The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16

the federative consultation OF Germany Shall
regulate tor msdiatse,l territories.
the possessions OF the ancient Immediate
nobility ~ithin the LIMITS of the Prussian ter
ritory, anl particularly the lordship Of Will
derberS. III the grand duchy of Berg, and the
6a:opy OF Sohauen, in the principality Of
dsIberstadt shall belong to the Prussian mo-
narchy.
Dishosifioa relative TO the grand duchy OF
HWrz6arg, and me fifncinaiity Of rs
sw6;ns@rS in}auor Of Bavaria.
~ liiv king or Bavaria shall possess the
grand ducty of Wurzcurg, as it was possessed
by the arcsduke Ferdinand of Austria, s.
the principa,ity OF ASchaAenburg. as it made
part OF tae dichy Of Fran1t ut.
NaLneat';cc u the prince f,rimate.
-. Ine prince primate to be treated in a
manner analogous 20 the articles of the Re-
ces, which IN 1905 hXsd the situation OF the
secularsed princes, and shall receive from the
lst ct June, 1914, an annuity ofl00. 900 forms,
payable quarterly.
Free CRY Of FrankFort.
rs. The townof Frankfort with it's terrific
| ry AS in 1908, is declared free, aud shall make
part OF the Gerr";nic league. al the diff
| terent religious sectS shall be on an equali-
| ty.
Indenniiss to tire grand drke Of Hesse.
AZ. The grand duke Of HeSse, shall obtain,
! IN exchange for the luci,y of Westphai.a.
coded to the king OF Prussia the sovereignty OF
4 territory Oil the left bank of the Rhine, i'm
I the department of Mount Tonnere, coMpre-
hending 4 population OF 10000 inhabitants,
| and the property az the pnit OF the salt mines
| or hrentzhach. situated on the left bank of
the Nahe, belonging in sovereignty to Pius-
J STA.
! HeSse HoaiSivg.
! rs, The landgrayc of Hcsse Homburg is
4 m
and other political relations, of which he was
! deprived in consequence Of the KheAish confe-
! der ton.
Territories reserved for tie house of Olden-
6ufgh, Sare CoburS, 1iecEien6wgh- Sire
hz, and the count Of Pafihenhein,.
| ~. In the ci-devant department of the
! Sarre, on the frontiers of Prussia, district of
! a population of 60 600 Souls shall be disposed
| of in the following manner The duke OF
| SAKE Coburg, and the duke Of Oldenbursh,
to obtain each territory OF DO 600 inhabitants
| The duke of Mecklenburgh- Strehtz, and the
iandgrave of Hesse Homourgh. each terri
| tory ct 10000 inhabitants; aud the count Of
| Pappenhein to be under the sovereignty oil
| Prussia.
Future arrangement relative 10 these terri
tor7cs.
SO. The above acquisitions not being CONT
| guous to the respective states, the emperors of
austria o husSld, cS Tie kings OF ". Britain *
| Prussia, promise to employ their good Offices
| to effect advantageous exchanges Tor them, as
soon as circumstances will permit In the
meantime. these districts shall be prov sional.
ly under the Prussian administrator, for the
benefit of the new propretors
countries on Doth 6Qn&s Of the Ryivie, sipen
30 .5H<3 yia.
81. AL the territories and possessions on
the LIFT bank of the Rhine, in the old depart
nents Of Fulda and frankfort, or in the ada
cent countries, placed at the disposal of the
allies by tie treaty of Paris of the 3Oth MAY,
1874 not disposed of by other articles OF the
present treaty, shall belong to the emperor Of
Austria.
81. The principally of Isenbufg is placed
under the sovereignty Of Austria, and shall
be regulated by the federatiye Constitution.
Gcrn,anic confederation.
So. he sovereign princes and free towns of
Germany; establish among themselves per-
petual confederation, which shall bear the
name OF the. Germanic Confederation.
Object fthe confcderafion
"a. The object of the confederation is the
maintenance Of the external & internal secu-
rity OF Germany, the independence ana invio-
Liability OF the cenfederated states.
Eqnaity gifts members.
50. The members of The confederation as
such are all equal in right, and equally Obliged
to support the union.
From He 55fh 10 The 64th articles, relates entirely
10 tie GerDnHc Consttution and has GieGag d6-
Feared in this PAPER.
Kingdom of The Netherlands and grand GucAy
Of Luxembourg.
%. The old united provinces & the former
Belgic provinces, shall form conformity with
the territories designated in the following ar
ticIe, under the sovereignty of the prince Of o.
range Nassau the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Limits.
90. The line comprehending the Territories
which compose the Kingdom of the Neither
lands is determined in the following manner
Il leaves the sea, and extends along the
frontiers of France, ON the side of the low
countries, as fixed by the treaty of Paris, TO
the Meuse thence along the same frontiers
to the old limits of the duchy of Luxembourg
thence it follows the direction of tie limits
between that duchy and tho old biShoprick of
Leige, ill it meets ITO the south of Deifelt)
the western limits of that canton and of that
OF Malmedy, to the point where the latter
reaches the limits betweent the old DEPART
meuts the Ourthc and the Roef-%t shall
then go along these limits till they touch those
OF the former French Canton of EupeD in the
6Ichy Of LimbBrg--anH flowing the west e.
limit Of that caston in the direction of the
north, leaving to the right small part of the
former French canton OF Aubel, joins at the
point of contact of the three old departments
of she Ourthe, the Lower NIeuse and the