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Foreign News June 26, 1793

National Gazette

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

The Germanic Empire's conclave on March 22 declared war on France, prohibited French assignats, nullified peace treaties without prejudicing third-party rights, mandated examination of correspondence while preserving commerce until France infringes, required renunciation of neutrality by states and vassals, and ordered banishment of Frenchmen without residence permission.

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RATISBON, April 3.

In the conclusion of the Empire, of the 22d ult. when the war against France was declared, and the circulation of the French assignats prohibited, it was further resolved

That "All treaties of peace hitherto concluded between the Germanic empire and France are to be declared null, yet without prejudicing the rights of every third.

All written correspondence is to be narrowly examined, but the commercial connections with France are to be preserved till infringed by France herself.

All the states and vassals of the Empire are to renounce their neutrality with France.

All Frenchmen who cannot obtain a permission of residence from the magistrates of any part of the Empire, are to be banished from all its dependencies."

What sub-type of article is it?

War Report Diplomatic Political

What keywords are associated?

Germanic Empire War France Treaties Nullified Neutrality Renounced French Banishment

Where did it happen?

Ratisbon

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Ratisbon

Event Date

22d Ult.

Outcome

war declared against france; peace treaties nullified; neutrality renounced by empire states; frenchmen to be banished without permission.

Event Details

In the Empire's conclave of the 22d ult., war against France was declared and French assignats prohibited. Further resolutions: nullify all prior peace treaties without prejudicing third-party rights; examine all written correspondence while preserving commercial ties until infringed by France; require all states and vassals to renounce neutrality with France; banish Frenchmen unable to obtain residence permission from magistrates.

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