrrp0oi, and Dsasmoqa from Londoa--
CONSISTING OF,
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