Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-06

o. HOLLAND, placed under the sovereign
ty OF the house of Orange, shall receive an
Increase of territory. The title and exer>
cise OF the sovereignty ofthat country shall
not IN any case belong to any prince wear
ing or called to wear a foreign crown.
The states of Germany shall be indie.
pendent, and united by federate league.
, Switzerland independent, shall continue
| TO go een itself.
Italy, out of thu limits of those countries
| which shall return to Austria. shall be COM
! posed of sovereign states.
z. The isle of Malta and its dependencies
shall belong in full possession and sove~
reignty TO his Britannia Majesty.
g. His Britannia MjesSy STIMULATING for
himself and his allies, engages to restore to
his Most Christian Msjes y, in the periods
lonies, 6she ries,.fAc, cries and establishments
Iotevery Kind winch Fsssnce possessed ON
the LIST Jan. 1892, in the seas and on the
continents or America, Africa and Asia,
excepting the islands of Tooago and St.
Lucia, and the Isle of France and its depen-
denotes, namely, Rodrgue and the Sechelles,
which his Most Christian Majesty cedes in
fall property and sovereignty to his Britain.
mic Majesty. as also the part of St. Domingo
ceded to France by the treaty of Basic, aud
which his Most Christian Majesty recedes
to his Cathoiic Msjssty in full property and
sovereignty.
g. His Majesty the King Of Sweden and
Norway, agreeably to arrangements made
with his allies, and for the execution of the
preceding article, Consents that the island
OF Gaudaloupe shall be restore to his Most
Christian Maj esty.s and Cedes all rights
| when he mi sht have err this island.
10. H;s Most Faithful Majesty, agreeably
| 10 arrangements made with his allies, and
for the execution OF article 9th, engages TO
| restored to hi, Most Christian Majesty,
within The period hereafter to be fixed,
Frenca Guyana as it was the LIST January
| 1892
The effect of shs above stipulation, being
to revive the dispute existing at this epoch
| on the subject OF lhe boundaries, il is agreed
that this dispute shat, be terminated oy an
aInlcabe arrangement between the two
Courts, under the mediation OF his Bri annie
| Majesty
! IL The places and fortresses existing in
the colonies and establishments which are
| to be restored to his Most Christian Ma
jesty, in virtue of the articles 8, g and 10,
| shall be restored in the condition i'm which
they are at the moment of the signature of
the present treaty.
| H. Ris BrHannic Majesty engages to
] allow the SUBJECTS of his Aiost Christian Ma.
JsStfs All reSi@tCt Se Commence .ssuds to IN z
/ safety OF their persons and property wittlu
the limits of the British sovereignty upon the
continent of India, the same facilities, pri
| vileges and protection, which now are or
which shall be granted TO the most favored
/ nations. On his side his Nj. &. Majesty
having nothing more at heart than the per-
| petuity of the peace between she two crowns
or France and England, and wishing to con
| tribute as far as in his power to removing at
| present. for the relations of the Two powers,
| whatever might one day disturb their imu
tuai good understanding, engages to make
no fortified work in the establishments which
| are to be restored to him, and which are
| situated within the Limits Of the British soye
| reignty upon the continent of the Indies, x
| to keep IN thoae establishments only the
number OF troops necessary for the mainte-
nance of the police.
! IL. As to the right of the French to fish up.
! on the Grand Blak. of Newfoundland, upon
| che coast of the island of that hanie,
! and the adjacent islands, and In the Gulf of
ST. Lawrence, every thing snail be replaced
| upon the same footing as IN 1899.
| IA. The colonies, factories x establishments
| which are to be restored to his most Ch-.s
tian majesty by his Britannia Majesty or his
| allies, shall be restored as follows those
| which are in the north seas, or in the seas
| anu upon tne continents OF America ana Ar,
RIGA, within three mouths; and those which
are beyond the Cape of Good Hope within
\ six months from the ratification of the pre-.
\ sent Treaty.
Is. The high contracting parties having re-.
! served the mselves by articles fourth OF the
Convention ofthe Esd OF April last, to rel ul ate
in the Deiinitiye Treaty of Peace, the late Of
| the arsenals and vessels of war armed and not
armed which are within the maritime places
| restored by France, in execution of the second
article of the said Convention, it is agreed that
the said ships and vessels of war, armed and
not armed, as also the naval artillery and ammu-
| milton, and all materials ofbuildfng and arma-
lment, shall be DIVIDED between france and the
countries in which the places are situated, in
the proportion of two thirds for france, asd OF
one third Tor the powers to which the said pla-
places shall belong.
ships and vessels building, which shall not
be in condition to be put to sea six weeks al
ter The signature of the present treaty, shall b {
considered AS nestrds, and alter being demol-
islled, shall be divided as such in the proper
ton above declared.
Commissioners shall be named on either side
20 agree on the division, aud to prepare an ac-
count; and passports and safe conducts shall be
given by the allied powers 10 secure the retreat
Of the French workmen, scamen and labourers
into France.
In the above stipulstions shall not be COM
rrised either vessels snd srsenais being in tho
maritime places which shall have fallen int the
power OF the allies before the twenty-thrd
Of April, nor the vessels and arsensls which be-
longed to Holland, and especially the feet OF
l. the Tezel