The plenipotentiaries of the powers that signed the treaty

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The plenipotentiaries of the powers that signed the treaty ACT, No. III.—Additional Treaty relative to Cracow… (1815)

ART. III. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria being anxious, on his part, to improve the commercial relations and good understanding between Gallica and the free city of Cracow, grants in perpetuity to the city of Podgorze, bordering on the river, the privileges of a free commercial city, with the same advantages as enjoyed by the city of Brody. The freedom of commerce shall extend to a line of 500 hundred toises from the barriers of the suburbs of the city of Podgorze.
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The plenipotentiaries of the powers that signed the treaty ACT, No. III.—Additional Treaty relative to Cracow… (1815)

The Senate, however, shall be at liberty to propose to the Assemblies of December, a different mode of expenditure from that which may exist, if it shall be proved that the present appropriation of the revenues, especially with regard to public instruction and the distressed situation of the inferior clergy, has been conducted in a manner contrary to the intention of the founders.
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