The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-21

shtit Se Vuartered there only the troops ne
cessary for the support OF the Police. and
they shalt consist OF equal numbers of those
otOoth nations The Austrian salt from Wi
eitczka, IN 'ts conveyance over the Vistua.
and through tbs Duchy at Warsaw, shall
not be subject to any toll duties. Corn of all
kinds. raised m Aust rian Gallicia, may al
so be freely exported across the Vis,ula.
His majesty the emperor ut Austria. and
his majesty the king of Saxony, may form
such AN arrangement with regard to these
boundaries, as that the San. from the point
where it touches upon the circle of Zamoss,
tci confluence with the Vistula. shall serve
as the line of demarkation between both
states.
5. He cedcs and makes over to his Males
~ the emperor OF Russia, in the easternmost
part OF Gailicia, a tract o. territory contain
ing population of 400 600 souls. the CITY OF
Brodi being, nevertheless, not therein inclu
Sled. This territory shall be aricably as.
Certained by commissioners on the part of
both empires.
~. The Teutonic Orter having been a
bolished iii the states OF the league OF the
Rhine, his majesty the emperor of Austria
IN the name OF his imperial highness the arch
duke Anthony, abdicates the grand master
ship of that order in his states, and recogni
yes the dispositions taken with regard to the
property of the order, locally situated out of
.
signed to those who have been OH the civil
establishment OF the order.
V. nc debts funded upon the territory of
the ceded provinces, & allowed by the states
OF the said provinces, or accruing from eX-
penccs incurred for their administration,
shall alone follow the fate of those provinces.
vi The provinces which are Ia be II O.
red to his majesty the emperor of Austria
shall be administered for his behoof Nv the
Srrip tcH 1.
day If exchanging the ratification of the
present treaty; and the imperial domains,
wheresoevcr situated, from the first of No
vember next 1t is nevertheless understood,
that the French army in this country shall
take for their use whatever articles cannot
be supplied by their magazines for the sub
sistence of the troops and the wants OF the
hospitals; and also whatever shall be ncces-
Saiy for the conveyance ot tnei. sick and
the evacuation of their magazines.
An arrangement shall be shade between
the high contracting parties respecting all
WAY contributions, of whatever dcnomina-
zion, previously imposed OF the Austrian
provinces occupied by the French and al
lied troops; in consequence OF which ar
rangement the levyng OF the said ccntribu-
tons shall cease from the day of the ex
change of the Notifications.
VII. His majesty the emperor of the
French. king of Italy engages to give TO
obstruction To the importation or eXportati-
on OF merchandise into and fron Austria.
10y way of the port Of Fiume this, never
thelcss, not being construed to include Eng.
lish goods or manufactures. The transit
duties on the goods thus imported or ex-
parted. shall be lower than upon those of
ali other nations, the Kingdom of italy ex
copied
An inquiry shall be instituted, to ascer.
tain whether any advantage Can be allowed
to the Austrian trade, liz the other ports
coded by this Treaty
VIII. The titles OF domains, archives.
plans and maps of the countries, towns. and
fortresses coded, shall o. given up within
t"o months alter the period of the ratihca-
tion.
TX. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria.
King Of Hungary and Bohemia, engages To
discharge the yearly interests arrears, and
capitals. invested III securities of the Gov
ernment. State BaAk, Lottery, or other
public establishments, by subjects, compa-
MES, or corporate bodies in France, the kieu-
dom OF Italy, and the Grand Duchy of
Berg.
Measures shall also be taken, to COM
pleteiy reiinqush the sum due to Mont ST.
Theresa, now Mcnt Napoleon at Milan.
X. His Majesty the Emperor of the
trerch engages " procure full and com
pseat pardon tor the inhabitants of the Ty-
roi AID Horalberg, whe have taken part in
the nsurrection; so that they shall not be
prosecuted either ia person or property.
Has majesty the emperor of Austria e !,
qually engages to grant full and complete
pardon to- those inhabitants Of the territories
OF C1aiiicia OF which he returns into DOS es-
sion, whether civil or military. public cffi
Gers or private individuals, who have taken
part III the icvying of troops, OF the forma-
ton Of Judicial municipal adninistrati
ons, or In any other proceeding whatever
during the war, which inhabitants shall
not be prosecuted in their persons OF pro
pcrty.
They shall have permission, during pc
rioc OF six years. to dispose of their proper-
ties, OF Whatever description they may be
tn sell their estates, even those who have
fbeen considered inalineable, such as fdei
'coInniiS8a and mgjoratus to leave the
country, and te carry with them the pro-
duce OF these sales, in specie, or the effects
or any other description, without paving any
duty for the same, or experiencing any diff
Guilty or Obstruction.
The same permission, and for the same
period, shall be reciprocally allowed to the
inhabitants AVID landholders in the terrific
fies coded by the present treaty.
The inhabitants Of the Duchy Of War
saw, possessing landed estate in Austrian
Gallcia, whether public officers or private
Individuals, shall enjoy tbs revenues there
OF, without paying any duty thereon, or ex.
perienc!ng any obstruction.
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