The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-27

French engages to procure full and COM
pIetc pardon for the inhabitants of the Tyrol
and Varalberg, who have taken part in the
insurrection so that they shall not be prose-
cuted either in person or property.
His Majesty the Emperour Of Austria e.
qually engaged to grant full and complete
pardon to those inhabitants OF the territories
Of Galicia Of which he returns into possess
sion, whether civil or military, publick officers
or private individuals who have taken part in
the Ievying of troops, or the formation of jn-
dicial or municipal administrations, or in any
other proceedings whatever; during the war,
which inhabitants shall not be prosecuted in
their person or property. n
They shall have permission,duriug period
of six years, to dispose of their properties, of
whatever description they may be,to sell their
estates even those who have been consider
ed inaIienable, such as fdei commissa and ma
joritus, to leave the country, and to carry with
them the produce of these sales In specie, or
the effects Of any other description, without
paying any duty for the same, or experiencing
any difficulty or obstruction.
The same permission and for the same
period, shall be reciprocally allowed to the i'm
habitants and land-holders in the territorie,
ccded by the present treaty.
The inhabitants OF the dutchy of Warsaw,
possessing landed estate in Austrian Galicia,
whether publick officers or private individuals
shall enjoy the revenues thereof without pay
ing any duty thereon, or experiencing any OBJ
struction. w.'s
XI. Within six weeks from the exchange
Of the present trcaty posts shall be erected to
mark the boundaries of Cracow, upon the
right bank of the Vistula. For this purpose
there shall be nominated Austrian, French and
Saxon commissioners. The same measures
shall be adopted, within the same period upon
the frontiers of Upper Austria, Saltzburgh,
Willach, and Camiota, as far as tho Saavc.
The Teasweg, (stream) on the Saave shall
determine what island of that river shall be-
long to each power. For this purpose French
and Austrian commissioners shall be nomina-
ted. N .fss 9F4s
XII. A military convention shall be forth
with entered into, to regulate the respective
periods, within which the various provinces
restored to His Majesty the Emperour of
Austria shall be evacuated. The said con-
veBtion shall be adjusted on the basis, that
Moravia shall be evacuated i'll fourteen days,
that part of Galicia which remains in posses
sionof Austria, the city and district of vi.
ctna, in one month lower Austria in two
months and the remaining districts and ter
ritorics not cededby this treaty, shall be eva.
cuated by the French troops, and those other
allies in two months and half, or earlier, if
possible, from the exchange of the rasi6ca-
tions. - .F
This convention shall regulate all that re.
lates to the evacuation of the hospitals and
magazines of tho French army, and the en-
trance Of the Austrian troops into the terrific
ries evacuated by the French or their. allies;
and also the evacuation of that part of Croa-
tia ceded by the present treaty to His Majes-
ty the Empcrour of the French.
XIII. The prisoners of war taken by France
and her allies from Austria, and by Austria
from France and her allies, that have not
yet been released, shall be given up within
fourteen days after the exchange of the ratiii-
cations of the present treaty. Mn
XIV. His Majesty the Emperour of the
French, King of Italy, Protector Of the League
of the Rhine, guarantees the inviolabhity of
the possession OF His Majesty the Empcrour
OF Austria, King Of Hungary and Bohem mia,
in the state which they shall be, in censc-
quence of the present treaty. ~ swa.9g
IS XIV. His Majesty the Einpcrour Of Aus
tria, recognizes alfthc alterations which have
taken place, or may subsequently, take place,
In Spain, Portugal and Italy. ts s3l..g,5 !.
XVI. His Majesty, tho Empcrour of Aus
trio, tcsirous to cooperate in the restoration
of maritime peace, accedesto the prohibito-
ry system with respect 10 England, adopted
by France and Russia during the present war.
His Imperial Majesty shall break off all in.
tercoursel with Great Britain, and, with respect
to the English government, place himself in
the situation he stood in previous to the pres
ent war; fS cs ~ .s's
XVII. His Majesty the Emperour Of the
French, King Of Italy, and His Majesty the;
Emperour Of Austria, King of Hungaria and
Bohemia, shall observe with respect to each
other, the same ceremonial in regard to rank
and other points Of etiquette as before the pre-
sent war. r ~. ll.ti
XVIII. The ratification of the present