Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-07

me zlst hss mefely ace to the
Ts sSs Adj conveys theycity Of Wetzlar
J. FIJI II sovereignty tpsthe king of Prus-
ss m. 4sd contains arrangements re-
an 0e:tiug the ancient circle Of Westpha-
ha The 44th and 45th contain DISPOSE
- relative to the grand ducay Of
~, W'yarobursh and the principality of ASS
s.ssnbu1gh, infayor OF Bavaria and the
Enlistment of the prince Primate.
Rv the 10th it is declared that the CT
~ frankfort shall be free city, and
;,rn, part eff the Geffnanic league.
The 47th grants indennities to the
Grand duke Of Hesse.
Then follows variety of articles rela-
SEQ 70 the Germanic confederation, the
,agnlations with respect to elections, the
lode of collecting votes, the residence
rftse diet of Frankfort, the formation of
fundamental laws, Che maintenance OF
,sa,e in Germany: these extend to and
inclnfe the 64th articles.: there are then
: variety of articles respecting the limits
the Netherlands. and the grand dueay
.f'I.pyeu,burgh, the duchy of Bouilan,
80 nc cessions TO the house of Nassau.
!. Germany, and the union Of the Belgic
/.
Provinces
.sIs.ians relative to the affairs of Switz-
e,iaHd.
The nth provides for the rights Of the
;,habitaats Of tie municipality Of Berne !;
taey are to enjoy the samsypsfitical and
s;sil rights sley formerly possessed.
The 10Th relates to the arrangements
between France and Geneva.
The s0th refers to the cessions of the
KING Of Sardinia in the canton of Geneva.
Yfiere is then in the SD article. an ar
ransemeat relative to the funds placed in
England.
The S5th describes the limits the es-
tates Of the king of Sardinia.
The S7th gives the king of Sardinig the
title ofthe king OF Geneva.
Tie next material article is the esrd,
which restores the ancient Austrianpos
sessions, including all the territory which
had been ceded bv Austria by former
treaties :and then there is an enumera-
ton of territories so restored.
The 96th provides for the navigation
efthe 20.
There then fellow avariety Of arrange
nents which our limits do not allow US
to state. ~
The lO5ti, and following articles re-
late to the affairs of Portugal. The re-
stitution OF Qiivenza and other, restitu-
tens on the part ofthe prince regent Of
Portugal. These arrangements are con-
tnued and detailed with minuteness
which we and it impossible to follow, on
account of our circumscribed space.
By the 11th article. all the powers as
sembled at the congress, as well as the
princes and free cities, who have con-
Cured in the arrangements, are invited
to aceede &c.
The l20th article referring to tn
treaty being in the French language, pro-
sides that it snail not be a precedent for
subsequent treaties or negotiations, be.
ing in language different from what
ihey formerly used to be.
The lalst article provides that the
Publications. Ct the treaty shall be ex-
changed within Six months and by the
court Of Portugal in year if possible.
Iae treaty is 10 be deposited at Vienna,
Among tSe archives ofthe court & state
ofhiS imperial and apostolic majesty, in
order that it may be referred to by any
fthe conrts of Europe who may wish to
consult tie original text. It is dated
Vienna, the 9th June, 1915, and then
io!low the signatures Of the r.enipotcn-
safies.
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