The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03

NAV be equally extended to all the other na- |
viyable rivers, which separate OF traverse
different states.
ART. &. Holland, placed under the sove-
regnty of the house of Orange, shall receive |
an increase of territory. The title and ex-
ercise of the sovereignty of that country shall
not in any case belong to any prince wearing
or called to wear foreign crown.
The states of Germany shall be indcpen-
dent, and united by fedcrate league.
Switzerland, independent, shall continue to
govern itself.
Italy, out of the limits of those countries
which shall return to Austria, shall be compo-
scd of sovereign states.
ART.7. The isle of Malta and its depen-
denotes shall belong in full possession and So
vereignty to his Britannia Majesty.
ART 8. His britannia Majesty stipulating
for himself and his allies, engages to restore
to his Most Christian Majesty, III the period
which shall hereafter be fixed upon, Tie CO.
lonies, fisheries, factories and establishments
of every Kind which France possessed ON the
LIST Jan. 1892, i'll the seas and on the CONT
ncntS OF America, Africa and Asia, excepting
the islands OF Tobago and ST. Lucia, and the
Isle of France and its dependencies, namely,
Rcdrigue and the Sechelles. which his me-
Christian Majesty cetes in full proper. 81
sovereignty to his Britannia Maies' -, ai ,'N
the part OF 81. Domingo coded - go, 80 'iso
the treaty OF Basic, Ind mich his Mo-,
chfiS'ian Ma)esty rn.edes to his Catholic Ea-
!e.'s rs' 70 Els Catholic Majesty in full
P'qit.. g and sovereignty.
,, eRr. 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 Guadalupe shall be restored to his Nest
Shristiah Aajesty, and cedes all rights which
| sc might Fave over this island.
ART. 10 His Most Faithful Majesty, a.
sreeaey toarrangements made with his al
hes, and tor the execution Of article Sth, en-
SaSes to restore to his Most Christian Males
", within the period hereafter to be fixed
French Guyana asst was the 1st Jan. 1892.
l he effect OF the above stipulation, being to
revive the dispute existing at this epoch on
the subject Of the boundaries, it is agreed
that this dispute shall be terminated by an a.
nhcaole arrangement between the two Courts,
under the mediation OF l.is Britannia Majesty
ART. IL. The places 6, fortresses existing
IN the coloniesSl establishments which are TO be
restored to lis Most Christian Majesty in vr-
tue OF the articles 8, & 10, shall be restored in
the condition in which they arc at the moment
OF the signature OF the preSen. treaty.
ART. ~. His Britannia Majesty engagee,to
allow the subjects ofhis Most Christian MAJ
jesty in respect to commerce and to the safety
Oh their persons and property within the imitc
OF the british sovereignty upon the continent
| Of India, the same facilities, privileges
and protect.sn, which now are or shall
be granted 10 the most favored nations
On his side, MS Most Christian Majesty ha-
NinS nothing more az heart than the perpetui-
i ty OF the peace between the two crowns Of
france and England, aud wishing to contri-
butte as iarasin his power to removing Ut pre-
sent, Tor the relations OF the two powers
| 5000 understanding, engages to make no for
THEA work III the establishments which are to
DC restored to 1li1.I, aud which are situated
within the limits of the British sovereignty
upon the continent Of the Indies, and to Keep
IN those establishments ONLY the number of
troops necessary for the maintenance OF the
police.
ART. IS. As to the right of the French to
fish upon the tiTlnd Bank Of Newfoundland,
upon the coasts of the island of that name,
ana the ADJACENT islands, and in the Gulph of
u. Lawrence, every thing shall be replaced
upon the same footing as in 1922.
ART. IA. The colonies, factories, and es-
eaohsnincnts which are to be restored to his
most Christian majesty by his Britannia ma
lesty OF his allies, shall DC restored as fol-
| lows those w.kCh- are in the north seas o,.
In tie seas and upon the continents of Arne-
ilca and Africa, within three months and
those winch are beyond the Cape of Good
Hope, within six months from the ratification
| OF The present Treaty.
| ART.15. The high CONTRACTING parties ha-
wing reserved to themselves by article 4th of
the Convention of the Esd ofApril last, to re-
! g1latc III the Defnitive Treaty OF Peace. the
| fate OF the arsenals and vessels OF war armed
and not armed which are within tile maritime
| places restored by France, i'll execution of the
second article Of the said Convention, it is a.
| greed that the said ships and vessels of war,
| armed and not armed, as also the naval ar
tlllery and ammunition, and all materials of
building and armament, shall be divided be-
| tween France and TIE countries in which the
| places are situated, in the proportion of two
! thirds toi' France, and Of one third for the
powers TO winch the SAID places shall belong.
ships and vessels building, which shall not
be In condition to be put to sea in SIX weeks
| after the signature ofthe present Treaty, Shall
| be considered as materials, and after being
| demolished, shall be divided as such in the
| proportion above declared.
Commissioners shall be named on either
| SIDE to agree on the division and to prepare
| an account /; and passports ard safe conduct
snail be SiyeIiby the allied powers to secure
the retreat OF the French workmen, scamcu
ana iaborers into France.
IN the above stipulations shall not be COM
| prlsed either vessels and arsenals being in the
maritime places which shall have fallen into
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