The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
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ne boundaries of the circle Of Neyst,df
the whole OF which is Incorporated ait,, Pms
S'a' remain untouched. The districts of Vo,nt-
ianu, IN the County of Reuss, namely. Gc-
iaih' hi'andoif, Spai emberg, and Blak IL
berg, are all comprised in the Prussian allot..
ment.
Tiles 10 be taken by his NJ The KIM or
P,uSsiQ.
10. Inc provinces and districts of the kim
dom OF oaXony which are transferred TO tic
dominions Of the King OF Prussia, shall be de-
signated by the name of the Duchy of Saxo-
ny and his majesty will add to his t,tlts
those otthe Duke of S.xony, Landgraye of
ihuring-a, Marsrave OF the Two Lusatias.
and Count OF Hannaberg. HIS Majesty .bs
KING otSayony shall continue TO bear the >,
tie OF MarSrave of High Lusatia his maies-
y sh%ii rkewise continue TO bear those of
l-anograve OF huringiii, and Count of Hen,e
berg, IN relation to, and in virtue OF his rights
Oh succession to the possession of the Ernes-
tan line.
G"arante: Of Russta, England, austria and
g.. France 3
IL. Austria, Russia Great Britain and
5rnnce, guarantee to his Majesty the K,r
OF Prussia, his descendants and SUCCESSORS
the possessions ct the cDuntres dt.siqn.ted 4,
the 10th article II full Sovereignty and nro-
perry. - P''
Ren'nctation by Austria offhe rip,ht Of Sore.
retSnty oVcr Lusatia.
~. Ills Imperial and ROYAL Apostolic Ma.
lesty' aesrous OF giving to]his Majesty tho
hlhs oil russia a new proofof his anxiety on
every SUBJECT OF future dispute between the
two courts, renounces for himself an., his an
cessors the risht8 of sovereenty over the
Margiavales OF High and Low Lusatia- wbirb
belong to him as king of bohemia, IN as far
as THESE rights e%tend-to that part of thost.
provinces Which has been traDsferred.t IN the.
domInions OF the king of Prussia. in v;rrreoe
treaty concluded with his majesty tle lin
OF oa1ony, at Vienna. on the 18th Of NAV
1915. way
AS to what respects tt right Of reversiop.
.'''iI cut III LIS imperial and Royal Maiesty.
to that part Of the Log alas uri.ed to 80
II y transferred to the house of Brandep
oours III actual possession of the throne NJ
russia h's Imperial and Royal Apostolic
Majesty rcserving only to himself and ms. sue
EessprS TIE power OF resumine that right in
eho event OF the extinction of the satd REIGN
ing family.
Hls Imperial and ROYAL Apes. Ole Males.
y rehonnceS equally IN favour of his Pr.ssiar
Majesty the districts OF Bohemia, included. in
're par OF ulgn Gusata, cedto by the treaty
OF the 18TH OF May, IBIS. to his Piussian M
Jesty, the which contains the, towns Of ON.
terdort, iaRtusntF, Dke. Neugre.cI,re r.
dsr, Gorlascheim, Win-kel and Pi,erat
with their territories. !,
hecHirocuI Remuneration Of tbe P;e,,,o -
.Fcuds ifv. 80
II. us Majesty the kn.e. of Prussia a,s
ms Majesty the King Of Saxony, anxio;IsiT
oesirous tor move every subject of fiIt,ir4
o.spute OF discussion, renounces each fnr
himself and reciprocally in favour-cf 80.
other, every right or claim TO feudalitI 49,,
.hey ihiSnt exercise, or may have ex.rtis.s
beyond the boundaries fixed by the nre.o'.
treaty. F0'-"%
liberty Of emigration and of.he .erto,t or
: IT2hsEty.
= 20. His Majesty The King of Prussia 1,-,,r
lAeS 20 cause to De regulated All tn t may'co,,.
NSiii uie property ana interests of the respec.
i've SUBJECTS on the most liberal PRINCIPLES -
me present article Shall particularly ann,v
" TAG concerns OF individuals who tttaiS.
property under the two governrne ITS. Pr-,ssia<,
ana oaXon, to the commerce of J.e;ns;nL
aho 10 all other natSers Of the same nature
ana IN order that the personal liberty of x.
inhaoltansS 81 both tine ceded provinces al
Oh othcrs, be not restricted, they slair -.
tree to emigrate from one territory 70 ~
o-her' saving the obligation of military ssrv,.,.
ana upon complying with the forms rpon;r
req oy law. They may also export tbs;4
properly without being subject to any dnty of
transfer, Ne5 "a
<TSf'eTFy Of religious Establishments. md 90
Pubic instruction.
~. lhe communities, corporations. and :.
ng'ous establishments, and Of public lnsrr,,o
ton, which exist in the provinces and ~
tricts ceded by his majesty the kim Of SIS Us
: ny TO Prussia, or in the provinces add dist-,c.,
which remain to his Saxon majesty, sb ..'S
serve, whatever shall b. the change -b;cb r.:
destination shall undergo, their proaertv '''s's
wen rs the revenues which belong to a. "a
since Tie actot their found ton 81, 80
nave since been acquired by them 5v -,
title, according to law, under the fey6 seAO
nations Prussian & Saxon, 50 that .bo III,
Inihistration and revenues to come be 6ot ao'
lested on one part or the OH r. in corEorII.o.-
always to the laws, and IN sppror, &c ny
ch rges to (Which all properties or re- me
OF the same nature are subject il the +,
in wech they take place. ''o'F
General 6;n7teefv. r.
%. 100 individual Connected IN The
ces under the domination ofhis Saxon =, I.o1.l'
no more than apy Individual dom;r;lgII 'yo
those which, by the present treaty , ~ ~
under the domination Of the king IS lle'Ssu
snail be touched in bis person. liz ts'sa''
rents, pensions and revenues Of ali h., Soodss
his rank and dgnites, nor pefsecnt", ,I,' IN
sought after IN any manner for anv 49,, nor
may have taken place since the = - ElnCh
, mtht Ot tue war terminated T. =, ,'O--