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

rheir negotiations, and to give ssl
them by their reciprocal I rat;s sueet Il
rave authorised their plenfposen,;ssaae'on
include in a general instrument a 5. to
positions Of greater and more nar ,ne DIS.
interest, and to join to that act. 4. ~
Itegral parts of the arrangement os ss = H.
gress, the treaties, conventions 400. UoA'
|ations and other particular acts: . usSla'
Ithey are found cited in the present at, ~. as
ity. cea'
There then follows the names and ;:
ties ofthe plenipotentiaries. "Du u
| The first articles relates to the ann.
Iation of the duchy of yarsoyia 10 q
Iempire of Russia. This duchy will; II ~ tI'
deception of provinces aud district
therwise disposed Of, is irreyoc,bIy :.
be possessed by the emperor of ali ~ o
isassias, who is toioin to his other t;t ~:
THAT of the king of Poland, and the 'F pe
Ionese subjects of Russia, Austria s,S
PRUSSIA, are to be represented in the >,
ttional institution.
| The Cd article refers to the limits :;
1.-THE grand duchy of Posen, describes A. ~
f!ine Of territory which shall be under S ,s
sovereignty of the king of Prussia. ~
| The Sd article relates to tbs salt nine,
of Wieliezka, which the empe,or II
Russia is to have the full property Of.
The 4th article settles he bonndsra,
between the Gallacian and Russian Ter.
Iritories.
By the 5th article fine emperor of Rus.
STA restores the circles of Tarnapol 70
1.-THE emperor of Austria.
The 9th declares Cracovia free Ct.
fly.
The 7th limits the territory of Grace.
| via.
The 9Th grants the privilege of free
commerce to Podgatza.
| The 9th guarantees the neutrality Of
lCracoyia.
The 10th relates to the constitution Of
the academy and bishopric Of Grace.
| via.
The 18th grants general amnesty.
The 18th, in conformity with the pre-.
ceding article, declares that all seques.
|trations shall be taken off, and that all
proceedings against persons for political
acts shall be null and void.
The 18th contains an exception where
|defnitive sentences upon appeal have
been announced.
The l4tii provides for the free nsyi-
cation of the canals and rivers, through.
out the whole extent of ancient PO-
land.
The 18th refers to the cession of Say
ony to Prussia these appear to be very
considerable.
The 10th settles the titles which have
been assumed by the king of Prussia,
who is to add to this title those Ofthe
duke Of Saxony, Landgrave of Thurin.
gen, Margrave Of the two Lusatias, and
count Of Henebe.s. The king of saxO"
nv is to continue the title of Upper Lu.
satia and, eventually, some other IT,
ties. -
Ile Eth contains an express guaran'
tee. on the part of Russia, Great Br'
tain and France. of all the cessi0ns to
the king of Prussia in full sovereignty
3, the 18th, Austria renounces the
ri ghts of sovereignty over Lusatla.
The 10Th contains, on the part OF the
king of Prussia and the king OF SaxonY,
a remuneration of feudat rights.
The goth allows the liberty Oh emIsIa..
ton to persons, and the expectation Of
their property.
The a1st guarantees religious esta'
blishments. and establishments for pup
lie instruction, in the districts eede0 "
Saxony. lax,
The aad grants general amnesty 10
the subjects of the king of saAony' 3
The l2sd s,designates the provinces rt % i
which Prussia is to have possession; iHS
enumeration extends to some length.
The oath and 25th describe the terri
tory to be enjoyed by Prussia on 'lS
banks of the Rhine.
By the Goth the title OF king CT nan.
over is confirmed to the king OF oFeaN
Britain. &C
The eth relates to the ceSslohs "
Prussia to Hanover. H.,
The eSth is a remuneration on U C'
part of Prussia to the chapter OF DE-
Pierre a-Narten. H..
The s9th specifies the cession Of '4 ,s
king of Great Britain and Han0,S, ~
tbo t;nn of Prussia of q mart OF the duE"y