The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13

princes and states their allies, In order to
Complete the dispositions OF the said treaty,
and 60 adj the arrangements necessary by the
state IN which Europe remained at the con-
cluson OF the Late war, ard desiring to com
Prehend in one com.nnn transaction the Of
ferent results OF their negotiations, aud to give
eject To them by their RI ciprocal notifications.
have authorised their piempoteut.arIes to III
clutle Ia general instrument. the dispositions
OF greater and more permanent interest, and
to JOIN to that act as integral parts OF the ar
rang~ment OF Congress, the treaties, conven-
lions, declarations, aud other pai ticular acts,
such as they are fvund Cited III che present
treaty. ~
There then follows the names ami Jfles Of
the plcnpoteutiaries
The first article relates TO the annexation
of the duchy of V4rsovia to the eiopire of
Russia. This drchy, with the exception OF
provinces, and districts otherwise disposed OF,
IS irrevoc..bly to be possessed by the emperor
OF all the Rassias, who is to join to his other
titles that OF king of Poland, and the Po-
lonese subjects of Russia, Austria and Psus-
STA, are to be represented in the National In
stltution.
The 81 article refer, to the limits of the
grand dutchy of Fosen, and describes the line
ct territory which shall be under the sove-
reignty Of the king Of Prussia.
The Sd artiCle relates to the salt mines
OF W.eiezSa. which the Emperor of Russia
IS to have the full property of.
The 4th article sett es the boundaries be-
tween Gallicia and the Russian territories.
BY the 5th article the emperor of Russia
restores the circles Of TarnopoI to the empe-
ror of Austria.
The 9th declares Cracovia free city.
II; The 9TH limits the territories OF Grace
via.
The 9Th grants Che privilege of free com
rlercc to Podgarza. ID.
The 9th guarantees the neutrality of Cra-
coyia.
The 1l!h grants general amnesty.
The 18th, in conformity with the proceed
ing article, declares that all proceedings a
gaInst persons for political acts shall be null
and void.
The 18th contains an exception where def
nitlve sentences uCon appeal have been an
nounced.
The 18th prov des for the free navigation
of the canals and rivers, throughout the whole
extent of ancient Poland.
The 18th refers to the cession of Saxony
to Prussia; these appear TO be very consid-
cradle.
The 10th settles the titles which have been
assumed by the KING of Prussia, who is to
add to his titles those of the duke OF Saxony,
landgrave Of 'fhuringon, Margrave of the
two Lusatias and count Of Hendeberg. The
king of Saxony is to continue the tile of Up
per Lusatia aud eventually sonAe other IL
ties.
The 18th contains an express guarantee, on
the part of Russia, G.. Britain * France, of all
the oessions To the king of Prussia in full sove-
teignty.
By the 18th,' Austria renounces the rights
Of Sovereignty oyer Lusatia
lie lethi CONTAINS, the part of the
king of.-f'rlssia and the king of Saxony,
reciprocal renunciation of feudai rights.
The 10Th allows the s,5erty of emigration to
persons, and the expectation Of their proper
ty. ;,
The 2lst guarantees religious establish
ments, and establishments for iiubic IN
struction, in the districts coded by Saxo-
n.y.. H..
The 22nd grants general amnesty to the
subjects of the king of Sa3cnv.
The 23d desIgnates@the provinces of which
Prussia is 70 have possession. The enumera-
ton extends to scme length. .,''i
The 24th * 18th describes the territory to
be enjoyed by Prussia on the banks OF the
Rhine. .@r
By the Goth the title of king of Hsno-
yer is confirmed to the king OF Great-Bri-
tain.
'Fhs 9th relates to the cessions of Prussia. to
Hancvef.
The 2sth is fenunci ltion on the part of
Prussia TO the chaptre of St. Pierre-;.- n or
ten.
TIE 29th specifies the cession of the king
OF Creet-britain and Hanover to the king
q Prussia part Of the duchy of Lsueu-
bourg.
The 3Oth provides for the free naviga-
ton Of the commerce of the port af Ea.b-
den.
The sist dei;neates the militsry routes
through the territories OF Prussia AID the king
Of II ,nover.
The 32d merely contains MINOR regulations
respecting the bai'iwick Of Meppea
TIE SD refers TO the cess,ons t. be made
to the dukc u Oihehbuigh.
Tue I'm gives the diie of grand duke Of
Oldenburgh to the duke OF Hoistein O.den-
burgh.
TIE SSH * S6th settles the titles Of the
grand duties of Meckleuburgh, Schwerin, and
otrei,tz. and tie grand duke of SAKE Wei
mar
The 37th specifies the cessions to be
made to u grand duke of SAKE Weimar.
The Sstn and 39th relate to the same Oh
ject.
The 10th provides for the cession of the an
Gent departments ofFulda.
lie 41st has merely reference to the pre-
cednF article.
The 42d conveys che city Of Wetzlar in
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