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


may cut the SAID point of the canton of Aubel,
and be prolonged to the point Of contact of
the three old departments OF the Ourthe, the
lower MeuSe, and the Roer leaving that
point, the frontier shall follow the line whicn
separates these TWO last departments Til il
reach the river Worm (having its mouth in
Roer) and snail go along this river till the
point where 1t again touches the limits of
these two departments It shall pursue that
limit to the south ot dliensberS, remuunt
from thence towards the north, and leaving
ii IensoerS to Prussia, and cutting the cautCn
or oittard III two parts nearly equal, 50 that
Sittard and Su>teren rom ain on the, left. snail
reach the Oil Dutch territory then fellow
ing the old frontier of that territory I'M tile.
point where 1t touched the old Austrian prin-
Cpai'ty OF Cue DIR s. on the side of Rure-
monde, and rtc..ng itself towards the most
eastern point ot the Dutch territory to the
north or Swaimen, it shall continue 10 en-
brace this territory.
linen 1t proceeds to join, setting out from
the most eastern point, that other part OF tn.
Dutch territory IN which Venloo is situated !;
1t shall include that town and its terrtorv-
Thence to the old Dutch frontier near Mrnk
situated below Genep, it shall follow the
course OF the Nleuse at distance from the
right bank, so that all the places which arr.
not distant from this bank more than 4 thou-
santl German perChcs, shall belong with their.
territories, 10 the kingdom of the Netherlands.
hut no point ut the bank Sof the Meuse To
make a part of the Prussian territory which
snail not approach it by 500 German rerch-
From the point where the line just desert
BED reaches the old Dutch frontier TO the
Rhine, that frontier shall remain essentially
as 1t was in 1795. between Cleves and the u
nited PROVINCES. 1t shall be examined by
the COMMISSION, which shall be named with
out delay by the two Governments, to pro-
coed to the exact determination of the limits.
both OF the kingdom of the Netherlands aud
the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, designa
tea IN articles CO and IS, and this Com
mission shall regulate, with the aid of ex
perlenced persons, whatever concerns the.
hyarotechnic construction and other analo-
Sons points, IN the ma: .ner the most eouita-
bic an conformable to the mutual int rest
OF the frussian States and the Netherlands
i ne same disposition extends to the deter,ni-
nation OF the limits i'll the districts of Nys-
waerd, Lob 81, and all the territory of Kek-
erdorn.
| he places Huissen, Malburgh, the Linn
ers, with the town of Scvenaer and the lord
| SNIP OF Wool, shall make part of the king
dom or the Netherlands and his Prussian
Majesty, tor himself and his successors, re-
L he King of Prussia. in uniting to his states
the provinces and districts designated in this
and the preceding article, is invested with all
the rights, and takes on himself all the char
ges and engagements stipulated with regard
to the countries detached from France in the
Treaty of Paris, May so, 1914.
ne Prussian provinces on the two banks
OF the Rhine to above the town of Cologne,
winch Is included in this reimbursement, shall
bear the name of Grand Duchy of the Lower
Rhine' and MS Majesty shall assume the cor
responding title.
Kingdom If Hanover.
%. His Britannia Majesty having sutstitu
ted for his old title of Elector that of King of
Hanover, and this title being recognized by
the powers of Europe, and by the Princes. &
tree cities OF Germany, the countries hitherto
composing the Electorate of Brunswick Iune
burg, as their limits are in future fixed by the
following articles, shall form hereafter the
Kingdom OF Hanover.
Ce8Sions By Prussia TO HanoUer.
y. The King of Prussia cedes to the King
OF Hanover
1. The principaIity of Rildesheim. 9. The
town and territory of Gosbar 8. The Pria
cipality of East Friesland, Including the dis
tr'ct called Harllngerl and, under the stipula-
ions. article 80, respecting the navigation of
the Fms, and the commerce or Embden. The
states OF the Principally shall preserve their
rights d'privileges. 4. The lower county
OF LlnGen, and the part of the Principally
Oh frnssIan Munster, situated between that
county and the part of kheima Wolbek, pos
sessed by the Hauoverian government But
as Hanover is to obtain by this cesson an
addition OF territory containing population
or $4,000 souls, and as the lower county of
Lngen, and that part of the principalitv of
Munster, formerly mentioned, NAV net fulfil
this condition, the King Of Prussia engages to
extend the lipe OF demarkation into the prin-
ciPaiiy of Mupster, 50 far as may he neces-
sarY to give that population. A omission
which shall be named for fixing y: limits,
shall be specially charged with the execution
of this arrangement
%. The king OF Prussia renounces the
claims which he might have as Sovereign of
Erchsfeld, on the Chapter of ST. Peter in the
Burg of Nocrtor, or upon the dependencies
situated is the Hanoverian territory.
Ce8non8 BY Hqnoue, ~ Frvssiq.
90. The King of Hanover cedes TO Pru,-
sia,
1. That part Of the duchy of Lauenbrrg
situated on the right bank of the Elbe; with
the Lauenburg villages on the same bank
that part of the duchy situated on the left
bank remains to the kIndom of Hanover. The
states shall preserve their rights and privi-
leges.- The bailwick OF KloetEe. 9. The
bailiwick of Eibingerodc. 4. The VILLAGE of
Rudigershayn and Gausetech. 5. The Da,li-