Delegates of the commanders in chief of the French and Imperial Armies in Italy.

“ ART. XIII — No individual shall be ill-treated on account of services rendered to the Austrian army, or on account of political opinions. The Commander-in-chief of the Austrian army shall set at liberty all persons arrested in the Cisalpine Republic for political opinions, and who may be confined in the fortresses under his command. ”

“ All artillery of the Austrian calibre and fount, to belong to the Austrian army. All of Italian, Piedmontese, and French calibre and make, to belongto the French army. The provisions to be divided: half to be at the disposal of the Commissary-general of the French army, and half at that of the Commissary-general of the Austrian army. ART. X — The garrisons shall march out with the honours of war, repairing with their arms and baggage by the most direct road to Mantua. ”

“ ART. IV — The French army shall occupy the country comprised between the Chiesa, the Oglio, and the Po.
ART. V — The country between the Chiesa and the Mincio shall not be occupied by either of the two armies. The army of his Imperial Majesty may draw provisions from the countries which formed a part of the duchy of Mantua. The French army to be supplied by the countries which formed a part of the province of Brescia. ”