The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-19

whieh mail be d,foribcd below the 9th ArtIc e)
mall become the poelion of his MajeGy the King IT
Saxony, with power OF podeiion aud iovereignty,
under the title of the Dutchy OF Warlaw aud lasli
be governed according a regulation, which lhali
n'nrr the liberties and privileges OF the people Of the
taid Dutehy, asd be coniGent with the ieeurity of
| the neshboring ilates.
| Art o. The city Of Dantzic, with territory OF
TWO leagues around the fame, reilored 70 her for
ner Independence, under the prote of MS Maie
~ the King OF Pruia and his uisjctly the king of
Saxony; to be governed according to the laws by
which The was governed at the time when ie oeaied
10 be her own miitrefs.
ART. Z. For communication betwext the kiugdom
OF Saxony asd the duchy Of Waraw his n,aietty the
KING OF Saxony is 20 have the free ule of military
road through the Ga,es of his maieily the king of
| Pruiia This road the number Of troops which are
allowed to pats &C once, and the relting places, ihal
be liked by particular agreement between the two
iovereigns under the mediation OF France.
Art, s. Neither his maj4ny the king of Prufia bis
NASTY the king ef Saxouy, the city of Dantzc
iha'l oppoie any obdacles whatever L, the free ma
'igaion OF the Vua uader the name of tolls rights
| or duties
Art 9. In order far as pofTbe to enablilh ma
tural boundary between Rufia and the uehy of War
law the territory between the prefent confines of Ruff
| Tia from the Bug the mouth Of the Lafona ihail
extend IN line from the mouth Of the I.fTona along
the towing path of the faid river and that of the b.
ora up to ia mouth; that of the Narew, from the
mouth oil that river as far Suradiz from Iifa to
IT'S fouree the village of Mein fro,, th, village
to Nuzeck, and from Nutzecl; to the mouth of tina,
river beyond MUIR; and finally along the towing
path of the Bug upwards extend far as the pre-.
lent frontiers OF Rufiia This territory is forever u
| nited to the Empire Of Rufia -ti
ATT. 10 No perion of any rank quality whatever
~hoie reiidence or property may be within the limits
uatea IN the above mentioned article any inhabi-
ant IN thoie provinces of the anteno kingdom of Po
/ htr l.
OIL Pruia, or any perion p,Eeing enates, revenues,
penionS or any other kind of income ihall be moef.
cd IN MS Perion, or III any way whatever,
Oh ms rank, quality, eRates, revenues, penion, in
come, or otherwife, in eonfequence of any part
political or military, which he may have taken in the
events OF the preient war.
Art. H. All contracts and engagements between
His Majehy the ing of Prufia and the ancient pof
eHofs relative to the general impolts the eccleial
tieai, the military civil benefices the creditors or
peniIoners OF the old PruiE Government are TO be-
ettied between the Emperor of all the RalIias and
his MaJety the King of Saxony, and be reg ulared
by their aid Majeaes, in proportion TO their acou-
| htions according to Article ans O.
Art. l2. Their Royal Highneaes the d lkss Of
aaxe Cobourg, luxembourg aud Meclenburg Schre-
rem, hall each OF them be refored the complete
and quiet Poieon of their eates, but the ports in
the Duches OF Oldenburgh aud MeceEburg In all re-
main in the poHefon of French garriions I'll the De-
|
Britain.
Art. 8. His Majefy the Emperor Napoleon SC
ceps OF the mediation of the Emperor Of al the Ru
has, IN order to negotiate and ooacude Dctiaive
| Treaty OF Peace between France and Britain howe
yer, only upon condition that this mediation tali be
accepted by Britain in month after the exchange
oil the ratification of the preient Treaty.
Art IA. His Majely the Emperor of all the Ruff
as being deiirous his part u,snfeil how ardent
~ he debresto eitabih the moi utlate and atti,g
relations between the Emperors acknowledge.
his Majelty JoiePh Napoleon, King of Naples aud
his MaIetty Louis Napoleon, King of II oani.
Art s. His MajeAy the Emperor of all the Ruff.
iia', acknowledges the Confederation of the Rhine.
the preient fate of the ponsfons of the Princes be-
longing to it, ard the titles of thoe which were
itrred upon them BY the aa of Confederation or
by the iubiequent treaties of acceilion. His iaid
| Malety ao proniifes. Information being con,
municated to him the part of the Emperor Napo
eon to acknowledge thoie fnveregns who may here
AFTER become members of the Confederation according
| to their rank iPccifed in the at of Confederation
| Art To- His msje;ty the Emperor of all the Rulils
tedes all property in the right of ioveregnty to the
Lordihp OF lever, IN E4.t Frieland, to his MeieGy
the King of Holland
Art IL. The prefer, Treaty of Peace Haal be n,u-
uay binding land in force for his Maety the King OF
Naples, JoiePh Napoleon, his majefty Louis N po
ieon king of Holland, and the Sovereens of the CON
federation OF the Rhine, in aiauee with the Emperor
| Napoleon,
Art. is His Majehy the Emperor of all the Rur
has ALTO acknowledges ms imperial Hghnels Prize.
jerome Napoleon, King of WeHphal;a.
Art. 3. The kingdom of WeAp halia fhall eoniin
OF the provinces cedei by the king of Psuia on the
lett bank OF the Elbe, and other ate. at pre(ent IT.
the PolIsiion Of his MajeRy The Emperor Napoleon
Art. 20 His Majefy ths Emperor of ALT Ru!.
as engages to recognize the limits which nall be de-
| termined by his Maieiy the Emperor Napoleon, in
puruance OF the foregoing 9th article and the ceC
hons oi his MaJsty the King of Prulia (Which llall
be notified by his Majety he Emps Of all the Ruff
has) together with the Rate of pofleGion reGutpy
therelrom, to the Sovereign for Whole behalf thew
| ihall hav. been eabliRied
| Art. 81 All hoAities iha Immediately ceare be-
tween the troop of his Majehy the Emperor Of ell the
Ruils. ard ,hoie of the Grand Scignio 4, all points
wherever ofheal intelligence fall arrive OF the fipn
! ing OF the prefent Treaty. The High Contrasting
parties iha!l, without delay, dpatch courers extra
ordinary TO convey the Intelligence, with the utmon
polh lie expedition, to the reflective Generals and
| Commanders.
| AIT. 90 The Pruflian troops fhall be Withdrawn
from the Province Of MoIdavia but the fad Province
may NOT be occupied b. the troops of the Grand Seg
uier till 1er the exchange of the notifications of the
future Defntiye Treaty Of Peace between Ruiia ard
| the g. onan Porte.
Art. 20. His majeRy the emperor Of all the RufIa,
accepts the mediation of his naieay the emperor of
france and king of Italy for the purpofe of
a peace advantageous aud honorable to the two now
! cts, aud Of concluding the fame.
The refpeCive Plenipoientaries mall repair to that
t,1a o,pbf- III xutl he Il.