The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-24
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Confirmation Of Nespy, reeeiped at IL. York.
TREATY OF. PEACE,


Ee.zveer Hi MaicRy tie Emperor cttGe French.
King Of RAY, end bis Serene HskneG tie
| EieHor If Sa,ory.
| His majsfty the emperor Of the French, King
or Italy, Protector of the Confederation of the
kline, and His Serene Hghnefs the Els ttor of
Saxony, anxious TO provide for the final reef.
| tabliihment of peace between their ffates, hive
| named for their REFLECTIVE plenipotentaries to
wit his majefy the emperor Of the French,
KING OF Italy, the general of diviiion Michel
Duroc, grand marfhai of the palace, &c. sc.
! 7nd his ferene electoral hiehnefs the elettor Of
SaSoHy, count Charles De Bofe, his principal
/ chamberlain, &c. &c. who, after having ex-
changed their fun powers, have agreed upon
the following artices:-
ART. j. From the day of the fignne of the
treaty, there fhali he peace and perfect friend
nip between the emperor Of the French, king of
Italy, and pro,t efor of the Confederation of the
Kline, one the one part, and his ferene cleo
toral highneis the eleelor of Saxony on the o.
Their.
IT: His electoral highnrfs accedes to the trea.
ty of Confederation and Alliance, concluded
at Paris on the 10Th of July, in the prefent
year and by iuch acceliion he fucceeds to all
the privileges and obligations of the alliance, in
the fame way as if he a principal con-
tracing party to the faid treaty.
III. HIS electoral highnefs will afums the title
ot King, and take his place in the College in the
rank OF Kings, according to the order of his in
!trodntlion.
Nv. He cannot, without the previous content
CT The Confederation OF the Rhine, in any cafe
+or Tor any cauic whatever, allow paGage thro'
me kingdoT ct Saxoney to any army, corps,
or attachment OF troops, appeit aiming to
power not party to the faid Confederation.
V. The avs and ordinances which define the
ieveral rites of the various forms of wor!lip er-
tablithed in Germany, having been abolfhcd by
flr(t n he &c h., ~
manic body, and moreover not being compati-
Die with the principle upon which the Confe-
deraton has been formed, the exercife OF the
Catholic worfhip fhall, throughout the whole
Kingdom of Sa%"ny, be fully annihilated to the
exerciie OF the Luthran form of worihip and
the followers of the two religions thall, without
retrIe,Ion. enjoy the fame civil and political
rights. This Object is particular condition
with his nlajefy the emperor and king.
vi. His majely the emperor of the French
undertakes, that by the future treaty OF peace
with PrE!iia, the CothuIer Creis, or Circle Of
Cothus, ihall be coded to his majefy the king
of Saxony.
VII. His maiefy the king of Saxony cedes tc
iuch prince AS ihall be named by his maiefty the
emperor of the French, and in that part of
lhuringla iituattd between the Principalites of
Eichield and Erfurt, territory equal in revenue
and population to The Circle of Cothus, which
territory, ierving as a point of union between
the faid prince, in full and entire fovereignty.
The limits of this territory ihall be fixed by
commiiiaries appointed for that purpofe, i'm
mediately after the exchange of the ratfcati-
ons. .,
VIII. The contingent ofthe kingdom Of Saxo.
ny, in cafe of war, elall confift in the whole of
10000 men.
TX. During the prelent campaign, con6der-
ing what has happened. the contingent of the
Kingdom CT SaxoRy flail be 1900 cavalry,
1900 infantry, 500 artillery, and I2 pieces of
cannon.
K. No contributions fhaIl be levied after the
6gning of the prefent treaty.
XII. The prefent treaty iha be ratified, and
the ratification exchanged at Drefden, in the
courfe of eight days.
Done at Pofcn, Dec. IL, 1906.
(Sgne6)
DUROC,
CHARLES, COUNT DE DOZE.