Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-21

successors, the principalities, lordships,
domains, and territories, hereinafter
mentioned, and also all titles which
may accrue from the possession of the
same and all properties, whether ma
|norial or held by them under an espe-
cial title, lying within the said terrific
ries.
1. He cedes aud transfers to his Ma
ijesty the Emperor of the French to
form part ofthe League of the Rhine,
and to be placed at his disposition for
the interest of the Sovereigns of the
League -
Theterritories Of saltzburg& Berch-
tolsgeden that part of Upper Austria
situate on the further side of a line
running from the Danube, at the viii
lage of Strass, therein comprehending
Weissenkitch, WedersdorlF, Michel
bach, Greist, Mackenhoffen, Helst, &
Jedina: thence in the direction of
Schwandstadt, the town of Schwands-
tadt on the Alps, and thence ascending
along the bank of that river, and the
lake Of the same name, to the point
where the lake touches upon the ter
ritory of Saltzburg.
His Majesty the Emperor of Aus
tria shall only retain in property the
Woods belonging to the Satz Cammer
Go, and forming part of the manor of
Monsdee, with liberty to cut and carry
thence the brushwood, but without en-
joying any right of sovereignty upon
that territory.
2. He also cedes to his Majesty the
Emperor of the French, King of Italy,
the County of Garitia, the manor of
Monochrome, the Government and
City of Trieste, Carniola, with its de-
Tendencies on the Gulf of Trieste, the
Circle of Willach to Carinthia, and all
the territories lying on the right bank
OF the Saave, from the point where that
river leaves Carniola along its course
10 where it touches the frontiers of
Overwhelmingly, part of Provincial
Crotia, six districts of military Crotia,
Fiume, and the Hungarian LitforaIe,
! Austrian Istria, or the district of Car
tina, the Islands depending on the &C.
ded territories, and all other terrific
ries, however named, upon the right
bank of the Saave--the middle stream
OF the said river surveyed as the boun-
Diary between the two States.
Lastly, the Lordships of Radzuns
lying IN the Graunbunderland.
3. He cedes and makes over to his
Majesty the King of Sxonv the terri
tory of Bohemia, depending upon. and
included in the territory of the King
dom o. Saxony--namely the parishes
and villages of GuntersdorAr, Tauhan-
FRANKIE, Gerlochsheim, LenkersdorR,
Schlrgiswuld, Wrinkle, &c.
4. He cedes aud makes over to the
king of Saxony, to be united to the
Duchy of Warsaw, the whole of Yves
tern or New Gallicia, a district round
Craccw, on the right bank of the Wis
tula, to be hereafter ascertained, and
the Circle of Zamose, in Eastern Gal
licia.
The district round Cracow, upon the
right bank of the Vistula, shall in the
direction of Podgorze have for its cir
conference the distance from Podgoze
to WIeliczka. The line ofdemarkati-
on shall pass thro' Wieliczka, and to
the Westward touch upon Saawina, and
to the Eastward upon the Beck, which
falls into the Vistula at Bazdegy.
Wieliczka ard the whole of the ter
ritory Of the Salt-pits shall belong in
common to the Emperor of Austria,
and the king of Saxony. Justice shall
be administered therein in the name oil
the Municipal Power there shall be
quaftered there only the troops neces-
sary for the support of the Police, and
they shall consist of equal numbers of
those OF both nations. The Austrian
sali from Wiellczka. in its conveyance
over the Vi}tula, and through the
Duchy Of Warsaw, shall not be sub
ject to any toll duties. Corn of all
kinds raised in Austrian Gallicia, may
also be freely exported across the Wis
lula.
His Majesty the Emperor Of Austria
and his Majesty the King Of Saxony,
/ may form cuch .,tl.