Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Foreign Intelligence.
Translated for the Commercial lid
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TREATY

TREATY
Bet,reen France and the Allied Potcers
concluded at Paris, on the Goth No
GENDER, 1915.
in the name of the Most Holy and
Undivided Trinity!
The allied power. having, by their
united efforts, and by the success OF
their arms, preserved France and Eu-
rope from the destruction with which
they were menaced by the last attempt.
of Napoleon Bonaparte, and by the
revolutionary system Reproduced in
France in support of said attempts;
Participating With his Most Christian
Majesty in wish to consolidate, by the
|inyiolabIe preservation of the royal au-
the,ity, and the introduction ofthe con-
stitutiona charter to it's full viguor, the
order of things happily re-established in
France, as we'll as to restore, the rela,
items of confidence and reciprocal good
will between France and the surrounding
nations, which the unhappy effects of the
revolution and the spirit OF conquest have
SO long interrupted;
Persuaded that this last object can on
ly be accomplished by an arrangement
adequate to insure just indemnity Tor the
Epast and solemn guarantee for the lu
lture;
lave taken into consideration, II
concert with his majesty the king Of
France, the means of realizing this ar.
arrangement; and having acknowledged
that the indemnity due to the powers Cal
neither be wholly territorial on pecunia-
ry, without interfering IN some degree
with the essential interests of France
and that it would be most expsdient to
combine the objects proposed, in order to
ayold those two Inconvenience then
imperial and royal majesties have adopt,
Ell this basis for their actual negotia-
tons and being mutually convinced OF
the necessity of preserving, for deter
inmate period, in the frontier provinces
OF France, certain number OF allied
troops they have agreed to combine the
different dispositions founded upon this
basis, in defnitive treaty.
To this end, and for this purpose, hi:
majesty the king of France and Navarro
of the one part; ard his majesty The
emperor OF Austria, king Of Hungary ano
Bohemia, TOR himself and bis ahes, 81
the other part, have named their plem
potentlarIes, to discuss, conclude, ant
sign the dehnltivs treat, TO wit:
Here folloms The names and qualities
lct tie RenipotentiaTiss.
Art. /. The frontiers Of France shall
remain as they were III 1870, with the
exception of tie modification Of both par
ties, which are Indicated Ia the presen'
article.
/. OL the frontiers Of the nort,:, the
Inc of demarcaton shall enaln such a.
me treaty Of Paris had fixed it until il
eacl:es opposite to Quicerain from
thence it shall follow the ancient Limits
II the Beigic provinces, of the former
.lshoprlcA OF Llese, and the Duchy OF
.ouilon, such As it existed in 1870
leaving the enclosed territories of Philip
vile and Narlenbours, together with
tie places by that name. and the whole
Ouchy Of kOuillon, without the frontiers
OF France: FROM Villas near Or,al, on
the confines of the Department OF Ar
ldennes aud the Grand Ducy of Luxem-
burg. as far as Pale, upon the causeway
winch leads from lhionyile to Neyes
the iiue Shall remain such as it was de.
sisnated 10y the Treaty Of Paris. From
rae it will pass by Launsdort. Vale
rich, Schardort, Woodworking Pellweila,
all which places with their liberties
franchises shall remain to France, as
lar as Howe, and from thence shalI
follow the ancient boundaries OF the
country OF Sancbruck, leaving Sane
Louis and the course of the Sana, witt,
the places situated to the right of the
line above designed, and their Liberties
without the limits of France. From the
boundaries OF Sa cbruck the line of de-
marcation which now separates from
Germany the Departments of the Mo
seile and the Lower Rhine. TIE whole
OF the territory Oh the left Bank of the
Lauta, including Laudan, shall COM
pose part of Germany; nevertheless,
the town OF Weisselnbourg, through
which that river flows. snail remain en-
tire to France, with small portion of
territory ON the left bank, not to exceed
one thousand toiSes, and which will be
r,orn narticBIarIv determined nv tha