`NS .-...----_. .... Mlle, -;:-. had a right to expect, 1 Ai-t. ti.The' I' dial) be rese7vtl'fl ill the tell iforits lieribv renounced the Fit-im , g ven , by l in! the V.nipcs. r Napoleon, tot' himself and his . family, 1‘ . 4 1 shou!d have look•A m o r e confidently to a ducable.) to hip I I d omains or rent cs4rges in the , T wat book of Prance, prodOcing o p,ana., than We ar ,- : DOW allowed to do. It is only through i revenue, clear of all deductions and charges, of ‘4500,0f10 ti ant's. th•`. ovliti.in of wi.“4 lawi that any rople cats be taught ;1 Ti iege d onli ,i iis or rents shall.h-lf.:ig, in till' property, and to be clip. the r'do:;cs, alid the knowl.de of cur suc;q l duties can ' posed of as they Omit think fit, to the Princes and Princesses of alone teach us our duty o others• It is not freedom, but his family, and :hall he divided amongst them in such a manlier, alai the revenue of each shall be it: the follow.ng proportions, ifs &misc. ) that • has lhought evils orntt the world, and viz. : FraneF • true ri.';g'on would be as fairly chatgeal,ic with centuries to '..‘llitlante Mere . . . . . . sno,oco of cr •Y-,!! ana . n-t the ri • ~ .!i and ititt:!l-ctual happiness of To King Joeph and his Queen . .• . 600,000 r) man. .r; fr. (41:s:n r - ith the cr . :lles of th , .! Freud, It' volu- ITo Kill: L.:ills • • . . 200,0410 Quetts Horteiege and to her children . 400,01•11 tion lic.:• t• •• ~• -cnust• of tiai , e dislttla ell ors into which It ' I. " II "' 11 To Keite Jerome and his Queen . . . . 500,00,) its .ifst t!is..o • ; ,cis. Th.,,, I....putca to the old govern- ;1 T ,, ti e vi i nee „ Fria • .. . . 500,000 • • „ -# of I . .... tile rad:cat ci.lici- . 'll'CV Of agr.'S, and made I! To the Princess Patilina . . . 300.0u0 mint t. him %rho wool.; !lave improved their condition an. 1 0 .rn'AP for.the turpitudc.of his time, mod the cr;nhc, of nis ances tors. Would thete Men entail upon Louis X V the curse of their insidiem policy and ambitious projects ? if France be not enlight,..nedohe has learnt to administer to her own comfort the immense revenues 'he torne , rl) - beqowed upon the profligate and superstitious. The Minn may be as profoundly •irs:utlative as their hopes and designs would male him—but are there no others as art ful as himself These men h. fool me to my very bent"--- They w..U.€l use? Eland as they ate disposed to We Ftance our ben;, , facti..,r,s—their emplo) meut and secu rif-. all of which they owe to our free Constitution, and which having enjoyed, we skr.uld think they would be glad to comm!inicate l s , .-!cm only to have made them desirous of re,toring that or&r of this;gs which they once faithlessly abandoned, and which thiy would do again, if their se e u;ity int :Tests wet e concerned. We are r.hrsnaded that it is a renr!atit. of this abomina ble fiction that ha 3 inducc d the King to swerve from the premises he math , . as a gentleman, and which we thellore regret, as we m ill laT1'1;lly confess that this early breach of his most sacree. ~.ard may lead him, at no very distant day,, to fowl the immense obligations he must always owe to England. We shall return to this subject again. NA POI EO.V BUONAPARTE. 1 I 2,599,e0l I I I The Princes and Pilot-eves of the tioti,e of the Emperor Na. ii polem , shall tenni, besides, lila ;r property, movable and immovable, l i of whatever naturesi . , ma.... be, v. loch ti!Py hal! possess by bully i.1i0.l ! and public il4ht, and the rents of which they shall enjoy (also as ni l! di% ideals). il Art. 7., The annual pension o f `he Eltpress Josephine shall be re it dueel to 1,00 0 ,0 00 , in domains, or in inst . ' iptions in the great hook !; of Es anee ; A- shall continue t , ) copy, in lull propeity, all her wi t' vatc properly, movable and immovable, with power to dispose it !it conformable to the French lay's. , 1 Art. 3. There shall be gramed to Prince E u gene, Victroy or Italy, a suitable establishment out of France. 1 Art. 9. 'I he property syllieh his Majesty the Emperor Nr.poleon possesses in Franey, either as .extraordinary domain, or as' in iva'e 3 &ennui, attached to the crnwn, the funds placed by the Emperor ; either in the ereat book of France, in the Bank of France ' in the Actions des Fonts, or in any other manner, an d wh i ch his Majesty abiatlons to the (down, $1:1411 be reserved as a capital, wi:itth ahall not exceed '2,000 OM. to be expended in gratitiv.;tions in favour or such pergrns, whose names shall he contained iii a list to be signed liv the Emperor Napoleon, and which shall be transmitted to the 1 French Covernment. 1 Arr. tO. Ali the Crown diamonds shall remain in France. .Art. 11. His Majesty the Emperor Napo!eon shad return to the !Treasury . , and to the other public chests, all the sums Atlll ( diets i that skill have been taken out by his orders; milli the exception of 1 what has been appropriated from the Civil list. i Art. V/ The debts of ;he Household of his Majesty the Empetor Napoleon, such as they were on the day of the siguatisa. of the pre ; ; sent treaty. shall be immediately discharged out of the arrears dile by the puldie Treasury to the Civil List, according to a list, which ; shall be si:oted by a Commissioner appointed for that purpose. Art. 13. The obligations of the Mont-Napoleon, of Milan, towards all the creditors, whether Frenchmen or foreigeers, shall be ex -1 ac;:y Ct.' 'illetl, miless there shall be any change made in this respect. Art. 14. There shall be given all the necessary passports for the free lianl,:e of his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon, or of the Em press, the Pi inces anti Princesses, and all the persons of their suite i tylio wish to acemepany them, or to establish themselves out of t France, as well as for the passage of all the equipages, hoist's, ae,l (Alerts belonging to . them. The Allied Powers shall, in consequener, fonds!' ofiieers and men for escorts. Art. it,. The French Imperial Guard shall furnish a detachment at; om 1,‘:$00 to 1 ; :309 men. end arms, to serve as an escort to ti:e Emperor Napoleon to St. Tropes. the ghee of his embarkalien. Art. 1(4 There shall he foroislird a corvt rte anti the necessary transport vessels to convey' to the place of his destination his Ma je.ty the Emperor Napoleon and his' hansehold ; anti the corvette shall belong, in full property, to his Majesty the Emperor. Art. 17. The Emperor Napolcoa shall he allowed to take vrillt him and retain as his guard 4C) men, volunteers, as wed officers, as ARTICLES OF TILE TREATY BET*ETN THE ALM!) pow1:11s; AND II IS BUJ LbT HE (AFOLEON. Art. 1. Hi. , Majesty the Einperor Napoleon renounce' for him • Stir, de , eilidaut*, as well as for . r.O the members c 1 ins fami:y, al l of sovcreigtoy and dominion,. as %yell to the Fre»elt empire, dud the kingdom of ;taffy, as over every other Art. T:u•ir Majcst:rs Fanperor Napoleon and Marin Louisa ahaq 'r t.in Buis titles ith l tf l ian . k, to be enjoyed during their lives. The mother, the hrothektsi,ters, nephews, and nieces, of the Em poror, shall also retatitolierever they may reside, the titles ofPrinet s of his family. Art... The Isle of Ellin, adopted by hi' MPjcsty the Emperor Napoleon as the place of his residence, shall form, during his life, a .separate principaniy, which shall be possessed: by him in sove reignty and property; there shall be besides granted, in full Fro petty to the Emperor Napoleon, an annual revenue of' (2,090,000 francs, in tent charge, in the great book of France, of which 1,c00,000 shall be in reversion to the Empress. Art. 4. The Duchies Of Parma, Placentia, and Gua9talla, shall .1 1 1 r be granted, in full property and sovereignty, to her Majesty the Ent press Maria Louisa; they shall pass to her son, and .to the descen dants in the right line. The Prince, her sou, shall , from henceforth, take the title of Prince et Parma„ Placentia, and Guastalia. . Art. 5. All the Po ' els engage to employ their good offices to cause to be respected. by the 13aibary Powers, the flag and the ter. iitory of the Isle of Elba, for which pm pose the relations with the lEiaiLt Powers sball he assimilated to those %I'M France. suh-ofnerrs aril soldiers. Art. I ;. do Vienehiuman who shall have followed the Emperor Napokon or his fonily, shill be held to have forkited his right as such by ..not roaming to Prinlee within three years : at least tlicy shim not be comprised in the exceptions which the French Govern ment reserves to itself to grant alter the expiration of that term. Art 19. The Polish 'troops of an arms, in the service of Froice, shall be at liberty to return home, and Oval retain their arms and hagzage, as a testimony of their hurourable services. The °dicers, sith.otheers, and soldiers, shall retain the decorations which hate been granted to them, and the pensions annexed to those detora tions. all Art. '.20. The High Allied Poutrs gnarautee the execution -of THE NATIONAk_REGISTERI JUNE 19. •